Commune with those from another plain! Check-In is at 3:30pm. Doors close at 4:00pm. Get your tickets while there is still space!

Participating businesses will be offering authentic cultural art, food, sugar skulls, face painting and live music, as well as displaying altars celebrating the lives of those who have passed on but are with us in heart and spirit on the Day of the Dead.  

During previous Dia De Los Muertos, there has been a Catrina and Catrin Dress Contest at 4:30 pm Saturday afternoon in the Park followed by a Candle Light Procession to the Catholic Cemetery (procession canceled due to rain).  Those wishing to participate in the procession should meet at the Park by 5:45 pm.   Make sure to bring your flashlight and warm clothing.  Mexican hot chocolate and pan de muertos will be available for purchase after the ceremony.  

We invite you to join us for a soirée taking its inspiration from the Paulée de Meursault, a Burgundian celebration held each year at the end of Harvest for the community.

Celebrate the end of Harvest with a three-course dinner amongst fellow winemakers, growers & wine lovers!

We will gather around a Zinfandel Themed Dinner.

Throughout the night Nick Lefler will be filling the air with his excellent Spanish Guitar.