Food Truck Fridays offers family-friendly menus from local food trucks from 5-8 p.m., and wines on tap for $5/glass. Make it a regular Saturday night by purchasing a Jazz at the Grille Season Pass that includes the music, a glass of wine and your own wine canteen.
#White silo winery events series
Millbrook Vineyard makes the most of its impressive facilities with a host of other events: a Summer Solstice Lobster Bake, with live jazz in the background, on June 24 and an outdoor jazz concert series on Saturday evenings (with different specials at The Grille each week). Classes are scheduled on Sundays, July 23 and August 13, 11 a.m.
Yoga classes (three for $50, or drop in for $20) include a post-class complimentary glass of wine. Here, you get the benefits of yoga and wine combined. (Read more about the vineyard's history and Phyllis Feder, the owner, in The Rural We.) and will include tastings, a live jazz trio and a pop-up farmers market of local vendors including Crown Maple Syrup, Canoe Hill Café, Hoofprint Cheese, Beacon Bakery and Rock Steady Farm. The winery will celebrate its 40th vintage on Saturday, June 24 from 2 to 6 p.m. featuring local bands and BBQ every Saturday through August. In mid July, there will be a Summer Saturday Concert Series from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. The future location of Summertide, a locally sourced wine, food and music festival next month, Cascade Mountain Winery has a restaurant led by executive chef Maria Laura Quintero that offers lunch on weekends. For more information, check the individual websites or the area’s wine trails, including the Connecticut Wine Trail and the Hudson-Berkshire Beverage Trail. This is just a sampling of events at some of the wineries throughout our coverage area. Given that the wineries’ real estate alone is worthy of a day trip, these extra-viticultural activities - dinners, yoga, chocolate pairings and more - are excellent excuses (or, rather, reasons) to visit your local wine producers. We realized, too, that they are offering more than tastings along with a little music on the side. Last week, while doing our research to bring you a roundup of summer outdoor music series, we saw that wineries have become venues for music.
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