This Weekend I’ll be Having Fun at 2013 Los Altos Art and Wine Festival, Will You?
This weekend (July 14-15) downtown Los Altos transforms into one of the largest two-day summer events in the Bay Area. The 34th Annual Los Altos Art and Wine Festival showcases the works of hundreds of artists and craftspeople from over a dozen states.
If you’ve never been to this event, it is worth the effort to come! There are activities for all ages. There is free music and entertainment on one of the three stages. Children can enjoy a large selection of rides, activities and entertainment in the FunZone. Saturday night from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. there will be a special concert performed by Sage, a rhythm and blues, funk and soul band.
Adults can quench their thirst with a cool margarita, a cold frosty microbrew or a glass of wine from one of 6 local wineries – Martella Wines, Ferwood Cellers, Martin Ranch Winery, Naumann Vineyards, Page Mill Winery and Thomas Fogarty Winery.
Proceeds from the Los Altos Arts and Wine Festival support year-round programs of the Los Altos Village Association. These programs support local businesses and provide residents with community oriented activities that involve local organizations, nonprofit groups, schools and the seniors of Los Altos.
This year my office at Coldwell Banker is a Sommelier Sponsor. I will be volunteering at the Martella Wines booth booth located at the corner of 3rd and state streets – facing Foothill expressway. See map below
As with every year I volunteer at the Los Altos Art and Wine Festival, all my clients, past and present, should stop by from 3:30 – 6:00 p.m. on Saturday and allow me the opportunity to treat you to a glass from Martella Wines.
As an added incentive for those clients who do stop by, I would love to give you a free limited edition LosAltosHomes Silipint beverage glass.
losaltoshomes silipint
Hope to see you there, Salud!
Lastly, please don’t bring your pets because it can get hot. Green Town Los Altos will be providing free bike parking beginning at 10:00 a.m. behind the Post Office at Main and 3rd Streets.
