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Mike Grgich Celebrates 50 Years of Winemaking in Napa Valley When Mike Grgich stepped off a Greyhound bus in Napa Valley’s St. Helena on August 15, 1958 he carried two cardboard suitcases that held everything he owned. While he was alone in a new country, he was excited to finally achieve his dream of becoming a winemaker in California. 2008 marks the 50th vintage for one of Napa Valley’s winemaking icons: Miljenko (Mike) Grgich. full article |
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The Skunk Train There are but few times when you can embark on a journey and be transported back in time, well a trip on the historic Skunk Train in Mendocino County is just that journey! With the call of “All Aboard” your journey back in time has begun, welcome to 1885 when the Skunk Train was founded. full article |
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Winesong!
Winesong! continues to be a unique event, truly unlike any other. While the event’s primary goal is to raise much-needed funds for the Mendocino Coast District Hospital, Winesong! provides a terrific showcase for over 100 world class wineries. Wineries from Napa Valley, Mendocino, Sonoma Counties as well as Oregon, Washintgon, Chile, Italy and Australia are well represented. With its wine tasting meandering along the garden pathways and meadows bordering the Pacific coastline, Winesong is the only wine tasting and charity auction by the sea. full article |
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Petaluma’s 150th Anniversary
Visit the River Front Town of Petaluma, in the heart of North Coast Wine Country, only 32 miles north of San Francisco. “Experience the Charm” as this city recalls the past, revels in the present and imagines the future during the yearlong 150th anniversary celebration in 2008.
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Pianist, Lawrence Holmefjord-Sarabi Lawrence Holmefjord-Sarabi, the featured pianist of a recent recital at the Raven’s Theatre benefiting the Healdsburg Boys and Girls Club, has been an active Club Member since 1998. He volunteers his time each week to help tutor younger Club Members, willingly lends a hand wherever needed throughout the Club and often performs for an enthralled audience of younger children in the creative arts room. full article
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