Napa Valley’s wet, slower “off” season continues through March, although if you look at our calendar there is more happening than in most areas in their busiest time of year. Here are some of my favorite things to do this month.
More than 100 vineyard workers across the Napa Valley competed at the 22nd annual Napa County Pruning Contest at Beringer’s Gamble Ranch Vineyard on Saturday, Feb. 3.
It may be cool, even cold, and raining, but exciting things to do don’t end during the “off” season in Napa Valley. Some would argue that it’s a better time to enjoy activities as there are fewer visitors in the valley than the rest of the year.
It may be cool, even cold, and raining, but exciting things to do don’t end during the “off” season in Napa Valley. Some would argue that it’s a better time to enjoy activities as there are fewer visitors in the valley than the rest of the year.
Appellation St. Helena (ASH) is inviting guests to its 13th annual "bASH" on Saturday, March 23, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at The Culinary Institute of America Greystone.
Special offers from more than 50 Napa Valley wineries and wine businesses will be available to Napa County residents during the 10-day Napa Neighbor Week event beginning Friday, Jan. 19.
Napa Valley’s Restaurant Week will be Jan. 19-28. It was originally aimed at locals mostly during the off season and featured $19 lunches and $29 or $39 dinners. No more.
Napa Valley’s Restaurant Week will be Jan. 19-28. It was originally aimed at locals mostly during the off season and featured $19 lunches and $29 or $39 dinners. No more.
BottleRock Napa Valley has announced its 2024 lineup for the three-day music festival, which will include headliners Stevie Nicks, Megan Thee Stallion, Pearl Jam, Maná and Ed Sheeran.
Enjoy all things truffles at the Oxbow Public Market for four days, beginning Friday, Jan. 12, from 5 to 7 p.m. In conjunction with the Napa Truffle Festival, Oxbow market vendors will be putting on special truffle menus.
