Join me at the 15th annual Vintage Indiana Wine & Food Festival, an award-winning event promoting the state’s best wine and food. Celebrate with the Indiana wineries as they offer samples of more than 300 award-winning wines. Relax with a glass of your favorite drink and enjoy the free music on our stage.
WHEN:Saturday, June 7, 2013 ~ Early Admission opens at 11 a.m. General Admission opens at 12pm. Festival ends at 6pm.
WHERE:Military Park in Downtown Indianapolis. Restaurant and winery booths will be located throughout the park. Additionally there is a Wine & Food Experience tent, arts & crafts and live entertainment will be located on site.
FOOD: Enjoy delicious food from Indiana’s own restaurants and food trucks. A variety of restaurants on site will create mouth-watering food to pair with your favorite Indiana wine.
FUN: Experience live music from a variety of bands. 2014 entertainment will include Zanna-Doo, My Yellow Rickshaw, and Jennie DeVoe. Visit the Wine & Food Experience Pavillion for cooking demos and wine/food pairing with some of Indiana’s leading wine and food experts. Stroll through the arts area and pick up an item to take home.
CHARITY PARTNER: Vintage Indiana is teaming up with dots in blue water, a program of high school students providing clean drinking water to the world!
Directed by a committee of school teachers and funded entirely by donations and student fundraisers, dots in blue water made its inaugural trip in 2011 to provide clean water to rural communities outlying Port au Prince, Haiti. Since then, the students have expanded their projects to become more sustainable, and have branched out to other areas. Their focus for 2014 is the EEM school in St. Louis du Nord, on Haiti’s north coast, where this year they will furnish the school with education resources, including laptops and internet connections so they may keep in touch with the students & families they serve.
The partnership between dots in blue water and Indiana Wines will allow more people to be aware of what impacts Indiana students and Indiana’s grape growers and wineries are making around the world. It will also provide dots in blue water with financial support to continue their clean water efforts in Making a World of Difference. A portion of every ticket sold will help turn Wine into Water!!
COSTS:
Early Admission Adult Tickets:
$50 in advance at. www.vintageindiana.com
General Admission Adult Tickets:
$25 in advance (website or Marsh beginning May 1, 2014)
$35 at the gate
Designated Driver Tickets (free non-alcoholic soft drinks):
$10 in advance
$10 at the gate
General Admission Group Tickets:
(20 or more) $20 per person in advance (one check or credit card)
Online tickets are available at www.vintageindiana.com. Advance tickets will be sold at Marsh Supermarkets and participating Indiana Wineries starting May 1, 2014. Designated drivers include any adult over the age of 21 that is not consuming alcohol. I.D. required. Every guest will be carded.
PARKING :
Parking will be available throughout downtown Indianapolis and in designated parking lots close to Military Park. Visit www.vintageindiana.com for parking maps, Indianapolis area maps and a downtown Indianapolis map.
MORE INFO:
No re-entry, no pets, no outside food/beverages. Food, alcohol (other than complimentary wine samples) and some activities are not included in the admission price.
SPONSORS:
2014 Sponsors – Marsh Supermarkets, WTHR TV, Clark Appliance, Indiana’s Family of Farmers, WZPL, Mix 107.9, American Dairy Association of Indiana, National Turkey Federation, and the Indiana State Poultry Association. A portion of the proceeds will benefit dots in blue water.
CONTACT:
For more information visit www.vintageindiana.com or call 1-800-832-WINE. For specific questions please contact Jeanette Merritt, Marketing Director, Indiana Wines ~ (765) 496-3842 or [email protected].
- Participating Wineries
- Best Vineyards
- Brown County Winery
- Buck Creek Winery
- Butler Winery & Vineyards
- Carousel Winery
- Cedar Creek Winery
- Chateau de Pique
- Easley Winery
- Ertel Cellars Winery
- French Lick Winery
- Grateful Goat Vineyard & Winery
- Harmony Winery
- Huber’s Orchard, Winery & Vineyard
- Indian Creek Winery
- Mallow Run Winery
- McClure’s Orchard
- Monkey Hollow Winery
- Oliver Winery
- Rettig Hill Winery
- Satek Winery
- Simmons Winery
- Thomas Family Winery
- Turtle Run Winery
- Whyte Horse Winery
- Wildcat Creek Winery
- Windy Knoll Winery
- Windy Ridge Winery
- Winzerwald Winery
- Participating Restaurants
- Barto’s Banquets and Catering
- Baskin Robbins
- Bazbeaux Pizza
- Big Green Bistro
- Blue Lagoon Catering
- Chef Dan’s Southern Comfort
- Cobb’s Cajun Cooking
- Emkay Enterprises, LLC
- Glodo’s Original Kettle Korn
- Jr. Chapter of the American Culinary Federation
- Port-a-Pit Catering
- The Flying Cupcake
- Art Vendors
- All Bottled Up in Indy
- Bobbi Hollars
- Brenda Kessler Designs
- Dave’s Nepal Attire
- Davis Chocolate
- Eco Styles
- Elizabeth Alta Jewelry
- Fragrant Blossom Soaps
- Frittle Candy
- Green Illuminations
- Hats by Patricia
- Heavenly Dips
- In This Life
- Iron Kettle Restaurants
- Jennifer Meeker Fine Art
- Magnabilities
- Mushroom Gear
- Nature’s Bling
- Niyama Herbal Arts
- Origama Owl
- Peacetree Mountain Truffles
- Salsa Me Krazy
- Seven Lemons
- The Painted Ladies
- Tiki Trends
- Trinkets From the Heart
- U-Relish Farms
- Urban Ensembles
- Vintage Indiana Shoppe
- Xocai Healthy Chocolate
- Yours Truly Foods
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