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About Vino in the Valley

Vino in the Valley is a unique, outdoor dining experience designed to stimulate all your senses.

Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night, as well as Sunday afternoons, May through September (with additional weekends October through December), enjoy a glass of wine and a pasta dinner among the vines in an outdoor setting nestled in the heart of the Rush River Valley. You’ll take in the sites of the emerging vineyard while dining on Italian nachos, gourmet pizzas, pasta and sipping area made wine in addition to wines from all over the world. Acoustic music from local artists will add to the ambiance that also includes a small gift shop and farmer’s market.

After dinner, take a stroll around the vineyard, along the river, and relax near one of the bonfires.

Fall Family Weekends
While we hate to see the summer go, autumn is an amazing time of year at Vino in the Valley; the comfortable days and crisp evenings, not to mention the beautiful pallet Mother Nature uses to transform the Valley into a vibrant masterpiece!  We invite you and your family to join us each October for our Fall Family Weekends.  Some people say our great food and wine taste even better during the autumn season.  There’s only one way to find out if the rumors are true.

 

Christmas at Vino in the Valley
Beginning on Thanksgiving weekend, and continuing each weekend through Christmas, we celebrate “Christmas at Vino in the Valley”.  Enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride, decorate (and eat) a cookie or two, cross a few people off your gift-giving list, and purchase your Christmas tree, too.  The Christmas trees in our Rush River Tree Farm are thriving and in only a few short years visitors will be able to select and cut their own, adding to the memories and sense of tradition!

If you’ve yet to take in the sights, sounds and smells of winter-time at Vino in the Valley, we extend a heartfelt invitation to you and yours.  We’ll have the pavilion wrapped, the heaters roaring, and the bonfires blazing in anticipation of your visit.