Saturday, August 18th: Enjoy the Mexican-American Vintner’s Association Harvest Festival and Help Napa Valley’s Underserved.

The Mexican-American Vintner’s Association (MAVA) is celebrating its 8th Anniversary and invites you to share the celebration by attending its 2018 Harvest Festival tomorrow in Napa!

¡La Cosecha! The Harvest!

MAVA was formed 8 years ago. It is a non-profit organization whose members are Mexican-American winemakers primarily from Napa and Sonoma Valleys. Its membership is continually expanding; MAVA now has members in Paso Robles, California’s Gold Country and beyond. Its mission is to celebrate Latino vintners and winemakers while making a difference in the lives of the underserved in the communities where they create their wines.

This year’s festival will help raise money for Puertas Abiertas, an organization that helps the underserved population of Napa Valley with education and health.

This is a win-win situation. By attending, you get to help the underserved AND:

Taste award winning wines from Mexican-American vintners (I don’t know about you, but I sure could use a boost to my Mexican-American wine knowledge);
Enjoy appetizers by award-winning Latino Chefs; and
Listen to live music and watch entertainment by a Salsa Orchestra, Aztec Dancers, and Ballet Folklorico.

I’ll be there. Will I see you there? Tweet me @DeathbedFood and let me know!

EVENT DETAILS

Celebrate the 8th Anniversary of MAVA!
Sat., August 18th
Oxbow Commons, 1268 McKinstry St., Napa
2:00 – 5:00pm

Tickets are still available.