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September 17, 2024

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Come join us for Brown Sugar- live music. Brown Sugar plays at Solitary Cellars every 4th Sunday.

Solitary Cellars is open 12:00- 5:00 pm
LIVE Music-Brown Sugar- 1:00-4:00
FREE EVENT

WINE TASTING- By reservation at solitarycellars.com. Walk ins are welcome. Wine Tastings last 90 minutes and are done on the cemented area around Solitary Cellars.

THE GRASSY KNOLL- This is where the live music happens. These seats are available at a first come first serve basis. To ensure a spot, it is a good idea to pack a chair or blanket. Wine tasting is not offered in this area. You are welcome to purchase bottles and enjoy the afternoon.

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