OJAI, Calif. - Feb. 6, 2020 - For 34 years, the Ojai Wine Festival has served as the primary non-profit fundraising effort of the Rotary Club of Ojai-West Foundation and its numerous philanthropic endeavors. From the Global Polio Eradication Initiative to Girl's Empowerment Workshops, proceeds from the Ojai Wine Festival have donated more than $1,400,000 to Rotary's charity efforts around the world.
This year, event participants of The 34th Annual Ojai Wine Festival can taste wines from all of California's unique growing domains in one beautiful lakeside location. An exceptional group of over 60 award-winning boutique wineries, garagiste winemakers as well as world-renowned wine producers will be sampling their wines. Over 35 local, regional, and international craft beers will be available for tasting. Event-goers can enjoy an enchanting silent auction, browse talented artisans' fine jewelry, art, and wine-inspired home décor pieces and accessories while enjoying music from local dance band Area 51. A selection of local caterers, restaurants and food trucks will also be on-site selling culinary creations all day. The Sommeliers of the American Riviera will conduct a wine judging for participating wineries at the event with Gold, Silver and Bronze level award certificates.
For additional information or to purchase tickets for The 34th Annual Ojai Wine Festival, please visit www.ojaiwinefestival.com
Event Details
What: The 34th Annual Ojai Wine Festival
When: Sunday, June 14th from 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Where: Lake Casitas Recreation Area, 11093 Santa Ana Road Ventura, CA 93001
About Ojai Wine Festival
In 1987, the Rotary Club of Ojai-West launched a small wine-tasting event to bring fine wine and craft beer together for Ojai Valley Residents. Now in its 34th year, the Ojai Wine Festival has grown into a regionally recognized signature fundraising event that attracts over 4,000 people from Northern, Central, and Southern California. All proceeds directly support various charitable causes including improving education, aiding with women and children's health, and supporting activities that enrich the lives of area youth. Fitting examples of important projects include our science-based Rotary Floating Classroom, Third Grade Dictionary Project, Nordhoff High School's "Service Above Self" scholarships for graduating seniors and the Girl's Empowerment Workshop. This year's principal international project is Polio Plus, the worldwide fight to end the paralyzing disease polio..
To learn more visit, http://ojaiwinefestival.com/.
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