In episode 17, Andrew sits down with Galen Becker Drace, Executive Director of Napa Valley Hospitality Forum and co-founder of Turnkey DTC. Galen shares his unique journey into the Napa hospitality world and explores how wineries can deepen their connections with customers.
In episode 16, we are joined by Linsey Gallagher, the President and CEO of Visit Napa Valley, an organization dedicated to promoting and supporting the region’s tourism economy. Linsey provides insights into how Visit Napa Valley partners with local businesses to sustain and enhance Napa Valley.
In episode fifteen of the Napa Valley Insider Podcast, we are joined by Vincent Morrow, the esteemed Master Sommelier and Wine Director at Press Restaurant in Napa Valley.
Yountville’s Zoning and Design Review Board on Tuesday voted to recommend approval of a use permit amendment and design modifications for Pancha’s bar. The Town Council will consider the recommendation and the plan at its Sept. 17 meeting.
“The goal for Yountville has always been, you come here, you park your car, you stay here. You don’t have to go anyplace else,” Resnick added. “And part of that now has become the arts, and particularly our Art Walk.”
In episode fourteen of the Napa Valley Insider Podcast, Whitney Diver McEvoy, President and CEO of the Yountville Chamber of Commerce, shares insights on supporting local businesses, current Napa Valley trends, and must-see Yountville experiences.
Board members are now working with St. Helena’s league to formally incorporate Calistoga youth into the neighboring program.
Having raised over $600 million for brain research since its inception, One Mind is celebrating its 30th annual Music Festival Sept. 7 at Staglin Family Vineyards in Rutherford.
The coalition is seeking several grants totaling around $52 million to fund the construction and engineering costs for the project but each grant comes with a 10 percent matching requirement, McMinn said.
The tours will take place on the Saturdays of Aug. 31, Sept. 26 and Oct. 24 from 4 to 6 p.m. There are 40 tickets available for each of the three house tours. Individual tickets are $125 each and a bundle of all three tickets is $300. Proceeds will benefit the Calistoga Art Center.
In early 2022, PG&E began soliciting proposals for the hydrogen-powered microgrid. The utility company has been authorized by the California Public Utility commission to spend up to $46.3 million on the project over a span of 10.5 years.
