Hallcrest Vineyard's 80th Anniversary + May Day Music 2021 // Sat May 29th -- Sun May 30th // Doors 10 AM // Music 12pm - 6:30pm // ALL AGES
About this Event
This is a socially distant event.
TICKETS LIVE 4/23 12PM
Hallcrest Vineyard's 80th Anniversary & May Day Music 2021 present two days of socially distant outdoor celebration! Enjoy your wine while listening to:
Marty O'Reilly & the Old Soul Orchestra // Whiskerman // Kelly McFarling // Kendra McKinley // Wolf Jett // Calvin Arsenia // Meernaa // Jamie Drake // Tre Burt // Echoes & Artifacts // Joe Kaplow // Bobcat Rob // ...and more?!?
Ticket Tiers:
Early Bird: Two Day Pass for $140 (limited quantity)
GA Two Day Pass: $160
GA Saturday Only: $89
GA Sunday Only: $89
On-site parking is very limited and must be purchased with your tickets. Saturday and Sunday each require separate parking passes.
Handicapped parking is accessible upon request.
COVID 19 Instructions:
1. Plan your pod ahead of time
2. Each pod will be at least 6 feet apart
3. Temperatures will be taken at check in
4. Don’t come if you are feeling sick
5. Hand sanitizer will be readily available on site
6. Carpool with your pod, or take a Lyft/Uber/Taxi/Horse!
7. Masks will be worn at all times when not in your designated pod picnic area
Other important details:
- We are not permitted to allow outside food and drink. Wine, cider and food are available for purchase on site! (and it’s all that bomb bomb local best of the best gonna make you scream type of food & drink)
- Bring picnic blankets, low profile chairs, and sun protection.
- Umbrellas and high profile chairs will be permitted along the outer ring of the amphitheater.
- Children 10 and under are FREE
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Hallcrest Vineyards 80th Anniversary Celebration
Hallcrest Vineyards is a staple of the Santa Cruz Mountains. 1941-2021.
In 1941 Chaffee Hall planted the first vineyard. At the time, it was one of only three wineries in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Hall's reputation as a winemaking pioneer in the Santa Cruz Mountains elevated Hallcrest wines to a category we would now call, "cult wine." In 1987, John Schumacher and his family bought the Hallcrest site, which had been operating as Felton Empire since Chaffee Hall's retirement. John and his family restored the name "Hallcrest Vineyards" and the guiding principle that Chaffee had originally established, namely making uncompromised quality wines from the Santa Cruz Mountains. Today, Hallcrest is still family owned and operated by the Schumachers and the focus is still on handcrafting small lots of premium wines that bear the Santa Cruz Mountain Appellation in name and character.
“With its Organic Wine Works, Hallcrest Vineyards has entered one of the hottest new fields in winemaking today. Yet the winery's small scale and homey, old-fashioned style take you back to how winemaking used to be.”
Bill Daley, SF Gate Chronicle Staff Writer