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Business Beat for April 15, 2010
Girls getaway special at The Chauvet
Ladies, indulge yourself with a getaway package that will refresh, rejuvenate, and revive the inner you.
This package includes three nights in the luxurious Chauvet Condominiums in Glen Ellen, a gourmet breakfast each morning, one and a half hour massage with glow facial from Healing Light Massage, private yoga or stretch and relax class on site, a special gift from Healing Light Massage, and an exercise class or guided hike with Sue of Sonoma's exercise studio En-er-gy!
Cost is $525 per person, tax included.
Book now through April 30 and the cost is $495 per person, tax inclusive.
This Girls Getaway price is based on occupancy of six guests in one Chauvet unit. “A la carte” spa treatments, wine tours, and other specialties are available at additional cost and by prior reservation.
Contact Glenelly Properties at 996-6720 to book your getaway, or email glenelly@glenelly.com. To take a look at the Chauvet condominiums, go to www.chauvetvacationrentals.com.
Easter dog parade
Join in the Easter celebration at Landmark Vineyards on Saturday, April 3, 2-4 p.m., for the Second Annual Easter Dog Parade.
The parade starts at 3:30 p.m., and prizes will be awarded for the best dressed dog!
Landmark Winery dog Finnegan will be greeting guests with his bunny ears on. For $10, guests will enjoy a glass of wine and dogs will receive a delicious treat. All well-behaved dogs are warmly welcomed at this event. For more information, call Jane at 833-0224.
Also that day (April 3), guitarist Jason Bodlovich will be performing live. Later in the month, folk musician Adam Traum will perform on April 10; Carlos Herrara and Dan Abela on April 17; and gypsy jazz band Run Manouche on May 1.
Landmark Vineyards is located at 101 Adobe Canyon Rd. in Kenwood.
St. Patrick's Day was a hit in Oakmont
St. Patrick’s Day winners (L to R): Sally Risberg, Debby Roumbanis, Duane Margreiter, Cynthia Macariola-Brooks, Tom DuBay, Rose Williams, Jim Fitch, Helen Pachynski, Donald Risberg, Jean Swegle, Cindy McDonogh, Chris Mazzia.
A number of Oakmont businesses sponsored a St. Patrick's Day event that was well received by many of the residents. The sponsors, Sonoma Bank, CPS Property Solutions, Anderson, Zeigler, Disharoon, Gallagher and Gray Attorneys, New York Life, and WeCare Home Assistants, are all located at the same location near the Oakmont Village Association offices. Each business provided a different course of delicious food.
The door prizes were presented to the winners, as follows:
Debby Roumbanis, Sonoma Bank, a Bailey's Irish Cream/Coffee Gift Basket won by Susan Millar;
Jean Swegle, New York Life, Comedy Show and Dinner for Two at Sally Tomato in Rohnert Park won by Sally and Donald Risberg;
Barrett Huls and Helen Pachynski, New York Life, Pot o' Chocolate Gold Coins won by Rose Williams;
Duane Margreiter, CPS Property Solutions, 25 Lotto Scratchers won by Cindy McDonogh;
Chris Mazzia, Anderson, Zeigler, Disharoon, Gallagher and Gray, Traverso's Gift Basket won by Bob and Sally Ludlow, and a Wine and Croissant Gift Certificate, won by Tom DuBay;
Cynthia Macariola-Brooks, WeCare Home Assistants, Wine Gift Basket, won by James Fitch.
“We all enjoyed meeting old friends and new and want to congratulate all the door prize winners,” said Cynthia Macariola-Brooks of WeCare Home Assistants. “Because of the success of this event, watch for others to come, perhaps this summer.”
Tax relief dinner at St. Francis
Let go of the stress of tax season by going to St. Francis Winery on Saturday, April 24, for a relaxing evening with friends, wine and food. Executive Chef David Bush will take special care to prepare a gourmet comfort food menu that we all need after working on those income tax forms. A little wine will certainly help take the edge off also!
The dinner starts at 6 p.m. Cost is $125 per person for the general public, $105 for wine club members.
To make a reservation, call 888-675-WINE, ext. 255, or email events@stfranciswinery.com.
St. Francis is located at the corner of Sonoma Highway and Pythian Rd.
Tickets now on sale for Passport Sonoma Valley
Get your tickets now for the 4th Annual Passport to Sonoma Valley, slated for the weekend of May 15-16, from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at wineries and vineyards up and down Sonoma Valley.
Attendees will be issued a “passport,” providing them unprecedented access to the wines and wineries of the area.
Advanced tickets are $90 for the weekend, $70 for Sunday only, and $25 for a designated driver. On the day of the event, tickets are $100/weekend, $80/Sunday only, and $25/designated driver.
The day of the event, ticket holders, or those wanting to buy tickets, must check in at one of four designated “start” locations - Viansa Winery & Marketplace, Sebastiani Vineyards & Winery, Valley of the Moon Winery, or St. Francis Winery - to receive their passport and complimentary wine glass.
For more information or to purchase tickets, go to www.SonomaValleyWine.com or call 935-0803.
This event is sponsored by the Sonoma Valley Vintners & Growers Alliance, a non-profit group serving over 500 vintners, growers and associates who share a mission to promote awareness of Sonoma Valley's grapes, wine, terroir and history as the birthplace of the California Wine Industry. The Alliance's foundation has raised over $6 million for local Sonoma Valley charities.
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