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Wine and sunshine in Kent

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Lauren Crist
July 25, 2010
Evelyn Sperry talks to a customer about the different wines from the Myrddin Winery during the Wine Festival in downtown Kent on Saturday.
Evelyn Sperry talks to a customer about the different wines from the Myrddin Winery during the Wine Festival in downtown Kent on Saturday.
Melissa Kohl and Chuck Poultney browse through the handmade jewelry by Whimsical Wonders during the Wine Festival in downtown Kent. Visitors sampled wines as vendors sold various artworks from pottery to paintings.
Melissa Kohl and Chuck Poultney browse through the handmade jewelry by Whimsical Wonders during the Wine Festival in downtown Kent. Visitors sampled wines as vendors sold various artworks from pottery to paintings.
Visitors walked up and down Water Street sampling wine and purchasing artwork at the Wine Festival in downtown Kent on Saturday.
Visitors walked up and down Water Street sampling wine and purchasing artwork at the Wine Festival in downtown Kent on Saturday.
Michelle Embry samples a glass of wine during the Wine Festival in downtown Kent on Saturday.
Michelle Embry samples a glass of wine during the Wine Festival in downtown Kent on Saturday.

Lauren Crist/Record-Courier

 

Wineries, artists and live music returned to downtown Kent Saturday for “Art and Wine Rewind.” The event was scheduled after thunderstorms and the threat of tornados earlier this summer canceled the 4th Annual Kent Masterpieces on Main Art and Wine Festival. Participating wineries included Candlelight Winery, LaPorte Winery, Myrddin Winery, The Winery at Wolf Creek, Troutman Vineyards and Viking Vineyards. The event, organized by Main Street Kent, is sponsored by the Burbick Foundation, McKay Bricker Framing and Home Savings Bank.

 




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    Posted by my57chevy2door1 July 25, 2010
must be nice to have an event that the local paper covers and have actual pictures of the event rather than pictures of the back of peoples heads or buses

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