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$6,000 ($3,750 tax-deductible)
Customize your Festival experience with access to any five days. Admission to the Arts for All Gala not included.
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$6,000 ($4,800 tax-deductible)
Access to all patron events Friday, July 16, Saturday, July 17, Sunday, July 18, 2027 including the Arts for All Gala.
$1,200 ($800 tax-deductible)
Designed for a new generation of Festival Napa Valley patrons, July 15-17, with preferred Patron-level concert seating, valet parking, intimate gatherings, private dinners, and elevated hospitality. Admission to the Arts for All Gala not included.
$4,000 ($2,650 tax-deductible)
Customize your Festival experience with access to any three days. Admission to the Arts for All Gala not included.
$12,500 ($9,200 tax-deductible)
Experience the magic of Festival Napa Valley with unrivaled access to the summer season July 16-25, 2027, including the Arts for All Gala.
Renowned for his signature crossover style, Pasquale will perform an exciting program of Italian, English, Spanish, and Neapolitan favorites, along with original compositions. Backed by his full band and joined by special guests, his performance is more than a concert - it's a captivating musical journey filled with stories, passion, and extraordinary artistry.
425 Lafayette Street, New York City, New York
Joe's Pub, one of the six performance spaces within The Public Theater, is a music venue and restaurant that hosts live performances across genres and arts, ranging from cabaret to modern dance to world music.
Festival Napa Valley Director of Artistic Planning Charles Letourneau and I long envisioned this tale as an opera. When we realized our 20th anniversary coincided with both the 50th anniversary of the legendary Paris Tasting and America’s 250th, we knew we had the perfect moment, and the perfect story.
At first glance, Napa Valley’s sun-drenched vineyards and the subterranean intimacy of the Village Vanguard — the legendary Greenwich Village jazz club — seem worlds apart. But those two musical universes meet when the LMR Jazz Orchestra returns to Festival Napa Valley on July 7 for a performance at CIA at Copia.
Australian violinist Ray Chen and French pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet is each world renowned in his own right, but together their virtuosity, chemistry as friends, adventurous artistry, and onstage joie de vivre promise an unforgettable debut.
Most collaborations highlight the affinities between artists. But the partnership of sister violinists Hina and Fiona Khuong-Huu is more than that — it’s a lifelong alchemy of opposites.
On stage, Time for Three is an electrifying meeting of the minds. The trio leap across genres together, seamlessly performing everything from contemporary classical and jazz to mashups of hip hop, blues, and Beatles covers.
