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Festival Napa Valley wraps its 20th Anniversary season with a celebration at Brasswood in St. Helena. Guests are invited to reconnect and relive the highlights of summer while enjoying rustic, chef-curated bites, fine Napa Valley wines, and scenic views of the estate. It’s a joyful finale to the summer season in Napa Valley – and a heartfelt thank you to the many people who made it possible. 

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Opus One stands as one of Napa Valley’s most enduring symbols of vision and collaboration. Founded in 1978 by Robert Mondavi and Baron Philippe de Rothschild, the winery was born from a shared belief that the Old World and the New World could meet on equal terms, united by craftsmanship and a respect for place.

Set among the gentle slopes at the southern end of Napa Valley, Roy Estate boasts one of the valley’s most distinctive vineyard settings. The estate is uniquely shaped by a creek that divides the property into two vineyard sites — akin to Bordeaux’s Left and Right Banks — each producing wines of remarkable character and depth.

The Summer Season concludes with a grand finale honoring the United States Semiquincentennial and celebrating the breadth, brilliance, and legacy of American music and its composers.

The final day of the Summer Season is best spent at Alpha Omega, where brunch has become an annual tradition and a favorite way to gather before the season turns the page. This year carries added resonance, as Festival Napa Valley and Alpha Omega each mark their twentieth anniversaries.

Few wineries are as deeply woven into the fabric of Napa Valley as Freemark Abbey. Founded in the 19th century and shaped by generations of stewardship, the estate has been part of some of the most defining moments in California wine history, including the most famous of them all. 

Commissioned for Festival Napa Valley’s 20th Anniversary Season, The Judgment of Paris is a one-act opera by composer Jake Heggie and librettist Gene Scheer, inspired by the legendary 1976 blind tasting that transformed the world of wine.

Maggie and Stephen Oetgen invite guests to today’s luncheon at Ashe Vineyard, a spectacular estate set in the heart of Oakville, among sun-kissed vines and gently rolling hills. 

Admission-free. Reservations are recommended. 
Cellist Sonya Moomaw has gained national recognition for her expressive musicianship and technical command. She has earned top prizes in major competitions, including the National Sphinx Competition and the Music Teachers National Association Strings Competition, and has been featured on National Public Radio’s From the Top.

Admission-free. Reservations are recommended. 
Creating a work of art, whether in a concert hall or on a screen, often begins and ends with teamwork. This master class explores how television and entertainment professionals achieve storytelling success through collaboration, examining the creative and technical aspects of composing music for the screen. 

Tonight’s Patron Dinner is held at Castello di Amorosa, Dario Sattui’s breathtaking 121,000-square-foot, 13th-century-style Tuscan castle. Its towering walls, open-air courtyard, and medieval architecture set the stage for a night of celebration.

Melanie Hamrick, Joanna DeFelice, and Christine Shevchenko bring their exhilarating production, A Night at the Ballet, to Napa for the annual Dance Gala. The program features highlights from some of the world's most beloved classical ballets, including Don Quixote, Swan Lake, Les Sylphides, and Carmen. The evening also includes a special appearance by guest artist Nicholas Palmquist,  performing in the West Coast premiere of Can't You Hear Me Knocking, set to the music of The Rolling Stones.