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1108 Myrtle Street
Calistoga
The Calistoga Library is housed in a one-story, wood frame building that was built in 1924. Calistoga’s municipal library joined the Napa City-County Library system in 1979. It is approximately 2,900 square feet in size, of which around 1,977 square feet is public space, the remainder consisting of various rooms for storage and Friends of the Library use.
1492 Library Lane #1143
The St. Helena Public Library seeks to foster the spirit of exploration, lifelong learning, joy of reading, and pursuit of information and knowledge for all and strives to support the growth of the community through education and empowerment.
300 Crawford Way
American Canyon
The American Canyon Library opened on August 14, 2012, in the newly remodeled Crawford Building, a location used previously as the American Canyon City Hall. Originally established in 1959, the community had been served by a leased storefront location and the Napa County bookmobile prior to that.
Select Saturdays Each Month
MusicTime in the Library with Festival Napa Valley offers playful, interactive concerts for young children (ages 2-8) and their families. Open to the public, these engaging performances encourage children to discover different musical instruments while dancing and cheering along with musicians who use live music to tell stories or explore exciting themes. From superheroes and animals to ballet, opera, puppetry, nature, friendship, and more, each concert is filled with lively music and BIG fun!
Festival Napa Valley invites current college and recently graduated high school and college students to apply for its Youth Corps internship program — a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in performing arts production and administration during the Festival’s dynamic summer season.
Violin virtuoso Etienne Gara and members of Delirium Musicum represent their L.A.-based, self-conducted chamber orchestra that pulses with ferocious passion, disrupting expectations and redefining “classical” music as the new red-hot concert experience. Coming from ten countries on four continents, the members of the ensemble represent the next wave of classical, multifaceted musicians.
943 Water St, Napa, CA 94559
The Barn, a new invite-only member’s club in Downtown Napa, is now available to rent for your next event. Home to Napa Valley Car Club’s fleet of exotic and vintage cars, The Barn offers over 6,500 square feet of interior space, including multiple lounges, bar, back of house, and an open floor plan allowing flexibility and creativity to suit all occasions. In addition, the barn is situated on the Napa River, with over 4,000 square feet of patio space, perfect for receptions and outdoor dining.
Artist in Residence at The Soraya and at USC's Brain and Creativity Institute, Etienne is a French-Hungarian graduate of the New England Conservatory, and ended his student career of more than 11 years at USC with Midori Goto.
Gracious hospitality is more than a gesture — it’s a way of living, shaped by generosity and intention. It’s something Darioush and Shahpar Khaledi know well. Rooted in their Persian heritage — where wine, art, and music are central to daily life — they believe in the power of culture to connect and uplift.
Ballerina Julia Rowe is a soloist with the San Francisco Ballet, where she has danced for 12 years. She is also an inaugural fellow for the company’s Raising Leaders program. Formerly a soloist with Oregon Ballet Theatre, Rowe trained at the San Francisco Ballet School and Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet.
Angel Blue has emerged in recent seasons as one of the most influential sopranos today. Having performed in over 40 countries, she is celebrated worldwide for her affecting deliveries of beloved operatic roles and has won two Grammy Awards, as well as the Beverly Sills Award and Richard Tucker Award.
Meet and mingle with female power players at this exclusive luncheon celebrating women who set the pace — vintners, winemakers, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, artists, and, of course, you. Your hosts are powerhouse mother-daughter duo Janet and Hailey Trefethen, who welcome you to their historic estate.
Join the Festival Napa Valley family for a festive magnum party celebrating Robin and Michelle Baggett and their many contributions to the vitality of Napa Valley. Their leadership and generosity have enriched the Festival and the broader community in countless ways and this special evening is a tribute to their remarkable impact.
Just north of the town of Napa, where the valley’s earliest vineyards were planted in the 1800s, is Trefethen Family Vineyards. Their historic wooden winery, built in 1886, stands sentinel over vast plantings of perfectly trellised grapevines. Gene and Katie Trefethen purchased this old winery and the surrounding vineyards in 1968. The winery was in a state of disrepair and their son John and his bride, Janet, took the challenge of restoring the old winery to become one of Napa’s foremost wine producers.
$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.
$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.
