A benefit event with food, wine, art demos and live music is back in 2020 to support the Arts in Lynnwood on February 8, 2020 from 5-9pm at the Lynnwood Convention Center
February is dreary no more with this annual event on your calendar! Grab your friends and join us at the Lynnwood Convention Center on Saturday, February 8, 2020 from 5-9pm for an evening filled with regional wines and gourmet food tastings, art demonstrations and toe-tapping live music to celebrate and support the arts in Lynnwood at the second annual “Art of Food and Wine” event.
The Lynnwood Arts Commission, in partnership with Lynnwood Parks and Recreation Foundation, Lynnwood Convention Center, and Seattle Uncorked, have expanded this annual community event to support public art projects in the city of Lynnwood for the 2020.
The evening’s entertainment lineup includes live music from “The Ampere Collective,” a spunky quintet that plays fusion, soul and jazz. “Funk n Groove” from Shoreline Community College will be there, too, with their infectious blend of funk, rock and pop. Solo guitarist and songwriter Joshua Blatman will also be in the evening’s entertainment lineup.
Local artists confirmed so far include wood worker Bill Grader, encaustic artist Sharon Grader, pastel and oil artist Janis Graves, oil painter Kathleen Moore and whimsical ceramic sculptor Mike O’Day. They will amaze and inspire you with their art demonstrations!
Foodies will delight at the selection of gourmet bites from local restaurants Anthony’s Seafood Grill, Chef Dane Catering, Lombardi’s Italian Restaurant and Wine Bar, Navi’s Catering Kitchen, and the chefs of the Lynnwood Convention Center. More are expected, keep checking the website for updates.
Let’s not forget the art of the vine! The evening will be an epic opportunity to try some fabulous local wine because 20 wineries will be there pouring sips.
Tickets are on sale now at www.LynnwoodFoodWine.com. Buy now to take advantage of Early Bird pricing. Ticket prices will go up on February 1st.
This is a 21+ only event, and government issued identification will be necessary.
Funds raised by the event will be used to for public arts projects identified by the Lynnwood Arts Commission, which supports universal access to diverse arts to enrich our community’s quality of life and economic vitality.
Local artists confirmed so far include wood worker Bill Grader, encaustic artist Sharon Grader, pastel and oil artist Janis Graves, oil painter Kathleen Moore and whimsical ceramic sculptor Mike O’Day. They will amaze and inspire you with their art demonstrations!
Foodies will delight at the selection of gourmet bites from local restaurants Anthony’s Seafood Grill, Chef Dane Catering, Lombardi’s Italian Restaurant and Wine Bar, Navi’s Catering Kitchen, and the chefs of the Lynnwood Convention Center. More are expected, keep checking the website for updates.
Let’s not forget the art of the vine! The evening will be an epic opportunity to try some fabulous local wine because 20 wineries will be there pouring sips.
Tickets are on sale now at www.LynnwoodFoodWine.com. Buy now to take advantage of Early Bird pricing. Ticket prices will go up on February 1st.
- Foodies Only - $15 early bird/$2o after Jan 31st. Includes 10 food bites
- Wine Lovers Only - $25 early bird/$30 after Jan 31st Includes 10 one-ounce wine tastings
- The Full Deal - $40 early bird/$50 after Jan 31st Includes 10 food bites and 10 one-ounce wine tastings
This is a 21+ only event, and government issued identification will be necessary.
Funds raised by the event will be used to for public arts projects identified by the Lynnwood Arts Commission, which supports universal access to diverse arts to enrich our community’s quality of life and economic vitality.
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