Venice’s ‘Rosé on Rose’ Wine Fest Returns on National Rosé Day
Calling all rosé lovers! It's a triple dose of everything "Rosé!" at the 2nd annual "Rosé on Rose" Wine Fest returning to Venice's Rose Avenue on National Rosé Day.
Rosé Day Los Angeles Returns As The Summer’s Must-Attend Event
Rosé Day Los Angeles is back for its 4th year, returning to its rightful date on National Rosé Day, on June 8, at King Gillette Ranch in Calabasas.
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Natural Wine Bar Neighborhood Winery Debuts In LA Arts District
Neighborhood Winery has taken over the space that previously housed sister brand, Pali Wine Co., in Los Angeles' downtown Arts District.
5 Fun Things To Do In Los Angeles This Week: (July 24-30)
From a "chaotic" singles mixer in Venice to a Reggaeton club takeover in Hollywood, check out our carefully curated list of what's going down in L.A. the week of July 24 - July 30.
5 Fun Things To Do In Los Angeles This Week: (July 17-23)
From a unique wine festival in DTLA to a rooftop party celebrating a certain iconic doll in Hollywood, check out our carefully curated list of what's happening in Los Angeles the week of July 17 - July 23.
Celebrate National Rosé Day At The First Ever Rosé on Rose Wine Fest In Venice
The first-ever Rosé on Rose Wine Fest, a progressive rosé crawl and street fest in Venice, Calif. will take place on Saturday, June 10 in celebration of National Rosé Day. Attendees can celebrate all things rosé and gain access to exclusive rosé and rose-inspired offers from top restaurants and retailers along a select stretch of Rose Avenue.
Rosé Day Los Angeles Returns As The Summer’s Must Attend Event
Rosé Day Los Angeles, one of the most talked about events of the summer, will return for the third year, with the exclusive, one-day event extravaganza taking place on June 24, 2023 at a brand new location, King Gillette Ranch in Calabasas, Calif..
Where To Celebrate National Wine Day In Los Angeles
National Wine Day is May 25, which means the sound of glassing “clinking” will be heard from coast to coast. While Los Angeles isn't exactly known as the vino capital of California, there are still plenty of fabulous wineries and tasting rooms ready to pour their hearts out (and more).
