Bustling with attractions, the luscious Napa Valley is overflowing with places to explore. Whether you are tasting a new Pinot, dining under the stars, soaring overhead in a multi-colored hot-air balloon, soaking in a warm bath of mud, or biking along a quiet lane, you are thrilled to be in the Napa Valley. Here is a list to help you plan your trip.
Arts Council Napa Valley
NVarts.org is your Napa Valley calendar for events! You will find Napa Valley arts events from visual arts exhibitions, dance, theater and film and video for your Napa arts entertainment, as well as, Napa Valley culture events that include festivals, auctions, fundraisers, holiday events and sports and recreation. The Napa Valley events calendar covers events in the city of Napa, Yountville, Rutherford, Oakville, St. Helena, Calistoga, Angwin and American Canyon. |
COPIA : American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts
500 First Street
Napa CA
Tel: (707)259-1600COPIA: The American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts explores our culture, highlighting American innovations and investigating our distinctive approach to food and drink. Enjoy the Center's lively programs, classes, exhibitions, and demonstrations. |
Congregation Beth Sholom
Rabbi Oren Postrel will lead services on Saturday morning, June 21. |
di Rosa Preserve
520 Carneros Highway
Napa, CA
Tel: (707)226-5991
The di Rosa Preserve has one of the largest regional art collection in the country. The collection hosts the collection in a beautiful surrounding. Vineyards, Olive trees and a 35 acre lake are all part of the natural oasis. |
Jarvis Conservatory
1711 Main Street
Napa, CA
Tel: (707)255-5445
The conservatory opened in 1995 to provide training and support for artists. Zarzuela, Opera and French Baroque Dances are continuously part of the programs offered at the Jarvis Conservatory. |
Jewish Historical Society of the Napa Valley
P.O. Box 6753
Napa, California 94581
(707) 251-9092
Provides a living legacy that conveys the richness and diversity of our Jewish heritage. The Jewish Vintners Celebration Bagel & Lox Brunch takes place on Sunday takes place at the Jewish Historical Society. |
Napa Valley Museum
55 Presidents Circle
Yountville, CA 94599
Tel: (707)944-0500
The Napa Valley Museum is dedicated to promoting the cultural and environmental heritage of the Napa Valley. The changing exhibits represent a wide range of subjects from fine arts to history to natural science. The museum is committed to presenting exhibits that will entertain and educate the local community and visitors to Napa Valley. |
Napa Valley Opera House
1030 Main Street
Napa, CA
Tel: (707)226-7372
The café theatre at the Napa Valley Opera House hosts everything form top quality jazz, blues, Latin and traditional music in addition to the opera and family programming. |
Napa Valley Wine Train, Inc.
1275 McKinstry St
Napa, CA 94559
Tel: (707)253-2111
A 36 mile excursion that will take you back in time to the gracious era of elegant rail travel. The three hour tour includes everything from fine food, service and wine. The journey takes you through the most exquisite scenery of vineyards and wineries. |
Oxbow Public Market
This new venue offers an array of local vendors. Click here to learn more about the Oxbow Public Market. |
Pizzeria Tra Vigne
Pizzeria Tra Vigne is Napa Valley's local favorite. With a menu serving up Pizza, Pasta and Insalata, it's a place where every Napa Valley vintner and their families dine. Authentic Neopolitan pizzas are expertly cooked in a handmade brick oven. On Thursday evening, June 19, 2008, Israeli Vintners Dinner will take place here. |
Sharpstein Museum
1311 Washington St., Calistoga
707/942-5911
http://www.sharpsteen-museum.org/The Sharpstein Museum in Calistoga offers beautiful murals created by Ben Sharpsteen, one of Walt Disney's fabulous cartoonists, and other pioneering artifacts of our early California history. |
Visitors Information / Maps / Guidebooks: Visit napavalleytourmap.com for items devoted to helping you plan your visit to the Napa Valley. Of special note are two items by local author J. Michael Orr, both endorsed by the Napa Valley and Yountville Chambers of Commerce. The first is the most popular Winery Tour Map used by visitors to the region. Easy to read and includes everything needed. The second, a new book entitled, “ A Day or Two in the Napa Valley ”...referred to as the “ Ultimate Guidebook ” for those planning brief visits to the region. These items include “ Insider Tips ” and “ Winning Advice ” to help you enjoy a stress free Napa Valley Experience. |
