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Maryland's wineries produce superb, handcrafted wines that are the perfect complement to any meal, any celebration, and any moment worth remembering. These wineries offer a wide range of varietals and styles, many of which have won prestigious awards across the country and around the globe.

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Feed your soul with some of the true essence of the blues. You will relish our diverse selection of music as it energizes your soul. Our bands bring their sultry sounds and hard-rocking electric tunes for your absolute satisfaction. Our musicians have performed at many hot spots in Washington, DC; Philadelphia, PA; and Baltimore.

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Have we got a show for you!  Our searches brought us this fantastic line up that will have your feet tapping and you up-and-dancing.  This years lineup features: TBD

• Josh Christina
• Madisun Bailey

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Maryland boasts some of the finest wineries and brew-houses than many other states.  Your price of admission lets you taste the best of what these establishments have to offer.

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No matter what your palate craves, there are a large variety of food vendors from which to choose...  from gyros to pit beef, there is something for everybody.

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Eastern's Bayside Blues & Wine Festival has become an annual event that many people look forward to attending each year. We love hearing our fans rave about the event and how they love the music, the great selection of wines, and the comfortable atmosphere along the waterfront.

Come and enjoy the exceptional Blues musicians from the tri-state area. You will be blown-away by the amazing line-up, which includes Hard-Rocking R&B, New Orleans R&B classics, and Blues that touches your deep soul. In addition to the music, we have the Wineries of Maryland offering their latest assortments of wines for your tasting. The festival is located in Middle River, Maryland along the waterfront at Eastern Yacht Club overlooking the Chesapeake Bay. The location is the perfect place for festive gatherings, where you can listen to the Blues, take pleasure in a stroll along the waterfront, or shop from our wide selection of merchants offering their latest art and fashion.

It is our pleasure to bring to the community an event that fulfills many likes. We take pleasure in supporting the Blues industry and providing more exposure for our local musicians. So come down for the day to enjoy the festivities and make special memories. We promise you will not be disappointed.

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Eastern’s Bayside Blues & Wine Festival is an annual event filled with music wine, beer and food. The event is at the Eastern Yacht Club in Essex, MD overlooking the Chesapeake Bay. The location is perfect for festive gatherings, where you can listen to the Blues, take pleasure in a stroll along the waterfront, or shop from our wide selection of merchants offering their latest art and fashion.

Come and enjoy the talented Blues musicians from our tri-state area.  The incredible line-up includes Hard-Rocking R&B, New Orleans R&B classics,  and Blues that touch your deep soul. But that’s not all, we have the Wineries of Maryland offering their latest assortments of wines for your tasting and breweries for beer lovers.

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August 18, 2018 @ 1:00 pm - 7:00 pm.

Easterns Bayside Blues, Beer and Wine Festival has become an annual event that many people look forward to attending each year. We love hearing our fans rave about the event and how they love the music, the great selection of wines and the comfortable atmosphere along the waterfront.

Come and enjoy the exceptional blues musicians from the tri-state area. You will be blown-away by the amazing line-up which includes Hard Rocking R&B, New Orleans R&B classics and Blues that touches your deep soul. In addition to the music, we have the Wineries of Maryland offering their latest assortments of wines for your tasting. The festival is located in Middle River Maryland along the waterfront at Eastern Yacht Club overlooking the Chesapeake Bay. The location is the perfect place for festive gatherings; where you can listen to the blues, take pleasure in a stroll along the waterfront, or shop from our wide selection of merchants offering their latest art and fashion.

It is our pleasure to bring to the community an event that fulfills many likes. We take pleasure in supporting the blues industry and provide more exposure for our local musicians. So come down for the day and enjoy the festivities and make special memories. We promise you will not be disappointed.

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The 8 Best Wine Festivals in Pennsylvania

Written by: will beck | reviewed by: editorial team.

Pennsylvania is rich in history with influences from the Dutch to the British Colonies. As a Keystone State, the area brims with mountains, farmlands, and coasts.

Wine festivals in Pennsylvania are one of the many attractions that bring friends and families together with live music and tasty food. Celebrate some of the best wines in the region.

You’ll savor sipping wines while enjoying the finest scenery by visiting the local wineries. These festivals allow you to converse with the winemakers, walk through the vineyards and taste the flavors you’ve never recognized.

Share the experience with your partner, friends, or family as you take in the passion and hard work of the winemakers.

Let’s toast to the Pennsylvania wine as we look at some of the popular state’s popular wine festivals.

Top Wine Festivals in Pennsylvania

• Taste of Pennsylvania
• Great Tastes Wine & Food Festival
• Taste! Philadelphia
• Seven Springs Wine Festival
• Beaver Wine Festival
• Sandyvale Wine Festival
• North East WineFest
• Southwest Passage Wine Trail Fall Festival

1. Taste of Pennsylvania

• York Memorial Park Complex
• Tickets: Pre-Sale Tickets $5.00 discount

Bring your lawn chairs, sit under a tree, skip the chairs, and upgrade to the cabana picnic for ten people. The upgrade includes a tent cover and a tea and water station access. The festival is wine tasting at its best with about 15 wineries, food trucks and vendors.

Meet the wineries, get a glass or bottle of wine and ask some questions about their winemaking. The festival’s wineries include Allegheny Cellars Winery, Bee Kind Winery, Broad Mountain Vineyard, Burnt Timbers Winery and Sand Castle Winery.

2. Great Tastes Wine & Food Festival

• Split Rock Resort
• Lake Harmony, PA
• Tickets: Wine Fest Package available at Split Rock Lodge and other tickets TBA
• 570-722-9111

A two-day festival is an annual event, with thousands of people attending each year for 32 years. You visit thirty Pennsylvania wineries, food, beer, and craft vendors with live music on three stages. Attendees can participate in oversized yard games, contests, giveaways, and more.

Other activities involve corn-eating contests, grape-stomping, and horse carriage rides. Vendors sell wares, which include handcrafted jewelry, locally made cigars, and custom hats.

Inquire about the Wine Fest Package offered by Split Rock Lodge for accommodations and festival tickets. Split Rock Resort and Hotel is a beautiful setting near Lake Harmony with a water park and a golf course.

Each ticket purchase includes a complimentary wine glass.

3. Taste! Philadelphia

• Valley Forge Casino Resort
• 1160 1st Avenue
• King of Prussia, PA 19406
• Tickets: $95.00

It’s a premier event for tasting wine, eating food, having fun, celebrating restaurants, chefs, and entertainment. You’ll visit award-winning wineries, distillers, and breweries while sampling the best restaurants and chefs in the region.

The festival is educational and informative with celebrity bottle signings. For example, Kurt Russell participated in signing bottles from his GoGi wines . Wine lovers even enjoyed attending Kurt Russell Food & Wine Pairing.

Other activities include live cooking demonstrations and plenty of time to savor your favorite wines.

4. Seven Springs Wine Festival

• Seven Springs Mountain Resort
• 777 Waterwheel Drive
• Seven Springs, PA 15622
• 1-888-718-4253
• Tickets: $30.00 to $40.00

Have a great time at the Seven Springs Wine Festival, the largest end-of-the-summer garden party. Rain or shine, enjoy the beautiful setting showcasing wineries from Pennsylvania. The festival lasts for three days. Each day requires a separate ticket purchase.

You can visit 27 wineries, such as Bella Terra Vineyards, Deer Creek Winery, Heritage Wine Cellars and Seven Mountain Wine Cellars. Also, each day includes live music on three stages and educational seminars.

Advance ticket sales close one hour before the start of the festival each day or when sold out.

5. Beaver Wine Festival

• Beaver Area Chamber of Commerce
• Main Street/3rd Street Business District
• Beaver, PA 15009
• August, Saturday 3 PM to 7 PM
• Tickets: $25.00 or $30.00 at the door

The Beaver Wine Festival is an annual event by the Beaver Area Chamber of Commerce, bringing 16 wineries and 100 wines for Pennsylvania to downtown Beaver. The event also features tasty food and delightful entertainment.

Ticket holders receive a commemorative wine tasting glass, a reusable wine tote, tasting notepad. The festival includes a minimum purchase of three bottles of wine from your favorite winery.

6. Sandyvale Wine Festival

• Memorial Gardens & Conservancy
• 80 Hickory Street
• Johnstown, PA 15907
• September, First Saturday After Labor Day
• Tickets: General Admission: $25.00, Two or more tickets are $20.00 each, VIP Admission: $50.00

Appreciate 16 premier wineries in Pennsylvania while grabbing a bite to eat from the gourmet food vendors. You can even get your retail therapy with the 25 vendors.

The one-day event is from 2 PM to 7 PM, with a Sunnyvale Wine Pairing Dinner from 6 PM to 10 PM with a purchase of an additional ticket. The dinner includes a silent auction.

Some wineries attending are Bushy Run Winery, Laurel Mountain Winery, Woody Lodge Winery, and La Vigneta Winery. Tickets include prizes, live entertainment, and much more.

7. North East WineFest

• Gibson Park
• North East, PA
• The last full weekend in September
• Tickets: Friday or Sunday: $20.00, Saturday: $40.00, Three Days: $55.00

Also called The Wine Country Harvest Festival, it features wineries in and around North East, PA.

The festival has celebrated wine sampling with at least eleven local wineries for forty-one years. Other activities include live music, vendors, food, 5K race, and free tours of the wineries. 

Sold separately is the Wine Country Ride held the Friday (15-mile ride) and Saturday (30-mile ride). Jump on your bike and tour the different wineries, such as Arrowhead Wine Cellars, Penn Shore Winery, Lakeview Wine Cellars, Sparkling Ponds Winery, and Mazza Vineyards. 

8. Southwest Passage Wine Trail Fall Festival

• Christian W. Klay Winery
• 412 Fayette Springs Road
• Chalk Hill, PA 15421
• 724-439-3424
• Ticket: $15.00

In the heart of Laurel Highlands, enjoy the spectacular fall wine festival. Receive a custom souvenir wine glass, sway to the live music, feast at the food trucks and enjoy the wares of local vendors.

Appreciate the autumn colors of Pennsylvania while you and your friends taste some of the best wine in the area.

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Yacht Club Festival announced 2025 dates

Minnesota Yacht Club Festival in St. Paul (KSTP)

Almost a month after a successful event, the Minnesota Yacht Club has announced it will return for 2025.

After almost not having a festival in July, the Minnesota Yacht Clubs Festival already has a date for 2025 — July 18-20.

The festival’s inaugural date was 2024, which tens of thousands of people attended, many from across the Midwest. It featured large musical acts like The Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Offspring, Gwen Stefani and more.

According to the city of St. Paul, hotels in downtown St. Paul were booked solid during the festival, and bars and restaurants were busy, marking the event as a large success.

Tickets aren’t being sold for the event at this time, and no details have been shared about the lineup plans for 2025.

Updates for the festival can be found here .

Minnesota Yacht Club festival will return in 2025 with an added third day of music

The festival is set again for July 18-20 following a strong turnout in the St. Paul event’s inaugural year.

By Chris Riemenschneider

The dates have been set for the Minnesota Yacht Club music festival’s return to St. Paul’s Harriet Island Regional Park in July 2025, and there’s already one glaring difference from its inaugural year: Three days are listed instead of two.

“Thanks to your support, we’re extending to THREE days,” festival organizers announced in social media posts Tuesday morning.

The days confirmed in the announcement are July 18-20, a Friday through a Sunday. This year’s MYC fell on the same weekend but only ran Friday and Saturday , with performers including the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Alanis Morissette, Gwen Stefani, Gary Clark Jr., Joan Jett and the Offspring.

There was little doubt the festival would be back for another year. It drew a near-capacity crowd of around 35,000 fans each day of its 2024 run, and — aside from some intermittently long concession lines — it earned relatively high marks from organizers and audience members alike.

“We were very happy with the inaugural festival this year,” MYC promoter Tim Sweetwood of C3 Presents, which put on the festival, said in a statement. “Our team has continued to work closely with Saint Paul city officials and collectively determined expanding into a third day made a lot of sense. We are thrilled to return with an all-new lineup July 18-20, 2025 and will continue to highlight the arts and people of Minnesota.”

Organizers have not yet offered more info on the second-year plans, including what kind of an impact the added third day will have on ticket prices. The only link included in Tuesday’s announcement was to pre-book rooms at hotels affiliated with the festival.

Fans can likely expect to pay about $100 more for the general admission passes for three days instead of two. Those started around $200 in early bird pricing for this past year’s festival before being bumped up to $255. The many different VIP options — $255-$1,395 for two-day passes in 2024 — will also go up exponentially with the extra day.

Texas’ C3 Presents specializes in multiday festivals such as Lollapalooza in Chicago, Austin City Limits, Boston Calling and New York’s Governors Ball. Those fests all last three days, too.

What typically happens with these festivals is: Early bird tickets go on sale in the fall or winter at discount prices without any of next year’s artists being named, then the music lineup gets announced in the winter or spring, and then tickets go on sale at their standard prices.

In other words, expect many more updates on MYC 2025 between now and next summer.

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Russian stuff blowing up: Moscow yacht club goes up in flames

Big ammo dump bavovna

🔥 Explosion of a russian ammunition depot. Pokrovsk direction. pic.twitter.com/Oc9BaqcsHD — ✙ Albina Fella ✙ 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇵🇱🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺 (@albafella1) June 22, 2024

Smoke on the water, the fire in the sky.

Yachts go up in smoke. Could be sabotage or could be insurance fraud or could be another careless smoker.

“ARSON in a yacht club near Moscow. More than a dozen yachts and boats burned downs.” – Baza 👉 Russian ships are racing to join the Moskva. pic.twitter.com/VeErNGzT6s — Jason Jay Smart (@officejjsmart) June 21, 2024

Sucks when you can’t even get a moped through with a six-pack of water.

The whole road is about 15 km and you can take dozens of similar photos on it. Thanks to the successful operation of drones, Russians are sitting in tree lines and  forests with a minimum of ammunition, food and water. There were cases when we destroyed a moped with which Russians tried to bring a pack of 6 bottles of water to the position.”

Bukhanka graveyard on the Kharkiv front: “The cutting of Russian logistical routes is probably one of the key reasons why Russian offensive in the Kharkiv region got bogged down. In one photo there are 5 burnt Bukhankas. The whole road is about 15 km and you can take dozens of… pic.twitter.com/j1xeg4tOhr — Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) June 22, 2024

The beatings will continue until morale improves.

🔞 Kadyrovite beats Kadyrovite. Education in the ruzzian army. pic.twitter.com/Z43RJsd2c2 — ✙ Albina Fella ✙ 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇵🇱🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺 (@albafella1) June 22, 2024

Speaking of declining morale.

According to "The Northern Channel", Russian military police have been detached to the northern Kharkiv front to suppress defections and that the highest risk of deserters is in the area of #Hyboke north of #Lyptsi where the AFU is making gains. "The military police arrived… pic.twitter.com/iiP6n69EyJ — OSINT (Uri Kikaski) 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@UKikaski) June 18, 2024

Russia continues to round up migrants workers for cannon fodder duty in Ukraine.

Barnaul is in Siberia south of Novosibirsk.

Russia: FSB conducted a massive raid, lining up over 200 people outside night clubs and bars in Barnaul, near Novosibirsk. Some were severely beaten and gunshots were also heard. pic.twitter.com/GnCigcBE8S — Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) June 22, 2024

45 migrants were forced at gunpoint to sit under the scorching sun This is how Russian law enforcers conducted another raid on migrants at a construction site in Voronezh. Those who are found to have a Russian passport are often taken to the military recruitment center. pic.twitter.com/vIDBiSWGRH — NEXTA (@nexta_tv) June 22, 2024

It’s basically an armored taxi.

In this video a Ukrainian soldier breaks down why this T-62 is a pile of shit.

The Ukrainian Army released an extensive video of the infamous Russian turtle tanks. They are far worse than expected. Underneath that garbage is an old T-62M. The gun is not operational, there is no ammunition and the turret is locked in place. The panels are sheet metal… pic.twitter.com/s33mm5zg5w — (((Tendar))) (@Tendar) June 22, 2024

Another 1,110 Russian soldiers.

Russian losses per 22/06/24 reported by the Ukrainian general staff +1110 men +8 tanks +11 APVs +28 artillery pieces +15 UAVs +4 cruise missiles pic.twitter.com/5Ul2ZRCfB0 — NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@NOELreports) June 22, 2024

At least 4 285 Russian officers have been eliminated in Ukraine, +27 since last update. Minimum losses since 24 February 2022. Each name is confirmed by a Russian source via funeral notices, obituaries, graves, news platforms, monuments and memorial plaques. pic.twitter.com/KDBMXg72CZ — KIU ✪ Russian Officers killed in Ukraine 🇨🇿🇺🇦 (@KilledInUkraine) June 22, 2024

It reminds me of the old German V1 rocket

Breaking: Nikolayevsky Vanekreported reported on his TG Channel that the AFU has recovered remnants of an Iranian Atash-1/2 jet-powered OWUAV which was shot down and crash-landed near the town of #Ochakiv , Mykolaiv Oblast. The Atash drones are jet powered and appear to be cruise… pic.twitter.com/pk86jtAGin — OSINT (Uri Kikaski) 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@UKikaski) June 22, 2024

Russians continue to shell Kharkiv.

The Russians dropped 4 x FAB UMPC's on the center of Kharkiv earlier today. Currently, there are 2 dead and 23 injured but the debris are still being cleared to search for more victims. #OSINT #UkraineWar #UkraineKrieg #Ukraine #Russia #NAFO REPOST APPRECIATED!!! pic.twitter.com/TjhXf2BNnu — OSINT (Uri Kikaski) 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@UKikaski) June 22, 2024

The moment of the guided aerial bomb hit in Kharkiv The number of wounded has increased to 37. https://t.co/CTXKu85FC3 pic.twitter.com/1lduAfIJ3S — Maria Drutska 🇺🇦 (@maria_drutska) June 22, 2024

No, no, no. We weren’t trying to hit the residential building. We were trying to hit the hospital.

Russian propagandists now claim their target in Kharkiv was not a residential building but a police hospital. Their open admission of calls for war crimes is truly outrageous. Watch this and imagine it’s your Saturday afternoon pic.twitter.com/tP2BLSUoT8 — Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) June 22, 2024

Well, what can ya do? You can’t hide in your basement 24/7.

Residents of the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv shock with their calmness People continue to relax by the pool while explosions are heard on the horizon. A residential apartment building was damaged as a result of the attack. 18 people were injured, 2 dead. pic.twitter.com/NjgwsCbIGz — NEXTA (@nexta_tv) June 22, 2024

Russia not only commits war crimes like bombing a school, they posted video about it.

Russian sources are posting a video of what they describe as the "second use" of a FAB-3000 M-54 S UMPC in the #Liptsy area. Geolocation: 50.193348, 36.436196 The structure is the Slobozhanskaya School which is closed as civilians have been evacuated from the entire area. The… pic.twitter.com/2GUgssOi5I — OSINT (Uri Kikaski) 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@UKikaski) June 21, 2024

This attack is in Ivano-Frankivsk, which is southeast of Lviv in western Ukraine.

The aftermath of the night attack on Ivano-Frankivsk Oil and Gas University In addition, 14 buildings, a lyceum, a kindergarten were damaged in the city. pic.twitter.com/Iz5WRyGRxZ — Maria Drutska 🇺🇦 (@maria_drutska) June 22, 2024

In  this video  a Russian soldier is wounded by an FPV drone. While he is lying in the road and his comrade walks up to him, he motions to his head. His comrade then finishes him off with a shot to the head.

Life is brutal in the Russian Army.

You can believe that this is the result of climate change if you like, but clearly this is the wrath of God at work. Expect to see locust swarms and frogs next.

🌪️ Russia: Tornadoes in Moscow injured over 40 people. Experts say the frequency and intensity of the phenomenon is increasing due to climate change. pic.twitter.com/KjpDe2Qd8t — Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) June 21, 2024

Lukashenko says being president of Belarus is “fiddle-faddle” and that he dreams of milking cows.

Lukashenko told how he milks cows in his dreams. Also, during a visit to a dairy complex, he said the best job is in agriculture, and the presidency is fiddle-faddle. pic.twitter.com/AwpScZES7F — Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) June 22, 2024

This is why Ukraine will eventually win.

A Russian drone was taken out by Ukrainian EW, local people grabbed it and repaired it and sent it to the ukrainian army. Hah. pic.twitter.com/CRN6SgE3Vy — Andrew Perpetua (@AndrewPerpetua) June 22, 2024

Rest in peace.

💔 In Kherson region, our colleague Oleksandr Chekhun was killed in an enemy attack while on duty at a checkpoint As a result of a Russian drone attack, an inspector of the patrol police response sector of the Kherson Police Department No. 1, a senior police lieutenant, was… pic.twitter.com/GTX7nTxG7a — Andrew Perpetua (@AndrewPerpetua) June 22, 2024

No peppers? No green beans?

Because they are #Ukrainians ❗️😜🤣 The Ukrainian military man showed his trenches, where onions, cucumbers, dill , tomatoes are planted evenly and neatly... This nation cannot be defeated❗️☝️ pic.twitter.com/aeLupjZMbu — Olena_Wave🇺🇦 (@OlenaWave) June 22, 2024

Life goes on in Kyiv.

One more video from the festival in Kyiv for you. To tell you the truth, I meant to walk in the botanical garden and enjoy the nature. But it was a festival there 🙈 oops. Perhaps you will ask why the girls put the ribbons on the tree. I don’t know. Maybe it is some tradition… pic.twitter.com/tMaoP68LGa — Yaroslava Antipina (@strategywoman) June 22, 2024

Soledar needs a new home.

Meet Soledar, a cat who lost his home in the bombed city he’snamed after. Now he lives at a military strongpoint, nestled btwn tires, with 80th Brigade soldiers as family. Stressed by constant shelling, he needs evacuation from frontline. This war cat seeks a peaceful home. pic.twitter.com/ddyMNLyIRj — Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) June 22, 2024

Man’s best friend and his backup vocals.

Peaceful night to all good people 😴💤 And let Russia burn. pic.twitter.com/Vy9PCw1QJU — 𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐚 𝐊𝐎𝐌𝐒𝐀 | 🇪🇺🇫🇷🇵🇱🇺🇦 (@tweetforAnna) June 21, 2024