Enjoy Music in the Vineyards at Shelton's Sunset Concert Series
The Sunset Concert Series at Shelton Vineyards is a monthly series of ticketed concerts starting in May and running through October.
Spend a pleasant Saturday evening at the winery's outdoor amphitheater listening to live music, dancing and sipping award-winning wine. The types of music available run the gamut from beach music to R&B to party tunes to retro '80s music. Regular bands include Too Much Sylvia, Band of Oz and The Embers.
Bring your lawn chairs and your dancing shoes for a wonderful evening in the vineyards. Food, wine and beer available for purchase at each show. Guests may bring their own food, but no alcoholic beverages can be brought onto the premises.
Make a full day of it with a vineyard tour and lunch or dinner on property at the winery's Harvest Grill. Lodging is available at Hampton Inn & Suites Shelton Vineyards.
Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the gate. Season passes are also available; each season pass includes five free tours and tastings. Concerts take place rain or shine.
For more information on upcoming concerts, click here.
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