WINE NOIR TO TOAST THE 150th ANNIVERSARY OF JUNETEENTH, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, FROM 1-3 P.M. WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN-MADE WINES

JOIN WINE NOIR TO TOAST THE 150th ANNIVERSARY OF JUNETEENTH, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, FROM 1-3 P.M. WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN-MADE WINES

Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating of the end of slavery in the United States. Let’s raise a glass to keeping the spirit of equality alive moving forward!!

MEET: Winemakers Theodora Lee of Theopolis Vineyards and Dan Glover of L’Objet Noir Wines with Chef Richard Petty, CEO of Red Yam Grille & Bakery

SIP: Eight wines from five of California’s highest-rated African American-owned wineries

SAVOR: A buffet of Chef Petty’s Healthy Southern Heritage Cuisine
LISTEN: To live jazz with sweeping views of Los Angeles at a private Mt. Olympus home

WIN: A free trip to Rideau Vineyards in Santa Ynez aboard the Zuri Wine Bus

$60.00 per person. Reserve here by June 5, directions provided upon RSVP

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The USC IGM Art Gallery endorses the Wine Noir vision during our exhibition, Bionics: The Elements and Social Order, as we partner in exploring the rich complexities of environmental and economic realities and their psychological impact as subjects of a four month study and focus for events considering art, science and social order in their broadest senses. The exhibit ion and associated events probe how knowledge of structural laws of nature and the scientific process can aid us in social decision making and stewardship of sustainable business,  natural and institutional systems.

The tensions between the individual and nature and the individual and institutions constitute discussions during our shared events. The exhibition is a tool to open discussion on
navigating today’s profoundly changing world. To confront the daunting task of building new frameworks for conscious social evolution, a collective vision and road map into the deep future are required.  Enjoying excellent cuisine and California wines plays a part in our mindful discussions!