A Curation of Art and Wine in Geyserville, CA
Art Exhibits
Come for a tasting among the art or attend one of our quarterly art openings. We feature a unique lineup of wines to complement the quality of art in our space. Our tasting room is a blend of handmade furniture, design, and art gallery, with our small production of rare varietal wines tying it all together. Year-round, we feature unique works of art by our talented friends. We’re just north of Healdsburg in the historic Geyserville Vault. This 114-year-old building features high walls, allowing us to hang large-scale, dramatic works. Please look at past shows in the archive and join the mailing list for invites to future shows.
Current Exhibit
Previous Exhibits
Nature Puling In
Our second half of 2024 show, “Nature Pulling In” was a huge success. Such a positive response to this group show featuring: Cristina Hobbs, Alice Sutro, Susan Maddux, Meagan Donegan, Sebastian Pochan, Naomi Mcleod, Ali Kendall-Swearingen and Barbara...
Jessica Martin
Please join us Saturday, Febrary 3rd for the opening of our new show - paintings by Jessica Martin. Jessica’s large scale works look amazing on the walls of the tasting room! We’ll be celebrating from 4 - 7 pm with hor de ouvres and glass specials. Please drop us a...
Laine Justice
We are thrilled to present the evocative works of Laine Justice in our latest art exhibit. Laine's creations delve deep into the intricate dance between nature and human experience, capturing the essence of landscapes and the emotions they evoke. Drawing inspiration...
Gather + Hold Works Now Live!
Celebrate our four featured artists – Alice Sutro, Naomi Mcleod, Alison Kendall and Cristina Hobbs.
Song of Absolution
Our second show features works by Joslyn Lawrence and Brian Kuhlmann. They start with photos of iconic trees and then print them on Japanese craft paper using archival inks.
Our Inaugural Art Show
We restored the historic Geyserville vault and now it’s time to hang some art. Jake Messing’s “Masters” looks like it was made for this space. Maybe it was.