Atlanta to host annual art and wine event
The Inman Park Wine Stroll with Music and Art is coming to Atlanta this month.
Previously known as the BeltLine Wine Stroll, the event is recognized as the longest-running event of its type in the region, having been running for eight years now. Proceeds will benefit the Inman Park Neighborhood Association.
Along with 14 tasting areas within the historic Inman Park, there will be six porches that will feature bands performing, along with restaurants and art galleries. Four other front porches will present art and craft exhibits.
Each of the venues will offer both white and red wine tastings that were curated by experts in the wine industry. As participants wander through the scenic Inman Park from tasting spots, they will have the opportunity to view historic architecture throughout the neighborhoods.
Often, wine tasting organizers will use posters to provide concise information for guests. The poster printing can include directions, wine descriptions, and other pertinent information. They can be placed on easels or hung on buildings or trees.
The event will take place on October 23. Check-in will take place at the Inman Park Cooperative Preschool which is located at 742 Edgewood Ave NE. Guests are encouraged to wear masks outside and required to do so inside buildings, and are advised to be fully vaccinated a minimum of two weeks before the wine tasting event.
Previously known as the BeltLine Wine Stroll, the event is recognized as the longest-running event of its type in the region, having been running for eight years now. Proceeds will benefit the Inman Park Neighborhood Association.
Along with 14 tasting areas within the historic Inman Park, there will be six porches that will feature bands performing, along with restaurants and art galleries. Four other front porches will present art and craft exhibits.
Each of the venues will offer both white and red wine tastings that were curated by experts in the wine industry. As participants wander through the scenic Inman Park from tasting spots, they will have the opportunity to view historic architecture throughout the neighborhoods.
Often, wine tasting organizers will use posters to provide concise information for guests. The poster printing can include directions, wine descriptions, and other pertinent information. They can be placed on easels or hung on buildings or trees.
The event will take place on October 23. Check-in will take place at the Inman Park Cooperative Preschool which is located at 742 Edgewood Ave NE. Guests are encouraged to wear masks outside and required to do so inside buildings, and are advised to be fully vaccinated a minimum of two weeks before the wine tasting event.