Our 2026 Concerts at the Winery Series will begin in APRIL. Events will start to be posted mid-February.
Multi-event pass
TAKE 10
A new version for 2026 where you pick any 10 events to attend EXCLUDING the ALL BLUES DAY. Review the information carefully:With this event pass you select any 10 tickets to concerts we present. The average ticket price for a concert in 2026 is $40. You simply select your 10 tickets, either 10 separate events or 2 for 5 events or 10 for one event. Your choice. YOU CANNOT USE THIS FOR THE ALL BLUES DAY which is a full festival day. But we will give you a 30% discount towards your purchase of tickets for the ALL BLUES DAY since you hold this pass.
Overall you are picking 10 tickets to events for the cost of this pass which is saving you a minimum of $175 on the 10 tickets.
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A phenomenal evening with THE ROXANNE DELAGE trio
This past Saturday evening, October 18th, we set up for an evening of music at StoneCropAcres Winery + Vineyard with no idea what was about to happen, no idea what...
A phenomenal evening with THE ROXANNE DELAGE trio
This past Saturday evening, October 18th, we set up for an evening of music at StoneCropAcres Winery + Vineyard with no idea what was about to happen, no idea what...
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What an amazing night with VANDALIA
We are cruising into the fall series and so far behind in event blogs and posts that we figured we would start with the first Fall 2025 concert and then...
What an amazing night with VANDALIA
We are cruising into the fall series and so far behind in event blogs and posts that we figured we would start with the first Fall 2025 concert and then...
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The weather and ASHLEY MACISAAC were sizzling!
It was ‘hot hot hot’ on June 22nd. The air was filled with soaring temperatures, humidity and a roaring fiddle. It sure felt like a summer evening on the banks...
The weather and ASHLEY MACISAAC were sizzling!
It was ‘hot hot hot’ on June 22nd. The air was filled with soaring temperatures, humidity and a roaring fiddle. It sure felt like a summer evening on the banks...