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Charron's Vineyard Annual Nature Night

Charron's Vineyard Annual Nature Night

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Save the date! Our FAVORITE event is coming up Saturday, August 15th - NATURE NIGHT! 🍃 Several friends of the vineyard will be stopping by to offer their talents, food, music and more, including the Country&Co. food trailer, Jeff & Jill Music, and Matt Nelson (director of the Arizona Trail Association).

We stay open late on this night only - until 9PM! 🤩

We are celebrating the completion of another wonderful grape harvest by officially popping the cork on last year's wine, Colossal Merlot 2025 (it's delicious!). A portion of the proceeds of Colossal Merlot 2024 AND 2025 will be presented to the Arizona Trail Association on this evening.

Kids and adults both love our "blacklight bug hunt" which will happen at 7:00 after music and Matt's talk about the Trail and nature in Southern AZ. 🌵

This is the perfect opportunity to learn all about nature in the desert while enjoying great music, food, a sunset and friends. This event is totally family-friendly so bring the kids and come on out!

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