Join us for a celebratory evening of wine tasting, delicious treats, and live cello at Hidden Creek Estates!
Nature At The Confluence provides educational programs year-round, thanks to support from our community. We occupy ancestral Ho-Chunk land, turned into a dumping ground, turned into a community learning center because of leaders who had a vision for The Confluence. Join us to raise our glasses and envision what the future will hold as we continue to come together where the Rock River and Turtle Creek meet.
The evening kicks off at 5:30pm with tasting and mingling, including your chance to choose a mystery wine bottle while donating to The Confluence. Enjoy a selection of appetizers with additional drink options available for purchase throughout the night. At 6:15pm, we will hear updates from our Executive Director and reflections from one of our past interns.
Tickets are $40 for either wine tasting or a themed NA mocktail and appetizers. Guests will have the opportunity to purchase bottles of the featured wines.
What To Expect
- Up to 12 specialty wines to taste
- Gourmet grazing table
- Cello performed by Ken Yang
- Wine pull – $25 for a mystery bottle50/50 Raffle
Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot today! Whether you’re a wine enthusiast, a nature lover, or just looking for a great night out, this event promises to be a memorable experience.
About Ken Yang (Cellist): Ken started playing cello at the age of four with the Rockford Music Academy. Currently, he is a scholarship fellow at Chicago Musical Pathway Initiative and participates in regional musical competitions. Ken contributed to the locally produced “Birdsongs Vol.2 Bell Bowl Prairie”, which was supported by the Rockford Area Arts Council and Sinnissippi Audubon Society, and founded the project “Music 4 Our Community” where he plays cello at nursing homes, schools, and more as part of the National Junior Honor Society. In his summer free time, Ken and his brother Sujie volunteer at Nature At The Confluence Wednesday Work Days.