Now in its fifth year, the Napa Table is one of the most beloved community events on the valley calendar. Four hundred guests gather at a single table in Downtown Napa for an evening of local wines, a chef-curated menu, and the kind of collective experience that is hard to replicate anywhere else. All proceeds benefit the CanV Food Bank and its mission to serve the Napa community.

Single tickets are $295. Registration is closing soon, so check the link below for availability or waitlist options.

Now in its fourth year at Four Seasons Napa Valley, the Calistoga Food and Wine festival is a walk-around tasting that brings together nearly 30 local wineries alongside nine wine country restaurants. Hosted in partnership with the Calistoga Wine Growers Association, the afternoon takes place on the Lakeside Lawn and in the Calistoga Ballroom, with curated bites and live music running throughout.

This is a strong introduction to what makes Calistoga's wine identity distinctive, from its robust Cabernets to the more boutique producers that do not always show up at larger regional events. Tickets run $175 to $190.

For those who prefer their Saturday evening with a side of 80s rock, Not Loud Concerts brings its Summer Sessions series to Napa Yard at Oxbow Gardens on June 7. The concept is intentionally approachable: not too long, not too expensive, and not too loud. Two bands share the outdoor stage simultaneously, trading songs and making for a genuinely lively atmosphere without the scale of a full festival.

Vintage Rock Night features The Rockbusters alongside Dirty Cello, whose performances span everything from the Rolling Stones to Creedence Clearwater Revival. The beautiful lawn setting at Napa Yard makes this a great evening out. Tickets are $20.

Clif Family Bruschetteria on Main Street in St. Helena hosts a full-day Sip and Support event on June 10 in celebration of Pride Month. The globally inspired street food menu from the Clif Family Food Truck runs all day from 11:30 AM, with live music on the patio from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Clif Family is partnering with LGBTQ Connection Napa and Sonoma for the day, donating 20% of all wine and food sales to support the organization's work fostering an inclusive community for LGBTQ+ youth, adults, and elders across the North Bay. It is a genuinely feel-good way to spend a Wednesday afternoon in the valley.

The Napa Valley Museum Yountville hosts its Rainbow Edition Disco Dance Party on June 13, and it sounds like an absolute blast. DJ Rotten Robbie spins an all-vinyl, all-disco set with guests helping pick the records. For those less inclined to dance, there is a red carpet VIP photo nook and a spread of gloriously 1970s and 80s-themed food: fondue, pigs in blankets, mini gherkins, and oyster shooters courtesy of Osprey Seafood swimming in Bloody Mary mix.

Charbay Distillery pours its classic clear vodka for dry martinis, and mocktail options from Mother Root keep the party inclusive. Disco attire is strongly encouraged. Tickets are $65 for non-members and $50 for museum members.

A free summer concert series set on the Silverado Mansion Lawn is about as Napa as it gets. Music on the Lawn at Silverado Resort kicks off June 18 and runs weekly through August 13, every Wednesday evening from 6 to 8 PM, featuring a rotating lineup of local artists. Bring a blanket, gather with friends and family, and let the summer evening do the rest.

This is one of those events that locals look forward to every year and that gives visitors a genuine taste of what summer life in Napa actually feels like. Admission is complimentary. Note that no outside food or beverages are permitted.

Celebrate Juneteenth at Charles Krug Winery, Napa Valley's oldest winery, with a festive family-style lobster boil set in the historic Private Barrel Room. The menu is a classic coastal spread: Maine lobster, jumbo shrimp, Louisiana hot links, corn, potatoes, artichokes, and fresh bread, served traditionally right on the table for a hands-on communal experience.

The evening is paired with pours of Charles Krug Chenin Blanc and Merlot, with insights from Mondavi family members on the winery's legacy. The combination of the historic setting, the celebration, and the sheer abundance of the menu makes this one of the most memorable events on the June calendar. Tickets are $160 per person.

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