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A Celebration of Art, Wine & Food
Thursday, October 11, 2007 |
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artUncorked 2007
Come discover the flavors of Burgundy, Provence and a host of other
famous French wine regions at "Vive la France Ooh la la!," Evergreen's
second artUncorked wine-tasting evening to benefit the museum's visual
arts programs.
Taste more than 35 fabulous wines from America's most famous and
influential French wine importer, Kermit Lynch, all expertly paired by
event sponsor
The Wine Source
with regional French foods from some of
Baltimore's best restaurants, including
Brasserie Tatin,
Dogwood
Restaurant,
Ixia,
The Wine Market and the
Oceanaire Seafood Room. All evening, guests
will enjoy live music by the
Cold Spring Jazz Quartet and bidding on
fabulous silent auction items, and wine experts will be on hand to
provide helpful tips on creative pairings for seasoned oenophiles and
wine newcomers alike.
*Special New Membership Offer: Join now through Oct. 11, and receive $10
off all new Evergreen memberships — and the special member ticket price to
artUncorked; then discover all the museum has to offer year-round!
Contact the
Membership Office at 410-516-6710 or e-mail
museummembership@jhu.edu for more information about
museum membership and its benefits.
Tickets
$30 Members
Note: This event is sold out.
$35 Public
Pictures from 2006 Viva Italia! Red, White &
Evergreen
 The wines, from a dozen Italian regions and provided by The Wine Source, were extremely well-received and perfectly complemented the variety of dishes generously donated by some of Baltimore s finest restaurants. |
 The Master of Ceremonies was Baltimore's irreverent wine guru Peter Wood, who kept a lively pace as he worked through the lit of items. |
 Guests at 2006 Vive Italia! |
 Guests anxiously watched the bidding during the live auction. |
 Guests at 2006 Vive Italia! |
About Evergreen Museum & Library
Formerly the home of two generations of Baltimore's
prominent Garrett family, Evergreen Museum & Library and its
collection of over 50,000 objects were bequeathed to the
Johns Hopkins University in 1942 with the stipulation that
the estate remain open to "lovers of music, art, and
beautiful things." Since opening to the public in 1990,
Evergreen Museum & Library has surpassed mere historic preservation to
creatively respond to the Garretts' legacy. Today,
Evergreen operates as a dynamic house museum, contemporary
art center, and performance space, offering a year-round
calendar of artist residency programs for emerging and
established artists; lectures, symposia, and concerts;
exhibitions; and educational programming.
EVERGREEN MUSEUM & LIBRARY | The Johns
Hopkins University | 4545 North Charles Street |
Baltimore, MD 21210 |
Phone 410-516-0341 | Email
evergreenmuseum@jhu.edu
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Last updated 11Oct07 by dgips@jhu.edu