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Art, Wine & All That Jazz
Workhouse Arts Center
Lorton, VA
Saturday, October 2
11am-9pm
Must be 21+ and show valid ID at the gate.
The Workhouse Arts Center will present the 2nd Annual Art, Wine & All That Jazz Festival on October 2! The festival follows in the footsteps of many historic performances at the Workhouse. Lisa Berigan of Washington’s BIG 100.3FM will be the official host of Art, Wine and All That Jazz! Guests will have the chance to participate in jazz trivia contests, a silent auction, raffles for art, wine and other fabulous giveaways throughout the day! Wine tastings and fabulous food will be available, along with children’s activities in the Kid Zone.
Ticket Information:
Gate Prices
Adult – $30
Senior (65+), Child (under 21) Designated Driver – $15
VIP- $110
Children 3 and under are granted free admission to the festival.
A VIP ticket costs $100 per person ($110 at the gate) and it includes:
* Event Admission Ticket and VIP credentials
* Premier access to the VIP Tent
* Commemorative wine glass
* Valet Parking
* Chef’s table luncheon & dinner presentations
* Wine tasting
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