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Paso Robles' charming downtown features beautifully restored Victorian homes bedecked with sparkling holiday lights, and scenic decorations galore on this glorious night. Thirteen blocks of fabulously tree-lined Vine Street are closed off to cars and turned pedestrian-friendly for crowds to roam up and down and experience this exhilarating showcase. You'll find Scrooge out and about, joyful carolers, hot chocolate and holiday goodies from street venders and so much more. More Info |
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Small, Undiscovered Wineries in Paso Robles
by Coy Barnes
Looking forward to holiday gatherings, it might be nice to think about bringing a wine from a winery that has yet to be discovered.
Paso Robles is well known for its powerhouse boutique wineries such as Tablas Creek, Terry Hoage Vineyards, and Booker Wines. Each of those wineries currently has a tasting room where you can visit and taste some of their wines. However, there are many tiny wineries that exist under the radar that are making high quality, small lot wines here in Paso Robles that don't have tasting rooms.
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Play Paso Passport
Eat, Sip, See, Stay
and Win!!
The Paso Passport program encourages visitors to Eat at different participating restaurants, Sip wine, balsamic vinegars, and olive or walnut oils at participating retail outlets, wineries and orchards, See Paso Robles attractions like the Children's Museum, Jack Creek Farms, and Studios on the Park, and Stay at any number of participating hotels, to Win great wine, food and hotel travel discounts while visiting Paso Robles.
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 Pairing in Paso :
We Olive Olio Nuovo Turkey and Windward Pinot
by Tina Swithin
Paso Robles comes to life in October during wine harvest and olive harvest follows closely behind in November. This is truly a magical season to be in Paso Robles! I recently had the pleasure of speaking to Frank Mercurio, founder of We Olive. Frank filled me in on a time-honored tradition in the olive world which is known as Olio Nuovo-it goes back hundreds of years. Olio Nuovo means "new oil" in Italian-it is fresh extra virgin olive oil made from the first press of the season. This fresh oil is a delight for the senses and typically has a pungent and peppery flavor. It's truly delicious.
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50th Annual Christmas Light Parade
A cherished Paso Robles holiday tradition is the town parade. Grab some warm blankets and chairs and head downtown to enjoy the sights of twinkling lights and spectacular floats. You don't want to miss the parade this holiday season featuring local establishments and of course, Santa Claus who is taking time off from his busy toy making schedule to visit Paso Robles.
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First Saturdays: Wine and The Arts
The art and wine scene is alive and well on the first Saturday of each month. Take a self-guided tour through the Downtown tasting rooms and galleries for an eclectic mix of experiences for the art lover in you.
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Holiday Baking at Niner Wine Estates
What are the Holidays without some sweet treats?! In this fun, hands-on cooking class, participants will learn how to decorate sugar cookies with an assortment of icings and embellishments, make and assemble three different types of crusts (rolled pastry, pat-in-pan and crumb), poach fruit, caramelize sugar for a sauce and brittle and then make a reduction sauce!
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Silk Painters of the Central Coast at Vina Robles
Visit the latest art exhibition presented by the Central Coast chapter of the Silk Painters International - SPIN. The show was juried by renowned local artist Sandra Kay Johnson. She has not only had her works displayed in nationally acclaimed galleries, but has also created various public works for our county, including the flock of whimsical birds in steel and silk at the San Luis Obispo Airport.
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Esprit du Vin
Come and celebrate the Spirit of Wine, at Vina Robles Winery. Gather for an amazing evening celebrating the collective spirit and enthusiasm of the Wineries of Highway 46 East in Paso Robles. Partake in cheese and appetizers which will be expertly paired with wines. Gourmet olives, olive oils, breads, pastries and more will be served by local chefs & artisans.
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About Paso Robles, CA
Nestled in the Santa Lucia Mountains of the Central California Coast midway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, Paso Robles is an affordable and welcoming retreat that offers the authentic California experience. An extensive variety of activities and experiences offer something for everyone including untouched natural beauty, a bounty of farm fresh cuisine supplied by local organic and specialty farms and the nearby Pacific Ocean, more than 200 wineries, renowned cultural attractions, first-class shopping, golf and entertainment, and much more. Visitors can choose from a wide selection of accommodations, from luxurious resorts and boutique inns to leading brand hotels and affordable, family friendly motels. For information on how to make the most of your stay in Paso Robles, visit www.travelpaso.com or contact (805) 227-PASO, info@travelpaso.com . For the latest news on the area, visit http://blog.travelpaso.com, join us on Facebook www.facebook.com/travelpaso and follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/travelpaso.
About the Travel Paso Robles Alliance
The Travel Paso Robles Alliance (TPRA) was founded in 2008 by a group of 19 area hoteliers with the mission to help business, leisure and group travelers discover the Authentic California™ experience of the Central Coast. The alliance offers information for the 1,100 luxury, specialty, value, and budget room choices available to visitors. The organization consists of owners and operators of luxurious resorts and inns, leading brand hotels, quaint bed and breakfasts, motels and budget accommodations. For more information on the TPRA, visit www.travelpaso.com or contact (805) 227-PASO, info@travelpaso.com. |
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