About This Event
Sunday, September 20 | 3:00-5:00 PM
High Desert Food & Farm Alliance is thrilled to announce the Inaugural Rosé Soirée on September 20, 2026. The event promises to be an elegant afternoon, presented in partnership with Stoller Family Estate and Tumalo Lavender.
Hosted in the blooming fields of the Tumalo Lavender farm, the Rosé Soirée will bring together community members for an unforgettable experience celebrating Central Oregon's farms, food producers, and local businesses.
Each guest will enjoy:
- Two glasses of Stoller Family Estates rosé
- Locally sourced hors d'ouevres
- Live music by Pete Kartsounes
As the first event of its kind, we hope the Rosé Soirée will become a beloved annual tradition. Funds raised through the Rosé Soirée will be immediately put to work to:
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Increase access to fresh, nutritious – and local – food for community members experiencing food insecurity;
-
Invest directly in Central Oregon’s small to mid-size farms and ranches;
-
Provide educational opportunities that connect our community to local agriculture, and strengthen partnerships with regional farmers, food businesses, and producers.
About This Event
Sunday, September 20 | 3:00-5:00 PM
High Desert Food & Farm Alliance is thrilled to announce the Inaugural Rosé Soirée on September 20, 2026. The event promises to be an elegant afternoon, presented in partnership with Stoller Family Estate and Tumalo Lavender.
Hosted in the blooming fields of the Tumalo Lavender farm, the Rosé Soirée will bring together community members for an unforgettable experience celebrating Central Oregon's farms, food producers, and local businesses.
Each guest will enjoy:
- Two glasses of Stoller Family Estates rosé
- Locally sourced hors d'ouevres
- Live music by Pete Kartsounes
As the first event of its kind, we hope the Rosé Soirée will become a beloved annual tradition. Funds raised through the Rosé Soirée will be immediately put to work to:
-
Increase access to fresh, nutritious – and local – food for community members experiencing food insecurity;
-
Invest directly in Central Oregon’s small to mid-size farms and ranches;
-
Provide educational opportunities that connect our community to local agriculture, and strengthen partnerships with regional farmers, food businesses, and producers.