Sip, Stomp & Play - an urban harvest benefit

Published on Friday, September 30, 2011
Last updated on 03:05AM, Friday, September 30, 2011
http://www.playworks.org

http://www.playworks.org

Celebrate the harvest and help to protect opportunities for play and physical activity for East Bay students by joining Playworks and Urban Legend Cellars for Sip, Stomp & Play 2011, from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, at Urban Legend Cellars, 621 Fourth St. in Oakland.

This family-friendly event supports the efforts of both organizations to preserve safe, healthy and inclusive play and physical activity for children attending under-resourced elementary schools in the East Bay.

The festival will include fun activities for all ages will include:

Grape Stomping

The juice collected will be used to make actual wine! All ages welcome, passes are limited. Participants are encouraged to wear white or Trash The Dress!

Playground Games and Sports Stations

Remember those classic playground games like four-square? Get ready to play!

Wine Tastings

For 21+ only - the first one is on the house!

Silent Auction

Exclusive dinners, sports memorabilia and local excursions all up for grabs.

Enjoy complimentary small bites and live music from East Bay's finest talent. Cost:  $30 single adult general admission, $50 for two and $70 general admission plus grape stomp pass.

For tickets and information, visit http://bit.ly/rgJ4cx

About Debi Mason
Debi Mason is the Promotions and Marketing Manager for Oakland Local. She is also a member of the Bay Area Black Journalist Association, the National Association of Black Storytellers, the National Storytelling Network, the National Association of Community Theatres and is the founder and artistic director of Spoken Word Ministries. Her published works include a book of poems and essays, Speaking Boldly, As I Ought To Speak, Vol. 1, two published plays, Granny’s Porch and Keys to The Kingdom and a personal testimony, Arizona Clay which won The 2011 Best Autobiographical Self-help Book Award from the Bay Area Independent Publishers Association.