Current exhibits, galleries, and museum shows in Winters, CA. Art, history, science, and interactive exhibits.
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Step into our stadium-sized, state-of-the-art Hestan Teaching Kitchen for the experience of a lifetime, cooking alongside expert CIA instructors. Great for the beginner to the home chef—get ready to roll up your sleeves for a multi-day signature CIA Boot Camp, single-day hands-on class, wine and...
Electric railway museum with vintage streetcar and interurban rides through the Montezuma Hills. Indoor exhibits and restored historic railcars.
di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art is an art park on 217 acres in Napa Valley with a collection of over 1,600 iconic artworks from Northern California.
The Garden by Tannery Bend Beerworks is an indoor/outdoor beer garden and full-service restaurant with beers on 20 tap and an extensive cocktail list. This classic brick building is an exciting addition to the new life of Downtown Napa’s WEST END district. First Street just got one block longer!...
The museum is a collection of collections. We have wind up and battery toys, game boards, but also over 100 mechanical banks, patent models, still banks, salesman samples and space toys. We invite you to visit our museum and browse among interesting objects from the past.
What began over 50 years ago as a small museum dedicated to local history has evolved into today’s Napa Valley Museum — a vibrant cultural institution presenting innovative exhibitions of art, nature, and history to engage and inspire visitors from around the world. As many other museums are...
Free self-guided factory tours showing how Jelly Belly jelly beans are made. Includes candy store, sample bar, and Jelly Belly art gallery.
We are a non-profit, volunteer-only and community based Nature Center and Museum. Our mission is to provide education and community surrounding Napa's native natural environment to people of all ages. The Center is named for Carolyn Parr, whose generous bequest provided for its establishment in...
A pioneer by nature, Donald Hess was determined to defy convention and pursue winemaking at elevation in the Napa Valley. He established the Hess Collection winery on the steep slopes of Mount Veeder in 1978 and began a legacy of luxury wine making.
Key moments and events in the history of Frogs Leap specifically as well as the Napa Valley and California winemaking in general.