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01/16/08
Wine Fest on Oregon Coast Announces E-Tickets
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Newport's bayfront |
(Newport, Oregon) – Each winter, some 17,000 food
and wine lovers swarm the central Oregon coast town of Newport for the
Newport Seafood & Wine Festival, taking in the wonders of wine, the
culinary world and arts and crafts.
This year marks something new and groundbreaking for the
festival, which happens February 22, 23 and 24. Not only can you still
buy advance group tickets, but tickets for individuals are now offered
online. The “E-tickets” – like the group tickets –
will have a special line at the festival, allowing e-ticket holders to
bypass the normally long lines of those who are waiting to get in.
E-tickets can be purchased at this url: www.etix.com/ticket/online/venueSearch.jsp?venue_id=4720&cobrand=white
E-ticket prices differ slightly from door prices, and they
include a $1.74 handling fee. For Friday, they are $9 without the festival
wine glass, and $14 with the glass. Saturday, they are $13 without, $18
with the festival wine glass. Sunday e-ticket prices are $5, and $10 with
the wine glass.
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Nehalem Bay Winery, on the north coast, will have a booth at the
Seafood & Wine Festival |
This year, the Newport Seafood & Wine Festival celebrates
its 31st year. It happens adjacent to the Rogue Ales Warehouse, 2320 OSU
Drive, just south of downtown Newport.
Entry fees at the door range from $5 to $13, depending
on the day. Advance group tickets have now gone on sale, allowing larger
groups a special entrance. Groups of 15 or more can call the Chamber office
(800-262-7844).
Lorna Davis, Director of Tourism Development for Newport,
said the addition of group tickets last year and of e-tickets this year
is the result of a growing demand.
“This is the first time we have done them,”
Davis said. “We recognize there is a demand for e-tickets: people
buy them online to go to major sports events and concerts, and the inquiries
have increased over the years about the availability of them.”
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The festival now hosts over 140 exhibitors - more than
ever - making for a festive and energetic event, which will include wineries,
dishes prepared by some of the finest chefs in the western U.S., and arts
& crafts booths. Wines from Washington, Oregon and California are
spotlighted.
The culinary fireworks include an exotic selection of seafood,
such as the Oregon coast’s renowned salmon, oysters and Dungeness
crab. Other items will also include Hawaiian teriyaki chicken, yakisoba,
egg rolls, fresh baked pies, barbecue beef or shrimp, meatball sandwiches,
dragon ears, funnel cakes, lobster gumbo, mini-doughnuts, keilbasa dogs,
tacos, tamales, seafood croissant melts, Spanish omelets, grilled asparagus
with butterfly shrimp and jambalaya, to name a few.
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Exceptional food will be on hand all over the festival |
Over 70 wineries from around the northwest have signed
on, including the Noble Estate Vineyard, Chateau Benoit, Sake One, Silvan
Ridge, Hinman Vineyards Winery, Hauer of the Dauen Winery, Orchard Heights,
Willamette Valley Vineyards, Spangler Vineyards, Pheasant Valley Winery
and Nehalem Bay Winery.
A large variety of craft items will be sold, from articles
of clothing, jewelry, art glass, metal sculptures, works of art and hand-painted
ceramics to handcrafted wine accessories.
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You must be 21 years or older to attend this event. You
must also show valid picture ID or you will not be able to enter the event.
The site is handicapped accessible and smoke free, with a special outdoor
smoking area. Parking at the facility is $5. Shuttle buses will run for
free from Newport, and a shuttle schedule and map will be available on
the chamber’s website as well as the chamber center.
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Advance group tickets have gone on sale, which allows large
groups to reserve their attendance for certain days and not have to wait
in long lines by getting in through a special entrance. Group tickets
also include a 2008 commemorative wine glass. 15-person minimum for the
group, must all arrive at the same (prescheduled) time.
For
Friday, group tickets are available for $15 each. Saturday, they are $25
per person. Sunday $10 per person. All group tickets are limited availability,
first come first served, prepaid.
February 22, 23 and 24
Festival hours & costs:
$9 on Friday: 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.
$13 on Saturday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
$5 on Sunday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
www.newportchamber.org. 800-262-7844.
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