NAPA
VINTNER LAUNCHES 23 CITY TOUR IN U.S.
Founder
of RARECAT Wines offers seminars educating executives
Sharon Kazan Harris is a Napa Valley
winemaker and entrepreneur who combines her wine connoisseurship and business
savvy in seminars educating business professionals. Kazan Harris--- who has
educated thousands of executives at seminars and tastings over the last seven
years--- is taking her seminars on the road this spring. Kazan Harris has
conducted wine education seminars (with topics such as “Take Back The Wine
List”) for clients including Bain, Stanford University School of Medicine,
Squire Boggs, Orrick, Aetna, Nawbo, KL Gates, Merrill Lynch and Greystone,
among others. She also has a special affinity for women’s leadership
initiatives, diversity and empowering women.
The tour will also be the ‘traveling
launch’ of the 2017 RARECAT Rosé, a distinctive and delicious blend of 90%
Grenache Rouge and 10% Viognier, with a California appellation, which sells for
$36.
“I enjoy using wine to connect people
with purpose since wine is a powerful business tool,” she explains. She will be
conducting seminars as team building for corporations as well as hosting
winemaker lunches and other appearances, highlighting RARECAT’s current
releases.
To hear more from Sharon and her story on a past show, click here:
http://slowlivingradio.blogspot.com/2015/05/05182015-jamieson-animal-rescue-ranch.html
Road trip:
Sharon will leave her home base in
Napa Valley and travel to 23 cities across the U.S. this spring:
April 3 – 4: Denver
April 6-7: Kansas City
April 8-9: St. Louis
April 10-15: Chicago
April 17-18: Detroit
April 19-20: Cleveland
April 23-25: Boston
April 27: Hartford
April 28 – May 2: NYC
May 4-6: Washington DC
May 7-9: Charlotte
May 10-11: Raleigh
May 11: Charlotte
May 12-15: Atlanta
May 16: Chattanooga
May 17-19: Nashville
May 21-23: New Orleans
May 24-28: Austin
May 29 – June 1: Dallas/Ft. Worth
June 4-5: Houston
Harris explains the trip:
Torch Songs of WWII
Lincoln Theater, Yountville
Long time showmen create a 40’s musical tribute
Dan Goodman and
George Rothwell are bringing song and history to the Lincoln Theater stage in Yountville,
on Saturday 3:00 PM, April 28, 2018. “George related his concept to me’” states
Dan Goodman, “shortly after my last show at the Lincoln Theater and explained
how the music of the WWII years spoke to that generation.”.
Torch Songs of WWII promises an unforgettable performance
from Napa’s most
talented musicians.
Tickets are available at the box office or on line.
www.lincolntheater.com
About Dan Goodman: A career of show business and creativity
that spans over 70 years.
About George Rothwell: Over 50 years of trumpeting the
greatest songs of the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s.
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| George Rothwell |
About Bob Henderson
Born and raised in the bayous of Louisiana Bob grew up
singing and playing sax, guitar and fiddle in his dad’s club, the largest club
in the state. He cut his teeth playing alongside legends such as a young Willie
Nelson and others. Later he would go on to play and record with dozens of
well-known artists, including Fiddling Frenchie Burke, Gate Mouth Brown, Johnny
Lee, the Osmond Brothers, Wayne Toups, Jimmy Swaggart, Maria Maulduer, Freddy
Fender, Doug Kenshaw, Hank Williams Jr., Bill Champlin (Chicago), Bobby Kimble
(Toto), John Elefante (Kansas), John Caffert and the Beever Brown band.
He has played on numerous TV shows such as Hee Haw, Solid
Gold, the Ralph Emery Show, Nashville Now, Sound Stage, as well as many various
regional PBS shows. Bob has played for myriad of people across the globe,
including Princess Grace and Ronald Regan. His versatility and style on stage
make him a great addition to any lineup.
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