Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce holding its first wine and design tour
According to a news release, the event will be an inspiring afternoon featuring home décor, interactive demonstrations, and sipping wine. Being held from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on April 5, and with spring around the corner, it's the perfect time to explore fresh ideas for refreshing your space while discovering local businesses.
At the heart of this event are live demonstrations led by home and design experts, the release said. Attendees can learn how to make the perfect floral bouquet, style a shelf, create an inviting table setting, take part in a mini charcuterie class, and so much more. In addition to these demos, many stops on the tour will offer exclusive shopping discounts, special raffles, and giveaways, making it an afternoon full of inspiration and fun.
The tour begins with check-in at Wild Onion Brewery, located at 22221 Pepper Rd. in Lake Barrington, where guests will receive a Wine & Design Passport, a complimentary drink coupon, and a schedule of demonstrations, according to the release. From there, participants can visit local businesses, including Bente Vintage, Greater Chicago Kitchen & Bath, The Pink Geranium, Angelina Warehouse, The Winterberry Company, Treetime, Wildrose Floral Design, Wild Asparagus, and KRH Restaurant & Garden.
A $25 ticket includes:
A complimentary glass of house wine or craft beer at Wild Onion Brewery
50% off any wine by the glass or bottle at KRH Restaurant & Garden
Exclusive access to home décor and entertaining demonstrations
Special discounts and giveaways at participating locations. Check-in will be open at Wild Onion Brewery until 4 p.m. Parking is available on the street and in designated event lots. This event is for guests 21 and over.
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