On Saturday, Oct. 8, Creative Coastal Connections Corp, a non-profit, presented the 2nd Annual Southern Delaware Wine, Food & Music Festival. The festival celebrated some of the finer things in life to raise money for those less fortunate. Support will go to The Food Bank of Delaware, Children & Families First and Rotary's Global Initiative to End Polio Now.
The event was a huge success and couldn't have been done without the following amazing sponsors: SoDel Concepts, Schell Brothers, Bin 66, Jackson Family Vineyards, Sysco Foods, Cape Gazette, Tunnell & Raysor, Ocean Atlantic, WRDE TV, Comcast Spotlight, PNC Wealth Management, Meineke Car Care Center, Hyett Refrigeration, County Bank, Sposato Family Vineyards, Active Adults Realty, The Stone Balloon, Signarama, Coastal Tents & Events, W Films, 302 Design, Adams Burch, The Voice Radio Network, Delmarva Public Radio and Coast2Coast.
A ton of gratitude to all the restaurants that participated which include: BlueCoast, Lupo, Fish On, Matt's Fish Camp/Lewes, Bramble & Brine, Blue Moon, Henlopen Oyster House, Salt Air, Grandpa Mac, Fork & Flask at Nage, Off the Hook, Michy's Relaxed Dining, The Gate House, Blackwall Hitch, JD Shuckers, 208 Social and The Cultured Pearl.
We had tremendous support from the wine/beer/liquor distributors: Jackson Family Wines, Bacchus Imports, Dogfish Head, George's Mixes, Regal, Southern, Opici, Lanterna, Sposato Family Vineyards and Country Vintner.
And finally, a big thank you to all who came out for the event. It's always the people who really make it. Stay tuned for information about next year's festival.
Stacy LaMotta
president, Creative Coastal Connections Corp
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