DINING
The spring rosé wine festival on the Rose Bowl Stadium field will feature over 30 rosés, gourmet food and live music.
‘Family, Culture and Community’ Rose Bowl Stadium to host fun-filled events this spring
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eaturing over 30 wines and gourmet food, the Rosé Bowl will be gracing the grass of the historic Rose Bowl Stadium field this spring. From 3 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 9, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy unlimited pours of carefully curated rosés, including fan favorites like Bev Wine and JNSQ. The festival, located at 1001 Rose Bowl Drive, will include a handful of restaurants and food vendors. Music will include a DJ and live segments from Los Angeles natives Dylan Dunlap and Lucy & La Mer. Tickets, which include a branded wine glass, cost $80 per person. They are available for purchase at rosebowlwinefestival.com. “We founded Bev to do wine differently and to do it better. Since rosé is our baby, we’re thrilled to lead the sponsorship of Rosé Bowl with the industry’s biggest movers and shakers,” a spokesperson for Bev Wine shares in a statement. “Our premium canned wines are all
zero sugar, sustainably sourced and packed with all the good stuff, so they’re the perfect sipper for a day at the Bowl.” Pink attire is encouraged and photo ops will be aplenty, according to the press release. But that’s not all. On Sunday, May 1, the stadium will host the Cinco de Mayo at the Rose Bowl. Consulado de Mexico, the city of Pasadena and the Pasadena Latino Employee Association (PLEA) are teaming up to bring traditional music, including live performances from La Sonora Dinamita and Folklorico dancers, a soccer tournament, an active children’s play area, and an arts and culture area showcasing local artists to the stadium’s stands. The free, family-friendly event seeks to serve as an opportunity for the community “to come together to enjoy and appreciate Pasadena’s
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