Sunday, August 23rd, 2026
Rutabaga with Mai Prosperi / Sunday Wine Down
- Live Music from 2-4PM
- Music will be outdoors weather permitting.
- No cover charge if you like what you hear please tip the musicians.
Rutabaga is a 4-piece indie rock supergroup originally formed in Des Moines, Iowa. With members who played in Munk Rivers, Plumero, and Allegra Hernandez’s band, this group combines each of its members’ unique styles of playing to create an indie rock sound with an infectious groove and insightful lyrics. Every unique identity and musical background in Rutabaga gives the band a captivating sound that is a true reflection of what talent and friendship sound like.
Saturday, August 29th, 2026
Matt Woods Band/ Music at the Winery
- $5 Cover charge per person.
- Live music from 6:30-9:30PM.
- Music will be outdoors weather permitting.
- Bring your lawn chairs as seating is limited.
An Iowa native, Woods has been performing regularly since 2002 and has released 4 albums (two solo albums, and two backed by his unparalleled band, The Thunderbolts). Matt is a seasoned performer who is excited to share the diversity of roots and blues which includes, traditional delta, hill country and urban electric blues, to gospel, country and folk music.
Saturday, September 12th, 2026
Madison County Line/ Music at the Winery
- $5 Cover Charge per person at the door
- Live Music by 6:30-9:30PM
- Hey Mister’s Feast Fare serving from 5:30-8:00PM
Americana Band Covering the Classics from the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. The Stones, The Who, Gordon Lightfoot, John Denver, Johnny Cash, Jimmy Buffett, The Band, The Animals, Eric Clapton, Marshall Tucker Band, Van Morrison, Tom Petty, CCR, America, Eagles
Sunday, September 27th, 2026
Looking 4 Luke / Sunday Wine Down
- Live Music from 1-4PM
- No cover charge if you like what you hear please tip the musicians.
Looking 4 Luke is an energetic cover trio performing a wide variety of genres and musical generations with a decidedly unplugged feel.
“Today’s Agenda: 1) Open. 2) Pour. 3) Sip. 4) Rest under a tree.”