Thanks for joining for another wonderful Arts District Wine Stroll and thanks to these great beverage participants and restaurants for their support.

Showcasing the best of Dallas-Fort Worth, Savor Dallas offers a premium selection of world-class wines and delicious food.   It is the only Dallas wine and food event staged in the beautiful Arts District for the last six years.  

This is your chance to drink-in the arts and enjoy America's largest urban arts district. Here's the game plan for a beautiful afternoon of wine and the arts: Savor Dallas sets premium wines and winemakers inside The Dallas Museum of Art at Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant, the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, the Nasher Sculpture Center--and brand new for 2010: the Winspear Opera House and the Wyly Theatre, in the just completed AT&T Performing Arts Center (AT&TPAC) from 5 to 7 p.m. The idea is to mingle with friends in each Arts District location; sample world-class wines and light hors d'oeuvres inside a beautiful setting; then, stroll to the next location and continue the experience. Yes, you really can "stroll" in downtown Dallas! See the map below.

This is primarily a wine tasting event.  There are nibbles offered at each location...mostly to cleanse the palate.  Those with hearty appetites may want to plan a snack before attending the Wine Stroll.  For a great meal afterwards, we recommend you choose one of the fabulous One Arts District restaurants:  Dali Wine Bar, Fedora Restaurant and Lounge, Jorge's, Screen Door, and Tei-An

We encourage you to come for Savor Dallas, and then stay in the beautiful arts district to enjoy the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the Dallas Opera, art in one of the beautiful museums, or dinner in one of the world-class restaurants in the district. Be sure to check back often for updates on the best Arts District Wine Stroll ever! And, speaking of strollers: through the years, many have asked us if it's OK to bring kids in strollers or children to the event so they can enjoy the Arts District. Our answer remains: Of course, families and children are welcome to attend, as long as the kiddos are well supervised and behaved. In the words of Burt Bacharach, "Think of your fellow man, and put a little love in your heart." Thanks, and a votre santé!

Dallas Museum of Art at Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant - Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center - Nasher Sculpture Center

Participating wineries for 2010 in the Arts District Wine Stroll
1221 6th Sense 7 Deadly Zins 7 Heavenly Chards Acqua Panna Ardbeg Scotch Baron zu Knyphausen Belvedere Vodka Biltmore Estates Black Oak Blackstone Bonterra Vineyards Bottega Vinaia Bridlewood Casa Lapostolle Wines Cakebread Cellars Callia Cambria Campo Viejo Centine Chateau Ste. Michelle Chopin Vodka Clean Slate Columbia Crest Concannon Cupcake Domaine Chandon Domaine Ste. Michelle Dripping Springs Vodka Earthquake El Jimador Tequila Fall Creek Vineyards Fetzer Vineyards Frei Brothers Gentleman Jack Glenmorangie Scotch Graffigna Grand Marnier Grgich Hills Estate Gunderloch Haras de Pirque Hey Mambo Incognito	J Lohr Vineyards & Wines Josef Leitz Le Baron Ranch Louis M. Martini MacMurray Ranch Maso Canali Michael-David Winery Mittnacht Moët & Chandon Moobuzz Mumm Napa Newton Vineyards Nobilo O'Brien Estate Palo Alto Wines Paso Creek  Paula's Texas Spirits Penfolds Petite Petit Planeta La Segreta Plungerhead Red Rock Winery Rosemount Ruffino Ruinart Champagne S.A. Prüm Salentein San Pellegrino Sella Mosca Sonoma-Cutrer Wines Stonestreet Terrazas de los Andes Toasted Head Trivento Tuaca Liqueur White Knight Wild Horse Winery Wines of Germany Woodford Reserve
Thanks to our friends at Culinaire International, Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant, Dali Wine Bar, Fedora Restaurant and Lounge, Jorge's, Screen Door, and Tei-An for the taste treats provided during the Savor Dallas Arts District Wine Stroll. Admission Ticket includes wine tasting and food sampling. Delicious cold water from Acqua Panna and San Pellegrino is available at all locations. Paid parking is available throughout the Dallas Arts District.  Suggested spots include the large lot across from the Meyerson Symphony Center at Pearl and Flora, the Arts District Parking garage on Ross Avenue, at the Dallas Museum of Art garage (free to members or members of the Nasher Sculpture Center), or at the First Baptist Church parking garage at St. Paul and Ross.  Valet parking is available at the Meyerson Symphony Center or at One Arts Plaza at Routh Street between Ross Avenue and Woodall Rogers Freeway.  Remember, DART Light Rail stops just a block away at the Pearl Street Station.  Park and ride downtown from DART Light Rail Station.