Vintage Champagne & Vintage Country Music: April 18th
Meet the Vintner: April 19th
Sommelier Preview Party & Main Event: April 20th
Many of our events sell out very quickly, so we would like to encourage you to get your reservations now.
Supporters
A big thanks to our supporters!
Without both you and our supporters we could not give back, Thanks! For more information on how to become a supporter Click Here
Beneficiaries
In our ten year history, A Vintage Affair is proud to have sponsored numerous charitable organizations in Williamson County. Our April 2012 beneficiaries include:
>> Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Williamson Medical Center
>> Mercy Children's Clinic
>> My Friend's House
>> Williamson County Library Foundation
>> A Vintage Affair Fellowship at O'More College of Design
"A Vintage Affair offers a host desirable vintages to sample. Each April, a multi day/night roster of events brings vintners and supporters together, and it's become so popular that the organization spear-headed by Ralph Drury has branched out to include A Fashion Affair and The Grape Stomp at Animalia. ."
We are here to provide a significant financial contribution to a nonprofit organization whose services benefit the community at large without prejudice as to race, color, creed, national origin or religious affiliation. All funds contributed to the nonprofit organization are designated for programs to support the well being of women and children of need in williamson county.
Since our first event in 2001, we have contributed nearly one million dollars to charitable organizations in williamson county.
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Tennessee Bank & Trust is privileged to have been Title Sponsor of A Vintage Affair for the past four years and now again for 2011 . We appreciate being part of AVA’s efforts to provide a relaxed, enjoyable setting for meeting old friends and making new ones while also raising substantial amounts of money for organizations that do outstanding work to better the lives of people right here in the community where we live and serve. Congratulations, A Vintage Affair, on your 11th year for this fun and thriving event!– Ed Cagle, Vice President at Tennessee Bank & Trust
A Vintage Affair has been a wonderful blessing to O’More College of Design. The recently created A Vintage Affairfellowship provides funding for female students from williamson county who have wonderful talent as future artists and designers, but do not have the financial means to attend college. This unique fellowship provides much needed financial assistance, and gives our students the opportunity to work closely with a wonderful organization on the various activities and events they so successfully produce each year.Thank you A Vintage Affair for a wonderful partnership.
–Dr. K. Mark Hilliard, President, O’More College of Design
“Through the generous donations of a vintage affair, Williamson Medical Center is able to provide the highest level of perinatal and newborn care. Advanced equipment and specialized staff in our neonatal intensive care unit give peace of mind to families in our community and surrounding areas.”–Janet Meadows, Perinatal Director at Williamson Medical Center
AVA is proud to partner with Williamson SOCIAL Magazine for our 2011 season. SOCIAL is the leading event and lifestyle magazine in Williamson County, focusing on anything and everything that makes your life better… and more social. SOCIAL is your main source for information, entertainment, photography and fun. To learn more, visit them online at www.williamsonsocial.com
Rob Youngblood
“A Vintage Affair offers a host desirable vintages to sample. Each April, a multi day/night roster of events brings vintners and supporters together, and it’s become so popular that the organization spear-headed by Ralph Drury has branched out to include A Fashion Affair and The Grape Stomp at Animalia. .”
Saturday’s event, staged as part of the slate of activities of a vintage affair, drew a packed house to The factory at franklin to see DAN talent group models strut their stuff in black catsuits accented by pieces of bedwear and streetwear belonging to Mrs. Cash, as well as hats and furs.
