Newport Vineyards Set to Host Summer Entertainment Series

Friday, June 19, 2015

GoLocalProv Lifestyle Team

Newport Vineyards is celebrating their 20th anniversary with a Summer Entertainment Series.

“We are very excited to celebrate our 20th anniversary with a great summer ahead. A lot of work has gone into the transformation of Newport Vineyards over the last few years and we are excited to showcase it all with our guests,” said John Nunes, Owner of Newport Vineyards.

Summer Entertainment Series

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The series is designed to appeal to locals and tourists alike and will offer a wide varity of entertainment, including comedy, yoga, clambakes and live music.

A full list and description of all the events that will take place during this Summer Entertainment Series can be found here.

Founded by John & Paul Nunes in 1995, Newport Vineyards is the largest producer of estate grown wines in New England.

The New And Improved Newport Vineyards

Newport Vineyards is undergoing a 30,000-square foot renovation and expansion.

The recent project includes the addition of Brix Restaurant, a new marketplace, a renovation of Fatulli’s Bakery & Deli and expanded tasting room.

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