Arts & Entertainment
Fall Art & Wine Walk Returning To The Forum Carlsbad
The event will feature art displays and wine tasting at the outdoor shopping center.

CARLSBAD, CA — The Fall Art & Wine Walk is scheduled to return this month to The Forum Carlsbad.
The Sept. 14 event will feature art displays and wine tasting at the outdoor shopping center.
"We're excited to once again bring the community together at The Forum Carlsbad for this celebration of local art and wine," said Trish Pruitt, vice president of marketing for Northwood Retail, which manages the shopping center. "The Fall Art & Wine Walk offers a wonderful opportunity for visitors to connect with local artists, enjoy great wine, and experience the creative spirit that makes Carlsbad so special."
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An array of curated artwork will be integrated throughout the center, according to event organizers.
In addition to the visual art, attendees are invited to visit the wine garden, located near YETI, for a tasting experience presented by Jimbo's. The 21-and-older wine garden will feature a selection of fine wines from Lubanzi Wines, Massanois and Mendocino Wine Company. Drinks will be accompanied by a seasonal charcuterie table from Mirabelle Charcuterie, all set to the live acoustic sounds of musician Shea Givens.
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Donations will be accepted on behalf of Shelter to Soldier, a nonprofit organization that adopts dogs from local shelters and trains them to become psychiatric service dogs for veterans. The organization also places emotional support animals with active-duty military and veterans.
The Fall Art & Wine Walk will take place from 3-6 p.m. Current participating locations include ADORE Gallery, Anthropologie, Chico's, Geppetto's, Madewell, McConnell's Fine Ice Creams, Stretchlab, SusieCakes, Warby Parker, and YETI.
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