Join us for a joyful early summer evening in the heart of Graton as Graton Community Services District (GCSD) and ReVillage Foundation invite you to experience the future of Graton Town Square.

Guests will enjoy an immersive stroll with local wine tastings, seasonal bites and dips by Preservatory, paired with fresh produce from local farmers. The event will preview the vision for Graton Town Square, including design and build plans, future gathering spaces, gardens, festivals, community programs, and the path ahead.

There will also be a mini farmers market featuring local produce and plant starts available for purchase.

Our hope is that guests leave feeling more connected to local community, inspired by the meaningful work taking shape in Graton, and energized to participate in building Graton Town Square with us - whether through a direct donation, volunteering time or expertise, becoming a founding supporter, or simply helping spread the word.

Event Highlights

• 4 local wine tastings
• Selection of seasonal bites by Preservatory
• Town Square storytelling stations + future vision preview
• Opportunities to become a founding supporter and live fundraising progress board
• Mid-event community leadership panel
• Live set with Dj Bank$hot
• Mini farmers market with fresh produce from local growers

Your Ticket Supports

• Creation of Graton Town Square gathering spaces
• Gardens, shade, seating, and civic amenities
• Festivals, arts, and cultural programming
• Youth, food resiliency, and community connection initiatives
• Long-term stewardship of this beloved gathering place

Come raise a glass to what’s possible.

This is more than a fundraiser. It's a chance to help shape and support a joyful, intergenerational commons for Graton and West County.

Advance tickets encouraged, as tasting capacity is limited and this event is expected to sell out.

One giant thank you to our generous sponsors!

Gold Benefactor: Ceilume
In-Kind Sponsors: Mycopia Mushrooms, Sprint Copy Center and Community Market

Meet the Makers + GrowersGraton Community Services District (GCSD)

GCSD helps steward Graton’s public spaces and supports parks, recreation, and civic life for the local community. They are a key public partner helping bring Graton Town Square to life.
Website: https://www.gratoncsd.org

ReVillage Foundation

ReVillage Foundation is a Sonoma County–based 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on cultivating connected, resilient local communities through public gathering spaces, cultural programming, food systems, and joyful civic participation. Its flagship project is co-stewarding the new Graton Town Square, a growing public commons designed to host festivals, arts, food, and cultural gatherings year-round. ReVillage works closely with local businesses, partner organizations, artists, and families to create welcoming, high-quality offerings that genuinely reflect this place.
Website: https://revillage.earth

Graton Station and Preservatory

Graton Station is transforming Graton’s old downtown firehouse into a vibrant community hub with a cafe, local goods market, and gathering space, with weekend coffee cart pop-ups running this spring and summer ahead of a full opening in Fall 2026.

Preservatory, a place-based food preservation project led by chef duo Adrian Apana and Ferrell Carter, also lead the Graton Station food program. Preservatory transforms local abundance and agricultural surplus into thoughtful prepared foods, preserves, ferments, and seasonal offerings for the community.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gratonstation/

Website: https://www.preservatorysonomaco.com/

Hopyard Farm

A family-owned regenerative farm in Graton, California.

Website: https://www.hopyardfarm.org

Singing Frogs Farm

Singing Frogs Farm is a unique, no-till, ecologically beneficial, highly intensive vegetable farm in Sonoma County, California.

Website: https://www.singingfrogsfarm.com/

Paul Mathew Vineyards

"Paul Mathew's focus is to continue producing small case lots from the finest fruit we can acquire to produce reasonably priced wines that we enjoy drinking at our dinner table and sharing with others. Sustainable, authentic liquid art."
Website: https://paulmathewvineyards.com

Freeman Vineyard and Winery

Since 2001, Freeman has been one of the great pioneers of cool-climate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, charting a course to the western edges of California winegrowing, where the influence of the Pacific Ocean shapes the character of the wines.
Website: https://www.freemanwinery.com

Note: We’ve hit pause on the Green Valley Food & Wine Festival this year so we can pour our energy and donations into building and programming Graton Town Square, with hopes of bringing the festival back next year better than ever. May 30 Sip & Stroll is your chance to support future programming, such as the Food & Wine Fest, if you want to see it come back next year!