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Tehachapi weekend roundup: wineries, breweries, classes and community events
Summary
Local wineries and breweries in Tehachapi announced Valentine—s events, music nights and vendor markets; community classes and fundraisers also scheduled.
Tehachapi businesses and community groups highlighted a slate of events for mid-February, including winery Valentine—s nights, brewery music and trivia, vendor markets, classes and fundraisers.
Local tasting rooms promoted special evenings this week: La Bodega de Castillo is hosting a sip-and-paint on Feb. 22 with tickets available through the winery; Dorner Family Vineyard has a Galentine—s event and live music across several days and a Valentine—s dinner on Feb. 14; Tehachapi Winery warned of a last call for its Valentine Soiree with dance lessons and dinner. Triassic, Attach Me Wine and Cattle Company and Stray Leaves listed live music and vendor-driven shopping events across the weekend.
Breweries noted multiple recurring and special events: West Lane Brewing advertised music bingo and a teacher appreciation night, plus an —80s-themed Valentine—s party on Feb. 15; Local Craft Beer is offering weekly trivia, open mic nights and a singer-songwriter showcase.
Community programming includes a Discover Attach Me charcuterie class series with sessions planned March through September; the public library listed family story time, baby bounce, ASL club, writing and yarn groups; Gallery and Gifts is displaying photo contest winners through Feb. 25; a metal Zumba class partnered by Tehachapi Terror and J and M Dance Studio will feature heavy-metal tracks; Fiddler—s Crossing and the downtown VFW scheduled concerts; and a kids— Valentine mini-session is available from Liberty Shop Photography.
Organizers also noted upcoming larger events: a wine walk next weekend, a two-day monster truck rally at the rodeo grounds, a presidential polar plunge event and a Concert for a Cause on Feb. 23 to raise funds for wildfire victims in Altadena and Pacific Palisades, with tickets sold at the Loop newspaper office on Green Street.
Speakers and hosts repeatedly encouraged early ticket purchase for popular events, and several businesses emphasized limited seating for special dinners and classes. The segment provided event dates, times and ticketing leads but did not supply complete pricing for every item or the full list of vendors for multi-day events.
