Vintage Redlands 2014
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Elizabeth Garcia represented State Street Winery and poured wine for the guests as they came through to peruse the artwork.
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Some samples of the artwork on display at the Redlands Art Association in Redlands.
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Stephanie Carnes and Victoria Aguilar represented Dream Dinner in Redlands and was on hand explaining what Dream Dinner's is and how they help families spend more time around the dinner table eating fresh healthy dinners.
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Tricia Beuler and Ladeam Evans are part of the Redlands Art Association and were volunteering for Vintage Redlands for the the night.
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There were several live musicians playing at the event throughout the evening. This was one of the first bands that played at Ed Hales Park.
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Brenna Decker, William Ryan, Genevieve Andrade, and Dianna Hofferbert were sitting at the Ed Hales Park on State Street answering questions and handing out wine glasses to patrons.
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Steven Bielak and Janelle Bielak were enjoying some ice cream from A La Minute and stumbled onto the event. They were enjoying the live music played by the band, Jaime Valdovino & Friends.
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Matt Ambriz was pouring wine to Jessica Medvec at the Redlands Galleria. The wine was donated by the Bev Mo store in Redlands.
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Lisa Callaghan, Anthony Beachler, Richard Myers and Denise Alton outside A Shop Called Quest and walking to their next destination.
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Ryan Dorough from The Dregs, and Ryan Berk from A La Minute serving alcohol in frozen ice cream form.
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A local musician, Cullen Mack, plays at the Cabinet Factories Outlet. Hangar 24 Craft Brewery was on hand exposing guests to their locally brewed beer.
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Caleb Hickernell and Kirk Kolodzik were working as security for Friday's night event outside of the Frugal Frigate.
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Lara Elfstrand and Marshall Elfstrand sitting inside the Frugal Frigate taking a break from the previous venues they went to earlier in the night.
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