Based on our research and collection we design and install exhibitions in local museums, galleries, archives, and wineries throughout the county.
Current Exhibitions
The Wine History Project presents our latest exhibit How the Italians Changed the Landscape and Wine Culture of San Luis Obispo County: 1900 to the Present. My exhibit opened Friday January 27 in the Wine History Gallery at the Paso Robles History Museum with a reception for members.
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This recent exhibit now being displayed is at our Broad Street offices. The presentation demonstrates that these types of artifacts are created in a variety of sizes and metals. The exhibit presents five spigot-type objects from the Wine History Project of San Luis Obispo County’s collection.
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On display at the Wine History Project of San Luis Obispo County office at 3592 Broad Street, Suite 104 in San Luis Obispo is an exhibit that features a variety of sizes of wine bottles, demi-jons, bungs, books, artwork, and a very small barrel exclaiming that wine and art are interwoven throughout culture.
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From 1928 to 1973, Etienne Nicolas recognized the synergy between wine and art and created these catalogues, produced by the printers Draeger Frères, who owned a major design and print studio and hired top designers.
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The Wine History Project is partnering with the Paso Robles History Museum to provide rotating exhibits with lectures, films, and wine events highlighting the wine and food history of San Luis Obispo County.
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The Prohibition exhibit, Temperance, Teetotalers, and Taboo is currently on display at the El Paso de Robles Area Historical Society. The exhibit contains some very interesting items from the Wine History Project of San Luis Obispo County collections.
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The Story of Claiborne & Churchill and the first commercial straw-bale structure in California.
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Mysteries of Zinfandel at the Saucelito Canyon Winery Tasting Room in Edna Valley.
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Five generations of grape growing and farming in Paso Robles at J Dusi Winery Tasting Room in Paso Robles.
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Winemaker Hank Donatoni and Zinfandel grower Richard Sauret at Donatonu Tasting Room.
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ZIN|SLO at the Turley Wine Cellars Tasting Room in Paso Robles.
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The firsts of Gary Eberle at the Eberle Winery in Paso Robles.
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The quest to find the easiest way of drawing corks from bottles without jolting or disturbing their contents.
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Past Exhibitions
Don’t miss out on an exclusive book signing with Karen MacNeil, who will be signing copies of the new edition of The Wine Bible, this December.
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The Wine History Project is documenting the role of the wives and daughters of Italian farmers, charcoal makers, growers, and winemakers. We are collecting photos, letters, articles, postcards, empty and full bottles of wine, labels and recipes.
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New Exhibition, Dog Boats and Rum Runners in State Parks – San Luis Obispo County in the Prohibition Era at the historic Spooner House in Montana de Oro State Park, on display until June 2022.
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We’re partnering with the Paso Robles History Museum to launch a brand new event series, “An Evening of History & Wine,” starting on October 21st. This first event features EPOCH Estate Wines. Join us as we explore the history of York Mountain and enjoy EPOCH Estate Wines. During this event, you’ll meet resident historian, Jenna Martinez, and winemaker Jordan Fiorentini.
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The Paderewski Festival is a four-day music festival held annually in November celebrating Paso Robles’ rich heritage and its most famous resident Ignacy Jan Paderewski – virtuoso pianist, composer, international politician, local landowner, grower and winemaker. Concerts featuring world renown talent, exhibits, lectures, master classes and film screenings are accompanied by wine tastings and tours of local vineyards. A youth piano competition, recital and student cultural exchange with Poland additionally honor Paderewski’s legacy.
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Join us for a symposium on ancient winemaking 6000 in clay vessels with winemakers and archaeologists around the World in 2023.
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Join us for the opening of a brand new exhibit showcasing how Italians transformed the landscape and wine history in San Luis Obispo County. Learn about charcoal and Zinfandel in February 2023!
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The exhibit Celebrating Amphorae: 6,000 Years of Winemaking in Amphorae and the Local Winemakers Who Continue the Ancient Tradition is on display at the Paso Robles History Museum in Paso Robles City Park through February 2022.
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Objects on display from the Wine History Project of San Luis Obispo County collections. Copper...
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Open March 1 to April 10. Featuring original works and art etchings on wine bottles, including original works by James-Paul Brown, Yuroz, Gary Conway, Candice Norcross, Colleen Gnos, Michael Masicampo, and artists of the Mano Tinta Project.
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Collection of rare bottles and tools from the California Gold Rush at the El Paso de Robles Area Historical Society.
Read MoreBuy Tickets “The Paderewski Festival is a four-day music festival held annually in November celebrating Paso Robles’ rich heritage and its most famous resident Ignacy Jan Paderewski – virtuoso pianist,...
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Last night’s opening of Wine Becomes Art in the historic Dallidet Adobe of 1860 was a joyous occasion!
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Installation in the Dallidet Gardens
APRIL 2018 – Ongoing
The following is an excerpt from the exhibition Doing Good and Living Well: Archie McLaren and the...
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