Live music, Lawn Games and Picnic with the BS Band. Brett and Scott are a small band with a BIG sound! The BS Band plays a variety of music and styles from the 1960's through 2017 with an all acoustic and rythmic feel that will make you want to move your feet and sing along! The BS Band will be donating 100% of their tips to Moses Lake Serves, so show some love to these Moses Lake boys & their passion for a cause. Winery open 1-7pm, music takes place from 5-7 so be sure to come out and enjoy the fun!

Come join us for a fun filled day at Camas Cove with music by "Just Anotha Local Band", from 4-6pm on August 21st.

Pack a picnic & bring a friend or two! Water, soda & snacks available in the tasting room...and of course WINE!

"Just Anotha Local Band"
JALB is 7-members MLAK musicians playing classic rock, blues, pop, funk, jazz.

WILLIE HOLMES- Tenor Sax; Vocals
LORI WINSTON- Lead Vocalist
SALAH ABED- Bass
ZACH OLSON- Guitar; Vocals
STUART HALL- Drums; Vocals
MIKE CANFIELD- Keyboard; Vocals
SHUJI YAMAMOTO- Soprano Sax, Vocals

- Yes, dogs are welcome. (Please be responsible with leash and doggy refuse baggies)
- Yes, this is a family friendly function.
- Yes, tables and chairs are available.
- Yes, you can bring your own lawn chairs and blankets for comfort.
- Yes, lawn games will be available (laddergolf, cornhole toss, lawn darts & more!)
- Yes, you will have a great time!
Please contact us at Camas Cove Cellars and we will be happy to answer any questions. Peace and Love to you all!

5th Annual Pirates of Camas Cove Regatta! This is not just a race, but a flotilla of FUN for the entire family!

What: Build your own boat and race around the course off the dock at Camas Cove Cellars!

When: September 5th, 2021, race starts at 3:30. Join us after the race for the award ceremony, music by The Seven C's Pirate Band, gourmet hot dogs by Sue's Dog House, farmstead cheese by Umapine Creamery and board and kayak rentals from SUP Paddleboard Rentals for water fun!

Theme: Pirates of Camas Cove

Prize Categories:
• Best design of Pirate vessel from bow to stern
• Most courageous crew
• The Jolly Roger award for extreme plundering
• Funniest Scallywags in the Cove
• Fastest ship in the fleet
• Titanic - Most unseaworthy vessel in the fleet

Rules for boats, Captains and Crew members:
1. The first rule is to be safe and have fun!
2. The race is free to enter.
3. The watercraft must be propelled by human power. This may include oars or pedals, but no motors. Crew members must power their boat from inside or on top of the craft, no pushing or pulling. Swimming is not acceptable propulsion, unless of course your boat is a sinker:)
4. Your choices of boat design are as wide as your imagination. Flotation devices may be used to construct your watercraft. For instance, old surfboard or boogie boards can be used as the base of your homemade boat. Soda bottles, milk cartons, cardboard, duct tape or anything repurposed is encouraged! Please no toxic materials, let’s keep our lake clean!
5. U.S. Coast Guard approved “personal flotation devices” (PFD’s, life jackets or vests) must be worn at all times during the race. The life jackets must be in good condition and be of the proper size. No safety equipment will be provided by the race organizers.
6. All Captains must be at least 13 years of age. All entrants participating in this regatta must sign a liability waiver. Signed waivers must accompany completed entry forms. Last minute crew changes are permitted upon receipt of signed liability waiver. Participants under 18 must have a signed release from a parent or guardian.
7. All entrants assume responsibility for any calamity caused by their entry.
8. ALCOHOL IS NOT TO BE CONSUMED BEFORE OR DURING THE RACE.
9. Boat captains are responsible for the proper salvage and disposal of you craft remains after the race. All vessels shall be removed after the event is finished.
10. The race will occur rain or shine! Cancellation will only occur due to severe or dangerous weather conditions. A severe weather date will be set in the event of unsuitable weather and communicated to the team captains as soon as the information is available.
11. All vessels and entries will be inspected to assure design; costumes, etc. are in “good taste” and that the design or identification does not violate family standards. This is a family event so let’s keep it PG-13
12. The race organizers reserve the right to amend these rules at any time and will notify you of any changes...especially with the CoVid-19 Pandemic hanging over all our heads.

Please notify Camas Cove Cellars ASAP for ALL boat entries.
Click here for the Registration & Liability forms

Date/Time/of Race, Boat Drop-off and Launch site:
1. Sunday September 5th, 2021 - Labor Day Weekend
2. Boats may be dropped off the Saturday before the race, (Sept. 4th) between 1pm-5pm, special requests for moorage will be worked out as needed.
3. Boats will be secured to the CCC dock and walkway or placed on the lawn for last minute adjustments.
4. Launch site will be CCC dock by regatta course on Moses Lake.
5. Race start will be Sunday, September 5th at 3:30. Separate heats as needed or per type of vessel.

Course Layout:
• To be determined Mateys!

Food:
• Gourmet Hot Dogs by Sue's Dog House! Veggie and Gluten free options available upon request...YUM!
- Farmstead cheeses from Umapine Creamery, delicious!
• Wine/water/soda/available
• Munchies available in winery for purchase
- Pack a picnic if you wish!

BUILD YOUR OWN BOAT AND SET IT AFLOAT!
READY, SET...REGATTA!

DUE TO CO-VID 19 VIRUS CONCERNS, THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AS PER NEW/UPDATED CDC GUIDELINES, THANKS FOR UNDERSTANDING!

Counoise Harvest in the vineyard is here! Come on out to the vineyard & experience a true wine grape harvest. Show up for an hour, or the entire afternoon. Picking shears & gloves will be on a table where we can meet in the driveway along with donuts & hot water for various drinks. You provide layered clothing, old comfy shoes, hats & your helping hands:) Remember the grape shears are very sharp so mind your fingers while snipping off grape clusters. Been there and made slight finger cuts!
Here’s how it works. Snip the cluster with your dominate hand, catch it with your other hand. Check for wasp/hornet or bird damage, snip off any damaged grapes letting them drop to the ground. If you see mold on any grape cluster do not pick. Do not pick if you see extensive wasp or bird damage that you can’t clip away. Place the good cluster into the yellow grape bins or picking pails. When the yellow bins or picking pails are nearly full carry them to the nearest large white containers at the end of the rows. Take your bin or pail back to where you left off… repeat and repeat.
Gloves, pruners, snacks & beverages provided:) Thanks in advance, can't wait to see you all in the vineyard...remember...you heard it through the grapevine;)