Solano Land Trust, a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting open spaces in Solano County, has announced its upcoming Sunday Supper event scheduled for October 5, 2026, at Sentivo Vineyards & Winery in Fairfield, California. The event aims to support the organization's conservation mission through an evening of live music, a multi-course dinner, and auctions.
The Sunday Supper will feature complimentary wine and beer, live music, and both live and silent auctions. Individual tickets are priced at $175, while tables for eight guests are available for $1,300. The event is designed to celebrate the natural beauty of Solano County and raise funds for land preservation efforts.
“The Sunday Supper event promises to be an unforgettable evening of live music, dinner, and auctions,” said a representative of Charity Ace, the fundraising support partner for the event. “This event promises to be a celebration of the Solano Land Trust's mission to preserve and protect the natural beauty of Solano County.”
Proceeds from the event will directly support Solano Land Trust's work in conserving agricultural lands, wildlife habitats, and recreational areas. The organization has protected thousands of acres in the region, ensuring public access to trails and natural spaces.
Tickets and additional information are available on the Solano Land Trust website at solanolandtrust.org. For inquiries, Michelle Dickey can be contacted via email.
The Sunday Supper underscores the importance of community involvement in land conservation. By attending, supporters contribute to the long-term stewardship of Solano County's landscapes, which face pressures from development and climate change. The event also highlights the partnership between Solano Land Trust and local businesses like Sentivo Vineyards, which provides a scenic venue for the fundraiser.
As open spaces become increasingly scarce, events like this are vital for sustaining conservation efforts. Solano Land Trust's work ensures that future generations can enjoy the region's natural heritage, making the Sunday Supper not just a social gathering but a meaningful investment in the community's environmental future.
