Finnriver fetes Labor Day with Red Wine, fare

CHIMACUM — Finnriver Farm &Cidery will celebrate Labor Day with Red Wine, an Italian bluegrass band; wild king and coho salmon; and homemade pies.

On Monday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., the orchard will host Red Wine, a group that has played all over Europe, performing at major international festivals and concerts in Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany, Ireland, Wales, Holland, Slovenia, Czech Republic and Austria.

Two local food carts also will be present. Cape Cleare Fishery will provide grilled salmon sandwiches, and Crust Pies’ mother-daughter team will dish out sweet and savory pies.

In addition, farmcrafted cider tastings, flights and tap pours will be available in Finnriver’s tasting room and cider silo.

The cost of draft pours will be raised by $1 to support the band.

No outside food or alcohol or pets will be allowed.

For more information, visit www.finnriver.com/music.

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