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The summer just got hotter with the latest additions to Greeks & Grapes: A Napa Affair, a groundbreaking four-day cultural experience celebrating Black excellence, wine, and entertainment in the heart of wine country. Set for August 7–10, 2025 at The Meritage Resort and Spa, the event now includes powerhouse performances by Jagged Edge, Yolanda Adams, Finesse Mitchell, and Tacarra Williams, joining an already star-studded lineup featuring George Clinton, Yvonne Orji, Nephew Tommy, and many more.

Founded by community leader Marlon L. McWilson, Greeks & Grapes is open to all and rooted in the legacy of the Divine Nine, spotlighting a culture of success, unity, and joy.

“This isn’t just an event—it’s a cultural movement,” says McWilson. “All vines lead to a celebration of us—our journey, our legacy, and our continued excellence.”

Confirmed Talent Highlights:

Jagged Edge – R&B legends bringing smooth classics and party vibes

Yolanda Adams – Gospel powerhouse headlining Sunday’s soulful finale

Finesse Mitchell – SNL alum bringing sharp, high-energy stand-up

Tacarra Williams – Comedy’s “beautiful beast” known for bold, relatable humor

Held at Napa Valley’s largest resort, guests can choose from a range of experience tiers—from General Admission such as the Drip+ and Vines + Vibes passes to the all-inclusive “Reserve ALL Access” pass featuring:

Luxury resort accommodations

Exclusive artist meet-and-greets & tastings

Private skybox access

Curated wellness & entertainment activations

Whether you’re a proud Divine Nine member, a lover of Black culture, or just seeking a weekend of unforgettable luxury, Greeks & Grapes promises elevated hospitality, rich community, and endless vibes.

🎟️ Early Bird Deal:

Enjoy 25% off ALL ACCESS PACKAGES with code G&GBLKBEAR  courtesy of Black Bear Production (Oakland, CA).

Tickets & packages available now at www.greeksandgrapes.com
Early booking is highly recommended.

 

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