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Summer at the Tides Inn JUNE 1 Summer at JUNE - AUGUST 2021 TidesInn.com @tidesinn CULINARY 2 BOUNTY OF SUMMER VIRGINIA MASTER CHEF DINNERS TIDES 74TH BIRTHDAY Join the Tides Inn culinary team in the Chef’s Kitchen For our new series, Virginia Master Chefs, Executive July 15 for exciting and delicious events featuring the bounty of Chef Truman Jones partners with top chefs of the For our 74th anniversary, enjoy a multi-coursed dinner summer. On Friday, June 11, we will host a Sustainable region. Together, they present multi-coursed affairs in the Chef’s Kitchen. Executive Chef Truman Jones and Farming Luncheon at 11:30 am. Dug In Farms owner, with a welcome reception in the Chef’s Kitchen, Pastry Chef Miranda Ulrich re-create recipes from the Carolyn Quinn join us for an educational luncheon with followed by a wine dinner in the “sun room” of Tides cookbooks from the 50s, 60s and on. Seated, a menu that will incorporate produce from her farms. Chesapeake Restaurant. multi-coursed dinner. Quinn will lead a discussion on sustainable farming Beginning at $125 per person $74 per person methods and what she learned since founding the two-and-a-half acre Dug In Farms in 2015. $65 per person Summer 2021 (June-August) LIBATIONS 3 THAT DAMN MARY TASTINGS SUMMER WEEKEND TOASTS FARM TO GLASS MIXOLOGY VIRGINIA VINTNER WINE DINNERS June 10, July 8, August 12 at 4pm WITH OUR VINTAGE BAR CART CLASS May 22, June 12 and August 1 Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, 6-7pm June 5: Virginia Garden Cocktails Local brewers, “That Damn Mary,” bring Nine premiere wineries comprise July 10: Making Limoncello delectable varieties of craft beer to the Our vintage bar cart, Rosie, will appear Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail, Fish Hawk this summer for Thursday in a special new setting each evening, Learn how to create bright, fresh summer- which encompasses the Northern Neck Tap Takeover. Their Brew Masters guide offering you an opportunity to discover a inspired cocktails from mixology experts and Middle Peninsula of Virginia. For you through four, eight-ounce pours of new wine or beer, meet new friends and in the Chef’s Kitchen. In Virginia Garden these exclusive tastings, you will meet a range of brews to taste, each paired capture a new photo memory. Cocktails on June 5, we will source the the vintners who have created award- with a light appetizer. “We use as many freshest produce from area gardens and winning varietals and enjoy appetizers green and sustainable, locally grown orchards, and on July 10, guests will learn from the culinary team. On May 22, ingredients as possible and as many how to make the refreshing, classic Italian you may sip, savor and learn with wine Virginia sources as we can find. Our liqueur, limoncello. In addition to sipping expert, David Faulkner of Winebow, mission is to deliver high quality, full cocktails, you will enjoy chef curated in a five-course dinner in our Chef’s flavored craft beer in an environment that appetizers. Kitchen. On June 12 and August 1, we celebrates individuality and supports our $65 per person will feature the winemaker, Matthew community,” say their experts. Meyer, of Williamsburg Winery, located Beginning at $65 per person on a colonial era 300-acre farm, known as Wessex Hundred. $95 per person Summer 2021 (June-August) MAKER SPACE 4 Our newly created Maker Space is a light-filled, interactive studio with programs for all ages and ability levels. Each hands-on workshop is led by experts in their fields – from our master potter to floral designers. HANDMAKING HISTORY SEASONAL FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS OYSTER SHELL CANDLE MAKING Offered daily upon request, June-August Offered select Sundays, June-August Offered upon request Thursday-Sunday Join our featured artist, Gene Young, in creating an The Tides Inn welcomes local floral designers from Cathi’s With your collection of seashore keepsake shells, sea iconic and historic centerpiece, the oyster plate, which Garden to lead this enriching and creative workshop. We glass, or smooth stones, create a beautiful reminder of have been treasured for over 200 years. While visiting will talk about what’s on trend for floral décor in 2021 your time at the Tides Inn. the Tides Inn, admire the largest collection of oyster and learn helpful techniques for arranging flowers like a $99 per person plates at the Kilmarnock Antique Museum. professional. Guests will create tailored centerpieces or $225 per person stand-alone arrangements designed to reflect the themes of summer celebrations they are planning to host. DRAWING FOR BEGINNERS $85 per person Offered Thursday-Monday afternoons SUMMER BLOSSOM SOAP MAKING Our resident artist will introduce you to the rewarding art Offered Thursday-Sunday, June-August of drawing. This immersive class will help you capture Our experience begins with a walk on our new nature POTTERY PAINTING the faces of your loved ones, renowned sunsets of trail past the old Willow Oaks and mushroom piles to Offered at 11 am on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays Carter’s Creek, and abundant wildlife of Irvington. No wildflower fields near our beehives. Our horticulturalist, This artistic workshop gives you the opportunity to create experience is necessary. Jessica Teague, will advise you to gather the yellow your own original lasting memory. You will choose your $125 per person flower, calendula, as it’s wonderful for moisturizing and pottery piece, paint and decorate it. We will do the rest, smoothing the skin. After you have collected your favorite including glazing, firing, and shipping it home for you. wildflowers, we return to the Maker Space for soap $150 per person DAILY KIDS CRAFTS making. Choose the color and fragrance, mix in oyster Offered Thursday-Monday afternoons shell sand for exfoliation and add flowers. At the end, you Bring your kids for the best of the Maker Space, uniquely will leave with beautiful scented handmade gifts. OYSTER JEWELRY MAKING tailored for your younger guests. $99 per person Offered 10-11 am on May 23, 30; June 20, 27 $20 per child- Painting Workshop The Northern Neck’s leading oyster jewelry artist guides $60 per child- Candle Making you through the design process. At the conclusion of $60 per child- Pottery Wheel Class the workshop, you will take home a beautiful piece of original oyster jewelry. $99 per person Summer 2021 (June-August) POTTERY CLASSES 5 BEGINNER POTTERY WHEEL EXPERIENCE, 2.5 HOURS Offered Fridays and Saturdays at 10 am Resident potter, Gene Young, leads an introduction to pottery’s most interesting tool, the pottery wheel. Your masterpiece will be fully fired and glazed by our team and sent to your home. $225 per person; $75 for each additional piece SUMMER POTTERY PAINTING, 2 HOURS Offered weekly upon request Allow a piece of pottery to be your canvas and let your imagination lead the way. Once you have completed finishing touches on your beautiful piece of art, it will be fired, boxed and ready to take home with you. $150 per person POTTERY & PINOT, 2 HOURS Offered nightly at 8 pm With your choice of a bottle of Pinot Noir or Pinot Grigio, join our pottery instructor for a fun beginner class and a glass or two. $150 per person THE TIDES POTTERY EXPERIENCE, 6-7 HOURS Offered upon request This private, all-immersive pottery experience guides you from an introduction to the pottery wheel through the firing process and onto the glazing of your final masterpiece. Challenge yourself to learn a new skill, create art, be inspired and enjoy the company of those who share a passion for lifelong learning. $600 per person Summer 2021 (June-August) OUTDOORS 6 HISTORIC GUIDED BIKE RIDE WINE & CHEESE SUNSET CREEK BASS POND FISHING RAPPAHANNOCK KAYAK TOUR Offered daily CRUISE Offered daily from 5-7 pm, by Offered daily Offered daily Our tour begins with an easy, leisurely ride appointment Join our wellness guide for a journey to to the Steamboat Era Museum where you Set sail on a picturesque sunset cruise We invite you to join us for catch-and- the mouth of the Rappahannock River. will receive a guided tour and learn about around Carter’s Creek with a bottle of release bass fishing on Golden Eagle During our time on the water, we will enjoy its new “Potomac Pilot House” on display. wine paired with cheese and seasonal Pond with a seasoned local fisherman bird watching for the great blue heron, Next, we will pass by the Hope & Glory Inn fruit. Our seasoned captains navigate as your guide. This summer sunset peregrine falcon, osprey and many more and Dog & Oyster Vineyard. After enjoying you through the beauty and history of experience is offered from 5:00 to 7:00 species. Enjoy all the creek has to offer more of the beautiful forested countryside, Carter’s Creek. p.m. Guests under 12 years of age must with this one-hour tour. we will discover Historic Christ Church $100 per person be accompanied by an adult. $45 per person, 1 hour by private guided tour. On our return, $150 per person we will take the opportunity to stop at Kellum Seafood and Produce for some local goods, as well as to enjoy a scoop of Homestead Creamery ice cream. Each guest will receive a small souvenir from the Steamboat Museum and Historic Christ Church, and a donation will be made to both organizations on each guest’s behalf. $80 per guest, 2 hours Summer 2021 (June-August) OUTDOORS 7 SUMMER KAYAK REGATTA THE INAUGURAL TIDES INN BEEHIVE EXPERIENCE GOLF Offered Saturdays and Sundays at PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT Fridays & Saturdays at 8:45 am Offered daily Wednesday, May 19, 8am-12pm 11:15am Explore a day in the life of an apiarist Golf enthusiasts will feel like they own Join us in our summer-long regatta at the This round-robin tournament is for all with our beekeeping experience.
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