This summer, movies in the park return to Yountville, sparking excitement among locals eager for outdoor fun.

Families are looking forward to unwinding together under the stars, enjoying simple joys as classic films light up the big screen.

Yountville Community Park transforms into a vibrant patchwork of lawn chairs and blankets, welcoming moviegoers of all ages.

July 31 - Elio

August 28 - The Incredibles

Local food trucks and snack stands open at 6:30PM, tempting guests with fresh popcorn, sweet treats, and artisan fare. Movies start at dusk.

The event’s warm, inclusive atmosphere has become especially treasured for the Valley’s tight-knit community.

With a return to cherished traditions, families are invited to reconnect, savor summer evenings, and create new memories together.

Sokka is a loving, 69-pound dog searching for a forever family.

With a big heart and an even bigger devotion to his humans, Sokka is happiest right by your side.

This five-year-old pup is already house trained and making steady progress with crate training.

His basic obedience skills are solid, so you won’t be starting from scratch.

Sokka thrives with a patient, supportive family who can continue to build his confidence.

Show him kindness, and he’ll return every ounce of love.

He sports a handsome black and white coat and is ready for a deep bond.

Meet Sokka at the Napa County Animal Shelter, 942 Hartle Court, Napa, CA 94558.

For more info, call (707) 253-4382 or email animalshelter@countyofnapa.org.

In American Canyon, recreational swimming is woven into daily life, bringing neighbors together each summer.

Excitement surrounds the beloved water carnival at the Phillip West Aquatic Center, where families and friends flock for a day of laughter, music, and friendly competition.

Games on the grass and music drifting across the pool set a festive stage, making it a gathering spot for all ages.

With recent upgrades, including shaded seating and improved facilities, the center feels more welcoming than ever.

Locals see these events as essential for fostering friendships and helping newcomers feel at home.

The lively spirit is clear: from contests and dance sessions to wallet-friendly admission, community and connection always come first.

As American Canyon grows, the water carnival keeps its small-town charm alive, inviting everyone to join the fun.

A wave of excitement is sweeping through Rutherford as Beaulieu Vineyard celebrates a major winery renovation, seamlessly blending its historic roots with modern hospitality.

Founded over a century ago by the de Latour family, the iconic winery ushers in a new era, greeting visitors with restored stonework and thoughtfully designed spaces showcasing its rich story.

The transformation features a stunning hospitality center that preserves historic architecture while introducing elegant, contemporary flourishes.

Guests attending the grand reopening explored reinvented tasting rooms such as the Georges de Latour Private Reserve Wine Library, Founders’ Garage, and the radiant Rutherford Atrium.

Stepping inside, many felt the thrill of living history, with photos and artifacts on display for the first time in decades.

The unique Rarity Room offers intimate experiences, letting visitors taste acclaimed cabernets beneath original, storied ceilings.

Outside, a welcoming courtyard invites guests to reflect by André Tchelistcheff’s statue—honoring the pioneering spirit still inspiring Beaulieu Vineyard today.