'Bottle & Bottega' Locates New Art & Wine Studio In Belmont

BELMONT, CA – Described as "one part artistic adventure and one part cocktail party," Bottle & Bottega is set to celebrate its permanent studio in downtown Belmont with a grand-opening party this week.

The art-and-wine concept blends DIY art sessions, professional instruction and, of course, wine, as patrons sip and paint masterpieces to take home.

The business' permanent location will be at 1538 El Camino Real, Suite E and F, and will offer public and private painting parties, plus hosting of corporate events.

“We have been running events throughout Redwood City and the SF Peninsula the past year and we’re so excited to finally have a home to host daily events,” said Laura Ah Tye, who co-owns Bottle & Bottega of Redwood City with her husband, Dale. “Dale and I couldn’t be more excited to officially have the studio doors open so that people can come enjoy, relax and create! We can’t wait to welcome our loyal fan base and new guests to join us in Belmont and toast over a glass of wine.”

The grand opening event is Thursday, Sept. 13 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.. and will feature music, food from Buca di Beppo, Oaxacan Kitchen Mobile, Bitesize Baking and Nothing Bundt Cakes, plus beverages from Regal Wine Co. and Pedro Point Brewing.

Such prizes as free pet adoptions, gift certificates and museum passes will be offered from Vino Locale, Sumac Mediterranean Grill, Peninsula Humane Society, CuriOdyssey and Peninsula Custom Framing Co., and event proceeds will go toward BUILD Peninsula, an organization that aids high school students with entrepreneurship and career success.

Liz Gallagher from Local Tribe Studios also will attend, donating photography services.

For more information about Bottle & Bottega Redwood City or to reserve your spot at the grand opening event, register online, visit the studio’s website, call (650) 645-9353 or email redwoodcity@bottle-bottega.com.

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--Images via Bottle and Bottega of Redwood City