Vineyard Art Class - Soapstone Carving

Carvings by first time carvers Jona Benesh and Rita Burke with Instruction by Allan Waidman

Okanagan Experiential Tourism and Okanagan Outdoor Adventures are pleased to provide a unique wine and art experience for beginners or accomplished artists.

What you get;

  • A 2 ½ hour class of professional art instruction in a vineyard setting
  • Wine to sip during the class (2 x 4 oz glasses)
  • Your own original artwork to take home with you
  • Lunch with wine (an Entree at Blu Saffron Bistro and 2 beverages)
  • A wine tasting session
  • A wine experience like no other!

This is an all-inclusive art, wine and culinary experience, including all art supplies.

Only $209 plus tax Book Now

Wines erupting with flavor!

Soapstone Carving at Volcanic Hills Estate Winery in West Kelowna - Weekly starting Tuesday, July 14, 2015.

  • Join Allan Waidman, a gifted and noted soapstone carver who will share with you his variety of techniques and many unique applications as he guides you in carving your own unique piece of art. http://www.allanwaidman.com/

 

About the Artist.

Allan Waidman

Allan Waidman

ALLAN WAIDMAN -Creative Creations in Stone

Proudly represented by Mountain Galleries at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler, the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge.

Allan began carving stone in the late 90`s, he is self-taught, working primarily in chlorite, alabaster and soapstone, using a variety of tools and techniques he has developed many unique applications to perfect his work. He continues to evolve that talent, refine his work and generously share his knowledge.

He was involved with the Art in Medicine program at the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton, AB sharing the soapstone experience with patients and families. The therapeutic effect of carving may not be fully understood but it does exist as a healing force. Allan also worked in an Art Therapy program for soldiers with PTSD. Allan has instructed many workshops with people from all walks of life and age groups. His reputation as a carver, instructor and restoration expert continues to grow. He has been featured on television, has had many articles written about him and has done a variety of workshops from Edmonton to Mississauga, Yellowknife to Whistler.

Allan is passionate about his work and it shows. Each piece is unique, is numbered by hand made by him. His work has been collected by various individuals and corporations in Canada and around the world.

Email: [email protected]

Email: [email protected]

http://www.allanwaidman.com/

About the Winery.

VOLCANIC HILLS ESTATE WINERY - Website Red on white logo 300dpi

Wine-making Philosophy

We believe in making wine with minimal interference and low impact techniques, to show case varietal characteristics, through our sustainable grape growing practices. It is also very creative when it comes to making “very unique and unusual blends”.

v h wines“Our focus is to produce distinctive, fruit forward wines by utilizing premium grapes” says proprietor Bobby Gidda. All our wines have the BC VQA Mark of Quality, so you are guaranteed the wine has been produced from 100% BC grown grapes. The vineyards are located on volcanic soils which impart a distinct minerality to our wines.

 

Origin of the Name

The new 15,000 square foot winery is situated on the south-eastern slope of a 60 million year old dormant stratovolcano, Boucherie Mountain, which inspired the name Volcanic Hills. Continuing with volcano-lingo is our medium bodied red blend called Magma, and Eruption. The names were spawned with help from customers filling out an in-house ballot.

The Bistro

Blue Saffron Bistro - Volcanic Hills Estate Winery

At the Blu Saffron Bistro, Chef Colin Rayner will be offering lunch and dinner either in the restaurant or on the large patio with breath taking lake and vine views. With daily changing features to make the most of what is on offer, all paired with one of Volcanic Hills award winning wines.

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