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From our Caveman Roar n’ Pour 5k run to our Grape Picking & Stomping Harvest Festival to live music on our Stage B Amphitheater, dance parties and our Winter Cozy Cave Saturday- Library Wine Tasting Experience, there is something special for everyone at our Cave B events. Thank you to all who join us time and time again. If you have never attended one of our events we hope you can soon. They are always a great time and new friends are often made.

Tickets to THE SOAR FESTIVAL presented by The Hilltop here!

Grape Picking and Stomping Harvest Festival Saturday, October 10, 2026, 9:30am-2:30pm

Join us for one of the most fun days of the year. Our annual tradition of our Grape Picking & Stomping Harvest Festival starts in our Piazza where we hand you a mimosa, a bucket and pruners. We then walk as a big group to a ripe Cave B vineyard to hand harvest grapes for about 60-75 minutes, which is a neat experience and a great time. We then walk to the production facility so you can see how we sort and process the grapes you just picked to process into wine. Winemaker Freddy explains the wine making process, fermentation, yeast additions etc. You can even try your hand at a "punch down"! Wine and charcuterie will be enjoyed. We then head to a winemaker led wine tasting where all your wine questions can be answered. After that engaging tasting we walk back to the Piazza for live music and a delicious catered lunch. This is followed by our Grape Stomping Competition. This is a fun; feel good competition and prizes are awarded for the winners of each of the 3 heats. We have a wine club member heat, a non-member heat and a kid's heat. It is a barrel of laughs, and you don't want to miss it! We do tend to sell out fairly quickly so spread the word, tell your friends, family and co-workers and buy your tickets today. Tickets are NOT sold in the tasting rooms. They are only sold online here. Click on the poster for the link to the online store or click the link below. **Please note that each Cave B Wine Club member can only buy TWO tickets at the reduced ticket price per membership. We highly encourage you to bring friends, but they do need to purchase their ticket at the non-wine club member pricing.
Join us for one of the most fun days of the year. Our annual tradition of our Grape Picking & Stomping Harvest Festival starts in our Piazza where we hand you a mimosa, a bucket and pruners. We then walk as a big group to a ripe Cave B vineyard to hand harvest grapes for about 60-75 minutes, which is a neat experience and a great time. We then walk to the production facility so you can see how we sort and process the grapes you just picked to process into wine. Winemaker Freddy explains the wine making process, fermentation, yeast additions etc. You can even try your hand at a “punch down”! Wine and charcuterie will be enjoyed. We then head to a winemaker led wine tasting where all your wine questions can be answered. After that engaging tasting we walk back to the Piazza for live music and a delicious catered lunch. This is followed by our Grape Stomping Competition. This is a fun; feel good competition and prizes are awarded for the winners of each of the 3 heats. We have a wine club member heat, a non-member heat and a kid’s heat. It is a barrel of laughs, and you don’t want to miss it! We do tend to sell out fairly quickly so spread the word, tell your friends, family and co-workers and buy your tickets today. Tickets are NOT sold in the tasting rooms. They are only sold online here. Click on the poster for the link to the online store or click the link below. **Please note that each Cave B Wine Club member can only buy TWO tickets at the reduced ticket price per membership. We highly encourage you to bring friends, but they do need to purchase their ticket at the non-wine club member pricing.
In the winter of 2019 in the Chumstick Valley some miraculous musical seeds were sewn. These seeds blossomed into the Chumlilies, a four piece string band. All members are vocalists, composers and multi-instrumentalists. Their original tunes swirl with rich harmonies, striking melodies, and vivid lyrics that draw inspiration from the mountains, rivers, plant friends, animal friends, and people friends of the Wenatchee Valley and the world beyond.

Chumlilies, Saturday, October 10th, tickets required for our Grape Stomping & Picking harvest Festival

In the winter of 2019 in the Chumstick Valley some miraculous musical seeds were sewn. These seeds blossomed into the Chumlilies, a four piece string band. All members are vocalists, composers and multi-instrumentalists. Their original tunes swirl with rich harmonies, striking melodies, and vivid lyrics that draw inspiration from the mountains, rivers, plant friends, animal friends, and people friends of the Wenatchee Valley and the world beyond.

Summer Concert Days

We welcome you to join us for our Summer Music Series on our Stage B Amphitheatre, in front of our Quincy tasting room, next door to the Gorge Amphitheatre. The music is FREE to watch. We do encourage you to support our series by wine tasting on our front lawn during the show at $20pp, or by purchasing a glass pour or bottle(s) to enjoy. (Please note this does not include the SOAR Festival which is not a winery event, but a wonderful event being put on by www.thehilltop.org. Please purchase your ticket to the SOAR festival with them.)

You can walk over from the Gorge parking/camping lots, or from Sagecliffe Resort or any Cave B Ridge condos or Lakehouses or Yurts. You may also drive over. Parking is free while the winery is open. 

If you would like to park in our Lot C while you go to the Gorge concert the fee is $37 pre-purchased or $40 day of. All cars left in our parking lots after we close at 6:30pm on Fridays & Saturdays and 5:30pm on Sundays will be towed. See poster further below.

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There is no better way to get ready for a Gorge concert than to come over to Cave B Estate Winery before the Gorge gates open to listen to some FREE music on our Stage B Amphitheatre while wine tasting on our front lawn. Wine tasting is $20 pp. We also have a few canned beers for sale as well as juices, seltzers etc. Camp Pizza food truck will also be serving up fresh Pizzas in their food truck on our front lawn on the Brandi weekend, Chris Stapelton weekend, Labor DAVE weekend, John Mulaney show and Jack Johnson day on our front lawn as well as a few EDM shows. We have charcuterie type items for sale daily in the tasting room too. We do not take reservations on concert weekends, so just come on by. There is plenty of room for you and lots of good vibes.

Around here we love Brandi Carlile & her bandmates for their music & her incredible voice, but also for their inclusive spirit. Uplifting other musicians is part of who they are and we admire that greatly. For the Echoes Through the Canyon Weekend this year at the Gorge we will be showcasing local musicians who love Brandi & are inspired by her music, or who have also played with Brandi down in Mexico such as Ali Todd. Mark your calendars and come join us it is going to be a great weekend of FREE music at Cave B.

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PAVCO is an Americana-soul artist whose music carries the voice of the people through raw analog expression. Growing up in Minnesota and now based in North Bend, WA, Chad is a lifelong musician and blue-collar home builder. He delivers songs that carry his values of integrity and authenticity. Recording entirely to tape—no edits, no computers, no AI—he has proven to be a songwriter who embraces perfect imperfections, the ways of the old way. His journey with music began at 5 years old as a drummer. His craft later expanded as a multi-instrumentalist, where he fronted bands as a singer and supported touring acts as both a drummer and keyboardist. He honed his singer-songwriter skills busking in Seattle’s world-famous Pike Place Market in his formative years. Today, he has come into his most authentic expression as a solo artist, with raw acoustic guitar accompanied by his deep, seasoned, soulful voice. Summer 2026 brings a collection of original songs spanning two EPs, Love Songs for Entropy Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, along with a summer tour through WA, ID, and Montana.

PaVco Revolutionary Americana Soul, Thursday, September 3rd, 4:30pm-6:30pm, FREE

PAVCO is an Americana-soul artist whose music carries the voice of the people through raw analog expression. Growing up in Minnesota and now based in North Bend, WA, Chad is a lifelong musician and blue-collar home builder. He delivers songs that carry his values of integrity and authenticity. Recording entirely to tape—no edits, no computers, no AI—he has proven to be a songwriter who embraces perfect imperfections, the ways of the old way. His journey with music began at 5 years old as a drummer. His craft later expanded as a multi-instrumentalist, where he fronted bands as a singer and supported touring acts as both a drummer and keyboardist. He honed his singer-songwriter skills busking in Seattle’s world-famous Pike Place Market in his formative years. Today, he has come into his most authentic expression as a solo artist, with raw acoustic guitar accompanied by his deep, seasoned, soulful voice. Summer 2026 brings a collection of original songs spanning two EPs, Love Songs for Entropy Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, along with a summer tour through WA, ID, and Montana.
Izzy Burns is an American folk pop singer from Moscow, Idaho, who sings because she once couldn’t. Despite facing significant medical challenges early in life, including an emergency tracheostomy surgery that initially left her without a voice as a child for the first two years of her life, Izzy has defied the odds to become a talented musician and singer. After multiple surgeries and years of therapy, she was able to not just speak, but sing and Izzy began to immerse herself in singing, playing guitar, and writing songs. Her debut project, You Can’t Stop Me Now, released in 2019, and her follow-up project, A Heartbeat of Your Time, showcase her remarkable journey and musical versatility. Her career took a pivotal turn when she sat on a plane next to Mellad Abeid, a guitar professor at Gonzaga University, who helped refine her songwriting and production skills. Izzy’s story of overcoming early life adversity to become a celebrated artist is a testament to her strength and dedication. Her music, available on major streaming platforms, and reflects her deep passion and resilience.

Izzy Burns, Friday, September 4, 2026 from 11am-11:45am, FREE

Izzy Burns is an American folk pop singer from Moscow, Idaho, who sings because she once couldn’t. Despite facing significant medical challenges early in life, including an emergency tracheostomy surgery that initially left her without a voice as a child for the first two years of her life, Izzy has defied the odds to become a talented musician and singer. After multiple surgeries and years of therapy, she was able to not just speak, but sing and Izzy began to immerse herself in singing, playing guitar, and writing songs. Her debut project, You Can’t Stop Me Now, released in 2019, and her follow-up project, A Heartbeat of Your Time, showcase her remarkable journey and musical versatility. Her career took a pivotal turn when she sat on a plane next to Mellad Abeid, a guitar professor at Gonzaga University, who helped refine her songwriting and production skills. Izzy’s story of overcoming early life adversity to become a celebrated artist is a testament to her strength and dedication. Her music, available on major streaming platforms, and reflects her deep passion and resilience.
During the day while you are wine tasting it is always free to park at Cave B. However, due to safety concerns and necessity once the tasting room closes, we do tow cars that are left behind on Gorge concert days. The way to avoid being towed after 6:30pm is to pre-purchase a Cave B parking pass for our Lot C (think "C" for concerts). This entitles you to one parking space in our Lot C that you may keep your car in overnight (but no camping) or it can allow for a quick exit after the Gorge concert. Many times parking in our Lot C gets you home about 45 minutes earlier than parking in the Gorge lot. You have in & out privileges 24 hrs a day. The cost is $37 per car if you pre-purchase your parking pass before the day of the Gorge concert. You can do so by booking it online at www.caveb.com, then the purchase tab to get to the online store, then the events/parking tab. At checkout, please write in the date(s) you want to park and what concert you are going to. If you still need a parking spot day of, they will be on sale in our Quincy tasting room and cost $40 day of per car. Day of park in our Lot C. Walk 2 minutes to our tasting room in the big, round building. If the upstairs is open get your pass there. If it is closed then get your pass in our downstairs tasting room. If you are going to arrive after 6:30pm please call the tasting room at (509) 785-3500, ext.0 so we can make arrangements for where you can pick it up after hours. Enjoy wine tasting and music, charcuterie and snacks. When you are ready to go to the Gorge place your parking pass in your rearview mirror facing out. Walk directly across the driveway to the sign that says "Gate 2", which is to the right of the yurts. Walk down the path there and onto the Gorge parking lot. Take a left at the end of the Gorge "Oasis white tent camping and walk 7 minutes to the Gorge ticket/security entrance.

Gorge Concert Parking at Cave B (we are sold out of parking for DMB)

During the day while you are wine tasting it is always free to park at Cave B. However, due to safety concerns and necessity once the tasting room closes, we do tow cars that are left behind on Gorge concert days. The way to avoid being towed after 6:30pm is to pre-purchase a Cave B parking pass for our Lot C (think “C” for concerts). This entitles you to one parking space in our Lot C that you may keep your car in overnight (but no camping) or it can allow for a quick exit after the Gorge concert. Many times parking in our Lot C gets you home about 45 minutes earlier than parking in the Gorge lot. You have in & out privileges 24 hrs a day. The cost is $37 per car if you pre-purchase your parking pass before the day of the Gorge concert. You can do so by booking it online at www.caveb.com, then the purchase tab to get to the online store, then the events/parking tab. At checkout, please write in the date(s) you want to park and what concert you are going to. If you still need a parking spot day of, they will be on sale in our Quincy tasting room and cost $40 day of per car. Day of park in our Lot C. Walk 2 minutes to our tasting room in the big, round building. If the upstairs is open get your pass there. If it is closed then get your pass in our downstairs tasting room. If you are going to arrive after 6:30pm please call the tasting room at (509) 785-3500, ext.0 so we can make arrangements for where you can pick it up after hours. Enjoy wine tasting and music, charcuterie and snacks. When you are ready to go to the Gorge place your parking pass in your rearview mirror facing out. Walk directly across the driveway to the sign that says “Gate 2”, which is to the right of the yurts. Walk down the path there and onto the Gorge parking lot. Take a left at the end of the Gorge “Oasis white tent camping and walk 7 minutes to the Gorge ticket/security entrance.

Click on the poster above to book your parking in our Lot C.

A little history: The start of the Gorge Amphitheatre

A little history: The start of the Gorge Amphitheatre

Back in the 80’s our family started the Gorge Amphitheatre. We had purchased barren land of sage brush, dirt & basalt to grow wine grapes in 1979. Where the Gorge is now was our family picnic spot and we had noted the natural acoustics there one evening when some of us ran down the hill and others stayed on top but could hear us clearly. For the grand opening of our first winery in the early 80’s we wanted guests to walk the 1/4 mile from our first winery building to see the beautiful views of the Columbia river and the sunset over the  hills. What better way to enhance our wine then to pair it with music. So my Dad and brother built a wooden stage & terraced the hillside. We all laid sod and flowers and booked a band. Folks loved it and we kept it going for several years, expanding every year and hiring people to help us as needed. It was originally called the Champs de Brionne Summer Music Theatre and the name changed to the Gorge Amphitheatre along the way. After 7 years of building it up to 20,000 people capacity, first building the original stage and later bringing in a new larger, professional stage, starting overnight camping, and making it known to the world, we sold it to MCA. MCA eventually sold it to House of Blues, who eventually sold it to Clear Channel, which led into the Live Nation ownership. Today Live Nation is the owner and they are our neighbor.

 It is an easy to walk from the Gorge parking lots or Gorge camping areas to wine taste with us. Simply head west to the Gorge Oasis White Tents. Go left (south) until you see our path, called Gate 2 onto the Cave B property. Once through the gate take a right and head to the large basalt, round building which is our tasting room. On Gorge concert days we do NOT take tasting reservations as we set everything up differently to accommodate more people. 

Most often our wine tastings on concert days take place on our front lawn. Depending on the concert size either both our upstairs & downstairs tasting rooms are open for glass pours, bottle sales and snacks, and sometimes it is just the downstairs tasting room so concert goers can enjoy our huge lawns more easily. We often have live music on our Stage B Amphitheatre, located in front of our Quincy tasting room, that pair nicely with the bands at the Gorge. Many Gorge concert goers “pre-party” at Cave B with wine tasting, music and relaxing on our beautiful lawns. Music on our stage is always free to listen to, although we do ask you to purchase a bottle of Cave B wine if you are not wine tasting to support the winery and musicians. Wine tasting on concert days costs $20 per person, this covers the 4 tastings (2 white wines & 2 red wines) and helps us keep the concerts free. Please note on concert days we use our EVENT GLASSES. Event glasses cannot be taken home. Please leave your dirty glass on the marked dirty glass tables on the front lawn by both entries. Thank you for your help with this.

Wine & Music has always been an important part of our family history and we look so forward to sharing both of these with you.