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Napa Valley | Napa | Activities
| Entertainment
 The
Depot
originated in the late 1800’s as a small market, and later
morphed into a saloon. It was purchased in 1925 by the late
Teresa Tamborelli who turned it into the regions first Italian
restaurant, forging a following for her home-made pasta’s
and home-style cooking. Legend has it that Tamborelli created
the restaurant’s signature pasta, called Malfatti, when she
ran out of ravioli with a restaurant full of hungry Baseball
players from San Francisco. The restaurant continues under
the stewardship of Russell Kassman, who purchased the business
in 2004 from direct relatives of the founder, who remain active
in the business to date. The Rainbow Room opened as a Cabaret
addition to The Depot in September of 2004, crafted from the
old “porch” of the original structure. The room features diverse
entertainment and a cosmopolitan clientele.
 Jarvis
Conservatory - Saturday Opera Night brings singers
from around the San Francisco Bay Area on the first Saturday
of each month, offering them exposure to a live audience and
the ambience of a professional theater. Singers are professionally
accompanied on the piano while the members of the audience
get exposure to a fun evening with many forms of singing.
Other activities of the Jarvis Conservatory include workshops
and performances in chamber music and puppetry. And since
1994 the Jarvis Conservatory has conducted Opera Appreciation
classes with Conservatory Instructor, Maestro Hugo Rinaldi.
In 1999 the Conservatory began it's annual Holiday Choral
Ensemble featuring Bay Area High School Choirs.
 Napa
Valley Opera House - The
Napa Valley Opera House was built in 1879 as one of the first
"respectable" venues west of the Mississippi River.
For the latter half of the 19th century, the Napa Valley Opera
House was the cultural center for the region, until the decline
of vaudeville and other pressures forced it to go dark in
1914.The house was nearly destroyed until a few Napa Valley
Opera House devotees spared it from the wrecking ball in the
early 1970s.For the last 15 years, the NVOH has been slowly
restoring itself for a new future through a series of fundraising
challenges, construction activities and visionary plans. The
house came back to life in June 2002 with the opening of the
Cafe Theatre; its historic main hall is expected to reopen
in late summer, 2003, in all of its original splendor.
 Downtown
Joe's American Grill and Brewhouse is the hot
spot in Napa! We have Sports on the TV all of the time. We'll
watch anything from NFL, Baseball and Basketball to Sailing
and Skiing. Want to watch sports? Come on in and we'll set
up one of our 12+ TV's to your favorite event. We also have
Live Music 5 nights a week. We have everything from Jazz to
Rock to Open Mic. Check out our calendar for information on
who is playing when.
 The
Napa Valley Symphony, the oldest and largest
non-profit performing arts institution in California's Napa
Valley, is dedicated to maintaining and operating a fully-professional
symphony orchestra with the objective of enhancing the quality
of life throughout Napa County. The tradition of live instrumental
music is supported through regularly scheduled concerts of
both traditional classical music and pops programs, with every
concert featuring world class guest soloists.
Dreamweavers
Theatre is a non-profit organization dedicated
to bringing the arts and the joy of performance to the wonderful
Napa Valley community.
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