Katie Osborn (left) and Lorrie Ann Prado pour wine from Martin Ranch at The Neon Exchange, which was one of 20 locations during Vines and Hops on Oct. 16. Photo: Erik Chalhoub

Beer and wine flowed as a constant stream of costumed attendees poured into downtown Gilroy Oct. 16 during Vines and Hops. Headed up by the Gilroy Downtown Business Association, the event featured nine wineries from throughout the Santa Clara Valley, with glasses being poured at 20 locations downtown. Attendees were also encouraged to dress up for Halloween, and they answered the call, from superheroes and TV commercial icons to traditional Dia de los Muertos attire.

Neon Exchange founder Toni Bowles listens to saxophonist Mark Russo perform at Vines and Hops. Photo: Erik Chalhoub
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Erik Chalhoub
Erik Chalhoub joined Weeklys as an editor in 2019. Prior to his current position, Chalhoub worked at The Pajaronian in Watsonville for seven years, serving as managing editor from 2014-2019.

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