Easter
Celebrate Easter with Kerith House. Enjoy beautiful views, spring color, delicious wines, lovely music, and a surprise or two.
12 events found.
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Live Music-Mark Ellington
Kerith HouseEnjoy fine wine to the strains of a classical guitar.
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Pilates at Kerith House
Kerith HouseLearn more about Pilates while enjoying beautiful scenery and delicious wine after!
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Kerith House Vineyard Piper
Kerith HouseUsher in the evening as our bagpiper serenades the vines.
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Food Truck-EJ’s North Georgia
Kerith HouseWe have a new food truck this Saturday. EJ's is known for their BBQ, burgers, street tacos, and freshly cut fries. YUM!
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Live Music-Ray LaBean
Kerith HouseRay began playing at the age of 7 years old when his father and mother handed him a guitar and taught him all the basic chords to play a song...
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Kerith House Vineyard Piper
Kerith HouseCome be a part of tradition and listen to our piper serenading the vines. Sometimes, the weather is too cold for the pipes to work properly. Depending on the piper...
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Pilates at Kerith House
Kerith HouseLearn more about Pilates while enjoying beautiful scenery and delicious wine after!
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Kerith House Vineyard Piper
Kerith HouseUsher in the evening as our bagpiper serenades the vines.
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Food Truck-Smoke Street Grill
Kerith HouseIntroducing one of North GA's most versatile food truck menus. Enjoy gourmet grilled cheese, smoked potato skins, quesadillas, Naan bread tacos, tots, mozz sticks, and more! All contain their own smoked protein. Your taste buds will thank you!
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Live Music-Philip John Brooks
Kerith HousePhilip John Brooks, singer/songwriter/ guitarist, delights audiences with renditions of oldies but goodies, jazz standards, bluegrass, country standards, blues, and his original compositions from band albums and solo CD’s. Just when you think you have his style pegged, he surprises with a unique twist.
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Kerith House Vineyard Piper
Kerith HouseCome be a part of tradition and listen to our piper serenading the vines. Sometimes, the weather is too cold for the pipes to work properly. Depending on the piper...