Autumn Tea Party at The Vineyard
A Sunday Table Event
A Fall Harvest Tea Party in the Vineyard
Twice a year, Norwood’s Vineyard hosts “The Vineyard Tea Party” a Sunday Table tradition where artistry and ease meet beneath the open sky. This fall’s theme, Tones of Autumn Light, invites guests into a living vignette where color, texture, and conversation unfold in harmony with the season.
A long, family-style table will stretch through the heart of the vineyard, dressed to the nines by Always June, our in-house event styling partner. The table will reflect a visual interpretation of the theme- layered neutrals, amber tones, soft greens, and creams - designed to mirror the warmth of late harvest. Guests will enjoy a guided tasting of three signature teas, light bites, and a closing wine toast to mark the end of our 1st Annual Kinfolk Reunion weekend.
This intimate gathering will welcome only 50 guests, each becoming part of the art through their presence, palette, and personal expression. Tea party attire is always welcome, but guests are encouraged to interpret the theme, Tones of Autumn Light, in their own way — whether that’s through color, texture, artistic wardrobe expression or modest, subtle detail. Each guest will become an extension of the theme. Because we’ll gather directly on the vineyard lawn, we recommend block heels or flats for comfort.
This is a 21+ event.
The Tea Party will be held rain or shine. In the event of rain, we’ll relocate beneath Charlie’s Pavilion, the vineyard’s beautiful covered and weatherproof space.
Ticket Details
Early Bird: $75 (available through October 31)
General Admission: $85 (begins November 1- November 8)
VIP Experience: $125 — includes seating at the Founder’s Table and a private vineyard tour with one of the Norwood founders prior to the event.
Includes three teas, light bites, and a wine toast.
Doors open at 12:45 with the first pour starting promptly at 1:30pm.
The Tea Party marks the closing chapter of the Kinfolk Reunion Weekend — a three-day celebration of connection, community, and belonging in the south. We hope you’ll join us.