여유 Slow Harvest in Napa — Wine, Korean Food & Performance Painting
Saturday, November 7, 2026 | 1–5 PM
Private Vineyard · Napa Valley
Hosted by Cecil Park · Napa Valley's First Korean Winemaker — INNOVATUS
1-day afternoon retreat shaped by Korean culture and the spirit of 여유 (yeoyu): unhurried ease; room to breathe.
In Korea, the end of harvest is when the work slows and the sharing begins. For one afternoon in the vineyard, Slow Harvest borrows that rhythm. Come wander with a glass in your hand and immerse yourself in Korean craft among the vines.
Highlights
Innovatus Wines, by Napa's first Korean winemaker, Cecil Park, including exclusive, limited release wines, served throughout the afternoon
A Korean-inspired grazing table with featured bites from The French Laundry chef de cuisine Ara Jo, designer Hwanghah Jeong (owner of JILLI SF) and Volcano Kimchi founder/maker Aruna Lee
A bojagi-wrapped seasonal doshirak, a traditional Korean packed lunch
A communal canvas painted by all guests, with long sheets of fabric as canvas, and wine as paint
Live painting by Korea based award winning artist and performer, Jiyoon Park, made in the vineyard as the afternoon unfolds
A flower garden photo spot designed by Jenny Lee, founder and principal floral designer of E’pume Studio
Jogakbo installations catching the light across the vineyard, and wine bar styling by Judy Kim, founder of Bojagi Home
Time in nature picnic in the vineyard (weather permitted) to wander among the vines, meet the farm animals and take in the mountain views
Good to know
Dog, family and kid friendly. Everyone is welcome. Leashed dogs are welcome. Every attendee, including children, must have a ticket.
21+ to drink. Non-alcoholic drinks will also be available
Napa Casual Dress Code. Most of the afternoon is outdoors on grass and vineyard soil. Comfortable shoes and clothes you can paint in are highly recommended
About INNOVATUS
Founded by Napa’s First Korean Winemaker and Viticulturist, Cecil Park. Her wine brand, INNOVATUS, epitomizes her dedication to innovation, seamlessly intertwining traditional and modern techniques that captivate palates worldwide. She has broken barriers and become a trailblazer in the Napa Valley wine industry, amassing acclaim from industry authorities like James Suckling and Vivino. As a minority and female innovator, Park continuously challenges the status quo, embodying resilience and innovation in the heart of Napa Valley.