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Chateau Ste. Michelle launches indoor concert series

EntreMundos will play at Chateau Ste. Michelle on Feb. 28 in a new indoor concert series called Sessions. (Photo courtesy of EntreMundos)
WOODINVILLE, Wash. – Washington’s oldest and largest winery is launching a series of winter and spring concerts called Sessions.
The intimate, indoor concerts begin today at Chateau Ste. Michelle, the winery announced this week. Tickets are $25. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., and concerts begin at 8 p.m.
The concert series kicks off with Naomi Wachira, named “Best Folk Singer of 2013” by Seattle Weekly. Wachira’s music is inspired by the United States and her native Kenya.
The other five concerts in the series includes:
Feb. 28: EntreMundos, a Brazilian jazz/soul group.
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March 7: Tim Wilson of Ivan & Alyosha with guest Brandford Loomis.
March 15: Big Sur, a blend of orchestral, indie folk and more.
April 5: Hannalee, which blends traditional folk music with dark Seattle indie.
Chateau Ste. Michelle is well known for its summer concert series, held outdoors at its amphitheater at the Woodinville winery. For it, Ste. Michelle brings in top musical acts from across the country and around the world. Those concerts sell out quickly.
Chateau Ste. Michelle, which opened in 1976 in the Seattle suburb of Woodinville, is the most-visited winery in the Northwest, drawing more than 300,000 patrons annually.
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