Wine & Gourmet Food Tasting Fundraiser to benefit ROSA
Tickets are still available for the ROSA fundraiser at the Waterfall House this Sunday, June 12 but you must call 201-310-9252 to arrange to pay for tickets at the door.
If you are already confirmed for the event but haven’t paid your name is on a list to pay the reduced advance fee at the door. At this time, tickets are no longer being sold online so that we can control the last minute changes to the list. Please join us today at 4:00p.m.!
Date and Time: Sunday, June 12, 2011: 4:00-6:00PM
Location: 55 River Road, Grand View-on-Hudson, NY
Price: $60 at the door
Please join ROSA (Ramapo Organized for Sustainability and a Safe Aquifer) for an afternoon of wine tasting, gourmet food and live music at the renowned local landmark WATERFALL HOUSE in Grand View-on-Hudson (recently featured on NBC’s “Open House”).
You will be served a variety foods from the following seven great local restaurants and caterers by the service company – We Wait For You:
- Drop by Gourmet
- Culinary Concepts by Elsa
- Laraia’s Cheese Shop
- Hudson House of Nyack
- Airmont Eats
- Ole Tapas Bar
- rävi continental cuisine
- We Wait for You
A variety of wines are there to be tasted by you supplied by our very own beloved Liquorland.
Eat and drink and enjoy live music performed by ARIZONA REHAB featuring:
- David C Gross – 6 string fretless bass
- Huw Phillips – keyboard
- Ian Russell – saxophone
- Jamey Staub – drums
All of this and more at an exquisitely decorated residential stone estate featuring cascading waterfalls, a koi pond, majestic gardens and a panoramic view of the Hudson River.
You’ll meet the ROSA team and learn more about ROSA’s fight to protect our drinking water from the planned over-development of the Patrick Farm property. Patrick Farm, adjacent to Harriman State Park, sits atop the aquifer that provides water to both public supply and private wells in Rockland, Orange, Bergen and beyond.
ROSA’s represents the interests of area residents in their demand for safe, legal, sustainable, and well-planned land use solutions for the Patrick Farm property, that protect our shared water supply, the environment and the character of the community. ROSA is currently engaged in a legal battle to ensure the developer complies with municipal and environmental regulations. Thanks to ROSA’s lawsuit, the developer cannot legally cut down even one tree on the 208-acre forested Patrick Farm property until the lawsuit is resolved.
ROSA is a nonprofit organization and relies solely upon donations to pay the fees of our expert team of attorneys, engineers, hydrologists, and environmental consultants. Please join us at the Waterfall House!
With your financial support, we can protect Patrick Farm and our water supply.
