DAVENPORT, IOWA (February 23, 2023) — General admission tickets cost $40 per person if purchased online before March 3, 2023, 1PM. Tickets at the door will be $50 per person. A special thank-you goes out to Dimitri and Kathy ('94) Papageorgiou for hosting this event, where they offer you a sampling of their favorite wines while you enjoy delicacies from several Quad Cities restaurants at this popular annual fundraising event. All proceeds from this casual tasting will benefit St. Ambrose University students through scholarship funds. Additional 2023 Wine at the Warehouse sponsors include: Antonella’s II, Happy Joe’s Pizza, Flaherty’s Irish Candy, Waterfront Deli, and Village Corner Deli.

The St Ambrose Wine Festival, which kicks off March 4, 4-6PM, will continue April 15 with the well-known Preview Dinner at the Rogalski Center and another wine tasting on campus May 20. For more information about this and other Wine Festival events, please visit sau.edu/winefestival.

About St Ambrose University

Founded in 1882 by the Diocese of Davenport, St Ambrose University’s commitment to academic excellence, the liberal arts, social justice, and service is rooted in its Catholic intellectual tradition. The leading, private university is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and offers more than sixty undergraduate majors, eleven Master’s degrees, and three doctoral programs. One-hundred and thirty years since its inception, St Ambrose education remains centered on intentional, holistic, and experiential learning to develop high-impact world shapers in every field. To learn more about St Ambrose University, visit sau.edu.

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