Join Us for our Fifteenth Annual Lake George Antique Boat and Auto Museum Symposium

Vintage and Vine July 9–18, 2010 Hosted By The Sagamore Resort on Lake George Bolton Landing, New York Reserve the date for 10 intriguing days of amazing food, fine wines and vintage boats from the Lake George Antique Boat and Auto Museum at the historic Sagamore on Lake George.

Join us for an only event of its kind—bringing three great passions together: fine wine, fine food, and fine vintage classics—all together in one scenic and captivating place. Whether you are a fledgling connoisseur uncorking a wine appreciation or a veteran oenophile with a well stocked cellar, we promise you a unique opportunity to experience the marriage of world-renowned wines with exquisite cuisine.

This "must attend" ten day festival brings together world-renowned winemakers, celebrated chefs, industry insiders, and vintage boats and autos for a showcase of signature events designed to entertain, educate, and inspire.??Come celebrate the good life, excite your senses, and savor the experience. World Class Wine Makers Celebrity Chefs ?Grand Vintners Dinners ?Cooking Demonstrations Tasting Seminars ?Grand Tasting Event Bubbles and Jazz Brunches ?Flight Nights Vintage Boats You are encouraged to take advantage of Promotional Code WINE when booking overnight accommodations as a Wine Festival Guest.

Discounts and availability will vary. MUSEUM VINTAGE BOAT and AUTO DISPLAY Saturday, July 10 and Saturday, July 17 MUSEUM LECTURE SERIES Saturday, July 17 FEATURED EVENTS at THE SAGAMORE THROUGHOUT the WEEK Wine Tastings with over 20 Wineries Vintner Dinners Evening Wine Cruise Fireworks Cruise MUSEUM SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION All vintage automobiles and antique and classic boat attendees must register with the Lake George Antique Boat and Auto Museum. Participants must become members of the Museum prior to the event.

Registration fee: $25. P.O. Box 760 Bolton Landing, New York 12814 TEL:518-796-5726. The Lake George Antique Boat And Auto Museum's purpose is to preserve, interpret, teach and interactively exhibit the history of life on Lake George through the vessels and vehicles used there, and their significant impact on the economic, social and cultural heritage of the Adirondack region.