Join us for our first ever LUAU @ Alto Vineyards!  Beat the heat by sipping wine slushies & do yoga (or not) in the shade with goats in their Hawaiian shirts and leis. Be sure to wear your best luau attire, too, for a chance to win a prize for best dressed!

Session #1  - 11am Child Friendly Class - $45  Adult Ticket price includes alcohol. $25 Child Ticket.

Session #2  - 12pm (Session will only be added if 11am session sells out.) $45 Ticket price includes alcohol.

Session #3 - Private Goats + Yoga session - $600 for the first 12 people, and $40 each additional person.  Includes alcohol.

What is Goats  + Yoga like?

When you get to Alto, come inside and check in, grab your lei,  sign your waiver, and get your wristband and cocktails.  When everyone arrives, we'll introduce ourselves, and tell you how goat yoga will work.  Then you'll head on into the yoga area where you'll set up your mats and  meet the goats.  Yep, you can bring your drinks into the yoga area!  You will be given cups of goat treats to help persuade the goats to come to you.  There will be some who will be on top of you, and some who'd rather watch you from afar or just eat out of your hand.  You can be as involved (or not) as you'd like. We can also strategically place the right goats on top of you for just the right selfie!

This is a VERY informal class! You are welcome to bring your yoga mat, or a beach towel will be just fine, too.  If you have a yoga mat you cherish, we recommend  bringing your own or purchasing a Goats + Yoga beach towel or yoga mat as an add-on to your ticket.  If you are no longer able to attend, you may transfer your ticket to a friend.

We highly recommend you nama-stay with your friends or significant other and make it a day here!  There's live music at 2pm and the winery is open all day!  

If you have additional questions, feel free to call Tara @ 217-899-4562 or email info@willowcityfarm.com.  Most importantly, have a great time!

About Alto Vineyard Champaign:

Over 25 years ago, Paul Renzaglia never would have thought that a family venture would have such a profound effect on Southern Illinois and its community. From the very first plantings in 1982, the Renzaglia family and Alto Vineyards were committed to introducing a new industry to the region.    Alto Vineyards opened their tasting room in Champaign, not far from the University of Illinois campus, in December of 2001. Offering all of their wines with tons of beautiful outdoor seating, their Champaign location is on North Duncan, right off Highway 57.