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ST. LOUIS - City Winery, the culinary and cultural experience for urban wine enthusiasts and live entertainment venue, opens in St. Louis Saturday, March 18 at City Foundry STL with a full schedule of live performances. City Winery will offer its signature intimate concerts and live performances, food and wine experiences, private event spaces, upscale dining options, and a fully functioning winery. For a limited time, those who sign up for the City Winery newsletter at www.citywinery.com/stlouis are entered to win a Golden Ticket -- two tickets to all 2023 shows. The winner will be announced before the March 18 grand opening. “Opening City Winery in St. Louis is something that I have wanted to do since I started the brand in 2008,” says Michael Dorf, City Winery founder and CEO. “Having spent several years living in the city while I was in college it feels right to once again join this incredible community within the historic building of City Foundry STL.”

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