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Wine5 — Kendall Vaught (right) is served scallops on one of the tapas available during the Wine and Tapas event Saturday at The Creek House. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Wine6 — Chris Johnston (left), owner of Middle Ridge Winery, talks with the many guests. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Wine1 — Amaris Courtenay, 7 helped hand out tickets at the front desk and bussed during the Middle Ridge Winery “Wine and Tapas” event at The Creek House on Saturday. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Wine2 — Customers line up to get wine during the Wine and Tapas event on Saturday at The Creek House. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Wine3 — Many came out to enjoy wine, tapas and live music at The Creek House on Saturday. With two wine bars, both upper and lower decks were filled. Multiple wines and tapas were served throughout the event. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Wine4 — Scallops were one of the tapas served at the Wine and Tapas event by Middle Ridge Winery and The Creek House on Saturday. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

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