Those who benefited from this year’s event were the 7G Foundation, Boxing for Christ, Carol’s Kitchen, Colombiere Retreat Center Inc. This year’s golf Tournament supported a dozen nonprofits in their worthy endeavors by granting each of them $10,000 to continue their important work through implementation of projects or programs. On April 10, the Tribal Easter Picnic brought out all ages for egg hunts, picnic games and a catered lunch for families to enjoy. If needed, people can purchase additional tickets.įor people who aren’t fans of beer, there will also be a wine garden serving traditional German wines such as riesling and an area serving spirits including Jagermeister and schnapps.The Soboba Foundation & Soboba Casino Resort Charity Golf Tournament celebrated its 10th year of togetherness, caring, helping others and giving back to community nonprofits with its two-day event a few weeks ago. 5, will be $20 if purchased in advance and $30 if purchased at the door.Īs part of the entrance fee, guests will get a beer mug as well as $15 worth of tickets that they can put toward $1 beer tastings, $5 mugs of beer, food or souvenirs. He said tickets for the event, which go on sale Sept. and will give guests the opportunity to sample beer from more than 20 breweries, eat German food items and come away with some souvenirs, Mortazavi said. He said he hopes both events bring something new to the area. Mortazavi, who has food and beverage experience at resorts in Washington and Nevada, said he has held Oktoberfest and wine events in those locations and he wanted to do something similar at Soboba. Food and Beverage Manager Victor Mortazavi already has big plans for both events.

5 while the Soboba Food and Wine Festival will happen sometime in spring 2020. The new Soboba Casino Resort in San Jacinto has a lot more to offer than its predecessor, including more restaurants, more gaming space, a hotel and a pool, and now it can add two new events to that list: an Oktoberfest and a wine festival.

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