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Wine Walk draws crowds to downtown La Verne

Servers in front of Nambah Coffee Co. pour various wines throughout the night at the Wine Walk on Saturday in downtown La Verne. They also served hot food and had a live DJ. / photo by Baljot Rathor
Servers in front of Nambah Coffee Co. pour various wines throughout the night at the Wine Walk on Saturday in downtown La Verne. They also served hot food and had a live DJ. / photo by Baljot Rathor
A live band performs outside of Gina T Interior Accents at the Wine Walk on Saturday in downtown La Verne. The sold-out event consisted of seven music locations with 24 wine and food stops in total. / photo by Baljot Rathor
A family enjoys the wine walk on Saturday in downtown La Verne with their dogs, Charlie and Cash. The community event drew visitors of all ages. / photo by Baljot Rathor
Servers in front of Nambah Coffee Co. show their wine options to visitors at the Wine Walk on Saturday in downtown La Verne. The event consisted of 20 wine-pouring stops and four food-only stops. / photo by Baljot Rathor
Guests line the block to check in at the Wine Walk on Saturday in downtown La Verne. Over 1,000 people attended the event and the line stretched along Third Street from Mainiero Square all the way down past Sneaky Park. / photo by Baljot Rathor
Groovy Tunes performs in front of Lordsburg Taphouse at the Wine Walk on Saturday in downtown La Verne. The band was one of seven musical acts to perform at the event. / photo by Baljor Rathor
Amber Adams from Wanderlust Country Band performs outside the Hanawalt Dental Office on D Street at the Wine Walk on Saturday in downtown La Verne. The band was one of several to perform throughout the evening. / photo by Baljot Rathor
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Bajot Rathor is a senior organizational management major with a concentration in leadership and management, along with minors in photography and American law. She is a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine.

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