Where Napa finally makes room for families.

Why we started

The Village began with Faith.

The Village started with a pretty simple frustration. Why did enjoying wine country after having kids suddenly feel so complicated?

Faith Tedeschi had spent years in luxury hospitality and winemaking in Napa Valley. Then she had two small children, and the valley she worked in quietly stopped being a place she could go. Tasting rooms weren't unfriendly, exactly. They just weren't built with a toddler in mind — and neither was the babysitter math it took to get there.

She didn't want another place where parents merely tolerated bringing their children, or where kids had to sit quietly while the adults had all the fun. She wanted a place designed for both.

So we built one. The Village opened on Lincoln Avenue in October 2025: a real Napa tasting room with a play village, an art room, and a sensory space a few steps away. Parents sit down with a flight. Kids build, paint, stomp grapes, and make friends with whoever else showed up that afternoon.

Faith's dad believed the best thing you can build is a place people want to come back to. That's the whole idea here — visiting families finally get to taste wine on their trip, and local families get somewhere to land on a Monday after school.