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Wine And Shopping In Downtown Hillsboro At 4th Annual Sip & Shop Event

Local Shops And Wineries Host Saturday Event Sure To Please All Who Attend

Dirk KnudsenbyDirk Knudsen
December 1, 2024
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It is time again for the Annual Sip & Shop event in Hillsboro. You can grab your passport to 13 local merchants featuring local wines, beers, and mocktails.ย  Your time at the event will be enhanced by the beauty of Historic Downtown Hillsboro, which is lit up for the Holidays!ย  Meet local winemakers and grab some fantastic deals on gifts, too, all while supporting local businesses!ย  ย The value of the Passport, your ticket to the event, is easily outweighed by the tasting and good times you will have.ย  You will also get a custom shopping bag with some goodies in it, a wine glass, and more with your passport, so follow the link at the bottom for yours!

This year’s event proceeds will help support the Hillsboro Historical Society, so you will be helping others as a part of your ticket!

Hillsboro Sip & Shop , 7 December | Event in Hillsboro | AllEventsHillsboro Sip & Shop

4th Annual Historic Downtown Hillsboro Sip & Shop

Saturday, Dec 7th, 3-7 pm

This 4th annual Sip & Shop features 13 shops + area wineries and breweries. We’ll even have a few non-alcoholic libations along the route to keep you sipping strong!

This year’s event features:

  • Wine beer and mocktail tasting scattered from 2nd Ave to 3rd Ave on and off Main St.
  • A โ€˜Spot itโ€™ Scavenger Hunt to deliver a bonus for shopping with merchants.
  • There will be multiple raffle drawings for gift baskets for completed passports. Attendees only need 7 stamps to enter and no purchases are required.
  • Wine Concierge – the courier will take purchases along the route to the designated pick-up locations at White Birch Design Co. or Dee’s Divine Finds.
  • In the works: Roving holiday carolers

Get your Sip & Shop Passport before Nov 30 for only $17.50*.

*$22.50 after 11/30.

  • The passport includes complimentary tastings a shopping bag and a logo wine glass while the supply lasts.ย The shopping bag includes swag from participating merchants plus more promotions.

2024 Sip & Shop beneficiary is the Hillsboro Historical Society.ย Theย Hillsboro Historical Societyย exists to protect, preserve, and teach our communities about the City of Hillsboro, Oregon, and the Tualatin Valley that it exists within. Our modern high-tech City often hides the story of what has happened and is happening in this incredible place.ย As rich as any history ever told, our story is incredible!

TWO check-in locations:

  • White Birch Design Co. 137 SE 2nd Ave. (corner of 2nd and alley to Civic Center parking garage)
  • Dee’s Divine Finds, 176 NE 3rd Ave. (corner of 3rd and Lincoln St. across from Collective Market)

Participating merchants:

Le’ Stuff Antique Mall (Sponsor)

White Birch Design Co.; Boldly Fashionable; Artfull Garden; Catherine Bede Gallery; Puppernickel; Belladonna; Piccolo Mondo Toys; LaHaie’s; Dee’s Divine Finds; Nan’s on Third; Arcade Book Exchange; Favi’s Fabulous Cakes; Blue Moon Bakery.

Wineries Breweries Cideries:

Rรฉsolu Cellars (co-Sponsor)

La Randonnรฉe; DAnu Winery; Three Feathers Estate; Lafayette & White Cellars; Scotch Church Road; Alumbra Cellars; Well Played Wines; Chris James Cellars; Oak Knoll Winery; Mamancy Tea & Chocolate; Urban River Spirits. More to come!

Refund Policy

Ticket cancellations before December 4th are eligible for refund.

Tickets for Hillsboro Sip & Shop can be booked here.

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