FRANKLIN – A Vintage Affair’s (AVA) annual, three-day series of wine events returns this April for its nineteenth anniversary in Williamson County. The popular fundraising sequence is one of many ways the Franklin-based non-profit supports local charities and programs. AVA centers its efforts around organizations that benefit women and children in Williamson County. Tickets for all events may be purchased online at www.avintageaffair.org/events or at the door.

On Thursday, April 11th, patrons will gather at The Eastern Flank Battlefield for “A Vintage Affair Goes Country”. This bootsand blue jeans event has been a favorite among guests for many years, and this year will be no different. Guest will have the opportunity to taste various wines provided by our featured vendor Franklin Wine & Spirits and signature cocktails crafted byLeiper’s Fork Distillery. Amazing BBQ with all the fixin’s will be smoked fresh by the Moe’s Original BBQ team, and cold beerand cigars will available as well. Entertainment will be provided by the Michael & Black band. Come join presenting sponsor First Citizens Bank under the Tennessee sky for a night of country fun. Tickets are $75 per person.

About A Vintage Affair

A Vintage Affair (AVA) is a 501(c)3 non-profit whose mission is to provide meaningful financial contributions to various non- profit organizations throughout Williamson County whose services benefit women and children in the community. With nearly two million dollars being donated since its inception in 2001, AVA is honored to enter into its 19th year. A Vintage Affair has identified seven worthy beneficiaries to support throughout 2019. These organizations include: Bridges Domestic ViolenceCenter, David House Child Advocacy Center, High Hopes, My Friend’s House, Williamson County Foster & Adoption Care Association, and The Williamson Medical Foundation.