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Experience the Green Gala Market
This year, we’re introducing the Green Gala Market — a lively reception where guests can meet local farmers, ranchers, artisans, food and beverage partners, and climate innovators while enjoying tastings, conversations, and unique silent auction experiences.
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Meet a few of the people and businesses you’ll encounter in the Market — and join us on September 19 to discover how they’re cultivating a more resilient Central Coast.
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Solminer
Taste regenerative agriculture in action. Solminer, a CEC Central Coast AgLink partner and exclusive Green Gala Market regenerative vineyard and winery, will be pouring throughout the evening. Meet the team, taste their wines, and learn how regenerative practices are shaping the future of Central Coast vineyards.
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Cuyama Lamb
From working lands to wool, Cuyama Lamb is finding new ways to build resilience. A CEC partner in wildfire mitigation and soil restoration, Cuyama Lamb will bring their locally raised wool to the Green Gala Market — including a one-of-a-kind blanket handwoven by Oaxacan MAESTRO Porfirio Gutiérrez. Guests can learn more about the connection between grazing, healthy soils, and resilient landscapes.
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T.W. Hollister & Co.
At Hollister Ranch, the land itself is an ingredient. T.W. Hollister & Co. will pour their vermouth while sharing the story of botanicals grown on the ranch and the regenerative agricultural practices that help steward this extraordinary landscape. Guests can also enjoy a curated cocktail featuring T.W. Hollister vermouth.
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Marino Soil Foods
What if the resources we already have could help rebuild our soils?Marino Soil Foods turns California-raised Merino wool and wild, local fish scraps into specialty fertilizers designed to support microbial activity, strengthen roots, and build long-term soil health. Formed through a partnership between Cuyama Lamb and Get Hooked Seafood, Marino is keeping nutrients circulating close to home.
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Ventura Spirits
From agave grown on the Central Coast to spirits made in Ventura, this is a true taste of place. Ventura Spirits will be joined by agave farmer Doug Richardson for a tasting of their Paloma agave spirit, with two curated cocktails featured at the Green Gala Market bar. It’s a chance to learn how local agriculture, craft spirits, and stewardship can come together.
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Come curious, leave inspired. These are just a few of the stories you’ll discover in the Green Gala Market. More participants and experiences will be announced in the coming weeks.
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Want to help make the auction extraordinary? We’re still accepting donations of experiences, products, and other unique items for the Green Gala live and silent auctions. Donate an auction item.
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A Dinner Inspired by the Land
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We’re thrilled to welcome Elizabeth Poett of Rancho San Julian and The Ranch Table, who is collaborating with Duo Catering to create a seasonal feast celebrating California’s working lands and the bounty of our region. Our exclusive dinner wine partner, Tyler Winery, will pair the meal with a selection of their acclaimed Central Coast wines.
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The Green Gala brings together people from across the Central Coast who believe a healthier, more resilient future is possible — and are helping make it happen.
Whether you’re reconnecting with old friends or meeting new ones, you’ll spend the evening with people who care deeply about our region.
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Join us
Saturday, September 19
Santa Barbara Historical Museum
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We’re grateful to the businesses and organizations helping make Green Gala possible. Their support is helping advance clean energy, climate resilience, and regenerative agriculture across the Central Coast.
There’s still time to join us.
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Anonymous
Jon and Susan Clark
Zegar Family Fund
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COMMUNITY BUILDER SPONSORS
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Mary Becker
Nancy Steinberg Barasch
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