Paso Robles winery launches summer concerts for community causes
Events feature live music, food trucks, and estate wine
– Four Lanterns Winery will host its annual Summer Concert Series every Sunday through August, with 10% of all wine sales during the events donated to two local nonprofits: El Camino Homeless Organization (ECHO) and Hope with I.A.N.
The concert series takes place at the family-owned winery in Paso Robles and features live music, food trucks, and estate wines. Events run from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., and tickets are $15 for adults. Admission is free for wine club members and industry guests. Attendees may bring lawn chairs, picnic blankets, children, and leashed dogs. Seating is available on the veranda and under the trees.
“We wanted to create something that felt good in every way,” said Jackie Gleason, who owns the winery with her husband, Steve. “Not just great wine and music, but something that brought people together to support causes that matter. ECHO and Hope with I.A.N. are doing incredible work in our community, and we’re proud to support them.”
ECHO operates shelters in Atascadero and Paso Robles and provides food, shelter, case management, and housing services to people experiencing homelessness in San Luis Obispo County. As of 2025, ECHO has helped 234 individuals and families transition into stable housing.
“Every glass of wine poured during these concerts helps us continue our mission,” said Wendy Lewis, CEO of ECHO. “This partnership with Four Lanterns is a beautiful example of how local businesses and nonprofits can work together to create real, lasting change for people in need.”
Hope with I.A.N. is a nonprofit founded in memory of Ian Strain, who died in 2023. The organization provides mental health education, support, and awareness initiatives focused on local outreach and stigma reduction.
The Summer Concert Series will continue each Sunday through Aug. 31 at Four Lanterns Winery. For event information, visit www.fourlanternswinery.com. Details about ECHO and Hope with I.A.N. are available at www.echoshelter.org and www.hopewithian.org.
About El Camino Homeless Organization (ECHO)
ECHO operates shelters in Atascadero and Paso Robles with a combined capacity of 130 beds. The nonprofit offers meals, case management, and a daily community dinner and shower program for families and individuals throughout San Luis Obispo County. More information is available at www.echoshelter.org.
About Hope with I.A.N.
Hope with I.A.N. is a grassroots nonprofit organization founded in memory of Ian Strain. The group supports individuals and families affected by mental health challenges by providing access to education, resources, and support. The organization’s name stands for In Our Own Backyard. For more information, visit www.hopewithian.org.
