Summer Supper Somm
SummerSupperSomm returns for its sixth season with 23 immersive heirloom tomato and Virginia Wine dinners hosted at leading restaurants, wineries, and destinations across the Commonwealth running from July 8 to August 23. From Richmond to the mountains and coast, the series brings together chefs, growers, and winemakers to celebrate peak summer flavor. Each event features a multi-course menu highlighting rare heirloom tomatoes from Village Garden RVA, paired with exceptional Virginia wines.
Rooted in seasonality and community, SummerSupperSomm is more than a dinner, it is a celebration of Virginia’s agricultural richness. Guests can expect storytelling woven throughout the evening, from heirloom history to guided tastings that connect each dish to the glass. Reservations are required can be made directly with each venue.
2026 Featured Events:
July 1 | GRACE | Richmond
July 8 | Daisy’s | Richmond
July 10 | DuCard Vineyards | Etlan
July 11 | Early Mountain Vineyards | Madison
July 13 | Shagbark | Richmond
July 15 | Penny’s | Richmond
July 17 | Echelon Wine Bar & Lost Creek Vineyards | Richmond
July 19 | Mockingbird | Charlottesville
July 24 | Lemaire at The Jefferson Hotel | Richmond
July 26 | The Shack | Staunton
July 27 | Acacia | Richmond
July 31 | Boar’s Head Resort | Charlottesville
August 1 | Hickory at Nicewonder Vineyards | Bristol
August 3 | Pinky’s | Richmond
August 5 | Crimson Lane Vineyards | Linden
August 7 | Barboursville Vineyards | Barboursville
August 9 | Lansdowne Resort | Leesburg
August 12 | The Roosevelt | Richmond
August 15 | Yellow Umbrella | Richmond
August 16 | Zoe’s Steak and Seafood | Virginia Beach
August 17 | Zoe’s Steak and Seafood | Virginia Beach
August 19 | Dover Hall
August 23 | Lehja | Richmond
Beyond the plate, SummerSupperSomm remains dedicated to supporting Greater Richmond SCAN (Stop Child Abuse Now). With over $21,000 raised since inception, the 2026 series will continue its fundraising efforts through silent auctions of heirlooms, limited-edition merchandise and original botanical artwork. This year the series artist is Emily Franklin of Virginia Beach, who has created dozens of works for notable charity efforts.
