Is it a winery, a car museum, or a pizza place? Little Uvas Winery, owned by local restauranteurs Rosy and Rich Bergin, is all of those things and more. Wine Journalist Laura Ness had nothing but glowing reviews about her visit to LUV Winery complimenting the quality of the wine, the diversity of the food, and the relaxed atmosphere. Stop by and give them a try on pasta Thursday or pizza Friday.
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The City of Morgan Hill has completed a new battery storage and microgrid system at the Centennial Recreation Center, enhancing community resilience and sustainability. The system works alongside the existing solar infrastructure to reduce electricity costs and provide backup power during outages, ensuring the facility can operate as an emergency shelter when needed. The project was funded by a $200,000 grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy and a $300,000 grant from CalOES. This investment reflects the City’s commitment to reliable, sustainable infrastructure that supports residents year-round.
Rosy’s at the Beach, a downtown Morgan Hill favorite since 1998, is stepping into the national spotlight with a feature on America’s Best Restaurants. The film crew visited on May 7 to showcase the seafood spot’s top dishes and share its story. Co-owner Pam Novak, who took over with partner Vanessa Bermudez in 2023, said the experience was outside their comfort zone but well worth it. Rosy’s was chosen for the segment based on its strong reviews, standout menu, community ties, and social media presence.
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In an age of rapid urbanization and digital interaction, public art serves as a vital humanizing force that reflects community identity, fosters inclusion, and sparks connection. Far more than decoration, it tells stories, preserves culture, and offers shared experiences accessible to all. Whether through murals, music, theater, film, or culinary arts, creative expression enriches public life and strengthens civic pride. Supporting public art is not a luxury but an investment in the soul of our communities—one that brings color, imagination, and deeper understanding to our shared spaces.
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The City of Morgan Hill invites the community to the grand opening of the new Butterfield Fire Station on Saturday, June 7, at 9:00 a.m. at 17285 Butterfield Blvd. The event will begin with remarks from Mayor Mark Turner and Fire Chief Marcus Hernandez, followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony. This all-electric, solar-powered facility was supported by a $500,000 grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy. Attendees can enjoy station tours, meet the fire department team, learn about the building’s sustainable design, watch induction cooking demos, and participate in kids’ activities. Pet adoptions will also be available, and free coffee and breakfast tacos will be offered while supplies last. Parking is available at the nearby VTA lot at 17295 Butterfield Blvd.
The Gilroy Garlic Festival is making its long-awaited return this summer after a five-year hiatus. Set for July 25–27, the 46th festival will take place at Gilroy Gardens’ South County Grove, thanks to a new agreement between the theme park and the Garlic Festival Association. Tickets go on sale at 12 p.m. on May 31 through the association’s website. Gilroy Gardens Board Chair Dan Harney expressed support for the partnership, noting the shared commitment to celebrating and strengthening the local community. This marks the festival’s first return since 2019.
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