Yes. This Fourth of July edition is open to all ages; reservations are required for guests age three and older.

How much does a reservation cost?

Reservations are $10 per guest for attendees age three and up; seating is limited so book early.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

You may bring prepared food and nonalcoholic beverages; outside alcohol is prohibited by New Jersey law.

What time does music start and end?

Live music by The Acoustic Bruce Band runs from 6–9 p.m.; reserved tables are available beginning at 5 p.m.

Is parking available on-site?

Parking is typically on-site; check your booking confirmation for any shuttle details or updated parking instructions.

Pet policies may vary; check the host’s booking confirmation or contact the operator for current rules.

Fourth of July Group Therapy at Hunterdon County Vineyard — Live Music & Family-Friendly Wine Night

Fourth of July Group Therapy is an outdoor music-and-wine gathering held at a Hunterdon County vineyard in New Jersey. On July 4th, this special edition welcomes families and friends to raise a glass to America's 250th with live music from The Acoustic Bruce Band, a three-hour set of Springsteen-era favorites and classic rock beginning at 6 p.m. Reservations include a reserved table starting at 5 p.m., giving you time to settle into folding chairs, sample pours from the tasting room, and watch light lengthen across rows of grapevines.

The setting is quintessential Hunterdon County: gently rolling farmland, low stone walls, and long afternoon light that turns the vineyard canopy golden. Outdoor seating is arranged across lawn and patio, creating an intimate festival feel without the crush of a big concert. This event is notable for being all ages — reservations are required for everyone age three and up and cost $10 per person — so it’s equally comfortable for grandparents, toddlers, and groups of friends. You may bring prepared food and nonalcoholic drinks to picnic on-site, but outside alcohol is prohibited by New Jersey law, so plan to enjoy wine from the host’s list.

What makes this celebration stand out is the combination of live performance and a relaxed wine-country atmosphere within easy reach of the New York metro region. The Acoustic Bruce Band channels the working-class heart of Bruce Springsteen songs in a format that pairs surprisingly well with sipping cold rosé or a late-harvest white as sun slides behind the hills. The evening’s rhythm - appetizers, conversation, a memorable set, then slow exits under string lights - makes for a low-key holiday that still feels celebratory.

Practical details are straightforward: arrive at 5 p.m. for table placement and service; music runs 6–9 p.m.; reservations are strongly encouraged because seating is limited. Bring a light jacket for after-sunset chill and sun protection for daytime arrival. Parking is typically on-site; check confirmation emails from the host for any shuttle or signage notes. If you’re planning a family outing, the event structure makes it easy to combine a short vineyard stroll with hands-on live music and picnic-style dining.

Fourth of July Group Therapy offers a warm, community-minded way to mark the holiday in Hunterdon County - where open fields and local wine replace the frenzied spectacle with something quieter and tastefully celebratory. Bring a low-profile blanket or folding chairs for lawn seating, and small plates to share if you picnic. The venue tends toward casual dress and family pacing rather than a formal dinner. For up-to-date policies on pets, accessibility, and onsite purchases, follow the host’s booking confirmation or use the provided reservation link to confirm details before arrival. Enjoy responsibly.