A landmark conservation deal aims to safeguard a large portion of the di Rosa Center’s Napa Valley landscape. Effectively shielding about 75% of the estate from future privatization, this agreement also secures vital financial resources for the center’s ongoing operations. Exciting plans include a new public trail that will reach the summit of Milliken Peak, fostering an ideal mix of accessibility and artistic preservation.
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Napa Art Center Land Deal: di Rosa eases 162 acres into trust; future trail to Milliken Peak
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