It’s May Giveback Month at Postino WineCafé

Postino WineCafé is lighting up San Diego with its new locations in Little Italy and Del Mar. As if their famous bruschetta boards weren’t enough of a draw, they’ve teamed up with A Reason To Survive (ARTS), a nonprofit dedicated to empowering youth through creativity.

During the May Giveback Month at Postino, every bruschetta board you enjoy will support ARTS, making your dining experience even more meaningful.

Art for the Heart: Join the Celebrations

Postino’s collaboration with ARTS isn’t just about donations—it’s a celebration of community and creativity.

On May 22, from 4 PM to 7 PM, join local artists at Postino Little Italy in designing their own trucker hats with vintage embroidered patches.

If you’re in North County, don’t miss the chance to create tile mosaic art on skateboard decks at Postino Del Mar on May 23, from noon to 6 PM. These events are a fantastic opportunity to get hands-on with art while supporting a great cause!

Deliciously Giving Back: Bruschetta Boards That Make a Difference

Every bruschetta board purchased this month contributes $1 to ARTS, helping build healthier, more resilient communities.

Choose from Postino’s 12 unique bruschetta varieties, like the savory Prosciutto Di Parma or the sweet and tangy Brie & Apple. Perfect for sharing, these boards are the ultimate way to enjoy a happy hour with heart!

See you there!

Join the May Giveback Month at Postino, enjoy some exquisite bruschetta, and take part in uplifting the community through art. This is one dining experience where you’ll leave feeling nourished in more ways than one.

More info on Postino WineCafé can be found here. For updates, follow them on Instagram and Facebook.

See you there, San Diego!

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