As summer dwindles into autumn’s cool breezes, Veuve Clicquot celebrates the final sun rays on the Venice Beach Boardwalk in Club Solaire, a three-day experience spanning food, music, and community. Led by curiosity and discovery, Club Solaire offers the opportunity to find similarities between each other and create lasting relationships. As part of the brand’s Joy Collective, Club Solaire proves joy is created together. 

With a clear dedication to forming community through conversation and shared experiences, Club Solaire offers six ticketed events. Morning breakfasts, hosted by Heather Tierney and Ashley Moubayed, invite new memories through a curated soundtrack and a jewelry-making workshop. Lunch places award-winning chefs Jordan Khan and Jessica Yang in the same seats as diners, focusing the conversation on the connection food can bring to a community. An oceanside dinner pairs with a winetasting, led by a Veuve Clicquot Winemaker, to allow guests to explore the history behind iconic bottles and understand the cultural significance of wine. Saturday night, Club Solaire emerges as the setting for a high-energy party, with each room bringing a unique musical vibe to make the experience truly individual. The following morning, a relaxed breakfast takes place, slowly transitioning from the freedom of the weekend to the potential of the new week. 

To bring a larger community to Club Solaire, Veuve Clicquot will hold an additional four public pop-ups, a champagne bar, ice cream parlor, rental shop, and concept store. With all proceeds benefiting Regarding Her, a nonprofit for female entrepreneurs in the food industry, the champagne bar bridges the brand’s history with modern business owners to empower them. Parisian ice cream and wine bar Folderol joins the Los Angeles line-up with Veuve Clicquot-inspired soft-serve flavors. Matching the classic Yellow Label of Veuve Clicquot, a rental shop and concept store offer products in the citron shade, including bikes and branded items.