On February 15, 2007, the Contemporary Arts Center hosted the latest wine tasting of the Bacchanalian Society. We attended, and documented our experience with the following series of photographs.

Although there was plenty of parking in the Fountain Square garage, the driver of this Cadillac panicked and took the first available spot.

Let's take a closer look at the plaque in front of this car.

Ah, the Contemporary Arts Center. We are industrial and post-modern.

Look at how industrial and post-modern we are.

Does it get old, watching underdressed people in line complain about the sixteen-degree weather? Nah.

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According to the Bacchanalian Society's website, the $10 entry fee is a "suggested donation." According to the CAC, it is a damned entry fee and you will pay it.

Let the blind wine tasting begin!

If you put wine bottles in paper bags, people will treat them like wine bottles in paper bags.

Wine tasters among the art.

I'm pretty sure the chalkboard art is meant to be interactive.

Are we tasting wine, or the blood of lost souls?

We are joined by a character from Wes Anderson's movie The Royal Tenenbaums.

The loneliest Contemporary Arts Center employee of all.

Feel free to climb into the art, I guess.

I bobbled a bottle and spilled a little wine on this poor woman. Sorry about that.

Yum.