Exhibits and Shopping

The Marketplace

Marketplace at Copia

The Marketplace at Copia offers a selection of rare and beautiful household goods that are expertly curated to beautify your home and kitchen. Shop cookware and culinary antiques, hand-stitched linens, locally made pottery, cookware, items for the home and garden, gifts, and accessories, as well children’s culinary tools and books.

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CIA Gift Cards

CIA Gift Cards

A CIA gift card is the perfect way for you or that food lover in your life to experience CIA at Copia. Plan a culinary vacation. Take a class. Dine in our restaurants. Shop in our store. Your gift card purchase not only helps to create lifetime memories but also supports vital student scholarships.

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Photo of Culinary Garden at Copia

Culinary Garden at Copia

The Culinary Garden at Copia features seasonal crops and regional plants that account for most of the produce, herbs, and other products used throughout CIA at Copia facility. The 32-bed garden sits prominently in front of the building, greeting our guests as they approach.

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Photo of “The Garden” Mural at CIA at Copia

“The Garden” Mural, by Hueman

Over 100 cans of spray paint and 2,700-square-feet of corrugated iron were used to create our vibrant, two-story mural that showcases the concept of “food as art.” Artist Hueman (Allison Tinati) found inspiration in the Copia garden, which she used to create this striking abstract portrait of butter lettuce.

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copper pots

Chuck Williams Culinary Arts Museum

Step into the Chuck Williams Culinary Arts Museum and be transported to another time when the great chefs of Europe were creating beautiful and practical items to make their culinary masterpieces. With more than 4,000 artifacts of specialty cookware, bread baking and culinary tools, appliances, and tableware the exhibit will intrigue and fascinate you.

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wine bottles

The David and Judy Breitstein Collection

This expansive collection of more than 200 bottles was meticulously amassed over decades by David and Judy Breitstein, avid and early collectors of California wine. As founders of the renowned Southern California wine shop, Duke of Bourbon, David and Judy have been California wine devotees for decades and their passion for the subject knows few bounds.

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metal fork in sidewalk

Art Collections

A variety of art can be found throughout the Copia property, including Gordon Huether’s striking “Fork” and “Is that Bob and Margrit” (Mondavi) sculptures. Inside, you can brush up on your Napa wine history in our Wine Hall of Fame, admire the Gutenstein Family Decanter Collection, or view the rotating art exhibits we feature throughout the year.