The Katz-Moses Woodworkers with Disabilities Fund presents
GraintoGrain
A weekend at Buffalo Trace Distillery where fine woodworking meets fine bourbon. Every seat, bid, and glass raised goes straight into tools and equipment for makers with disabilities.
Ticketing
Choose your weekend
Three ways to be part of it, from a single dinner to the full run of the barrel.
Distillery Tour & Private Tasting
- Private guided tour of Buffalo Trace Distillery
- Meet & greet with Jonathan and Jason at Warehouse J
- Hors d'oeuvres and specialty cocktails (2 max, per BT policy)
- Live music, cornhole, axe throwing, firepit lounge
- Early bidding on silent auction items
Weekend VIP Pass
- Everything in Friday Only, plus after-hours event with Jason & Jonathan
- VIP tasting
- Reserved Saturday dinner seating at Jonathan & Jason's table
- Full access to both days of programming
- KM Tools VIP Schwag Bag
- Priority bidding recognition at the live auction
Charity Dinner
- Distillery & Whiskey Woodcraft guided tour, 11 AM – 3 PM
- Charity dinner at the Elmer T. Lee Clubhouse
- KMWDF mission program, highlight reel, and grantee story
- Live auction, including the whiskey cabinet build
The Itinerary
Friday & Saturday, on the ground
A tour, a table, and a toast — here's how the weekend unfolds at the distillery.
Friday, October 2
VIP Meet & Greet · Warehouse JSaturday, October 3
Distillery Tours & Charity Dinner · Elmer T. Lee ClubhouseWhy This Weekend Exists
Every seat funds a workshop
The Katz-Moses Woodworkers with Disabilities Fund puts real tools, machines, and adaptive equipment into the hands of makers with ADA-recognized disabilities.
Grain to Grain is the fund's flagship weekend: a distillery tour, a shared table, and a live auction, all built around the idea that good craft and good bourbon come from the same patience. Every ticket and every winning bid goes directly toward the fund's grants.
It's hosted at Buffalo Trace, the oldest continuously operating distillery in America, and it's capped at 100 seats on purpose. This is a dinner table, not a convention hall.







