Join Sonoma County Harvest Fair to kick off the season like never before! This fresh and inspired celebration will feature medal-winning wines from well-known beloved wineries along with exciting up and coming producers. Locally made bites from newcomers to Sonoma County’s rich and diverse culinary landscape will also be on full display. Join industry pros and fellow wine and food lovers for a memorable one-night-only celebration. Be among the first to learn which three wineries will take home top honors for the Sweepstakes Wines.

Along with the rare opportunity to witness the unveiling of these winning wines, guests will also taste culinary creations provided by the winning submissions in the Professional Food Competition.

Dress up for this special night out and join your community to salute and honor Sonoma County’s winemakers and culinary artists all under one roof! Ticket go on sale August 1st.

Enjoy the showcase of Japanese arts and culture at Juilliard Park in Santa Rosa. Demonstrations of taiko drumming, folk dance and music, martial arts, Kyogen theater performance, and mochi pounding will be held throughout the day on an outdoor stage or the lawn. The festival will also feature Japanese art and cultural exhibits, clothing, food, children’s activity table, Japanese language booth, origami, and more! Admission is free. Fun for all ages.

Dating back to 1963, when it pioneered as the first tasting open to the public in Napa Valley, this annual event has been a cornerstone of the region’s wine culture and taken place nearly every year. This year’s celebration will be an extraordinary gathering, featuring 60 esteemed wineries, including Heitz Cellar which first poured in 1965 and Burgess, Caymus, Grgich Hills and Schramsberg which have poured since the 1970s.
Wineries from every subsequent decade plus 15 that have never poured before will offer current releases and library wines accompanied by La Saison Napa’s striking seasonal fare.
Additionally, a silent auction featuring a curated selection of wines in regular and large formats will add to the pleasure of the occasion.
What sets this tasting apart is the personal touch, with most wines poured directly by their winemakers, offering enthusiasts a unique opportunity to engage and learn from the experts.
For a complete list of participating wineries and featured wines.

Enjoy a wide variety of unique experiences in wine, food, education and entertainment. A fun-filled spring weekend within Dry Creek Valley, the wine region that hugs back! This year, choose your own adventure over a 3-day program with a Friday ticket and/or 2-day Saturday & Sunday ticket option.  In addition, Wine-derlust Dining Experiences are being released as add-on tickets over the coming months. Think winemakers’ lunches & dinners, blending sessions & more!