Arizona’s wine scene is raising its glass this season with festivals that are all about good pours, good bites, and even better weekends. Between October and November, you’ll find everything from intimate tastings in wine country to big nights out under stadium lights. So grab your calendar and mark these dates because Arizona’s fall wine season is one you won’t want to miss.
Uncorked Wine Festival
Scottsdale, AZ | October 11, 2025
Kicking off the season is Uncorked Wine Festival at Salt River Fields, where the setting is as bold as the pours. With over 100 wines and bubblies to sample, food trucks serving crowd favorites, and a DJ spinning into the night, it’s a party for your palate. Ticket tiers range from General Admission ($65) for three hours of tasting to VIP ($100) with early access, high-end wineries, and even batting practice on the field. Just keep in mind it’s 21+ only, and proceeds support AZ Small Dog Rescue—wine that’s good for the soul and for pups.
Willcox Wine Country Fall Festival
Willcox, AZ | October 18 – 19, 2025
Next stop: Arizona wine country itself. The Willcox Wine Country Fall Festival brings together more than 50 artisans, food vendors, and local wineries for a two-day celebration in the heart of the state’s vineyard region. Wine tasting packages start at $20 (5 tastings + commemorative glass) and go up to $35 for 10 pours, with presale discounts available. There’s also a winemakers dinner on Saturday night for those who like their wine paired with a four-course meal. Between the volcanic soil and cool desert nights, Willcox wines have a flavor all their own, making this festival a wine country experience that’s hard to beat.
Kierland Fine Art & Wine Fall Festival
Scottsdale, AZ | November 1 – 2, 2025
North Scottsdale’s Kierland Commons sets the stage for this fusion of fine art and Arizona wines. Admission and parking are free, with wine tasting packages starting at $30 pre-sale for 10 tastings and a commemorative glass. Beer lovers aren’t left out either—$20 nets you 10 craft beer samples. The streets of Kierland will be lined with art booths, live music, and gourmet bites to keep the energy flowing all weekend. Think of it as gallery-hopping, but with a wine glass in hand.
WestWorld Art & Wine Experience
Scottsdale, AZ | November 8 – 9, 2025
Rounding out the season is the WestWorld Art & Wine Experience, running alongside the Scottsdale Bentley Polo Championships. Between polo matches and luxury displays, you’ll find 100 juried artists, 20 wineries, and live music spread across the polo grounds. Tasting packages start at $35 pre-sale and include 10 pours plus a keepsake glass. It’s equal parts art show, wine tasting, and social scene—all in one polished Scottsdale weekend.
Scottsdale Wine Trail
Scottsdale, AZ | Year-round
If you can’t make it to the festival dates or just want a more flexible option, the Scottsdale Wine Trail is perfect for wine lovers looking to explore at their own pace. Using the official Wine Trail Passport ($5), you can enjoy $2 off tastings at participating wineries, including AZ Stronghold, Aridus Wine Co., Carlson Creek, LDV Winery, Los Milics, Salvatore Vineyards, and The Wine Collective. The trail is just 0.6 miles long, making it easy to walk between tasting rooms while popping into local shops along the way. Passport holders can take their time, visiting locations across multiple days if they like, and groups of 6 or more are advised to call ahead for reservations. The vibe is casual and relaxed—perfect for a self-guided wine adventure in Old Town Scottsdale.
Plan Your Perfect Wine Weekend
Arizona wine festivals offer more than tastings—they’re full experiences to explore, relax, and savor the season. Staying nearby makes it easy to enjoy each festival fully, and GoodNight Stay’s homes provide the perfect place to unwind after a day of vineyards, art, and music. Be sure to check out our Specials page to see if we’re offering any discounts for your travel dates!
