Acworth Beer And Wine Fest: Date, Time, Info

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If you want some downhome cookin’, live music and good times, there’s only one place to be this weekend: The Acworth Beer & Wine Fest.

The event features 100 beers, wines, mimosas, live music, and food for sale in Acworth, Georgia. Festivities kick off Saturday, Nov. 1 at 1 p.m. and will run until 5 p.m.

Acworth Beer & Wine Fest: Everything you need to know

The Acworth Beer & Wine Fest is a 21 and over event and no pets are allowed. It will take place in downtown Acworth.

Here’s what it costs to enter:

  • $45 (advance)
  • $50 (after Oct. 23)
  • $55 at the gate
  • First 500 tickets sold online are just $35!

Buy tickets here

Where Will The Acworth Beer & Wine Fest Take Place?

The Acworth Beer & Wine Fest will take place at Logan Farm Park, 4405 Cherokee St, Acworth, GA. Here is a map to help you find it.

Final Word

As the city lights up with yet another special event this weekend, remember: Safe driving is the real treat. For more tips on navigating safely around the city, read our Atlanta Traffic Guide.

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