The Atlanta Food and Wine Festival 2023 is happening the third weekend of September. If you love the very best in Southern cuisine, you don’t want to miss this.
Like last year, festival events will take place all across the city, but the main hub will be at Historic Fourth Ward Park. Attendees can enter at the park’s’ Northern Entrance on 665 North Ave NE across the street from Ponce City Market.
Atlanta Food and Wine Festival: Here’s What To Know Before You
Want to know what’s new and back again this year? Keep reading!
Tasting Tents
As always, the all-inclusive Tasting Tents at Historic Old Fourth Ward Park will be in effect. For a good time and meal, come and find your favorite chef and try the offerings.
Rep Your State BBQ Southern Showdown
On Saturday, you won’t want to miss the Rep Your State BBQ Southern Showdown, where you get to vote on your favorite mouth-watering version of barbecue.
Publix Culinary Demo
There will also be some instructional cooking going on as you learn from the greats at the Publix Culinary Demo Stage!
One of the city’s best food events, the Atlanta Food and Wine Festival once again promises to be a flavorful blast.
How Much Do Tickets Cost?
Tickets for the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival range between $85 to $125. Each ticket will include:
- Unlimited food
- Wine and beer cocktails
- All-day entertainment
When Is Atlanta Food & Wine Festival?
The Atlanta Food and Wine Festival’s main draw, the Tasting Tents, are happening this year on Wednesday, September 20 through Sunday, September 24. The complete event covers four days of food-related experiences.
- Tasting Tents: Saturday, September 17-Sunday, September 18
- Intimate Brunches, Lunches & Dinners: September 15-18
- Sliced: Thursday, September 15
- Cluck’d – A Chicken & Cocktail Soiree: Friday, September 16
Final Word
Among the city’s best festivals, the event is shaping up to be Atlanta’s premiere food festival with a focus on Georgia-grown talent.
Foodies will also get to enjoy a slate of dishes from the most beloved participating chefs around the South.
The festival is speedily approaching this year. If you’re planning on going to this year’s reimagined event, here’s everything you need to know.
