Westside Wing Festival at Grove Park: Time, Date, Info

The Westside Wing Festival at Grove Park is set to take place Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023 in Atlanta. The event is one of Atlanta’s best festivals.

The Westside Wing Festival at Grove Park is Atlanta’s most winging-est festival to date. Attendees will be able to find all types of chicken wings to feast on this Atlanta weekend.

Westside Wing Festival: Everything you need to know

Atlanta’s Official Westside Wing Festival hosted by the Grove Park Neighborhood Association will bring together greater westside neighborhoods for friendly but fierce competition. Join for a gathering of the best amateur chefs representing some of Westside’s most historic communities putting up their BEST to be judged by you!

Tickets start at $40.

Date and Time:

Saturday, September 23 · 2 – 9pm EDT
Location:
Westside Reservoir Park

FREE and Open to the Public

  • Live Music and Performances
  • Artist Showcases
  • Local, Community Resource Vendors.

The Grove Park Neighborhood Association hosts this special event to bring awareness and resources to the restoration efforts of Proctor Creek and surrounding communities.

Here are some of the details of the Westside Wing Festival offerings:

  • The Starter Pack *EARLY BIRD* $40
    5 Wings (plus FIVE “Best of the West” wing votes)
  • The Bankhead Basket *EARLY BIRD* $60
    10 wings & 2 Beers (plus TEN “Best of the West” wing votes)
  • The Big Boi *EARLY BIRD* $100
    20 Wings and 4 Beers (plus TWENTY “Best of the West” wing

Final Bite

As for eateries below I-20, these Southside Atlanta restaurants have developed quite a following.
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