Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to the 2nd Annual Whiskey, Wine & Blues Festival! We want you to have an incredible experience. Please review the information below to help you prepare for a day filled with great music, food, and unforgettable entertainment.

What is included with my ticket?

Admission includes event entry, live music and DJ entertainment, chef food tastings, and a complimentary souvenir tasting cup. Alcoholic beverage tastings are included with eligible ticket types.

Is there an age requirement?

Yes. This is a 21+ event. All guests must present a valid, government-issued photo ID for entry and alcohol tastings. No children, infants, strollers, or pets are permitted. 

Are Designated Driver tickets available?

Yes. A limited number of Designated Driver tickets will be available for guests who do not wish to participate in alcohol tastings. These tickets include event entry, entertainment, and food tastings but do not include alcoholic beverage tastings. Designated Driver tickets must be purchased with at least one full-price ticket.

Will food and water be available?

Yes! Food vendors will offer meals, desserts, and non-alcoholic beverages for purchase. Bottled water will also be available throughout the festival.

Can I buy tickets at the gate?

If the event or a specific ticket type sells out online, additional tickets will not be available at the gate. We strongly recommend purchasing tickets in advance.

Are tickets refundable?

All ticket sales are final and non-refundable.

What is the bag and security policy?

For everyone's safety, no outside food or beverages, coolers, weapons, tents/canopies, or glass containers are permitted. Clear bags are required; clutches 5" x 9" or smaller are permitted. All bags and folding chairs are subject to security inspection upon entry.

What happens if it rains?

The festival is a rain-or-shine event. Please dress appropriately for the weather.

What happens if someone becomes intoxicated?

For everyone's safety, staff and security will monitor alcohol consumption. Guests who become excessively intoxicated may be denied additional service or asked to leave without a refund.