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VERDE VALLEY WINE FESTIVAL
VERDE VALLEY WINE FESTIVAL Event Description
On Saturday, May 9, 2026, from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m., the Verde Valley Wine Festival will be returning for its 8th year. Wine enthusiasts from near and far will gather to celebrate the best of Arizona’s burgeoning wine industry. In addition to the 22 wineries in attendance, festival-goers will also be able to enjoy local beer, spirits, food from local eateries, shopping with artisans and live music – all within the charming atmosphere of Riverfront Park. 1284 E River Front Rd, Cottonwood, AZ 86326
Attendees can enjoy the beauty of Riverfront Park while sipping on a glass of wine, dining on great local cuisine, and exploring unique creations from artisan vendors. Plus, live entertainment by Mr. Hugh Mungus, Muddy Rabbit and the Infamous Naughty Bits, will add to the festive atmosphere, making it a perfect way for families to celebrate Moms and enjoy the day together!
Early Bird tickets purchased on this site are $20 person (must be 21yrs to purchase these tickets) they include a commemorative wine glass with 6 tasting tickets. Tickets purchased day of at the event will available at the Box Office day-of for $25 a person. Gerneral Admssion Tickets (non-drinkers) are available for $10 a person at the Box Office day of the event. Children under 18yrs no charge.
NO PETS PLEASE
SERVICE ANIMALS ONLY
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VERDE VALLEY WINE FESTIVAL Where & When
- Location: 1284 E River Front Rd, Cottonwood, AZ 86326
- Event Date: 2026/05/09 11:00:00 AM (Saturday)
Number 1- I was shocked there were no Ubers …anywhere. We walked here and hoped to grab an uber back to downtown. Nope. None. While not the fault of the festival, I thought it was super strange to not have anything available if people over indulged. It was so hot that we just busted out our tastes and left within an hour. The tastings were tiny. Very tiny. And only 6 tickets-with no ability to buy more tickets. That is strange in my opinion. I’ve never been to a wine event where I can’t buy more wine. I wish it had more shade…the shaded areas were taken very quickly. Oh. And BIG pet peeve…people who waited to purchase their tickets at the event jumped ahead of the line, while those of use who pre paid had to wait in a very long line to check in. We won’t make that mistake again. The entry was super bottlenecked as well. They all told us to have IDs out but nobody checked them. Not sure if it was worth it, to be honest. What happened to cottonwood being a cute little wine tasting town? Seems like so many have left.
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