Live Music And Local Wines Highlight This Year’s GrapeFest

Every fall, Grapevine, Texas, transforms into the heart of Texas wine country, and 2025 is no exception. The 39th Annual GrapeFest Wine Festival runs September 11-14, 2025, bringing four days of wine, food, music, and family fun to the historic streets of Grapevine. If you love wine, arts and crafts festivals, live music, and just relaxing with friends, then GrapeFest 2025 is for you.

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A Texas-Sized Celebration of Wine

Billed as the largest wine festival in the Southwest, GrapeFest is a chance to sip and sample from wineries across Texas and beyond. Visitors can stroll through tasting tents, discover new favorites, and learn more about the growing Lone Star wine industry. It’s a tradition that brings together wine lovers, casual samplers, and families looking for a fun weekend getaway.

Live Entertainment You Don’t Want to Miss

This year’s live music lineup is one of the most exciting yet. On Thursday and Friday, the main stage rocks with Little Queen, a powerhouse Heart and Fleetwood Mac tribute band. On Saturday, the groove continues with The Texas Gypsies and the swinging sounds of Trey & the Tritones. Expect a mix of nostalgia, energy, and pure Texas flair to keep the crowds dancing well into the night.

More Than Just Wine

While the wine may be the star, GrapeFest has plenty more to offer. Families will find carnival rides, kid-friendly activities, and local vendors selling everything from handcrafted goods to festival food favorites. Add in the signature GrapeStomp competition, arts and crafts, and a marketplace full of Texas-made treasures, and it’s clear why GrapeFest has become a must-attend tradition for nearly four decades.

Plan Your Trip

Mark your calendars now for September 11-14, 2025, in downtown Grapevine. With live entertainment, award-winning wines, and activities for all ages, the 39th Annual GrapeFest promises to be one of the biggest celebrations in Texas this fall.

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