September is a great month for food and wine enthusiasts, as many cities and regions host festivals celebrating the best in culinary and viticultural delights. From the Pacific Northwest to California wine country, there are plenty of events to choose from. Here are five food and wine festivals to add to your calendar this September.

  1. Feast Portland (Portland, Oregon)
    Feast Portland is a four-day festival featuring food and drink from some of the top chefs, winemakers, and brewers in the Pacific Northwest. The festival includes a variety of events, from a grand tasting featuring over 80 restaurants and 50 wineries, to intimate dinners and hands-on classes.
  2. Sonoma Wine Country Weekend (Sonoma, California)
    Sonoma Wine Country Weekend is a three-day festival celebrating the region’s wine, food, and culture. The event includes a grand tasting featuring over 200 wineries and chefs, as well as exclusive wine and food pairings, vineyard tours, and live entertainment.
  3. Music City Food + Wine Festival (Nashville, Tennessee)
    Music City Food + Wine Festival is a two-day event celebrating Nashville’s vibrant food and music scene. The festival includes tastings from over 80 local restaurants and breweries, cooking demonstrations, and live music performances.
  4. Euphoria Food, Wine & Music Festival (Greenville, South Carolina)
    Euphoria Food, Wine & Music Festival is a four-day event featuring top chefs, winemakers, and musicians from across the country. The festival includes wine seminars, cooking classes, and live music performances, as well as a grand tasting featuring over 70 local and national restaurants and wineries.
  5. Wine Over Water (Chattanooga, Tennessee)
    Wine Over Water is a six-day event featuring wine and food from local and regional chefs and winemakers. The festival includes wine dinners, tastings, and seminars, as well as the signature Wine Over Water Wine Tasting, where guests can sample over 300 wines from around the world while enjoying stunning views of the Tennessee River.

In conclusion, if you’re a food and wine enthusiast, September is the perfect time to attend one of these festivals and indulge in the best culinary and viticultural offerings. From Portland to Sonoma, there’s something for everyone. So, pack your bags and get ready to sip and savor at one of these top food and wine festivals this September.

Park in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Pedestrian bridge, trees, green grass. Taken across the river from the Tennessee Aquarium.
Park in Chattanooga, Tennessee