Sip, Stroll, and Savor: Kierland Fine Art & Wine Festival Returns to Scottsdale
January 22, 2026
January 22, 2026
This two-day celebration is a must-visit for anyone who loves world-class art, award-winning local wines, and the vibrant outdoor lifestyle that makes Scottsdale so special.
What to Expect
Stroll down Main Street and discover 150 internationally recognized artists showcasing their work in mediums ranging from painting, glass, and mixed media to bronze, clay, and wood sculptures. You’ll also enjoy live music, gourmet treats like artisan cheeses, charcuterie, and chocolates, and the upscale dining options throughout Kierland Commons.
A First for 2026: Barrel Tastings
For the first time ever, the festival will feature barrel tastings, giving wine lovers a behind-the-scenes look at the aging process. Sample differently aged wines and chat directly with the winemakers about their craft — a true treat for both novices and seasoned wine enthusiasts.
Wineries to Watch
Fourteen of Arizona’s top wineries will be pouring their finest selections. Those offering barrel tastings are noted below:
1764 Vineyards (Barrel Tasting)
Birds & Barrel Vineyards (Barrel Tasting)
Carlson Creek Vineyard
Keeling Schaefer Vineyards (Barrel Tasting)
Soaring Wines (Barrel Tasting)
Strive Vineyards
Da Vines Vineyard
Page Springs Cellars (Barrel Tasting)
Vino Stache Winery
Omphalos Winery
RuBrix Wines
Su Vino Winery
Skyhaven
Old Pueblo Cellars
Admission & Tasting Packages
Entry to the festival is FREE, and wine tasting packages are available online or at the gate, ranging from $20–$45 per person. Packages include a commemorative wine glass and tasting tickets, with barrel tastings requiring 2–4 tickets per pour. Beer tasting packages are also available.
Whether you’re a Scottsdale local or visiting for the weekend, the Kierland Fine Art & Wine Festival is the perfect opportunity to explore stunning art, sip exceptional wines, and enjoy a fun-filled day outdoors.
For more details or to purchase tasting packages, visit Kierland Commons Festival or Vermillion Promotions.
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