On March 8-10, the Culinary Village at Charleston Wine and Food Festival 2024 is where you and your friends will want to be, offering more ways to play than ever before. Picture more than 60 wine exhibitors, dozens of cocktail demonstrations, our first-ever Zero Proof beverage garden, more than 100 food tastings, and scores of places to shop, learn, play, and chill. Come for a day or linger for all three. VIP tickets get you all this and MORE perks that elevate your experience with amped-up flavors and exclusive activations in our dedicated VIP spaces.
Sip
Immerse yourself in the ultimate display of top-tier beverages, from wine and cocktails to a variety of brews. The NEW Zero Proof Garden and the return of the Rosé Garden add refreshing twists to your tasting experience.
Savor
Indulge in a spectrum of culinary delights, from nibbles to full noshes. Sample chefy bites from Snack Shacks, enjoy larger portions at Foodies Kitchens, and catch live demonstrations at the Main Demo Stage.
Play
Adults play, too, and Culinary Village abounds with spaces and places to let loose and rediscover the spirit of your inner child. Get ready to boogie down at the fan favorite Silent Disco, and jive as you listen to live music from local and regional musicians, including the Psycodelics, the Yacht Club, and others.
Connect
The Culinary Village brings to life a community overflowing with the best of the best people (yes, you!). Expect sightings of your fave chef and bev pros as you venture to one of our four culinary demonstration stages. After getting a front row seat for the action, head over to the Pod Café where you can meet your favorite book authors and get your books signed, catch a live podcast interview, or hang with friends (known or not known yet) over a cup of coffee.
Ready to savor every moment? Early bird pricing ends January 31.
Buy your tickets today!
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