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The BG Wine Fest will take place at the Historic Railpark, offering a variety of local wines, crafts, and live music. Attendees can enjoy food from food trucks and browse unique handmade items from local artisans. The festival will provide a vibrant atmosphere for all, featuring exciting regional bands and special VIP access for early attendees. This event supports the 100th anniversary of the Railpark and aims to foster community pride and appreciation for local heritage.
Bowling Green, Ky. — The BG Wine Fest is set to return on Saturday, July 12, at the Historic Railpark, offering attendees a range of wines to taste, local crafts, and live music performances. This popular event, sanctioned and partnered with the Kentucky Wine Association, promises an exciting day celebrating the region’s local offerings.
The festival will showcase 12 different wines, allowing visitors to explore various selections from local vineyards. In addition to wine tasting, attendees can enjoy food from several food trucks, which will feature both local favorites from Bowling Green and options from out of town. The event will also include 10 artist and craft shops where guests can browse and purchase unique handmade items, including jewelry.
The BG Wine Fest aims to create an enjoyable atmosphere combining wine, food, shopping, and live music. Regional bands will perform throughout the day, enhancing the festive spirit and providing entertainment for all attendees. To add to the experience, the first 500 guests to arrive will receive a complimentary wine tote and wine glass.
To streamline attendance, the festival offers a VIP ticket option, allowing early access to the event; VIP ticket holders can enter starting at 11 a.m., while general ticket holders can gain entry at noon. This structure helps manage the flow of visitors and improves the overall festival experience.
In preparation for this year’s festival, significant planning and collaboration with sponsors and donors have taken place over the past year. Jessica Warren, the Development Director at the Railpark, indicated that organizing such an event is a long-term endeavor, with planning for future festivals commencing soon after the current one concludes. In fact, the dates for the next BG Wine Fest have already been set for 2026, signifying a commitment to making this event a recurring attraction for the community.
As the Historic Railpark celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, proceeds from the BG Wine Fest will support the ongoing maintenance and preservation of this historical landmark. This connection to local heritage adds another layer of significance to the festival, inviting attendees to appreciate not only fine wines but also the history encapsulated within the Railpark.
Tickets for the BG Wine Fest are available for purchase through the Historic Railpark’s website, allowing visitors to secure their spot for this exciting event. As anticipation builds for the festival, the community prepares for a lively day filled with culture, entertainment, and a strong sense of local pride.
The BG Wine Fest stands as a highlight of the summer calendar for Bowling Green, drawing both residents and visitors together to celebrate local talents and tastes. The combination of various elements—wine tasting, unique crafts, delicious food, and live music—ensures that the festival remains a beloved tradition within the region.
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