VALLEY VIEW, Texas — The 8th Annual Valley View Wine Walk is scheduled for 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, in downtown Valley View, with wine tastings, local shopping and a live dueling piano show.
The event will take place around Valley View Town Square at 308 W. Obuch St. General admission includes tastings at participating wineries, shopping with local merchants and specialty vendors, and admission to the Fun Pianos performance scheduled for 8:30 p.m.
The event listing describes the Wine Walk as a fall tradition built around downtown businesses and regional wineries. Organizers say the evening is designed for groups of friends, date nights and residents who want to support local merchants while attending a community event.
VIP tickets include access to a VIP tent, additional premium tastings and complimentary food pairings. General admission guests can purchase food from The Eagles Nest food truck, Blue Bonnet Café & Coffee Bar, Middlebrooks Bar & Grill and Firelight Vineyards Bistro.
The event page lists early-bird general admission at $39.99 through Oct. 16. VIP tickets are listed at $74.99, while day-of tickets are $49.99. Tickets are available through the event’s online purchase page.
The evening’s entertainment will continue after the tastings and shopping with the Fun Pianos show. The schedule gives attendees several ways to participate, whether they plan to sample wine, shop, eat dinner or stay for the music. Residents planning to attend should confirm ticket availability, participating locations and event details with organizers before the event.
Valley View Wine Walk set for Oct. 17 with tastings and live music
VALLEY VIEW, Texas — The 8th Annual Valley View Wine Walk is scheduled for 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, in downtown Valley View, with wine tastings
Share this article
Related Stories
Community
Zak Mirz magic show coming to Gainesville’s State Theater
GAINESVILLE, Texas — Magician Zak Mirz is scheduled to bring his “Kid at Heart” show to Gainesville’s State Theater on Saturday, Sept. 26, according t...
Sep 24, 2026CommunityNCTC lecture marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks
GAINESVILLE, Texas — North Central Texas College marked 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks with a lecture led by Professor Charles Adams, who walked
Sep 18, 2026CommunityGainesville Fire-Rescue Plans 9/11 Remembrance, Blood Drive
Gainesville Fire-Rescue will mark the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 with a remembrance ceremony and community blood drive.
Sep 1, 2026CommunityNTMC Earns US News Recognition; Zoo Tales Debuts
North Texas Medical Center received four out of five stars for patient experience from U.S. News and World Report. Frank Buck Zoo hosted its first...
Aug 25, 2026