Tri-Cities Wine Festival

When

Saturday, November 14, 2026⚠ Dates to be confirmed — verify with the organizer.

Where

Kennewick, WA, US · Eastern Washington

Admission

$60 per person

Cadence

annual

The Tri-Cities Wine Festival is one of Washington's longest-running wine events, celebrating 45 years of Columbia Valley winemaking. Held at the Three Rivers Convention Center, 40+ wineries and beverage producers pour alongside complimentary appetizers and live entertainment, with proceeds benefiting Bikes for Tikes.

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U-pick farms nearby

Cluster Flock Farms

U-pick · Jun–Sep

Husum

Pickable now

🍇GrapesMixed

Hillside vineyard and flower farm along the White Salmon River with u-pick flower bouquets and wine grapes in season.

Stutzman Ranch

U-pick · Jun–Sep

Wenatchee · Daily 9am–3:30pm when fruit is available

Pickable now

🍒CherriesPeaches🍎Apples🍐PearsNectarines🍇Grapes

Fourth-generation Wenatchee orchard with roots to 1907, offering u-pick cherries, peaches, apples, pears, nectarines, and grapes from June through September.

Terra Valley Farms

U-pick · Jun–Sep

Monroe · Seasonal; check website for current availability

Pickable now

🍓StrawberriesRaspberriesBlueberries🍇GrapesMixed

A 20-acre Tualco Valley farm offering u-pick strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, grapes, cucumbers, and cut flowers from June through September.

Cherry Shack Orchard

U-pick · Jun–Oct

Colbert

Pickable now

🍒CherriesApricotsPeaches🍎Apples🍐Pears🍑Plums🍇GrapesNectarines🍅Tomatoes🌶Chiles🌽Corn🎃Pumpkins

A diverse Green Bluff orchard and farm offering u-pick cherries, peaches, apricots, apples, pears, plums, grapes, and a full range of vegetables and pumpkins.

Hansen's Green Bluff Orchard

U-pick · Jul–Oct

Colbert · Daily 9am–5pm during season

🍒CherriesRaspberriesPeachesBlueberriesBlackberries🍇Grapes🍎Apples

Opens Jul

Full-season orchard at the entrance to Green Bluff Road in Colbert with u-pick cherries, raspberries, peaches, blueberries, blackberries, grapes, and apples.

West Valley U-Pick

U-pick · Jul–Oct

Yakima

🍎ApplesBlueberriesPeaches🍐Pears🍇GrapesRaspberries🍅TomatoesPluots🎃Pumpkins

Opens Jul

One of the widest u-pick selections in the valley — blueberries, peaches, pears, apples, grapes, pluots, and more. Visitors can also press their own apple cider with purchased apples.

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