17th Annual Winnsboro Art & Wine Festival

Winnsboro Center for the Arts (WCA) invites you to raise a glass to the 17th Annual Art & Wine Festival in historic downtown Winnsboro. The event invites guests to stroll through Winnsboro’s charming Cultural District, sampling Texas wines and local culinary treats while enjoying juried artwork and live music. Admission is FREE. Featured Artists The weekend event offers festival-goers a juried showcase featuring paintings, sculptures, jewelry, glasswork, textiles and more from more than 40 regional artists. View oil paintings by Fort Worth artist Bethany Stewart and watercolors by Crowley artist Dan Pomeroy. Discover stunning woodwork from Houston artist Danny McCarty and Kingwood woodturner Ron Martel. Browse handcrafted jewelry by Kerri Lavery Sterin of McKinney and Mary Geisler of Longview. Take in metalwork by Arkansas artist Jennifer Bopp and works from many other talented artists throughout the region. Wine & Culinary Treats Guests can sample wines from nine Texas wineries with tasty culinary treats from several specialty food trucks and vendors. Sip a sparling rosé from Kilgore’s Britt’s Wine, a bold red from Como’s Cicada Ridge Vineyard, a crisp chardonnay from Pittsburg’s Un Sueño Vineyard and a refreshing sangria from Marietta’s Red Road Wines. Food offerings include Grazed and Co.’s “build-your-own” charcuterie, Claudia’s Cravings’ Hibachi-style Japanese-inspired cuisine and Ramsey’s Concessions’ state fair favorites. Guests can also stop by The Caboose Coffee and Breakfast Shop for coffee, pastries and other sweet treats. Live Music The festival’s soundtrack is live music throughout Friday and Saturday, creating the perfect atmosphere as guests enjoy an afternoon of art, wine, shopping and community in downtown Winnsboro. Featured musicians include Sean Scott White, called “2026’s James Taylor” by Americana Highways and the popular Texas duo Kevin Tinney and Chase Glover .