Get ready to chowdown at the Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival 2024

Cowtown’s premiere foodie event will span four days with delicious bites, drinks, and good company.

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The foodie event will span four days with delicious bites and drinks. | Photo provided by FWFWF

What’s better than a weekend full of good food, drinks, and company? A festival that includes all three. The Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival (FWFWF) returns to the Heart of the Ranch at Clearfork for four delicious days and nights from Thursday, April 4 to Sunday, April 7.

Dine under the stars at the Heart of the Ranch at Clearfork.

Photo by Nancy Farrar via FWFWF

🎟️ Tastiest tickets in town

FWFWF will showcase bites from local chefs along with 100+ wines, craft beers, and spirits. Bonus: Your ticket covers all the food and beverages you can (responsibly) consume.

Go all in with The Weekender pass that gets entry to all events with early access.

Thursday, April 4
Tacos + Tequila | 8-10 p.m. | $55 | Come out of your shell at this event — we think the name speaks for itself.

Friday, April 5
The Main Event | 6:30-9 p.m. | $135 | Peruse 100+ vendors featuring small plates from local chefs paired with endless beer, wine, and cocktail samples.

Saturday, April 6
Rise + Dine | 12-2:30 p.m. | $65 | Taste and sip your way through this brunch-themed event.

Burgers, Brews + Blues | 6:30-9 p.m. | $85 | Enjoy live music as you flip out over burger and beer samples — plus, vote for your favorites.

Sunday, April 7
Ring of Fire | 2-5 p.m. | $85 | Smoked meats + open-flame cooking will accompany live music and drink samples.

Note: Sorry kids, this festival is adults-only (21+). Pets, except for service animals, are not permitted.

The plates may be small, but the flavor profiles are huge.

Photo via FWTtoday staff

💰 Community impact

The event will benefit the Fort Worth Food + Wine Foundation , a nonprofit that raises funds for local grant programs and culinary scholarships. So far, the foundation has raised $325,000 to support culinary students from Fort Worth.

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Rebecca is based outside of Dallas, TX and joined 6AM City as a launch editor for FTWtoday. She was born and raised in North Texas, and produced newscasts across the country for three years before returning to Dallas to work on the Good Day morning show. She loves being outdoors with her dog + trying new restaurants around town.