Big things are happening with the 2023 West Virginia Wine & Jazz Festival, and we want to share some important news with you. We are excited to announce that this year’s festival will take place at the Ruby Amphitheater in Hazel Ruby McQuain Park on Saturday, September 30th and Sunday, October 1st.
We had many, many great years at Camp Muffly, but unfortunately, changes had to be made to ensure the longevity of the festival. More information will be coming soon. We can’t wait to see you this fall!
When & Where
September 30th & October 1st, 2023
Hazel Ruby McQuain Park
Saturday 11:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Admission
Admission ($25) includes wine glass, wine tasting (21 and over). Tickets available online or at the door.
No pets, no outside food or drinks permitted.
Wine
Forks of Cheat Winery
Baton Hollow Winery
Lamberts Vintage Wines
Daniels Vineyards
Stone Road Vineyards
West Whitehill Winery
Food
Cupcakerie
Crab Shack Carriba
Curbside Concoctions
Jersey Subs
Lamberts Catering
Pretzel Factory
Stray Cat Chimmie Shack
Vanessa’s Kitchen
Music
Saturday
WVU Jazz Ensemble – 11:00
Dave Braham Trio – 12:30
WVU Faculty Jazz – 2:00
The Bleil Brothers – 3:30
Reggie Watkins Group – 5:00
Sunday
Marshall U Jazz Ensemble – 12:30
Adam Loudin Group – 2:00
Morgantown Jazz IX – 3:30
Jim Miltenberger Jazz Ensemble – 5:00
Artisans
Acquired Taste
Wood burned art by hand coasters, magnets , plaques and more
Barefoot Pottery
Pottery
Hanna Woodworking, LLC
Charcuterie boards made from locally harvested wood
Fossils Jewels & More
Recycled painted bottles with lights, jewelry, glasses
Greg Kullman
Watercolor painting and photograph
Heidi Shinkovich
Jewelry, macrame totes, wall art
Loving WV
T-Shirts
Nativibes
Paintings/bone jewelry
Soulful Spirit Designs
Steampunk jewelry
Springing Art
Marbleized painting on pendants, glasses, tiles
Teresa Gail Designs
hand-made jewelry
The Blaxxmith Shop
Oil & acrylic painting, ornamental art, & metal sculptures
About the Festival
West Virginia Wine and Jazz Fest, Inc. is a nonprofit organization – 501(c)3 status – that seeks to return the proceeds from the annual festival back to the community in various ways. These include endowed scholarships to the WVU School of Music, sponsorship of educational endeavors and classes at WVU, free concerts for area middle/high schools, sponsorship of various student and community organizations that assist with the festival.
Sponsors
