Enter to Win Tickets: Charleston Fall Wine Festival – Oct. 12

Enter below to win a pair of tickets to the Charleston Fall Wine Festival on Saturday, Oct. 12 at the Charleston Harbor Cruise Terminal. Enjoy 50+ wines, beer, live music and a DJ in an awesome indoor/outdoor venue right on the water! Tickets include entry, entertainment, souvenir acrylic wine glass and all wine and beer samples. Tickets are on sale now - $45 advance, $50 after Oct. 3, $60 day of event. Photo: Mix 95.9/Charleston Wine Festivals


Win Tickets to the Charleston Fall Wine Festival!
Oct. 12 | Charleston Harbor Cruise Terminal

Enter below to win a pair of tickets to the Charleston Fall Wine Festival on Saturday, Oct. 12 at the Charleston Harbor Cruise Terminal. Enjoy 50+ wines, beer, live music and a DJ in an awesome indoor/outdoor venue right on the water! Tickets include entry, entertainment, souvenir acrylic wine glass and all wine and beer samples.

Tickets are on sale now – $45 advance, $50 after Oct. 3, $60 day of event.

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