Savannah announces Hostess City Food and Wine Fest
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SAVANNAH, Ga. () — The 2025 Hostess City Food and Wine Fest Savannah, a thrilling new culinary experience in coastal Georgia, is set to happen this November.

This premier festival will feature the Coastal Empire’s finest in food and drinks. The afternoon promises a memorable mix of flavors, music, and community at one of Savannah’s picturesque waterfront locations. Attendees can indulge in limitless tastings from leading chefs, renowned restaurants, and skilled beverage craftsmen. Among the participants are Ardsley Station, Husk, Common Restaurant, Zunzi’s, Wexford, Plant Riverside District, A Taco Affair, Perry Lane, Archer Roose Wines, and many more.

Offering a range from fresh coastal cuisine to classic Lowcountry dishes, wines, and inventive cocktails, this thrilling culinary event is sure to satisfy all tastes.

Event organizer Erica Baskin, who is also the director of events at Connect Savannah, said, “This exciting new culinary event will offer a feast for the senses, featuring fresh coastal fare, classic Savannah cuisine, top wines and creative cocktails. We can’t wait to host Savannah’s ultimate celebration of food, wine and Southern spirit at Eastern Wharf this fall.”

Get your tickets here. Be sure to click on HOSTESS CITY FOOD & WINE FEST SAVANNAH.

A portion of every ticket sold will be donated to Gillard & Company to support young adults who are aging out of Georgia’s foster care system, helping prevent them from falling into homelessness and empowering them to succeed.

The Hostess City Food and Wine Festival is open to adults 21 and older. No pets or glass allowed. This event will take place rain or shine.

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