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Historic Old Town Spring
130 Spring School Road
Spring Texas 77373
800-653-8696

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Welcome to SpringFest 2012!

Celebrate Texas Wines from More Than 20 Wineries, Art Exhibitors, GO Texan Food Vendors and more in Historic Old Town Spring March 31st & April 1st, 2012

The 14th Annual SpringFest, one of the largest wine exhibition and tasting events in Houston, will take place in Historic Old Town Spring on March 31st & April 1st, 2012. Wine and art enthusiasts are invited to attend this Texas-style event featuring more than 20 local wineries showcasing top Texas wines, original art work, Go Texas food vendors and exhibitions and more! Participating vineyards include: Bernhardt Winery, Calais Winery, Chisholm Trail Winery, Dionisio Winery, Fall Creek Vineyards, Landon Winery, Maydelle Country Wines, Piney Woods Country Winery, Pleasant Hill Winery, Red 55 Winery, Enchanted Manor Winery, Cork This! Winery, Three Dudes Winery, Fairharen Vineyards, Clear Creek Winery, and Los Pinos Ranch Vineyards. The event is open to all ages and is a family-friendly event; Rain or Shine.

The festival is FREE to view the original artists and Go Texas vendors on Saturday and Sunday.  Wine tasting tickets are $20 advance or $25 at the gate and include one commemorative wine glass and five tastings per ticket.  Additional tastings are available for $1 each.  Tickets are available online at www.winefestoldtownspring.com.   Proceeds benefit the Spring Preservation League, a non-profit foundation which is dedicated to the preservation and beautification of Old Town Spring, community projects and maintains contributions to a variety of service organizations.

Parking is $6.00 and a portion of the proceeds goes to the Knights of Columbus.

Rain or Shine! Fun for the entire family!

"SpringFest is fun every year because it gives local wineries a chance to show off some of their best wines." Spring Observer