Downtown Campbell 2026 Spring Wine Walk

Downtown Campbell’s 2026 Spring Wine Walk is set for Thursday, April 23, with at least 28 wine stops spread across the downtown district. (downtowncampbell.com) The event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., and check-in starts at 5:45 p.m. outside Water Tower Kitchen at 201 Orchard City Drive, next to the Campbell Water Tower. (downtowncampbell.com) Tickets are listed at $60 per person plus Eventbrite fees on the event page, and each ticket includes a commemorative tasting tumbler for one pour at each winery location. The site says non-drinkers do not need a ticket, but all attendees must bring identification because IDs will be checked. (downtowncampbell.com) Organizers describe the Wine Walk as one of the original South Bay wine walks and one of the few still held at night. The route mixes tasting stops with downtown shops, restaurants, and live bands on the street. (downtowncampbell.com) The event also functions as a fundraiser for the Downtown Campbell Business Association, which says wine walks are its primary way to raise money for year-round events and activities. That puts the April tasting on the same calendar as other 2026 downtown draws, including the June 6 car show listed in the group’s featured-events guide. (downtowncampbell.com 1) (downtowncampbell.com 2) This year’s lineup on the event page includes Ridge Vineyards, Mount Eden Vineyards, La Crema Wines, McGrail Vineyards, J. Lohr Winery, Bargetto Winery, Murphy Goode Winery, and more than 20 other producers. The page says refunds may be requested through the Eventbrite app until the day of the event, minus Eventbrite fees. (downtowncampbell.com) The spring walk is also larger and pricier than the 2025 spring edition, which listed 24-plus tasting stops and tickets at $55 plus fees, with lower advance pricing available before the event. The 2025 page said Downtown Campbell had just begun its 15th year of hosting wine walks. (downtowncampbell.com) For April 23, the pitch is straightforward: arrive before 6 p.m., pick up the tumbler, and walk downtown from tasting stop to tasting stop until 9 p.m. (downtowncampbell.com)