19th Annual Walkin’ on Main Returns to Cottonwood November 8th
The City of Cottonwood’s premier festival to shut down streets for family friendly event honoring veterans, featuring local wine, classic cars, live music, and local artisans
(COTTONWOOD, Ariz.) – The iconic festival, Walkin’ on Main, will be returning to the historic streets of Old Town Cottonwood on Saturday, November 8, 2025 from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. for its 19th year.
The family friendly festival – sponsored by the City of Cottonwood and the Verde Valley Wine Consortium – will transform the city streets to celebrate Veteran’s Day with a full day of festivities, including a classic car show, wine tasting (all vets receive an additional two tasting tickets), a full lineup of live music (featuring Local Honey and The Well Dressed Wolves), dog adoptions and a variety of local vendors – all set amongst the shops, boutiques, tasting rooms and galleries lining the streets of historic Cottonwood.
“This is one of the city’s most widely attended events, where we can showcase all that Cottonwood has to offer to visitors from across the state,” said Paula Woolsey, festival organizer. “From classic cars and live music to local wine and artists, there is something for everyone in the family to enjoy.”
The 19th annual event is FREE to attend, with a cost only associated with the purchase of
wine tasting tickets (available in advance or at the door). Hosted by the Verde Valley Wine Consortium, oenophiles will be able to enjoy wines from the following local vineyards and wineries:
• Alcantara Vineyards
• Arizona Stronghold Vineyards
• Caduceus Cellars/Four Eight Winery
• Cove Mesa Vineyards
• Da Vines Vineyard
• Laramita Cellars
• Page Springs Cellars
• Oak Creek Vineyards
Wine tasting tickets are available for purchase online (at the early-bird rate of $20 for 6 tasting tickets) at BY CLICKING ON THIS LINK, or at the door day-of for $25 (all veterans will receive 2 additional tasting tickets).
For more information and a full lineup of entertainment, wineries, artists and vendors, visit www.azwom.com.
