Slow Down. Sip. Stay Awhile.

Saturday, Oct. 10 | 10 a.m.–9 p.m.
Big Creek Winery
1900 Crescentview Road, Pulaski, TN 38478
Free admission | Family friendly

Fall in Giles County wouldn’t be complete without the sights, sounds and flavors of AutumnFest at Big Creek Winery.

On Saturday, Oct. 10, Big Creek Winery invites friends, families and wine lovers to spend a leisurely autumn day at the winery for AutumnFest 2026 — Slow Down. Sip. Stay Awhile.

The winery opens at 10 a.m., and there is no admission charge. Come early, stay for a few hours or settle in for the whole day. AutumnFest is designed to be an easygoing celebration of fall with live music, Tennessee wine, food trucks, activities for the kids and plenty of room to relax.

Three Live Performances

Music begins at 11 a.m. and continues into the evening with three performances offering something a little different throughout the day.

11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. — Hannah Caffey

Hannah Caffey kicks off AutumnFest with the first live performance of the day, setting the tone for a relaxed late morning at the winery.

2:30–5 p.m. — Bryan Wilbourn & Katz Acoustic Review

Bryan Wilbourn & Katz Acoustic Review take over for the afternoon with an acoustic mix of music from different genres and eras. Grab some lunch from a food truck, pour a glass of wine and enjoy the music from beneath the tent, on the patio or out on the lawn.

6–9 p.m. — Box of Rox

As evening arrives, longtime Big Creek Winery favorite Box of Rox takes the stage for the finale.

Formed in South Central Tennessee, Box of Rox has built a loyal following with a crowd-pleasing mix of classic rock, ’70s favorites and country hits from the ’80s and ’90s. Their music has become a favorite with multiple generations of winery concertgoers, and when Box of Rox plays, don’t be surprised to see the winery grounds turn into a dance floor.

They’ll keep the music going until 9 p.m. and bring AutumnFest 2026 to a lively close.

Wine Tastings and Bottles to Enjoy

Guests 21 and older are invited to explore Big Creek Winery’s selection of vineyard and orchard wines.

Wine tastings are free with the purchase of a bottle. Guests who would like to taste without purchasing a bottle may choose eight wines for $10.

Cold bottles are available for purchase to enjoy at the winery, so find a comfortable spot, pour a glass and stay awhile.

Be sure to ask about multibottle discounts if you would like to take some Big Creek Winery favorites home.

Bring Your Appetite — Or Bring a Picnic

Food trucks will be serving throughout the festival, including Two Dames with Dawgs, with additional food information to be announced.

Guests are also welcome to bring their own picnics.

The winery tasting room offers soft drinks, artisan cheeses and snacks for purchase as well.

Bring the Family

AutumnFest isn’t just for the grown-ups.

Bouncy houses will be available beginning at 10 a.m., giving younger visitors something fun to do while the adults relax and enjoy the day.

Big Creek Winery welcomes families and works to provide a comfortable, safe atmosphere where parents, grandparents, children and friends can spend the day together.

Find Your Favorite Spot

There’s no need to rush at AutumnFest.

Tables and chairs are available under the big tent, on the patio and around the winery grounds. Guests are also encouraged to bring their own comfortable lawn chairs or spread out a picnic blanket and enjoy an autumn afternoon outdoors.

Come for Hannah Caffey in the morning. Stay for Bryan Wilbourn & Katz Acoustic Review in the afternoon. Have dinner from a food truck, then get ready to dance when Box of Rox takes the stage.

Or simply find your favorite spot, pour a glass of Big Creek wine and watch the day unfold.

Slow Down. Sip. Stay Awhile.

AutumnFest 2026 Schedule

10 a.m. — Winery opens, AutumnFest begins and bouncy houses open
11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. — Hannah Caffey
2:30–5 p.m. — Bryan Wilbourn & Katz Acoustic Review
6–9 p.m. — Box of Rox
9 p.m. — AutumnFest concludes

Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026
10 a.m.–9 p.m.
Big Creek Winery
1900 Crescentview Road
Pulaski, TN 38478

Admission is free. Families are welcome.