Big Creek Winery

4 More Dinosaur Returns with Classic Rock to Big Creek Winery
2025-09-13 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Chicago) | Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road, Pulaski, TN, 38478, United States
In a return engagement on September 13, 4 More Dinosaur will be presenting a night of Southern and Classic rock at Big Creek Winery in Pulaski that promises to be anything but prehistoric.
Hailing from North Alabama, 4 More Dinosaur is a powerhouse group of four seasoned musicians who have rocked the Tennessee Valley music scene for more than 40 years. Rob Ezell plays rhythm guitar and, along with bass guitarist Jimmy Willis, provides lead and backing vocals. Dean Sharpe on lead guitar and Jerry Petitpas on drums also contribute backing vocals. Self-proclaimed “dinosaurs” ranging in age from 52 to 63, they have played together in various bands for more than 20 years, having met through the vibrant Tennessee Valley music community.
The band’s name might hint at their years of experience, but their sound is fresh, dynamic and guaranteed to get the crowd moving. Southern and Classic rock tunes from the 1960s-1990s are the foundation of 4 More Dinosaur’s repertoire, but they keep a few dance and country favorites on the set list, making them a favorite of all music lovers.
The free concert will take place on the patio and grounds of Big Creek Winery and Tasting Room, located at 1900 Crescentview Road in Pulaski. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the music comfortably. While outside food is welcome, food trucks will be on-site offering hot food to complement the evening.
Cold bottles of wine will be available for purchase and consumption during the concert, along with freshly made cheese from local business Flowers Creamery. This event is family-friendly, welcoming children to enjoy the music and festivities, although wine tasting is reserved for adults 21 and over.
Big Creek Winery also offers a delightful gift shop stocked with wine-related gifts and t-shirts. Special discounts are available for those purchasing three or more bottles, with even greater savings on a full case.
Don’t miss this perfect blend of music, wine and community at Big Creek Winery. Mark your calendars for an evening that promises great tunes, delicious wine and a fantastic atmosphere.

AutumnFest 2025 at Big Creek Winery
2025-10-04 10:00 - 20:00 | Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road, Pulaski, TN, 38478, United States
Celebrate fall at Big Creek Winery’s annual AutumnFest with a full day of wine, food, music and family fun!

Wine tastings begin at 10 a.m.
Bouncy house for kids all day
Brothers Food Bites food truck on-site
Live music starts at 11 a.m.

11 a.m. – Ema Wilbanks
1 p.m. – Becky Priest (Grand Ole Opry performer) with Keith Syler
5 p.m. – Mike Starling & Triple Threat Band (Southern Rock, Classic Rock & Country)

Lawn chairs, picnics and snacks welcome
Soft drinks, artisan cheeses and snacks available in the tasting room

Relax under the big tent or open sky or on our patio and enjoy a beautiful fall evening under the Waxing Gibbous Moon.
More info: bigcreekwinerytennessee.com
Big Creek Winery invites the community to celebrate the season at its annual AutumnFest on Saturday, Oct. 4, at the winery located at 1900 Cresentview Rd. in Pulaski.
The free, family-friendly festival begins at 10 a.m., with wine tastings for 21+ available throughout the day. Children can enjoy an all-day bouncy house, and food will be available for purchase from the Brothers Food Bites food truck.
Live music performances begin at 11 a.m. with singer-songwriter Ema Wilbanks. The music continues at 1 p.m. with acclaimed singer and Grand Ole Opry performer Becky Priest, joined by singer-songwriter Keith Syler. At 5 p.m., Mike Starling and the Triple Threat Band will take the stage for a three-hour set featuring Southern Rock, Classic Rock and Classic Country favorites.
Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and relax under the large tent or on the patio. Picnics and outside snacks are welcome. Additional refreshments, including soft drinks, Flowers Creamery cheeses and other snacks will be available in the winery’s tasting room.
As the day winds down under a Waxing Gibbous Moon, festivalgoers can enjoy a festive evening of music, wine and community spirit.
Admission is free, and all ages are welcome. For more information, visit bigcreekwinerytennessee.com.

AutumnFest 2026
2026-01-16 08:00 - 17:00 | TN
Fall in Giles County wouldn’t be complete without the sights, sounds and flavors of Big Creek Winery’s annual AutumnFest, and this year promises to end on a high note. On Saturday, October 10, the beloved South Central Tennessee cover band Box of Rox returns to the Big Creek Winery stage for an evening performance beginning at 6:30 p.m., closing out a full day of music, wine and family-friendly fun.
AutumnFest 2026 takes place at Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road in Pulaski, and is free to attend. The festival begins at 10 a.m., with wine tastings available for guests 21 and over throughout the day. Visitors can enjoy a bouncy house for kids, food trucks on site, soft drinks, artisan cheeses and snacks available in the tasting room, along with plenty of space to relax under the big tent, on the patio or beneath the open autumn sky.
Live music starts at 11 a.m., featuring three bands throughout the day, and Box of Rox takes the stage at 6:30 p.m.
“Box of Rox has performed at Big Creek Winery several times before, the band has earned a reputation as a fan favorite,” said Big Creek Winery owner Billy Brymer. “Their music seems to draw everyone to their feet and always turns the winery grounds into a lively dance floor.”
Formed in August 2012, Box of Rox hails from the musical heart of South Central Tennessee and delivers a dynamic, crowd-pleasing mix of classic rock, 1970s favorites and the soulful twang of 80s and 90s country. Their sound is inspired by legendary artists such as The Eagles, James Taylor, John Cougar Mellencamp, Fleetwood Mac and more—woven together with rich harmonies, skillful guitar work and driving percussion.
The band’s lineup includes Gary Anderson on vocals, bass guitar, and acoustic guitar; Robert Wakefield on vocals and percussion; and Chad Alexander on vocals, electric guitar, and acoustic guitar, with Walt Robinson rounding out the group as videographer, cowbellist (first chair), and popcorn machine supervisor. Known as much for their sense of humor as their musical talent, Box of Rox delivers an electrifying and fun experience that connects with audiences of all ages.
As daylight fades and the crisp October air settles in, guests are invited to enjoy a glass of Big Creek Winery’s handcrafted wines while soaking in the sounds of live music under the autumn stars – a perfect way to celebrate the season.

Spring Jam 2026 set for May 2 at Big Creek Winery
2026-05-02 10:00 - 21:00 | Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road, Pulaski, TN, 38478, United States
Big Creek Winery invites everyone to celebrate the return of spring at Spring Jam 2026, a free, family-friendly event packed with great wine, live music, delicious food and nonstop fun for all ages.
A Day Full of Flavor and Festivities
The winery opens at 10 a.m., welcoming guests to enjoy wine tastings featuring more than 30 handcrafted vineyard and orchard wines. Wine may be purchased in the tasting room and enjoyed on-site in cozy indoor seating, at outdoor picnic tables, under the large event tent or on the scenic winery patio.
Looking to take some home? Bottles will be available for purchase with multi-bottle discounts, along with a variety of wine gifts, shirts, hats, wine totes and souvenirs.
Live Music All Day
Spring Jam delivers a full day of live entertainment:

11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Hannah Caffey
2 – 4:30 p.m. The Sins Country
6 – 9 p.m. Headliner performance by Bryan Wilbourn & Straight Shot Band, bringing high-energy country and southern-rooted music to close out the night

Delicious Eats and Family Fun
Enjoy mouthwatering meals from Two Dames With Dawgs and Good News Food or feel free to bring your own picnic. The tasting room also offers locally made cheeses, crackers, snacks and soft drinks for purchase.
Families are welcome, and kids will love the two bouncy houses available throughout the day.
Wine tastings are available for guests 21 and older.
Bring your friends, bring the family and join Big Creek Winery for a memorable spring celebration filled with great wine, good food and amazing music.
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Bryan Wilbourn & Straight Shot Band
2026-05-02 18:00 - 21:00 | Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road, Pulaski, TN, 38478, United States
Bryan Wilbourn & Straight Shot Band is the headliner for Big Creek Winery’s SpringJam 2026 on May 2, bringing a high-energy finale that music lovers of all ages will enjoy. Together for 12 years with roots deeply planted in southern music, this family band delivers a sound shaped by generations. The group is made up of Bryan Wilbourn, 51, and his parents Bennie Wilbourn and Kat Wilbourn, a musical family that has been performing for years. Bryan began playing music at just 4 years old, and his heritage runs even deeper with a great, great, great grandfather who was a fiddle player.
Their three-hour set spans nearly every genre of American music except classical, modern country and jazz, creating a lively journey through time that blends nostalgia with crowd-pleasing fun. As the sun sets over the winery, their music will have the audience on their feet dancing and celebrating the day. The band takes the stage at 6 p.m. and plays until 9 p.m., closing out SpringJam with an unforgettable night of music, energy and family tradition.
Bring your lawn chairs, friends, family and even your kids, who can occupy themselves in the bouncy house. Feel free to bring your own picnic or grab a bite from one of our food trucks. We’ll have wine for sale cold by the bottle and wine slushies will be available.

4 More Dinosaur at Big Creek Winery June 6
2026-06-06 18:00 - 21:00 | Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road, Pulaski, TN, 38478, United States
In a return engagement on June 6 beginning at 6 p.m., winery fan favorite band 4 More Dinosaur will be presenting a night of Southern and Classic rock at Big Creek Winery in Pulaski that promises to be anything but prehistoric.
Hailing from North Alabama, 4 More Dinosaur is a powerhouse group of four seasoned musicians who have rocked the Tennessee Valley music scene for more than 40 years. Rob Ezell plays rhythm guitar and, along with bass guitarist Jimmy Willis, provides lead and backing vocals. Dean Sharpe on lead guitar and Jerry Petitpas on drums also contribute backing vocals. Self-proclaimed “dinosaurs” ranging in age from 54 to 65, they have played together in various bands for more than 20 years, having met through the vibrant Tennessee Valley music community.
The band’s name might hint at their years of experience, but their sound is fresh, dynamic and guaranteed to get the crowd moving. Southern and Classic rock tunes from the 1960s-1990s are the foundation of 4 More Dinosaur’s repertoire, but they keep a few dance and country favorites on the set list, making them a favorite of all music lovers.
The free concert will take place on the patio and grounds of Big Creek Winery and Tasting Room, located at 1900 Crescentview Road in Pulaski. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the music comfortably. While outside food is welcome, Rock Steady Food Truck will be on-site offering hot food to complement the evening.
Cold bottles of wine will be available for purchase and consumption during the concert, along with freshly made cheese from local business Flowers Creamery. This event is family-friendly, welcoming children to enjoy the music and festivities, although wine tasting is reserved for adults 21 and over.
Big Creek Winery also offers a delightful gift shop stocked with wine-related gifts and t-shirts. Special discounts are available for those purchasing three or more bottles, with even greater savings on a full case.
Don’t miss this perfect blend of music, wine and community at Big Creek Winery. Mark your calendars for an evening that promises great tunes, delicious wine and a fantastic atmosphere.

Worley Max McKinney to Perform at Big Creek Winery June 20
2026-06-20 18:30 - 21:30 | Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road, Pulaski, TN, 38478, United States
Make plans to attend a special night of music and local storytelling on June 20 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Big Creek Winery.
Giles County native and longtime songwriter Worley Max McKinney will take the stage to share selections from his newest album, The Land of Milk and Honey: Songs and Memories From Giles County, Tennessee. The project features 16 original songs inspired by the people, places and traditions of the county he has called home his entire life.
McKinney, who was raised in the Beech Hill community and educated at Beech Hill School and Martin College, still lives on his farm in the Beech Hill and Frankewing area. His deep connection to Giles County has shaped much of his songwriting over the years, something he fully realized after being invited to headline a Writer’s Night in Knoxville. While preparing for that performance, he discovered just how many of his songs were rooted in his hometown, sparking the idea for an album devoted entirely to Giles County.
The album brings together previously released songs such as “Giles County Christmas,” “Lynnville Girl,” “Out on Beech Hill Road” and “Tennessee Homecoming,” along with new material including “Home to Campbellsville,” “Giles County, Pulaski Post Office,” “The Land of Milk and Honey” and “Safely Home.”
In addition to his work as a performer, McKinney has built a respected career in the Nashville music industry. His songs have been recorded by artists including Conway Twitty, Don Gibson, Moe Bandy, Daryl Singletary, John Wesley Ryles, Neon Cactus and Linda Davis. He also co-wrote “Your Unfailing Love,” which appeared on the Grammy Award-winning album Love Remains by Hillary Scott and the Scott Family.
The June 20 event will feature live performances, stories behind the songs and an opportunity to meet McKinney. CDs of the new album will be available for purchase for $10.
The event is free and open to the public. Families are encouraged to attend.

AutumnFest 2026 Set for Oct. 10
2026-10-10 10:00 - 21:00 | Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road, Pulaski, TN, 38478, United States
Big Creek Winery invites the community to celebrate the season at AutumnFest 2026, a full day of fall fun on Saturday, October 10 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the winery in Pulaski, Tennessee. This free, family-friendly event is open to the public and promises a relaxed day filled with great food, live music and, of course, exceptional wine.
“We are excited to welcome everyone to our annual AutumnFest,” said Billy Brymer, owner of Big Creek Winery. “It’s a wonderful opportunity for the community to come together, enjoy fantastic music, delicious food and our custom-crafted wines in a beautiful fall setting.”
Live music will set the tone throughout the day, with performers taking the stage starting at 11 a.m. The evening highlight begins at 6:30 p.m. when Box of Rox, a longtime favorite among winery concertgoers, delivers the classic hits and crowd-pleasing music loved by three generations.
Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets and relax under the autumn sky. Wine lovers age 21 and over can enjoy tastings featuring more than 30 wines crafted by Big Creek Winery. Families are welcome, and kids will have plenty to enjoy with bouncy houses and other activities available throughout the day.
Two food trucks will be onsite all day, and guests are also welcome to bring their own picnic. The winery gift shop will offer cheese from Flowers Creamery, perfect to pair with a chilled bottle of wine.
“Mark your calendars and join us for an unforgettable day at AutumnFest 2026,” Brymer said. “We look forward to celebrating wine, music and the beauty of autumn with you.”
Join Big Creek Winery on October 10 in Pulaski for AutumnFest 2026 and enjoy a day of family-friendly fun with live music, food trucks, wine tastings and more. Free admission.

Box of Rox Set for Oct. 10 at Big Creek Winery AutumnFest
2026-10-10 18:30 - 21:00 | Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road, Pulaski, TN, 38478, United States
Fall in Giles County wouldn’t be complete without the sights, sounds and flavors of Big Creek Winery’s annual AutumnFest, and this year promises to end on a high note. On Saturday, October 10, the beloved South Central Tennessee cover band Box of Rox returns to the Big Creek Winery stage for an evening performance beginning at 6:30 p.m., closing out a full day of music, wine and family-friendly fun.
AutumnFest 2026 takes place at Big Creek Winery, 1900 Crescentview Road in Pulaski, and is free to attend. The festival begins at 10 a.m., with wine tastings available for guests 21 and over throughout the day. Visitors can enjoy a bouncy house for kids, food trucks on site, soft drinks, artisan cheeses and snacks available in the tasting room, along with plenty of space to relax under the big tent, on the patio or beneath the open autumn sky.
Live music starts at 11 a.m., featuring three bands throughout the day, and Box of Rox takes the stage at 6:30 p.m.
“Box of Rox has performed at Big Creek Winery several times before, the band has earned a reputation as a fan favorite,” said Big Creek Winery owner Billy Brymer. “Their music seems to draw everyone to their feet and always turns the winery grounds into a lively dance floor.”
Formed in August 2012, Box of Rox hails from the musical heart of South Central Tennessee and delivers a dynamic, crowd-pleasing mix of classic rock, 1970s favorites and the soulful twang of 80s and 90s country. Their sound is inspired by legendary artists such as The Eagles, James Taylor, John Cougar Mellencamp, Fleetwood Mac and more—woven together with rich harmonies, skillful guitar work and driving percussion.
The band’s lineup includes Gary Anderson on vocals, bass guitar, and acoustic guitar; Robert Wakefield on vocals and percussion; and Chad Alexander on vocals, electric guitar, and acoustic guitar, with Walt Robinson rounding out the group as videographer, cowbellist (first chair), and popcorn machine supervisor. Known as much for their sense of humor as their musical talent, Box of Rox delivers an electrifying and fun experience that connects with audiences of all ages.
As daylight fades and the crisp October air settles in, guests are invited to enjoy a glass of Big Creek Winery’s handcrafted wines while soaking in the sounds of live music under the autumn stars – a perfect way to celebrate the season.
For full event details, visit bigcreekwinerytennessee.com.
