WINE & WALLEYE FESTIVAL
JULY 25-27TH, 2025
WINE & WALLEYE FESTIVAL JULY 25-27TH, 2025
THANK YOU
WINERIES!
Experience Ohio-grown wines at Wine & Walleye Festival 2025!
FRIDAY, JULY 25
SCHEDULE
STREET FAIRE: 4-9:00PM
FOP FISH TENT: 4-9:00PM
LIMITED WINE TENT: 4-9:00PM
ROTARY BEER TENT: 4-10:00PM
GUPPY RUN: 7:00PM
FRIDAY MAIN STAGE MUSIC
6:00-9:00PM Rob Lundi Acoustic Project
SATURDAY, JULY 26
SCHEDULE
FISHING TOURNAMENT: 5am -2:30PM
STREET FAIRE: Noon-9:00PM
FOP FISH TENT: Noon-9:00PM
WINE TENT: Noon-9:00PM
ROTARY BEER TENT: Noon-10:00PM
FISH TOURNAMENT AWARDS: 4:00PM Public Dock
LIGHTED BOAT PARADE: 9:00PM Bridge
FIREWORKS: Immediately following Boat Parade
SATURDAY MAIN STAGE MUSIC
12:00-2:00PM Melissa & Mitch
2:30-4:30PM Amy Varckette
5:00-7:00PM Maria Petti
7:30-9:30PM Highway 11
SATURDAY WINE GARDEN
12:00-2:30PM Eric Butler
3:00-5:30PM Paul Pira Acoustic
6:00-8:30PM Two Kings Duo
SUNDAY, JULY 27
SCHEDULE
STREET FAIRE: Noon-5:00PM
FOP FISH TENT: Noon-5:00PM
WINE TENT: Noon-5:00PM
ROTARY BEER TENT: Noon-5PM
BOAT PARADE AWARDS: 1:00PM
SUNDAY MAIN STAGE
12:30-2:30PM Eric Andrews Basement Recordings
3:00-5:00PM Huffman Acoustic
SUNDAY WINE GARDEN
12:00-2:15PM Michael Barwolf
2:45-5:00PM Mike’s Acoustic Tunes
*Alan Gustafson (Sound / Lights)
July 25, 26 & 27, 2025
Wine & Walleye Festival
Located in the heart of the Historic Ashtabula Harbor since 2008, the annual Wine & Walleye Festival is expected to bring nearly 20,000 people to Bridge Street in celebration of two Northeast Ohio staples: Wine and Walleye!
LIGHTED BOAT PARADE
ENTER YOUR BOAT FOR A CHANCE TO WIN A PRIZE!
Decorate in a tropical Lake Erie Luau theme! Lights, flags, costumes, balloons, props, music and more.
FISHING TOURNAMENT
July 25, 26 & 27, 2025
Lettie G. Howard
The Lettie G. Howard will be back for Wine & Walleye 2025! Docked in the Historic Ashtabula Harbor, event-goers will be able to sail on the Lettie July 25-27th!
A designated National Historic Landmark, Lettie G. Howard (1893) is one of the few surviving examples of fishing schooners once widely used in the North Atlantic.
