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Fountain Hills Wine and Sculpture Festival 2017

Fountain Hills Sculpture and Wine Festivals set themselves apart from the many other local arts events by focusing on one particular art form: sculpture. The participating sculptors will exhibit their art created in various media, including bronze, metal, glass, stone, copper, found objects, and others.

When is the Fountain Hills Sculpture and Wine Festival?

Friday through Sunday, January 13-15, 2017, 10 am to 5 pm each day.

Where is?

This is an outdoor festival that will take place on Avenida de las Fuentes, between La Montana and Saguaro Blvd. That’s just east of Fountain Park, the location of the famous Fountain Hills fountain. Here’s a map with directions to Fountain Park.

If you are driving from other parts of the Valley of the Sun, here is an estimate of the driving time to Fountain Hills.

How do I get tickets and how much do they cost?

You pay $ 3 when entering the event.
Children under 18 are free.
Parking is free.

Are there any discounts?

Not that I know.

What else do I need to know?

The wine tasting portion of the event includes a souvenir glass and six wine tasting tickets for $ 10. Tastings are two ounces and require 1, 2 or 3 tickets, depending on the wine you select.

The host charity is ICAN, the International Cancer Advocacy Network, which provides cancer patient advocates and advocacy.

It is a rain or shine event.

Do you need a place to stay?

If you are coming to the festival from out of town, you can check reviews, availability and make a reservation for nearby hotels on TripAdvisor.

What if I have more questions?

For more information, contact Thunderbird Artists at 480-837-5637 or visit Sculpture & Wine Festival online.

All dates, times, prices and offers are subject to change without prior notice.

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