Village of Webster Food and Wine Walk

Village of Webster Food and Wine Walk is a self-guided wine walk held annually in Webster, New York — organized by the Village of Webster Business Improvement District and scheduled for May 16, 2026, with general admission tickets starting at $20. The event takes participants through the village's Main Street corridor, spanning East and West Main Street as well as North and South Avenues, combining wine tastings with food stops at local businesses along the route.

The Village of Webster Food and Wine Walk is one of several signature events produced by the Webster BID, an organization that also runs a Jazz Festival, Friday Night Concerts, and a Main Street Car Show and Beer Walk — a programming calendar that collectively draws tens of thousands of visitors to the village each year. The wine walk format is designed to direct foot traffic to participating village businesses, giving attendees a structured reason to explore storefronts they might not otherwise visit. Because participants move at their own pace between stops, the event suits both casual afternoon outings and longer social gatherings.

General admission is priced at $20. VIP and designated driver ticket options had not been announced at the time of publication, so prospective attendees should monitor websterbid.com for updates as May 16, 2026 approaches. The BID also distributes event information through its newsletter, which is sent once or twice per month, and maintains a Facebook page where logistics and participating business lists are typically shared closer to the event date. Arriving early in the session tends to reduce wait times at popular stops on self-guided walk formats like this one.

Webster, New York sits in Monroe County along the southern shore of Lake Ontario, a geography that places it within reach of the Finger Lakes wine region — New York State's most productive wine-growing area, known for Riesling, Gewürztraminer, and cool-climate red varieties. While the Village of Webster Food and Wine Walk does not specify which wineries or wine styles will be featured in 2026, the Finger Lakes context means attendees may encounter pours from one of the region's more than 100 licensed wineries.