Pictures: Harvest Wine and Music Festival held at Balloon Fiesta Park

A glass of Le Spritz L’Orangerie from Gruet Winery is poured during the Harvest Wine and Music Festival at Balloon Fiesta Park on Sunday.

A volunteer for Rio Grande Winery Vantia pours wine samples for attendees of the Harvest Wine and Music Festival on Sunday at Balloon Fiesta Park.

Marissa Blair tries a sample from Rio Grande Winery during the Harvest Wine and Music Festival on Sunday at Balloon Fiesta Park. The festival continues on Monday.

Local Black and Native sister band Lindy Vision performs Sunday during the Harvest Wine and Music Festival.

Harvest Wine and Music Festival attendees enjoy a relaxing afternoon at Balloon Fiesta Park on Sunday. The event continues on Monday.

Jessica Baca Jessica Baca Jessica Baca Journal Staff Photographer

Published August 31, 2025 - 7:15 p.m. Modified August 31, 2025 - 9:28 p.m.

Music and wine took over Balloon Fiesta Park during Labor Day weekend for the annual Harvest Wine and Music Festival.

The 21-and-over event runs Saturday through Monday.

There were two tents with several performers rotating throughout the day on Sunday, such as local Black Native sister band Lindy Vision.

With 22 wineries in attendance, guests could grab a glass of wine or a bottle to take home.

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