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With the weather turning pleasant, wineries harvesting grapes and dozens of Halloween events, fall is a great time to visit Paso Robles, one of California’s wine countries.
Located in the center of the state along Highway 101 across golden hills and wineries near Hearst Castle, October is Harvest Wine Month in Paso Robles, there is a Harvest Winemaker Dinner, costume parties and even a Halloween Yappy Hour for dog owners.
Here is a rundown of those events. Paso Robles is halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Harvest Wine Month
Harvest Wine Month is a themed, month-long celebration that does not feature a single marquee event, but rather individual experiences at the area wineries.
Click here for a full list of winery events.
Visit Paso Robles has this insider’s guide to plan a trip and to experience its harvest season.
Paso Robles Halloween Events
Here is rundown of Halloween events taking place in Paso Robles.
Pick Your Pumpkin & A Corn Maze
Pick a porch pumpkin at Chesebrough Farms, which is only open during October.
Or make your way over to Jack Creek Farms has or a corn maze, fresh produce and a Pumpkin Palooza .
Sip Seasonal Beverages & Sample Fall Menus
Pumpkin spice lovers can drink seasonal specialties at local cafes, bars and breweries. These include Autumn Specialty Drink List at Spearhead Coffee or the Fall Release Menu at Alchemist’s Garden.
Paint + Sip: The Halloween Sessions (October 12 & 21)
Sip wine while you painting a Halloween and Harvest themed masterpiece. Brought to you by Art Social 805, there are two sessions Oct. 12 at the Paso Market Walk, and Oct. 21 at Cass Winery. Each two-hour class includes all the art supplies and one glass of wine.
Paso Pumpkins and Ponies at Paso Robles Horse Park (October 13)
The 2022 Paso Pumpkins and Ponies. (B series) is a good opportunity for amateur riders to step up to rated shows.
Fall Fair Market at Paso Robles Event Center (October 28)
The Mid-State Fair Market at the Paso Robles Event Center features local crafters and artisans from throughout San Luis Obispo County selling handmade and unique items. Mewelry, apparel, fashion accessories, home décor, health and beauty products, art, antiques, handmade eats, used items and more on for sale. There is free admission and parking.
Halloween Parties In Paso Robles
Here is a rundown of Halloween parties in Paso Robles.
Castle Costume Ball: Halloween Party at Tooth & Nail (October 28)
Tooth & Nail Winery’s epic Costume Ball is back with witches and warlocks. Held in a castle, there is food and wine, music and a costume contest. We will have food and wine available to purchase and music going all night. Adults 21 and over only.
3rd Annual Boos & Brews Halloween Party at The Pour House (October 29)
CLUB DV8 is hosting its annual Boos & Brews. There are costume contests with prizes going to the best group and individual costumes, plus raffles for drinks and more giveaways.
Annual Safe & Fun Trick or Treat Downtown at Main Street (October 31)
The annual Safe & Fun Trick or Treat Downtown will take place Monday, October 31, from 4-7 p.m. Costumes are required, admission is free. There are dance demos, a trick or treat, a hot dog BBQ and social media photo opportunities with witches.
Halloween Yappy Hour At ONX Wines
ONX Wines is hosting a Halloween Happy Hour for people and their pets. It features wine and a dog costume contest. Bear City Social will be on-site with human and dog treats available for purchase, flavored water for the dogs and wine by the glass for people. Al tips from this event will be donated to Canine Companions – Veterans Initiative.
A dog is not required to attend this event but dog owners are asked to keep their canine on a leash.
Date: Thursday, Oct. 20, 5:30- 7 p.m.
Price: Free. Glasses of wine are $15, $12 for ONX Club Members. Wine glass included (while supplies last).
Location & Winery: Halloween yappy hour
Ancient Peaks Winery Harvest Winemaker Dinner
Ancient Peaks Winery is hosting a dinner party for to wrap up harvest season.. It is a five-course wine pairing dinner with the winery’s winemaking team ownership. Chef Jeffrey Scott has worked with the winery to create a menu pairing his creations with select Ancient Peaks wines.
Date: Saturday, Oct 29, 6-9 p.m.
Ticket Price: $165 – $200 Club Members get a discount
Tickets: Harvest Winemaker Dinner
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