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NO SOMMS ALLOWED: Willamette Valley L2 wine festival in Chicago, Illinois
Upcoming · Saturday, October 24, 2026

NO SOMMS ALLOWED: Willamette Valley L2

Good vibes, great wines. Come sip and learn with us!

other 21+ only
Saturday, October 24, 2026
~$40 GA
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Quick facts

At a glance.

Dates
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Duration
Single day
Best for
Wine lovers
Atmosphere
Festive
Food
Bring or buy nearby
Age
21+ only

The story

About this festival.

Getting there

Location & logistics.

What to expect

The experience.

What you'll pour

A mix of varietals from regional producers. Start light, work toward the bigger reds.

The setting

Held at Rogers Park Social in Chicago. Open-air — bring sun protection.

The crowd

A mix of regulars and newcomers. Knowledgeable pourers happy to walk you through what you're tasting.

Worth the trip

Arrive early, hit your must-try wineries first, then wander. That's the move.

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Frequently asked

Common questions.

When is the next NO SOMMS ALLOWED: Willamette Valley L2?
NO SOMMS ALLOWED: Willamette Valley L2 is held Saturday, October 24, 2026 at Rogers Park Social, Illinois. Confirm the exact date with the organizer before booking travel.
How much do tickets cost?
General admission was around $40. Prices typically rise closer to the event — early bird often saves $15–30.
Is parking available at NO SOMMS ALLOWED: Willamette Valley L2?
Parking details are set by the organizer closer to the event. For lakeside and park venues like this one, on-site spots fill early — plan to arrive 30 minutes before doors, carpool, or take a rideshare.
Is NO SOMMS ALLOWED: Willamette Valley L2 family-friendly?
No — NO SOMMS ALLOWED: Willamette Valley L2 is a 21+ event. You'll need a valid ID at entry. Some festivals offer designated driver (DD) tickets at a reduced price for non-drinking adults.
Can I buy tickets at the door?
Sometimes — but wine festivals frequently sell out in advance, especially events with under limited capacity. Buying ahead online almost always saves money and guarantees entry.

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