Grand Harvest Wine Festival

Grand Harvest Wine Festival is a harvest wine festival held annually in Morristown, New Jersey — a 2-day fall event organized by GPS, Inc. that showcases award-winning New Jersey wines alongside food, live music, craft vendors, and family activities. The festival takes place over 2 days in early October, with the most recent edition scheduled for October 3–4 in Morristown, NJ. Ticket pricing has not yet been announced for the upcoming edition.

The festival is produced by GPS, Inc., an event management company that has organized more than 150 wine-related festivals and events over the past 17 years. Grand Harvest Wine Festival focuses on New Jersey wines, with pours drawn from the state's Garden State Wine Growers Association membership. In addition to wine sampling, the event includes food vendors, live music performances, craft vendors, and activities for children — making it one of the more broadly programmed fall wine events on the New Jersey calendar. The 2-day format allows attendees to spread out their visit across both Saturday and Sunday.

Morristown's town green and surrounding historic district provide a well-known public setting for outdoor events in northern New Jersey. Visitors planning to attend should check the official event website for ticket release dates, as pricing details — including general admission and any VIP tier — have not yet been confirmed for the upcoming edition. The festival's organizer, GPS, Inc., has produced more than 20 years of live events ranging from outdoor concerts to food festivals, which informs the production quality attendees can expect.

New Jersey's wine industry draws from several growing regions, including the Outer Coastal Plain AVA in the southern part of the state, which is recognized for its sandy, well-drained soils suited to varieties such as Cabernet Franc, Merlot, and Chardonnay. Grand Harvest Wine Festival is specifically oriented around the fall harvest season, when New Jersey wineries are completing their annual grape harvest — giving the event a timely connection to the state's agricultural calendar. Attendees interested in New Jersey viticulture will find the festival a direct point of access to the state's winemaking community.