Thanksgiving in Prosser Wine Country November 27-29, 2026

WHENNovember 27-29, 2026

WHEREProsser, WA

DETAILS Check with each winery.

Got Plans for Thanksgiving Weekend?

Thursday is for Family. Friday is for You.

The turkey's done, the house is full, and everyone needs somewhere to be. Take them to wine country. Thanksgiving in Wine Country, November 27–29, turns the long weekend into a tour of Prosser's tasting rooms.

Make a game of it while you're at it. Pick up a passport at any participating winery, get it stamped at five or more, and turn it in for a chance to win a Prosser Wine gift basket.

Couple toasting drinks together at a bar
People walking down sidewalk near restaurant
Thanksgiving Weekend Highlights

There's Something for Everyone in Prosser

There are a dozen reasons to visit Prosser on Thanksgiving weekend. Here are just a few:

  • Thanksgiving-Themed Flights

    All the holiday festivity, with none of the cooking.

  • Enjoy a Chill Weekend

    Wander historic downtown, linger over dinner, and let the weekend run long.

  • Hometown Charm

    From local restaurants and cafes to family friendly activities and shopping, there's something for everyone in your group. 

  • A Black Friday Alternative

    Skip the mall and the 4 a.m. wake-up. Downtown Prosser has unique gifts and none of the holiday shopping madness.

Participating Prosser Wineries

Winery Events During Thanskgiving Weekend

Every winery does Thanksgiving weekend differently. Select a logo to see what's pouring, when they're open, and whether you need a ticket. 

Winery information will be available soon! 

Things to Do in Prosser

Stay the Long Weekend.

Friday through Sunday is a lot of wine country for one drive. Book a room and take all three days.

Wineries

& Tasting Rooms

Dining

& Restaurants

Lodging

Camping & Rentals

Activities

& Family Adventures
Insider Tips

Plan Like a Local

  • Line up a designated driver or a ride before your first stop. Uber is available in Prosser. Lyft isn't.

  • Pick your five wineries early. Stamps only count at participating wineries, so plan the route before you go.

  • Start early and plan a lunch stop. A holiday weekend can get busy.

  • Leave room in the car for bottles and gifts.

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