Georgia Food and Wine Festival returns with celebrity chef Jernard Wells

William Johnston•

24.03.2026• 2 Min.

A vibrant poster of a Wisconsin map filled with colorful food items, labeled "Festival Foods."

Georgia Food and Wine Festival returns with celebrity chef Jernard Wells

The 5th annual Georgia Food and Wine Festival returns this spring, bringing food lovers together for a weekend of flavours. Taking place from March 27 to 29, the event will be hosted at Jim R. Miller Park in Marietta. Celebrity chef Jernard Wells will lead the celebrations, offering attendees a preview of what's in store.

This year's festival promises a mix of culinary delights and exclusive experiences. Among the highlights is the Chef's Table Experience, where guests can enjoy carefully crafted dishes in an intimate setting. Wells, known for his vibrant cooking style, will also share a sneak taste of the event's signature offerings.

The three-day gathering has become a staple for food enthusiasts in the region. While exact visitor numbers from past years remain unclear, organisers expect strong attendance once again. The park's spacious grounds will host tastings, live demonstrations, and a chance to sample wines from local and regional producers.

The festival runs from March 27 to 29 at Jim R. Miller Park. With Jernard Wells at the helm, attendees can look forward to a mix of fine dining, wine selections, and interactive cooking sessions. Tickets and further details are available through the event's official channels.

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