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Experience Wine and Music at La Viña's Spring Festival in 2026

KVIA••Armando Ramirez
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The La Viña Winery is hosting its 2026 Spring Wine Festival on April 25-26 in Anthony, New Mexico, just a short drive from El Paso. The festival opens daily at noon and runs until 7 PM, offering attendees a chance to enjoy a variety of wines, food, and live music. General admission includes a commemorative wine glass and five tastings, while VIP tickets provide access to 20 tastings, craft beer, and food pairings. This family-friendly event ensures entertainment for all ages, making it a great outing for local residents.

Key Details: • Festival dates: April 25-26, 2026 • Location: La Viña Winery, 4201 S. Hwy 28, Anthony, NM • General admission includes 5 wine tastings and a commemorative glass • VIP admission offers 20 tastings, craft beer, and food pairings • Doors open at noon and close at 7 PM each day

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