Wine and Chocolate event tickets on sale | News, Sports, Jobs - Marietta Times

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The time has come: Ticket sales are officially LIVE for our 2022 Wine and Chocolate Walk sponsored by Comfort Suites.

For just 280 lucky ticket holders, the 2022 Wine and Chocolate Walk on Saturday, June 25 from 2-6 p.m. in downtown Marietta will be an extra special event featuring a variety of exclusive perks and goodies from downtown businesses and more. Tickets are $35 each which includes:

¯ Custom glassware

¯ Scheduled wine tasting in a downtown bar

¯ Sweet treats and fun perks from downtown retailers

¯ A box of chocolate goodies at ticket pickup to enjoy as you stroll thanks to our chocolate sponsor Comfort Suites

Each participant will get a wine tasting at one of the following locations: 740 Social, the Town House, The Original Pizza Place, Over the Moon Pub and Pizza and Marietta Wine Cellars.

Participants will also receive chocolate goodies at the following shops during the event; EmLeigh's and Mama B's boutique will be offering a chocolate treat and wine samples, Wit and Whimzy will be offering a chocolate treat and a coupon for your next visit.

Hidden Marietta will have chocolate treats for participants, Threadz Boutique will be offering sangria samples while you shop and a coupon for participants, the Lafayette Hotel will be having a Chocolate Martini and chocolate dessert special.

Jeremiah's Coffee House will be offering a free decadent brownie bite with your purchase, American Flags and Poles will have a chocolate fountain and a variety of samples for dipping, Sugar Maple Boutique will be giving participants a chocolate chip cookie, Gator's Easy Wind Pub will be offering a $5 Bellyslide drink and $5 miniature bottles of Barefoot wine.

The Galley will be offering a Chocolate Covered Orange Martini and Kentucky Bourbon Balls, Andy's Toy Chest will be offering a chocolate treat for participant and stop in at Greenleaf Landscapes anytime after the event with your wristband to receive a one time 10% saving on any green good purchase.

Tickets are sold online and the day of the event. Tickets will sell fast so get yours ASAP.

Ticket pickup will be from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 25 only on the patio at McKenna's Market.

Materials will only be distributed during this time and materials will not be held onto for late pickup. Materials not picked up by 2 p.m. will be forfeited.

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