Parker Wine Walk

What a fun way to bring people in to your business!The last Friday of each month the Parker Chamber of Commerce holds the Parker Wine Walks May through October. Tickets are $15 for 10 samples of wine from the various businesses along Mainstreet in Parker and a souvenir wine glass. A lot more than 10 business participate in the walk as well, so you have a chance to swing by different ones each time if you'd like. They had several bands playing along the way. People in Parker always seem to be so friendly too!My only "complaints" were that sometimes the signs directing you to the participating businesses were a little hard to see. You are provided a map of all the businesses, but who wants to use that?! Also that while the name includes "walk" they do not want you walking about town with your wine. Understandable. A nice volunteer informed us when we proceeded to walk and sip. Oops!Def going to keep this in mind for future Friday fun!

This was the worst Wine Walk I have ever attended. The information on the website on where it was located was nonexistent then when I finally found it we found it we went to buy our tickets and pay $20. and I heard somebody complaining about finding a spider in their complimentary glass. When we proceeded with the Wine Walk we found that four out of the 10 businesses were closed and some of the retailers were still sitting in their shops and just decided to lock the door and not let anybody in. Very unprofessional and doesn't speak highly of the business owners. Im no Semoile but the wine offered at the ones that were open we're below-par. The only reason this deserves one star is because the people at the church and the wine there we're very nice and they were the only ones that he had any kind of hors d'oeuvres which is also very unusual for a Wine Walk I would not waste my money or time unless they make some significant changes.

Very popular, fun and entertaining. Enjoyed strolling along a lovely town's Main Street on a beautiful evening. Places to sit all along the way and people watch. Plenty of great places to eat, my favorite is Indochine which we frequent regularly. Also popular are Black Haus, Parker Garage and if you enjoy live music, the Tailgate Tavern, and a brief walk off on lovely, quiet Pikes Peak Rd is Rory's Diner. There were 23 or more merchants to visit, chat with them and other walkers, and have a bit of wine along the way, too. Just a lovely time.