Art & Wine Festival
Culture Lives in Death Valley October 24 – 27, 2025
Culture Lives in Death Valley October 24 – 27, 2025
Experience Art, Wine & Desert Beauty at The Oasis at Death Valley
Join us for an unforgettable weekend celebrating creativity and craftsmanship at The Oasis at Death Valley’s Art & Wine Festival, October 24–27, 2025. Set against the stunning backdrop of Death Valley, this exclusive four-day event brings together exceptional wineries, craft distilleries, and talented local artists for a truly unique desert experience — all free to guests staying with us.
What Awaits You
Premium Wineries & Distilleries
- Sample exceptional wines from Caymus, Justin, Rodney Strong, Gloria Ferrer, and J Vineyards
- Discover handcrafted spirits from Shelter Distilling and Devils Creek
Local Artisan Showcase
- Browse unique creations including handcrafted hats (Petals & Hide), clay art (Fimo Creations), western paintings (Greg Paton), and native jewelry (Pow Wow-Pahrump)
- Meet artists like Bruce Horvath and Sandra Lee Childs, specializing in pottery and beadwork
Special Events
- Friday Evening: Exclusive Meet & Greet with heavy hors d’oeuvres and hosted bar on the Borax Deck (7:00 PM).
- Saturday: Full festival experience with live music by Peech, Beer Garden, and optional wine-paired dinner. Live music will take place from 11am to 5pm and 7pm to 9pm on the Borax Museum deck.
- Sunday: Public Mimosa Brunch at LKWS (10:00 AM – 1:00 PM) featuring buffet-style dining with omelet station.
Experience the perfect blend of fine wine, artisanal spirits, local art, and desert hospitality in one of California’s most spectacular settings.
Reserve your spot today and discover why The Oasis at Death Valley is the desert’s premier destination for art and wine enthusiasts. Reserve your stay, the rest is taken care of.
Artist Spotlight: Peech
Harry Lawson (born November 17, 2001), known professionally as Peech, is an American singer-songwriter from Park City, Utah. Raised in Park City, Peech spent his childhood skiing, camping, and exploring nature. His father’s incarceration during Peech’s early school years led to him being raised primarily by his mother. Before that, Peech was exposed to music through his father’s friendship with Pennywise bassist Jason Thirsk and often joined him on stage to perform “Bro Hymn” in tribute. During high school, his father’s rare heart disease diagnosis became a turning point. Battling anxiety and depression, Peech turned to songwriting, philosophy, and meditation. He eventually prioritized music over school and graduated in 2020 before moving to Los Angeles. Inspired by Mac Miller, Kid Cudi, Bon Iver, and The Lumineers, Peech began releasing music in 2018. In 2022, he signed with Tha Lights Global and performed at Rolling Loud SXSW. His debut EP These Times Don’t Feel Right earned over 2M streams. After leaving the label in 2023, he released Hollywood and appeared on Apple Music’s Today at Apple playlist. Peech continues to release music and grow his audience, establishing himself as an emerging voice in contemporary music.
