Your Guide to Fall Fun in Lodi

It’s everyone’s favorite time of year in Lodi, when hues of orange take center stage, and aromas of pumpkin spice fill the air!

This fall, escape to Lodi for harvest festivals, pumpkin picking, seasonal sips, and even a little Halloween magic, whether you’re into family harvest fun or a wickedly good time dressing up and sipping.

Festivals & Events

Sandhill Crane Festival

When: November 7-9, 2025 | Hours vary The annual Sandhill Crane Festival celebrates the arrival of the cranes with guided tours, family-friendly activities, and local art inspired by nature. It’s the perfect way to enjoy crisp autumn days, learn about wildlife, and experience one of Lodi’s most beloved seasonal traditions.

Temp Fest at Bokisch Vineyards

When: November 13-16, 2025 | Bokisch Vineyards| This multi-day event celebrates the Spanish varietal Tempranillo with tacos, live music, dancing, and plenty of fall fun!

Lodi is full of harvest season fun, from pumpkin patches to witchy wine tastings. For a full listing of events, check out our online events calendar.

Seasonal Sips and More

  • Know Place: Autumn Bramble, Apple of My Eye, Widow Jane Fig Old Fashioned
  • Inspire Coffee: Apple Pie Chai, Maple Latte
  • Brew House Coffee: Autumn Chai, Pumpkin Cream Nitro Cold Brew, Pumpkin Cookie Butter Latte
  • Maison Lodi: Pumpkin Spice Latte, Snickerdoodle Latte, Maple Sweet Cream Cold Brew
  • Americana House: Fall cocktails have made their way to the Americana House menu, where you can pull up a seat at the newly opened bar and order cocktails like the Pumpkin Spice Margarita, Fall Pimm’s Cup, and more!
  • The Spa at Appellation Lodi – Wine & Roses: Seasonal spa treatments with pumpkin essence.
  • Eli’s Apples: Indulge in the best apples around, including Fuji and Granny Smith. This country barn also features honey, jams, and seasonal sweet treats. Take a walk through the apple orchard for a memorable picture and to enjoy the changing colors.

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Nataile Morlino

Community Engagement & Communications Manager

Natalie is a natural storyteller eager to make authentic connections with her community. An avid world traveler, she’s always ready to pull up a barstool at a cozy restaurant, meet new people, and spot a Lodi wine on the menu. Since trading city life for wine country, you’ll find her in Lodi shopping the farmers market, hunting for antiques, or exploring a new winery with her fiancé, son, and their pug — glass of Zin in hand, of course.

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