Pezinok Grape Harvest Festival Pezinské vinobranie or Vinobranie Pezinok
Festival food stands and visitors in 2014
Status	active
Genre	festival with stand street sales, cultural program and entertainment attractions
Begins	Friday of the third week in September
Ends	Sunday of the third week in September
Frequency	annually
Venue	Town center of Pezinok
Country	Slovakia
Years active	13th century (first mentioned) 19th/20th Century (celebrated only in "viechas") 1934 – 1938/1939 (reorganized) 1958 – 2003 (alternated with Modra) 2004 – 2019 2022 – present
Most recent	20–22 September 2024
Next event	TBA 2025
Website	vinobraniepezinok.sk

The Pezinok Grape Harvest Festival or Pezinok Wine Festival^[1] (Slovak: Pezinské vinobranie or Vinobranie Pezinok) is an annual festival in Pezinok, Slovakia which takes place in the town center streets and always on the third long weekend of September, from Friday to Sunday.

The first mentions about Pezinok harvest festivities come from the 13th century. During the economic recession at the turn of the 19th and 20th century, the harvest beginnings were celebrated only in "viechas" – wine bars selling its own wine. In 1934, the city council decided to restore Pezinok grape harvest festivals. Just before Second World War, this tradition was interrupted and it was not until 1958 that the new Little Carpathians grape harvest festivals began to be organized. Until 2004, towns Pezinok and Modra alternated in securing them. Since that year, they have been organized in Pezinok every year.^[2]

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