Temecula Valley Barrel Art Trail
Discover one of the most unique things to do in Temecula Valley with the Temecula Valley Barrel Art Trail, a free, self-guided public art experience that transforms authentic wine barrels into colorful works of art.
Created by talented local artists, each hand-painted barrel tells a different story while celebrating the creativity, culture, and wine heritage of Temecula Valley. Explore the trail as you visit wineries, Old Town Temecula, local businesses, and attractions throughout the region. It's a fun way to discover hidden gems while supporting local artists and businesses.
How many barrels can you find during your visit?
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Barrel Art Trail Prizes
(while supplies last)
Live Glass Full Hat | 1500 points
Temecula Wines Tote | 1000 points
Wine Country
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Pina Nast |
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Michael Mohammad |
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Erika & Ada Batiz |
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Debra Gayle |
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Lori Aleman |
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Nicholas McPherson |
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George Young |
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Lisa Cabrera |
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Barrel 1: Debra Gayle Barrel 2: Patti Paulsen Barrel 3: Debra Gayle & Patti Paulsen Barrel 4: Debra Sievers |
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Tamra Gerard |
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Rebecca Turner |
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Jessica Hashimoto |
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Zoey Stevens |
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Emily Fudge |
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Ashlyn Craig |
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Breanna Perales |
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Tamra Gerard |
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Nicholas McPherson |
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Khloee Schiewe |
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Sangeetha Prasad |
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Kym de los Reyes - ART |
Around Town
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Artist |
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Bonnie Martland |
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23. Everhome Suites |
Nora Bollin |
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Bonnie Martland |
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Leah Hall |
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Sue Allen |
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Eina Bellefontaine |
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Shya Meza |
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David Wallace |
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Melody Brunsting & Colleen Baker-Huber |
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Rich & Michele Ladig |
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Elya Moline |
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Adriana Rios |
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Ekaterina Mocalis |
Old Town
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Artist |
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35. Baily's Old Town |
Miguel Santos |
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36. City Hall |
Nam Vet Art |
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Z Morales |
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Katherine Del Bono |
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Roxy Rich |
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Sarah Chian |
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Margaret Gruse |
Barrel Art Trail FAQs
Is the Barrel Art Trail free?
Yes! The Temecula Valley Barrel Art Trail is completely free to explore. Visitors can discover the barrels at their own pace throughout Temecula Valley. For an even better experience, download the free digital pass (coming soon) to access an interactive list of locations and unlock special offers available at select participating locations. Offers are available for a limited time and vary by location.
Where are the painted barrels located?
The painted barrels are located throughout Temecula Valley, with the largest collection found in Temecula Valley Wine Country. You'll also find barrels in Old Town Temecula and at hotels and businesses around the valley. Each stop offers an opportunity to discover local art while exploring new places to eat, shop, sip, and stay.
How long does it take to complete the Barrel Art Trail?
There's no set timeline! You can visit as many or as few barrels as you'd like during your stay. Some visitors make a day of exploring several locations, while others discover a few barrels during a midweek getaway. Since the trail spans multiple areas of Temecula Valley, you can experience it at your own pace.
Is the Barrel Art Trail available year-round?
Yes! The Barrel Art Trail is a permanent attraction that can be enjoyed year-round. While the artwork is always on display, special offers available through the digital pass are seasonal or limited-time promotions and may change throughout the year.
How do I find the Barrel Art Trail?
The easiest way to explore the Temecula Valley Barrel Art Trail is by downloading the free digital pass (coming soon). The pass includes an interactive list of barrel locations, making it easy to plan your route and discover each location's offerings.