Whether you’re a local looking for a weekend adventure or a visitor exploring West Tennessee, Humboldt is full of charm, history, and hidden gems. From award-winning wine to historic landmarks, family-friendly fun, and unforgettable festivals, here are the top 10 things to do in Humboldt that showcase the best of our community.
- Sip and Savor on a Wine Tour at Crown Winery
Start your Humboldt adventure at the beautiful Crown Winery, where rolling vineyards, Tuscan-inspired architecture, handcrafted pizza and locally made wines and craft beer create the perfect backdrop for relaxation. Book a tasting or a guided tour to learn about the winemaking process, and don’t forget to take home a bottle of your favorite vintage. - Step Back in Time at the Speakeasy at Magnolia Manor and Chapel
For a one-of-a-kind experience, visit the Speakeasy at Magnolia Manor and Chapel. Tucked away inside a beautifully restored historic church, this prohibition-style lounge offers craft cocktails, jazz vibes, and an atmosphere steeped in history and elegance. - Enjoy a Delicious Meal at Wall Street Grill
Loved by locals and visitors alike for years, Wall Street Grill is a must for food lovers. This casual restaurant serves up top notch steaks, Southern classics and a few Greek items in a stylish setting that makes every meal memorable. - Catch a Movie at the Humboldt Plaza 3 Theater
There’s nothing like a good movie night—and since 1943 Humboldt Plaza 3 has been delivering just that. This locally owned theater offers the latest releases with affordable prices, nostalgic charm, and popcorn that rivals any major chain. - Shop and Dine in Downtown Humboldt
Explore the heart of Humboldt in our vibrant Main Street District. Stroll past charming storefronts, discover locally owned boutiques and gift shops, and grab a bite or a coffee from one of several cozy eateries. Whether you’re looking for home décor, fashion, or a great cup of joe, you’ll find it here. - Let the Dogs Out at Humboldt Dog Park
Your furry friends deserve a little fun too! The Humboldt Dog Park is the perfect place for dogs to run, play, and socialize. With separate areas for large and small breeds, it’s a safe and happy spot for your four-legged family members. - Playtime at Bailey Park
Traveling with kids? Make sure to stop by Bailey Park. This local favorite features an imaginative playground, open green space, and picnic areas—making it an ideal spot to let the little ones burn off some energy. - Plan a Relaxing Overnight Getaway
Make your Humboldt visit last a little longer with a relaxing stay at Magnolia Manor and Chapel’s Bed and Breakfast or one of the charming bungalows at Crown Winery. Whether you’re looking for romance, rest, or a girls’ weekend getaway, both offer peaceful accommodations in picturesque settings. - Indulge in Weekend Brunch at Crown Winery or Magnolia Manor
There’s nothing quite like brunch in Humboldt. On select weekends, Crown Winery and Magnolia Manor and Chapel serve up beautifully prepared brunch menus with everything from mimosas to made-from-scratch Southern favorites. Be sure to check their schedules and book early—these meals are popular! - Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth at The Kandy Bank
No trip to Humboldt is complete without a stop at The Kandy Bank, a delightful old-fashioned candy store located downtown. Step into this whimsical shop filled with nostalgic treats, delectable chocolates, and jars full of colorful confections. It’s fun for all ages—and a great place to relive childhood memories or make new ones.
BONUS 11. Experience the Magic of the West Tennessee Strawberry Festival
No visit to Humboldt is complete without planning to attend the West Tennessee Strawberry Festival, held the first full week of May since 1934. “The Festival” is a weeklong celebration filled with parades, pageants, live music, food vendors, and all things fun! It’s one of the most anticipated events in the region and a true testament to Humboldt’s community spirit.
Plan Your Visit Today
Humboldt, Tennessee offers something for everyone—whether you’re sipping wine, exploring history, or simply enjoying a small-town escape. For more information, local events, and more, visit www.humboldttnchamber.com or stop by the Humboldt Chamber of Commerce.
We can’t wait to welcome you to Humboldt!
