A two-day fiber arts and farm festival with 100+ vendors of wool, yarn, pottery and crafts.
Food + cider + farms
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Fifty farm and artisan vendors along Main Street, a beer garden, and live music all weekend in Chalybeate Park. Free, with a shuttle from the school lot. The cider house turns ten with live music, food trucks, a mini vendor market (12–5 PM), cider donuts, apple picking, tours and apple pie eating contests at 2 and 4 PM.
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Lakeside tastings on Lake Pleasant: New York wines, vodkas, meads and ciders, artisan vendors and food trucks, with DEC officers on hand to talk about living with black bears.
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A 21+ evening fundraiser for Tanglewood Nature Center: local beer and wine tastings, mocktails, the center's bird ambassadors, raffles, live music by Trevor Clark and flameworking demos by Jen Kuhn. |
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Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards' harvest celebration on Seneca Lake: live music, food trucks, craft vendors, lawn games and wine specials, with an optional winemaker tasting ($10) and helicopter rides.
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Craft beer, five bands and a raffle on Beacon's Main Street. Free to get in. Every pour helps Mid Hudson Animal Aid's cats. |
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1 event,Downtown Ithaca's 44th apple festival: growers, cider, baked goods, crafts and live music on the Commons.
Free
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The 36th Kiwanis-run garlic harvest festival: a garlic marketplace, a food alley of garlic dishes, and a full weekend in Saugerties.
$8 – $15
Apple and pumpkin picking, wagon rides and a corn maze, with live music beside the Treasury Cider Bar. Blacksmithing demonstrations at Cooperstown's living-history farm, the same weekend its first fall scarecrow trail opens. The Finger Lakes' long-running grape harvest festival: a beverage garden, music tent, crafts and the famous grape pie contest. A two-day Bavarian festival at Whiteface, with oompah bands, alphorns, dancers, craft vendors and gondola rides into the fall color.
$12 – $45
Stomp grapes, taste wine and stay for live music, wood-fired pizza and a bonfire at a New Paltz winery. Rain or shine.
$12 – $40
A German buffet and beer hall with an oompah band and alpenhorn on the lake. The day pass includes Mohonk's trails.
Day pass $ + tax113.25
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Windham's Saturday market on Main Street: local growers and makers, with live music each week.
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Delhi's chamber-run harvest festival: local farmers, vendors and artisans around Courthouse Square, with live music.
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The first Fest Saturday of Jägerberg's three-weekend Oktoberfest on Hunter's Main Street, with an accordion player on Sunday afternoon. |
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A Sunday farm-and-maker market on the Woodstock festival grounds, with a corn maze, hayrides and live music.
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1 event,New England's largest fair closes a 17-day run: state buildings, concerts and fair food worth the drive.
$12 – $20
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Free admission and free parking on the mountain, with a stein holding contest at 1 and pie eating at 1:30.
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Pig races, magic shows, a petting zoo, live music and the orchard's own craft hard cider, both days 10 to 6.
$22 – $37
The 29th Pumpkinfest fills Courthouse Park with pumpkin everything, a craft show, hayrides and the Pumpkin Pub.
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Oxen demonstrations, a farmers' market, wagon rides and a six-acre corn maze at Fort Ticonderoga.
Included with daily admission (buy one day, get the next free)
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Montour Falls' 19th harvest festival on Main Street, with She-Qua-Ga Falls behind it.
Free
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Warwick closes the village for the day: 150+ craft vendors, 75+ food stands and an apple pie baking contest.
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The museum on Blue Mountain Lake closes the weekend with a fall festival, 10 to 5.
Included with admission; Adirondack Park residents free with ID
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