Tons of handmade art, jewelry and food. Went two days in a row and still didn't see everything…read more Best to go around 10am or so as it gets pretty packed in the afternoon. Venders we're friendly.

This was a very cute little festival! It wasn't really what I expected out of a 'Fall Festival'…read morethough, more of a downsized art festival with a few added elements at the Teddy Roosevelt Inaugural Site. There were a pretty fair handful of vendors though, displaying some pretty awesome stuff that I've never seen before (and some that I had). I mostly enjoyed the young man who refurbishes antique typewriters, and Mermaid and Weasel had some freaking adorable pierogi keychains. I got suckered into some African shea butter that will no doubt get a ton of use with the coming winter months, as well as a print from the always awesome Buffalo History Buff. The bands they got to play here were fantastic too! A new favorite of mine, The Observers, definitely gathered a crowd. I really enjoyed listening to the musicians I've never heard of before, too. I think it was busy enough that they should have found a few more vendors to display their wares since there was a lot of empty space by the stage toward Allen & N. Pearl. But other than that, I really enjoyed myself here! I hope it keeps getting better and better every year.

My cocktail has been described as a classic, what a coincidence…read more Lavish and wild event full of mostly young people, held on Delaware Ave in North Buffalo at the Foundry Suites in late 2016. It is repeated every year, though I'm not sure if it's this good every year. This was one of the best events I've ever been to, and I don't even drink. The girls who were organizing it were so sweet and so eager to hear all the feedback, good and bad. The people who were attending the event were extremely into all of the games and prizes we were handing out, which is unusual because usually people are drunk and disinterested. And the cheese and crackers they were handing out were absolutely addictive, especially the smoked cheese. Lots of nice grapes too, and they kept bringing more. I didn't try the cocktails because I don't drink and the police hate me, but very good feedback on those from all. Also the DJ was brilliant and a lot of his song choices were phenomenal except the utterly awful, puke-inducing Closer by the Chainsmokers. But you can't win them all.

Wonderful event! The VIP tickets are totally worth the price of admission. We will be here again…read morenext year!

Like a trip back in time …read more The apple umpkin festival in Wyoming county has a real throw back vibe. The town truly is quaint, and very lovely in the fall season. There were plenty of vendors selling seasonal goods, crafts and antiques. There were plenty of reasonably priced pumpkins of all shapes, colors and sizes being sold as well . Just a very cute little festival that I would attend again . There were food vendors with many delicious seasonal foods to try. The apple sausage is back and said to be very good ! Amish baked goods were delicious, chowder , salt potatoes , apple cider slushes and much more . I wish there was more of a draw for children , I think there were some things for the kids, but there could be more . Overall we enjoyed the trip and the surroundings , got some great pumpkins and home decor and had some delicious fall treats ,

My first time going, I wish there was more activities then just vendors & crafts. Maybe some more…read moreactual apple and pumpkin themed things? But I loved the balloon arch display and live music! not sure why there was a trump store/vendor here. . . Kinda put an odd vibe on a cute craft fair, especially the f bombs on half the flags they had on display. In my opinion, not worth the drive from Rochester.

Haven't been to this festival since it was on Main Street and it has really grown now that it's at…read moreRiverworks. The weather was fantastic for this year's event. So many levels of art from both amateur and professional. The artist worked was done on the pavement, silo outside walls and inside the silos. One artist even did hop scotch on the silo walkway so the kids could play. Easy to spend the day there after going through the artwork with the zip line, climbing wall, music, rides or just hanging by the river watching the boats and kayaks go by.

Buffalo Artists creating chalk murals to 80's music/tv/movies this year at Buffalo Riverworks…read moreinside the silos and on the blacktop .An entertaining event for the entire family to enjoy.

Passed by while in the area and enjoyed this little town festival. Food trucks and stands, live…read moreentertainment, and lots of things to see, do and hear! Apparently this little town of western New York keeps quite busy and active year round! Nothing beats the small town feeling and friendliness!!

I went to this event many years ago so thought I would check it out again. The event was fine…read more There was a $3 fee to enter so my $12 gyro was now $15. I realize this is an event to raise money but thought that was a little high priced. The gyro was good. We also got some fried dough...6 small rounds for $4...they were fine. Tickets need to be purchased and there are no refunds on tickets so you need to figure out exactly how many to get. Did bring home some baklava which I was told came from Florida...haven't tried that yet!!!

Wonderful experience! Live Music and the Dancers are exciting and awesome, The food is simply…read moredelicious. Everywhere you walked, inside and outside under the tents, was well organized, lines moved quickly, and there was lots to space to gather with friends! Bravo to all the volunteers and to the organizers and leaders. Nicely done! I only have one suggestion, is to have more chairs at the bar tent, where space was available, but chairs were needed. We attended on Saturday around 4 pm. 2025

Another great time at the Taste of EA. I guess they pick an…read moreingredient as the theme, this year it was coconut. Each stand had an item that incorporated it - pumpkin coconut soup, caramel coconut cheesecake, and coconut cold brew, just to name a few. Plenty of seating and tables to eat at. This year my favorite item was the chicken salad sandwich at the Blue Eyed Baker. I guess they cook their meats using a sous vide method, which made the chicken so moist and tender. Definitely check out this little food fest next year (2nd Saturday of September). I really hope they extend the hours like in years past, because 11am-3pm was too short.

This is a festival I try to attend every year. I love the different art that is there and the…read morefestival vibes. Most years there are the same vendors there, but it is comforting. There is always something new to discover. Also, it is in Lewiston, which is one of the cutest villages in the area. During the festival, most of the stores are open, and it is nice to also shop there. I absolutely love the chalk drawing competition every year that the students create. This year's theme was Woodstock, peace and love. The students have so much talent.

If your looking for true local art, look no further and one booth after the next will feed your art…read morehunger to no end! Every year this festival seems to get bigger & better. Please keep it coming & thank you to this stunning historical village for your warm welcoming atmosphere! Also check out their side street shops! There's this amazing health/ herbalism shop tucked away on 9th street thats a gem & unlike any other in WNY, Crazy Train Apothecary! The owner was so friendly & answered our endless questions. We'll be back to visit Lewiston to attend their classes! Keep on keeping on, what a versatile community!