Feast was good we arrived at 4pm on Saturday And people…read morewere still setting up They had a refreshing drink truck that served everything from pina colada to lemonade with a free refill to sandwich trucks and rice ball truck that were set up Parade was nicely organized And they even had toy stands to attract all the kids that were there in case they were too young or not interested in getting on any rides

A small little local tradition, but with fun rides and great food --- all for an amazing cause!…read more 2021 marks their 99th t year -- and after being suspended in 2020 due to Covid-19 --v its so good to be back!!!! . The sausage and peppers is awesome, just like the FIREWORKS!!! A great, small local event, really good for kids. With face- painting, games, rides, vendors selling local foods and wares, a some terrific raffles and more!!! My one and only complaint is that their one-and-only beer vendor D. Bertoline was only selling shifty beers this year and NONE of them were cold!!! What a shame!!!

Riverfest is an annual event that is held the first Saturday in June every year. PLEASE CHECK THE…read moreWEBSITE FOR ALL THE DETAILS. There is live music, great food, great shopping with many vendors and plenty of entertainment for your children. In addition there are kayak rides and Hudson RIver sloop boat rides as well. Its a day of fun in COH for the whole family in the most beautiful setting ever, on the shores of the Hudson River.

What a happy feast!…read more I went there on the last day and I loved the vibe. In Summary: I was impressed with the venue and event - also very good to see such a strong parishioner support in times where most Catholic Churches attendance are less than study hall It had lots of food options and non-food options I was surprised it has less shopping for clutter I was happy to see I can get religious items I was pleased to see the church open and pray

Great festival to attend. If you're claustrophobic I would not recommend. The streets are very…read morenarrow and there are lot people. You are should to should the whole time. I would not recommend bringing a dog to this event due to volume of people and no where to walk, they probably will step on your dog. The food is all ways an amazing. Shout out to Tony's sausage, they are the best in the festival. I would not go any where else. Great even for the kids. There a lot to do and best part is that it's free.

Haven't been to it in a while; it seems to have improved since Covid is more or less over…read more They were vintners, distillers, and brewers from all over New York State, with small samples of their wears. It helps to be mindful of how much you're actually sampling. Inside the buildings are; vendors with a variety of sauces, jerky's, handicrafts, and other items.

Had tons of wine tasting and of course food! We were able to see some canine companions as well! A…read morelot of fashion seller, candles and so much more!! Brought a tons of seasoning, wine and balsamic home!! The dog treat was a hit! The best one we had was lobster roll from lobster and more which is a must try for $25. Some flowers are also outdoors which you can pick and choose from price ranges from $3-$5.

This place is what you make of it and if you're out to have a good time, you can't go wrong key tip…read moreleave early so you can get parking and the earlier new season you go the less lines you'll have Sundays are easier than Saturdays and the vendors really get into character and love it A lot of person made goodies. Lots of delicious food. Purchase your tickets early a favor of mine is always the broccoli cheddar soup in a bread bowl the fresh roasted nuts and I love going into the costume shops to look and dream. The jewelry can be beautiful. Jousting is fun. The tiny big girl show which we missed this year is always a blast. My family looks forward to it. We are exhausted from walking today, but we wouldn't miss it.

Super expensive which is expected but everything just felt kinda overpriced. Super crowded which it…read morejust feels like it gets worse every year. I wouldn't itch to come back here, but would go if someone asked me to go in a group. I wonder if it was this bad when I was a kid or if I was too young to notice. You could easily spend 1/4 of the day here just waiting on food lines boooo On the positive side I will say it's a great and accepting environment where anyone can be anyone they want to be and express themselves how they please with no judgement. I wish I could give half stars its really 2.5

I loved the Warwick applefest !! I'm From NYC so I've been…read moreto a lot of street fairs and this was one of the best because of the setting upstate was so nice how the whole little town was set up for the festival with tons of different kinds of food and tents selling things as well. I wasn't sure if the festival was dog friendly but we brought our dog anyway and ended up finding that there were so many dogs there and even booths set up with treats, bandanas, and even a greyhound rescue group all set up in the festival ! We got our little guy a a doggie cupcake and had an amazing time ourselves eating all things apple themed and beyond.

Ok, I'm putting this somewhere in the middle. I understand the reviewers who are frustrated with…read morethe crowds. 2014 was packed! There were some booths that I could barely get to or I just couldn't get to at all, some 3 or 4 ppl deep. For this reason, it drops the enjoyment level dramatically. I waited in a long line for cider doughnuts (well worth the wait), but they kept running out of batter and simply could not keep up with the demand. I did make a few purchases and get to see some booths, but I didn't stay long.The crowding does wear on you. For me, parking wasn't so bad as I followed a few local folks into the neighborhoods and just parked in front of people's houses and walked in. They probably hate that, but it's just one day. Ultimately, they have explained why they won't extend the days/hours and you just need to be prepared that this is going to be a packed event. If you do make the trek, go early, and I mean be the first people there (you'll get doughnuts faster! lol). Park over in a neighborhood and walk in, then it will be EASY to get back out when you are ready to go. Forget the lots. Or, you can just take in the local sites like Ochs Orchard for apple picking, GWL Garden center has fresh cider doughnuts and I'm sure other locals can add venues to that list that you can go in lieu of the crowds. I would suggest Sugarloaf, I bet it will be nice and calm there, and you can get your shopping experience w/o all the crowding. Anyway, just my two cents, but I hope this helps someone.

This is an authentic Pennsylvania Dutch working farm!…read moreAbundance of seasonal fruits, veggies & flowers as well as jams, local honey, syrup, etc. Beautiful grounds w picturesque scenery of the farm, fields, & mountains. Perfect spot in Autumn. Gourds, pumpkins, mums, fall veggies, and Indian corn. So important to support local farms...it's well worth the ride ;)

What a beautiful farm! It had a great selection of fresh veggies/fruit, jams as well as all the…read morepumpkins/gourds. It was a quiet little oasis outside of the craziness of all the local orchards. Pumpkins were very reasonably priced and there was quite the selection to choose from.

Beautiful day for a Sunflower festival! Free parking & free admission. It was very packed but the…read moreworkers kept everything organized with the parking. You had to purchase a ticket for $10 if you wanted to walk & pick your own Sunflowers. There is an indoor bar/barn. There were food trucks & vendors you could make purchases from. As well as a dj & karaoke. A live band was due to also perform, but I left when it had started to rain. The strawberry lemonade from one of the food trucks was great for a hot afternoon. The apple cider donuts I purchased (6 donuts), but I received about 8 different sizes & a few were not fully cooked through. I didn't find this out until I had already left. This was a great event that I am looking forward to again next year!

Attended this event last year and almost had nightmares for the next week... BEST horror venue I've…read moreever been to. Blows the Forest of Fear in Sterling Forest, and the Horror event at Museum in Monroe NY away by miles! It's on 52 aches with SEVERAL completely Terrifying and Horrifying trails. They have a hunted barn that will have you crap a brick, a HUGE corn maze that you'll be running for your life through, an Alien close encounter... again completely terrifying, an actual headless horsemen on one of the biggest horses I've ever seen... Mr. Ed his is NOT! If you should still be alive at that point, there is the Blair Witch forest... anyone who completes this trail will NEVER go camping again without a gallon of Holy water and a tank! This place is NOT for the weak of heart.