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.

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!!!

I purchased tickets through see tickets they rescheduled the show without notifying anyone I…read morehappened to find out by accident. They will not refund Although it says for a refund go to purchase site. This is so wrong and I am so upset I would warn people against buying from them. They will reschedule and not even tell you. They are so unprofessional

I've been to numerous inaugural music festivals, with varying degrees of success. This was the…read morefirst inaugural, 1-day festival that I had been to, which lets face it- has got to be much easier to pull off than a 3-day. Plus, the festival was at a regional airport, so there wasn't really traffic/city/infrastructure issues to deal with either. But a success nonetheless... Obviously, the main draw for any music festival is the music. SoS Fest was put on by Radio Woodstock (same crew that puts on Mountain Jam), to celebrate their 35th year, so you'd expect a similar genre'd festival- and that is to say Rock/Southern Rock/Folk. 2015 was headlined by The Avett Brothers, with a bill that also included Hot Tuna, and Chris Robinson Brotherhood, to name a few. For me, it was all about the Avett Brothers and the $55 ticket was worth seeing them (2.5 hour set) alone. The sound here was great. There was a quarantined off area of GA for people to put their chairs/blankets, then the rest was standing room. It was super easy to get close for the headliner, as I think a lot of families left by then (children 10 and under were free). I had never been so close to the stage for Avett Brothers before, and it was kind of surreal. There were ample porto-potties. Food was supplied by local Hudson Valley vendors, and was pretty good. There were also local artisans selling goods throughout the festival as well as activities for children. There were a fair amount of kids running about (almost enough to be a buzzkill) as a lot of parents neglected to keep their children in check. All in all, I really enjoyed this festival, but in all honesty, it was really just an Avett Brothers concert for me; the other acts were great, but it was just a glorified concert IMO. Either way, if they have Avett on the bill next year, I'll surely make the 2+ hour trek from NYC once again.

Spent the afternoon here today. It's a growing festival, so there are growing pains, but all in…read moreall a lot of fun. There is a line of tents from different vendors on the main drag. At each end is entertainment, one end had a kid zone with pony rides and bouncy houses, the other end had a guy giving helicopter rides. The helicopter was annoying at times, since it buzzed the festival, but otherwise not too bad. no idea how much it cost, we were there for the cupcakes. In the middle was a stage with pretty cool bands, and some food trucks. Prices were ok, but the LINES WERE WAY TOO LONG because there were only 3 or 4 trucks. We had BBQ from Handsome Devil BBQ. Pretty decent food, pulled pork and ribs were authentic bbq. they also had other stuff including mac and cheese and chicken fingers which hit the spot. Odd thing was that you could only buy drinks from one vendor, so you had to wait on multiple lines. They had portajohns with hand washing stations outside, and they were all kept pretty clean. and there were tons of garbage cans everywhere, so you were never at a loss for one. There were lot's of tasty cupcakes from a ton of vendors. More than we could sample. the ones we tried were all good, but after a while, even for a guy with a sweet tooth, its all a bit too much. The cupcakes were pricey - $3 each. The parking was a little hectic, and the roads were dusty, so when cars went by it raised this huge cloud of dust, but other than that it was a great day.

So much fun! Cupcakes are awesome! Great day with lots of vendors! Highly recommend it!read more

Of the many indications of the autumnal shift- changing foliage, the crunch of leaves underfoot,…read moredarker mornings, earlier sunsets, cooler evenings- it is the Greenwich Wine & Food Festival that is the most anticipated sign of the Fall season. This culinary celebration is an exclusive event, an experience of taste - not only of flavor but of style and panache. Award winning eats and the greats of food and music rub shoulders with the throng as all focus on enjoying and giving back to the community in this exemplary, decorous, fund raiser. On arrival, one is provided with a bottled water, a commemorative wine glass, tote, and schedule of events. Be careful if you go with a group as it will pull in all directions as each person is drawn to different areas; there is so much to choose from, the senses go on overload. Partake of the area's premiere potables and sumptuous edibles from 300+ chefs. Slake your thirst with sommelier presented bespoke intoxicants. Satiate your sweet tooth with swanky syllabubs and choice confections. Meet celebrity chefs doing live demos and book signings. Cast your vote in the annual Burger Battle cooking competition. Line up to help drink the Belgium beer barrels dry and keep all of the collectable glass chalices for your own- yes that tote received on entry is indeed immediately useful. Dance to lush, live music - Ziggy Marley, The Wailers, Old Crow Medicine Show, Tim McGraw (looking mighty fit and sounding amazing, amidst the shouts of adoring fans), Rusted Root, among many others. A past VIP tent hosted a private, hot, hot memorable show with the Funky Meters. Do dig a little deeper into the pocket and spring for the VIP tickets. The VIP tent features artisanal offerings and festive experiences from event partners that shift each year with what's boujee; one year, we enjoyed our lollipop lamb chops while wearing Virtual Reality simulator headsets. Know that 100% of the proceeds goes to free culinary education, food service job training, learning life skills, supporting nutrition and providing affordable access to healthy meals. GWF is a win/win for all and a triumphant ticket to a topflight, luxe, seasonal soiree.

This is the 2nd time I've been and it's a great timeZ you get a tasting glass and have a choice of…read morehundreds of beers. You can come taste the beers and find some new ones that you like that you wouldn't usually have a chance of having. Or you can just come along drink and have a good time... I fall into the later category. There are also some great food carts, the handsome devil bbq was awesome and highly recommend, I will be going to one of their restaurants after having their ribs.

This is the second time I've come to the craft beer fest. First time was 3 years ago and it was a…read moreblast, this year was no different. The beers were great, venders were all friendly and the food was great. There was a huge selection of seasonal beers, lagers, pilsners, IPAs, stouts, ciders and even options as wild as watermelon infused beer. This year we had the award winning food from a bbq vendor (can't remember the name now but it was fab)....all the beer effected my memory I will definitely be back to this beer fest and will for sure recruit some friends to join next year!

Has great music and awesome food trucks from all over! My favorite was the Latin food truck. It was…read morecalled "The Latin Garden" based out of Patterson, NJ. The empanadas and tacos were DELICIOUS!!! There was a seafood truck, the empanada master, and much much more! The music was GREAT!!! the people were great! A lot of awesomeness!! Sadly this is a one day event but I believe they're having another one during the winter and probably a few next summer! I had a great time over there.. it's going on till 6pm apparently so if you can get over there in time, do it up!!!!