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    Winter Wonderland

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    Juan T.

    Is it worth $45 including tax and for peak time. BIG NO. Same as last year with a few extras and the snow machine part still does not work. I hope the county gets a refund for the rental of those machines that never seem to work. The price should be $25 and no more. Maybe sync music to the lights? It's random xmas playing on the station that they suggest but it's not playing with the lights. Next year we will skip this and travel up north to other light shows.

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    Great family activity. Kids enjoyed the beautiful light display. Worth the drive and worth the $$.

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    Westchester Wine and Food Festival 2018

    Westchester Wine and Food Festival 2018

    4.0(2 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Let me start by saying that I fully support Eastwood wine festival so we can get to know your local…read morerestaurants and taste different types of wine that we might not be aware of and of course, as well we went with a group and one of my good girlfriends has spinal bifida which means not only her spine, crooked crooked. Let me start by saying that the security guard is on the call of duty. Try to get her in because she's on a scooter and last year was crutches, which was Worse. I wasn't so pleased with the entrance staff rest of the staff was wonderful but they just acted like a matter of fact at the table and we're pretty nasty about it other than that the festival is, I wouldn't spend the money on the extra connoisseurs passes because there wasn't much to offer the wine maybe a couple things to eat. There's less food this year than last year, but I have to admit the chef went beyond the call of duty and the Tito's always does not. I can also say that the ladies that serve the wine will always kind ladies that kind and hot lobster because they did a fabulous job. The shellfish Benjamin steakhouse was amazing as well, but it was a fun night even though it was raining we made the most. Of it.

    Westchester Wine and Food Festival is aptly named. It's "Wine and Food" not "Food and Wine." The…read morefood is good, the desserts are great, and the wine selection (at the Grand Tasting Village event) is absolutely incredible! Held annually, Westchester Wine and Food Festival spans five glorious days of eating, drinking and meeting very nice people and business owners. I attended the Grand Tasting this weekend after a two friends both kept pestering me to go. They kept saying how great it was and I should buy a ticket too. I gave into peer pressure and bought a ticket (was able to snag the early bird discount) using a link my friend sent to me. Was glad they told me way in advance so I could benefit from the early bird discounted price too. Upon entering the event, I was pleasantly surprised. Many tents with a wide variety of food ranging from vegetarian burgers to fresh ceviches to decadent desserts and pastries. Plus the Bona Bona ice cream truck gave out huge portions of their delicious gourmet ice cream (I had the banana walnut this time. Tried the chefs mint last time. Yum!). But the real star of this event was the wine. The wine selection spanned across multiple tents, lots of variety and quality. Harrison Wine Vault was the exclusive sponsor of the wines for this year's festival (in previous years it was Zachys of Scarsdale). One of the great things about the WWFF is they publish a complete online list of vendors and specific wines for the event (see http://winefood.westchestermagazine.com/tickets/). Nice to have an opportunity to check out the selection ahead of the festival, instead of finding out after you buy the ticket. There was a VIP tent too, but honestly, it wasn't necessary in order to enjoy this event (unless you are wine obsessed - the VIP wines are in there but you need to purchase the more expensive Connoisseurs Tent ticket. Not needed unless you wish to IMO). The general admission ticket main area had so much, I wasn't able to try everything. Plus they gave away free stuff, including sparkling beverages from Italy. Looks like my friends were right. This is a good one!

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    Being a self described off-beat bride I wanted a mobile brass band to escort the entire wedding…read moreparty from NYC's City Hall where we were married across the Brooklyn Bridge to our reception at The Pines in Brooklyn http://www.thepinesbk.com/. I found these guys on Gig Master and really lucked out. https://www.gigmasters.com/brass-band/street-beat Jeff and the Street Beat Brass Band created the most memorable and joyous experience for our wedding party, guests, locals and tourists as they escorted us across the bridge and played for another hour at the wedding reception during cocktail hour. Jeff and his band were super-accommodating, discussing with us exactly what we wanted all within our budget. Moreover, having the Street Beat Brass Band as part of our celebration was, to us, what makes this great city of ours so unique and special--the delight on the faces of our wedding party, the NYPD, the Mr. Softee Ice Cream truck guy and all the people we encountered along the route over the bridge, in Dumbo and on the F and R train surpassed our expectations. Book these guys if you want to surprise and delight your guests at your next event and want to create a lasting impression.

    From the owner: This New Orleans style strolling brass band will make your wedding or party an event your guests…read morewill always remember. Whether it's Funk, Dixieland, Jazz, Latin, Gospel, Klezmer or Polka. As seen on ABC, NBC, NY1 and more TV. Opened for the NY Philharmonic, toured abroad for the US State Department. Street Beat Brass adds much more than a typical band to create the atmosphere you desire. We specialize in our mobility, as we are strolling horns and drums musicians untethered to electric chords, amps, stages, etc. We can lead a second line parade, create a theme of Mardi Gras, the Swing era, Roaring 20's and more. Also great for any corporate function, surprise, flash mob, indoor or outdoor setting. Call for a free quote!

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