Here are a few of the fall festivals that have been announced. Use the buttons at the top of the page to easily navigate to a specific month.
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September:
– Adirondack Independence Music Festival (Sept. 1-3): This exciting multi-day event takes place in the beautiful Lake George. Enjoy continuous music on two stages, along with delicious food, beer, and wine. For more information and tickets, visit the website.
– Capital District Scottish Games (Sept. 2): Held annually at the Altamont Fairgrounds, this event offers a vibrant atmosphere with music, Highland dancing, athletic competitions, and more. Learn more about it on the website.
– Picklepalooza (Sept. 2): Indulge in all things pickle at Indian Ladder Farms, including pickle drinks (especially pickle beer), pickle treats, and pickle-friendly music. For more details, check out the website.
– St. George Greek Festival (Sept. 8-10): Immerse yourself in the Greek culture at this festival, complete with live music, traditional folk dancing, and mouthwatering Greek food and pastries. To learn more, visit the website.
– Waterford Tugboat Roundup (Sept. 8-10): If you have a love for boats, this is the perfect festival for you. Experience a boat parade, boat tours, boat rides, and even a spectacular fireworks display. Check out the website for more information.
– Albany Riverfront Jazz Festival (Sept. 9): Head over to Jennings Landing in Albany for an entire day of jazz music. This free concert showcases performances by renowned jazz artists, up-and-coming talents, and beloved local musicians. Stay tuned for further updates on this event.
– Cheese Tour (Sept. 9-10): Embark on a cheese-filled adventure through Washington County as you explore and taste the best local cheeses. Visit the website to plan your cheesy journey.
– Little Italy StreetFest (Sept. 9): Take part in this Schenectady tradition, where you can enjoy live music, shopping, delectable food, and much more. Find additional details on the website.
– Hudson Valley Wine & Food Fest (Sept. 9-10): Discover the flavors of New York at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds, where you can sample the finest local wines, craft beers, and hard ciders. Find out more on the website.
– Hops & Harvest Festival (Sept. 13): Get ready to experience bluegrass tunes in a rock world, accompanied by a delightful array of beers and other seasonal goodies at the Empire State Plaza. Learn more by visiting the website.
– Cave Mountain Catskills Music Festival (Sept. 15-16): Witness incredible performances by Weezer, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, Dinosaur Jr., and more at Windham Mountain. For details and ticket information, visit the website.
– Capital Apple & Wine Festival (Sept. 16-17): Celebrate the essence of fall with crisp apples, refreshing wines and ciders, and live music. Find out more and secure your tickets on the website.
– Sharon Springs Harvest Festival (Sept. 16-17): Indulge in a little bit of everything at this festival, including music, delectable food, unique artisan crafts, and engaging activities. Don’t miss the live pumpkin sculpting demonstration by Eric Jones from The Food Network’s “Outrageous Pumpkins” on Sunday. Visit the website for more information.
– Adirondack Balloon Festival (Sept. 21-24): Experience the magic of fall as you witness balloon glows and flights, browse through a craft fair, and explore various vendors. Learn more about this enchanting festival on the website.
– FreshGrass Festival (Sept. 22-24): Enjoy world premieres, farm-fresh food, local brews, and impromptu jam sessions with live performances from Dropkick Murphys and other talented musicians. This festival takes place at MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts. Find out more on the website.
– Hollowed Harvest (Sept. 22-Oct. 31): The annual jack-o’-lantern festival has moved to Schenectady this year and promises an exciting new format. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the website.
– Adirondack Wool & Art Festival (Sept. 23-24): Discover or expand your knitting, crochet, and weaving skills at this festival. Enjoy wagon rides, sheep herding demonstrations, and a wide variety of arts and crafts. Learn more on the website.
– Saratoga Giant PumpkinFest (Sept. 23): Witness the competition for the largest pumpkin at this event in Saratoga. Find out more on the website.
– Sasquatch Calling Festival (Sept. 30): Did you know that Whitehall is a known hot spot for Bigfoot sightings? Learn more about this mysterious creature and the festival dedicated to it. Find out more information on the website.
– Glenville Oktoberfest (Sept. 30): Join the festivities at Maalwyck Park in the Town of Glenville, where you can enjoy food, beer, games, and various activities. Visit the website for additional details.
October:
– Albany VegFest (Oct. 1): Dive into the world of vegetarianism and veganism at this event. Find out more on the website.
– Lake George Oktoberfest & Fall Festival (Oct. 6-8): Get a taste of Bavaria at this festive street fair in Lake George. Learn more about the festivities on the website.
– Saratoga International Flavorfeast (Oct. 7): Take your taste buds on a journey around the world at this event in Saratoga. Stay tuned for further details.
– Wishfest (Oct. 7): Experience live music and a grand fireworks display to conclude the festivities in Amsterdam. For more information, check out the website.
– Troy ChowderFest (Oct. 8): Sample the finest chowders, soups, and other delectable treats from local restaurants in Troy. Stay tuned for details.
– Oktupperfest (Oct. 14): While enjoying the beautiful fall foliage, make a stop at Tupper Lake for a day filled with food, beer, games, and various activities. Get all the details on the website.
– Fallbration Celebration (Oct. 21): Enjoy the last days of outdoor dining at The Mill at Round Lake before it closes for the season. Find out more on the website.
November:
– Saratoga Comic Con (Nov. 18-19): Embrace your inner geek at this con where you can meet celebrities, engage in cosplay, and immerse yourself in the world of comics. Learn more and secure your tickets on the website.
December:
– NYE Bonfire (Dec. 30): Say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new one at Indian Ladder Farms’ annual bonfire. For more information, visit the website.
To be determined:
– Troy Victorian Stroll: Experience the charm of the Victorian era as you shop and dine in downtown Troy. Stay tuned for details.
– Capital Region Holiday Lights: This annual event will take place at the Altamont Fairgrounds this year. Watch for updates on the website.
– Downtown Albany Hot Chocolate Stroll: Warm yourself up with delicious hot chocolate and grown-up versions of this cozy beverage. Stay tuned for details.
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