Come and experience a yard sale on another level with Stormville Airport Antique & Flea Market in Stormville, NY. Please contact us at info@stormvillefleamarket.com for our dates.
In 1814, the largest invasion in U.S. history took place at the village of Plattsburgh and Cumberland Bay on Lake Champlain. Britain's army of eleven thousand crossed the border from Montreal into New York and the British Navy's fleet moved south on Lake Champlain, both headed for Plattsburgh. The battles at Plattsburgh ended the War of 1812. Our mission is to share the details of these engagements, the War of 1812 in general, and Plattsburgh's importance in the three-year conflict. The War of 1812 Museum is owned and operated by the Battle of Plattsburgh Association (est. 1999) and is dedicated to examining the War of 1812, and more specifically, the Battles at Plattsburgh on September 11, 1814. Our goals are to further research into the conflict in an unbiased, primary document-based manner, and to provide a professional museum educational experience for our visitors. We have never...
Set in the heart of the Adirondacks, the Speculator Region Farmers Market is a cherished summer tradition where neighbors and visitors gather each Thursday afternoon. From June 18 through September 10, 2026, the market offers a welcoming place to shop local, connect with friends, and enjoy the season. Each week you’ll find fresh vegetables and flowers, farm-raised meats, baked goods, local wine, kettle corn, fresh-squeezed lemonade, handmade crafts, sewn treasures, photography, and more. Surrounded by mountains, forests, and the refreshing mountain air drifting off the lake, the market is as much about community as it is about quality goods. Get lunch at the market, challenge a friend to a game of checkers or chess, and take time to enjoy the Adirondacks at its finest. Whether you are stocking up for the weekend or simply spending a relaxed afternoon outdoors, the Farmers Market is a...
Antique World Market in Clarence hosts the Great American Garage Sale on the first Sunday of each month, with 2026 dates running May 3 to October 4. Vendors set up early both indoors and outside selling antiques, collectibles and household goods, and a $2 per car parking fee applies on market Sundays from April through October.
The 25th Annual Hudson Valley Wine & Food Festival in Rhinebeck, NY features New York wineries, craft beverages, gourmet food, live music, chef demonstrations, shopping, and 300+ vendors.
Now in its 28th year, the Bethel Woods Harvest Festival runs six Sundays, August 30 through October 4, 11 am to 4 pm, on the grounds of the 1969 Woodstock festival. It features live music on the Harvest Stage, produce and wares from more than 100 farmers, crafters and makers, a corn maze, hay wagon rides, face painting and pet adoptions. Admission is free, with parking at 5 dollars in advance.
Open Call for Musicians!
Interested in performing at the heart of Hudson Yards? Ever wondered how we discover and book the incredible talent that takes our stages?
Look no further!
Our talent portal for the 5th Annual Goodbye Summer Arts & Music Festival 2026 is officially open.
We are actively seeking independent musicians to bring Bella Abzug Park to life this season.
Why Partner with Colored Colors & HYHK Alliance?
At Colored Colors, we are deeply passionate about creating real, high-visibility opportunities for independent talent.
We keep our booking process simple, transparent, and artist-first. Just answer a few quick questions, share your performance criteria, and our curation team will consider you for this and other upcoming festival opportunities. Plus, with our extensive network of cultural partner organizations, we frequently share standout talent to help expand your reach across the state.
A season of food, rhythm, and relationship with the farm. Follow the unfolding of the fields from spring through harvest. Choose Your Share: Full Season, Autumn, Single Week and Flower and Herb Full: 9-12 produce items of your choice per week. Saturday: up at the main visitor parking lot by the Planting Fields entrance pavilion 9AM-1PM. Friday pickups will have Harvest Your Own as an option, whereas Saturday will be market style, which means you still choose which veggies you’d like. Saturday folks may be able to harvest their own herbs and flowers.
Chazy Orchards is home to the world's largest McIntosh apple orchard, with trees planted in the 1920s. Its farm market and bakery sell homemade baked goods, cider, honey, maple syrup, cheese and a range of apple varieties including McIntosh, Honeycrisp, SweeTango and Cortland, and the orchard offers U-pick apples in season.
The Feast of San Gennaro 2026 in Little Italy, NYC runs from Thursday September 17 through Sunday September 27! The Feast celebrates the life of San Gennaro of Naples who was Bishop of Benevento, Italy and was martyred in 305AD. Read more about San Gennaro and the feast by clicking here . Figli di San Gennaro actively supports over 30 great charities and organizations. (You can view the list of charities supported here .) Please consider making a donation to help us support these organizations. Jim Caruso’s Cast Party Celebrates the Great Italian/American Songbook With Billy Stritch at the Piano – 7:30pm Jim Caruso’s Cast Party Celebrates the Great Italian/American Songbook With Billy Stritch at the Piano – 7:30pm Follow "The Feast of all Feasts" on Social Media - use the hashtag #sangennaronyc
Fall Crafts at Lyndhurst returns in 2026 from September 18th through September 20th! Visitors can spend the day with family and friends shopping for original fashions, accessories, jewelry, home décor, furniture, photography, fine art, and functional and sculptural works in ceramics, glass, metal, wood, mixed media, and more! Plus enjoy gourmet specialties, tastings from local distilleries, craft demos, and family activities! Experience fun family activities like interactive puppet theater, face painting, and new this year: a scavenger craft hunt with prizes! Stay to have lunch with options like BBQ, wood-fired pizza, crepes, and seafood, as well as favorites like hamburgers, ice cream, and vegetarian options; taste small-batch gourmet specialties, and enjoy NYS distillery and winery tastings! Including a mobile beer & wine truck! Visit the craft show, then enjoy Lyndhurst’s 67 spraw...
The Jordan Fall Festival celebrates 80 years of community tradition September 18 through 20, 2026, with three days of rides, food, crafts and live entertainment in the Village of Jordan. Highlights include an 80th anniversary fireworks show Saturday at 7:45 pm, a Hometown Sounds performance by Loren Barrigar Sunday from 3 to 5 pm, and the long-running Grease Pole Climb and car, bike, truck and Jeep show on Sunday.
This is a long running country fair held Brookhaven's Longwood Estate in Ridge, NY.
This fair features historic re-enactments, music, interactive children's area and vendors. Dates are September 19, 10-8 and the 20th 10-6.
New this year isLong Island's country band Southbound with line dancing, beer garden, and food.
The park charges $5 per customer for entry.
The park will be available on Friday until 8 for vendor setup and on Saturday morning at 6:30. Cars must be removed by 9am. If vendor parking is filled there will be shuttle parking at the Junior high school.
Vendors must fill out a hold harmless agreement to be notarized and returned.
This year marks the 33rd annual Fall Festival! The Festival is always held on the third Saturday & Sunday of September and will feature vendors, music, food, beer, jugglers, face painting, balloon twisting, raffles, and so much more! 2026's event will be held September 19 & 20 at Fern Park (11 Loomis Road, Inlet) Free parking for this event is available at Arrowhead Park , at Fern Park , and in the Dunay lot next to The Woods Inn. As of 1/27/26 this event is FULL! - There is a waitlist. repurposed clothing, quilts - baby, adult, throws, barn board picture frames, end tables, coffee tables, wooden boxes
The event is live! Buy tickets below or purchase at the door! The World Oddities Expo is a traveling oddities festival- a peculiar paradise where weird thrives! We pride ourselves on being an all inclusive artisan and small business fueled mega-convention. We feature artists, vendors, performers, educators, and guest speakers to create a macabre and magical experience for all! Shop our showroom floor packed with peculiar pleasures and treasures from artists and small businesses. You’ll find everything in the Lost Curio Marketplace from taxidermy, insects, macabre art, jewelry, home decor, and more! General Admission Tickets – $20: Our not so general admission ticket includes access to our show floor where you will find all of our vendors, our stage filled with a variety of amazing performers varying from city to city and our WOE Theater that features guest presenters and unique speake...
The 2026 Adirondack Harvest Festival returns to the Essex County Fairgrounds in Westport for a free, one‑day celebration of Adirondack agriculture. Enjoy local food trucks, a farmers’ market, live music, a beer and wine tent, hands‑on demos and workshops, kids’ activities, a farm animal petting zoo, and more. Stay tuned for event details and save‑the‑date information.
Long Island City Summer Fest is your all access pass to try whiskey Spirits and More from around the world. Enjoy An Entire afternoon at The Culture Labs with your favorite local distilleries and international delights. Guests will enjoy samples for the session paired with live entertainment, food and interactive games.
Beekman Avenue closes to cars, fills with 145 vendors, and Sleepy Hollow starts its Halloween season. The Street Fair is the village’s unofficial opening bell for autumn — a free, walkable Sunday on Beekman Avenue with the whole street given over to arts and crafts stalls, food trucks, local shops with their doors propped open, and a good deal of Halloween merchandise arriving a full six weeks early. Presented by the Sleepy Hollow Tarrytown Chamber of Commerce , it’s the rare fall event here that costs nothing, needs no ticket, and welcomes dogs. 145+ vendors selling handmade jewelry, ceramics, candles, prints, woodwork, vintage, and a deep bench of witchy and Halloween-themed goods Food and drink from local eateries and visiting vendors — wood-fired pizza, lobster rolls, pretzels, kettle corn, soft serve, Greek, Peruvian, and sangria and spirits for the grown-ups Live music from duos...
Please scroll down for our 2026 events calendar. Vendors, please remember that you may guarantee having a space for an event date only by prepaying through our VENDOR APPLICATION. We have by far the most quality indoor and outdoor events of any Long Island promotor, currently with 10 event dates in the Staten Island Mall and 30 outdoor event dates remaining throughout the year, so the best way to determine your event rental rate and space availability is to go to the specific page dedicated to the event dates you are interested in. Only one application is required to be submitted if you wish to prepay for any one or all our events this year. Vendors may rent for any one day of any outdoor two-day event. Go to VENDOR RENTAL RATES for full details of our rental rates.
Asian Street Food from China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines & International Food Vendors “The Moon Festival is filled with delicious food, legends and festivities!” “The Moon Festival offers a wonderful experience for the whole family with fantastic performances, and a variety of local vendors.” “This is the best Asian food and cultural festival I’ve ever been to!” The 10th Annual Moon Festival in Orange County, NY is the largest Asian culture and food festival in the Hudson Valley, celebrating one of Asia’s most revered holidays with music, food, and community. Mooncakes are a delightful and traditional treat, typically filled with smooth lotus seed or rich red bean paste. Some even surprise with a golden egg yolk at the center, symbolizing the glowing full moon. These rich, symbolic desserts play a key role in the Moon Festival, representing unity and completeness during fa...
Deprecated : Function WP_Dependencies->add_data() was called with an argument that is deprecated since version 6.9.0! IE conditional comments are ignored by all supported browsers. in /home/villageo/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6260 Cow Harbor Day is the traditional annual festival celebrating the history of the Village of Northport on Long Island in NY. The name comes from “The Great Cow Harbor” this is what the Village was called years ago as the cows use to graze on the fields along the Harbor which are now two lovely parks. Cow Harbor Day is usually held on the third Sunday, September, always following the Great Cow Harbor 10K which is held the Saturday before. Cow Harbor Day is traditionally known as the end of Summer in the Village of Northport and usually draws thousands of visitors to Northport Village. The day begins with the traditional parade down Main Stre...
directions and phone number 15 Main Street, P. O. Box 477, South Salem, NY 10590 914-875-9004 The Lewisboro Library Fair will be held rain or shine, on Saturday, September 19th from 10 am to 4 pm at Onatru Farm Park (99 Elmwood Road, South Salem, NY). The Library Fair is one of the largest community events in Lewisboro and truly has something for everyone – a car show, great music, a fun filled kids’ zone, food trucks, dunk tank, a beer and wine garden and tons of shopping at the Book Sales, Attic Treasures and vendor booths! Visit our new Library Fair website ! There are forms for Sponsors, Community Partners and Vendors. The fun starts at the Adult Book Pre-Sale on Wednesday, September 16th from 5pm to 9pm for Lewisboro Residents only. The Adult and Children’s Book Pre-Sale continues on Thursday, September 17th from 5pm to 9pm . Admission is free for Lewisboro residents; there is a...
The Long Island Fair is an “old time” county fair where exhibitors compete for the blue ribbon, and features attractions, entertainment, hands on activities, animal displays, craft show, and much more. A unique family friendly event for all ages,that will create memories for a lifetime.
City guides with the venues that host festivals, who issues the permits, what the weather does to an outdoor season, and the local vendors worth calling.