Clearview Festival Productions produces street fairs in and around the New York City area. Come to one of our festivals in manhattan, brooklyn, statin island, the bronx, or queens.
Stay up to date with festival announcements, press releases, and special updates from Rochester’s biggest spring celebration. Read the latest festival announcements and updates here. Full lineup ANNOUNCED on the KeyBank Center Stage! A celebration dedicated to honoring older adults in the community! Kids’ rides, games, and entertainment for all ages — fun for the whole family. Local eats, craft beverages, and festival favorites from Rochester’s best vendors.
62 acre campus on the Hudson River with hiking trails. Note that CCoA's Annual Fall Festival (on Sat, Sept 5) will be at Senasqua Park in Croton, as it has in years past. The Spring Festival at Windrose is a new and additional event. Please enter your full name and email address in the form on the left. You can edit any of the form fields (on the left) except for your email address. Changes are saved automatically (you do not have to click a save button).
The Myrtle Avenue BID sponsors special events, giveaways, and coordinated advertising for promotional periods. Flyers, sale cards, and surveys are distributed to Myrtle Avenue businesses throughout the year. A variety of businesses donate gift certificates for Lucky Shopper raffles and participate in the Employee Discount Card Program. During the year there are currently seven sidewalk sale events, three street festivals, and other special Programs. Due to COVID restrictions, regular yearly events may be restricted or cancelled. Please visit our events page for details about upcoming promotions and events. All holiday events are posted on the BID Facebook page & Twitter and e-notices are sent out via Constant Contact. Support Small Businesses on Myrtle Avenue! As part of their commitment to support small businesses, American Express gives registered card members free gifts when they s...
The Bellmore Lions Club presents the Flea Market at the Belmore Train Station Parking Lot (B-2) located just north of Sunrise Hwy. just west of Bellmore Ave. (across the street from King Kullen Supermarket). On behalf of the Bellmore Lions’ Club and our partner Congregation Beth Ohr (“CBO”) , we would like to thank everyone that worked together to make this a successful flea market season. After having been closed from April through June, we were permitted to re-open in July and offered the selling/shopping experience that we have been accustomed to for many years. Thank you for adhering to the CDC and various health organizations protocols and guidelines. Without your cooperation, we would not have been permitted to continue offering the flea market. The Bellmore Lion’s Club and CBO will be returning in the spring. Please visit our respective web sites in the New Year for 2026 flea m...
All Exhibitors must provide certificate of liability insurance. All Exhibitors MUST provide Clearview with a valid New York State Certificate of Authority, commonly referred to as NYS Sales Tax License. As well as a signed Clearview Terms & Conditions form. Once received, Clearview will approve your online account. Food Exhibitors – MUST register in person and present their Valid Food Handlers Certificate, NYS Sales Tax, and Temporary Food Service Establishment Permit. Once received, you may begin registering for our fairs. Upon processing of payment, you will receive an Event Permit noting your space assignment 630 9th Avenue, Suite 417, NY, NY 10036 • phone (646) 230-0489 • fax (646) — We aggregate a rich array of accomplished vendors. All Exhibitors (New or Current) must provide the following documents to be able to participate in any of our festivals;
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Clearview Festival Productions produces street fairs in and around the New York City area. Come to one of our festivals in manhattan, brooklyn, statin island, the bronx, or queens.
All Exhibitors must provide certificate of liability insurance. All Exhibitors MUST provide Clearview with a valid New York State Certificate of Authority, commonly referred to as NYS Sales Tax License. As well as a signed Clearview Terms & Conditions form. Once received, Clearview will approve your online account. Food Exhibitors – MUST register in person and present their Valid Food Handlers Certificate, NYS Sales Tax, and Temporary Food Service Establishment Permit. Once received, you may begin registering for our fairs. Upon processing of payment, you will receive an Event Permit noting your space assignment 630 9th Avenue, Suite 417, NY, NY 10036 • phone (646) 230-0489 • fax (646) — We aggregate a rich array of accomplished vendors. All Exhibitors (New or Current) must provide the following documents to be able to participate in any of our festivals;
Stay up to date with festival announcements, press releases, and special updates from Rochester’s biggest spring celebration. Read the latest festival announcements and updates here. Full lineup ANNOUNCED on the KeyBank Center Stage! A celebration dedicated to honoring older adults in the community! Kids’ rides, games, and entertainment for all ages — fun for the whole family. Local eats, craft beverages, and festival favorites from Rochester’s best vendors.
With a nod to its inspiration, Clio Art Fair has been created Clio Art Fair focuses its attention on the kinds of contemporary art by independent artists all over the world, since 2014. Clio Art Fair is currently featured on ArtForum's “Must-See Shows” list, "our editors' selection of essential exhibitions worldwide." If you’re looking for a tonic to this week’s gallery-oriented mindset, there’s the Clio Art Fair, which shines a spotlight on artists without gallery representation. Artist Ricky Borgia in his studio Rick Borgia: Where Color Becomes Thought Rick Borgia’s work resists easy categorization, and that may be its most defining strength. Across painting, figure-based imagery, abstraction, and atmospheric color fields, his practice feels less like a single style than a living conversation between memory, intuition, and transformation. Rather than treating color as decoration, Bo...
The Greenburgh Arts and Culture Committee, together with Greenburgh Parks and Recreation and the Nature Center at Greenburgh, runs this annual outdoor market at Presser Park in Hartsdale. Artists and crafters in any medium can showcase and sell work, but each vendor must also offer visitors a hands-on or interactive component. The next edition is set for May 15, 2027, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Enjoy all this historic neighborhood has to offer including one-of-a kind shops, unique dining experiences, and all types of amazing salons and services. This year’s stroll along Park will include local artisans and showcase the uniqueness of the avenue. There will be fun activities and events for all! Restaurants, retail establishments and services on the avenue will be featured. Artist vendors, along with childrens’ activities, will be located on the RMSC grounds (accessible from Park Avenue). Listen to live music throughout the day at the Park Avenue Green (corner of Park and Barrington streets). Visit 10 businesses and be entered in a raffle for the chance to win gift cards to some of your favorite shops on the avenue! There will be no street closures, however businesses have outdoor activities and events for all to enjoy. In addition to on-street parking, free parking is availabl...
The Graham Avenue Fiesta is an annual street festival run by the Graham Avenue Business Improvement District along Graham Avenue, also called the Avenue of Puerto Rico, from Boerum Street to Broadway in Williamsburg. The most recent edition, its 21st, ran Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm with vendors, community groups and local businesses spread along the closed street.
The NECC Millerton Farmers Market runs every Saturday from May 16 through November 28, 10 am to 2 pm, at 6 Dutchess Avenue in Millerton, giving shoppers a regular weekly stop for local goods through most of the year.
The Nyack Famous Street Fair is one of several street fairs PJ's Promotions runs in Nyack each year, drawing over 300 exhibitors of arts, crafts, retail, home decor, gifts and festival food along Main, Cedar and Broadway streets. The 2026 Nyack schedule includes fairs in May, July and October, each running 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with booth fees from 135 dollars for a Cedar Street spot up to 550 dollars for spaces over 20 feet.
Get ready for four days of rides, entertainment, competitions, live music, livestock events, family activities and more! Bracelet is good until close. No bracelets sold after 6:00 PM. 1st & 2nd place winners of each class will compete for Champion and Reserved Champion The Champion in Class 7 will be awarded $25 and the Reserve Champion will receive $15. No practice throws will be allowed during the competition. Throw will be straight out the course, distance off centerline will be subtracted from score.
CC&The Boys are rescheduled for August 6th, 2026, at 7:30pm. Be there for great and lively country music! Our 2026 Summer Movies on the Waterfront series for 2026 is now over! Thank you to everyone who showed up and helped make this series magical, and we hope to see you all next summer! Due to the poor air quality, CC&The Boys will not be performing 7/16. We prioritize our performers well being, and hope to reschedule in the near future if possible. If any announcements made regarding rescheduling, we will post it on our website and social media. Our 2026 Waterfront Concert Series is now over! Thank you to all who showed up to support our amazing performers, and we can’t wait to see you all next year! Astoria Boulevard Merchants present Merry on the Boulevard 2025. Thank you to all who attended the 2025 Independence Celebration at Astoria Park on June 26! Please enjoy the gallery below.
The Smithtown Spring Craft Fair runs May 23 and 24, 2026, from 10 am to 5 pm on the Smithtown Historical Society grounds, with free parking and admission. It brings together arts, crafts and new merchandise vendors alongside food trucks and live entertainment in 10 by 10 foot spaces on grass or gravel. A single day booth costs 100 dollars, both days cost 180 dollars, and a non merchandise sponsor space runs 700 dollars.
Established in 1926,The Sunnyside Gardens Community Association serves as a social and recreational center for the local Sunnyside and Woodside community.
We’re all about making Queens a better place to live, learn, and thrive. Through bold youth programs, fierce housing advocacy, and vibrant cultural events, we uplift our neighbors and strengthen our community. One person, one family, one block at a time. And we’re just getting started . "I grew up attending WOTM’s after-school program, just like my daughters are doing now. It provides a safe, nurturing environment for children to grow, learn, and develop new skills." “As working parents, it has allowed our children to have a continued safe and fun learning environment to be a part of after school, while we complete our work day. They receive homework help, and get even more playtime with their friends.” “Our son loves the time spent at WOTM with his friends, teachers, coaches and support staff. It is an irreplaceable resource for the Woodside-Sunnyside community.” “My son loves the di...
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.