Saturday-Sunday, July 15-16: With so many years of curation and scheduling under their belt, the Festival’s savvy organizers have developed an undeniably distinctive aesthetic for each of the seven stages.
Sunday, July 9: Expect more than 500 antique, hot rod and classic cars lining the village streets in all their gleaming glory.
July 7-9: Sponsored by the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce, the three-day event is centered around a family-friendly festival held at Barton Orchards on Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., with afternoon balloon launches at 6 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday, July 1-2: For people who are considering the move to a tiny home, the festival will offer plenty of information, inspiration and advice.
Saturday & Sunday, July 1-2: The US Navy Blue Angels will share the skies with some of the nation’s top military and civilian performers.
Friday-Sunday, June 2-4: The Fabulous Beekman Boys will be back for another cooking demo, and you’ll be able to meet the editors of Country Living magazine plus more than 200 vendors from 25 states, including antiques sellers, food purveyors, artists, furnituremakers and crafters.
Sunday, June 4: Writer/activist Tim Murphy has been chosen as this year’s grand marshal.
Friday-Sunday, May 26-28: Billed as “not a flea market, but a well-respected event for beginning to advanced collectors.”
Friday-Sunday, May 26-28: Featuring more than 300 artisans from across America purveying a broad range of handcrafted goods.
Saturday, May 20: With the admonition “Don’t Keep Calm; Run! They’re Coming,” the hamlet of Pine Bush is set to celebrate all things paranormally extraterrestrial.