Adirondack Harvest Festival website photo.

See below for a list of this year’s events and activities: 

• –Farmers’ and artisan market highlighting only locally-grown produce, meat, eggs, artisan dairy products, baked goods, flowers, herbal products, maple products, wine, spirits, fiber, wood products, and much more.
• –Workshops and talks, see the full schedule in the image below.
• –Food trucks and vendors serving local food, including: Old Mountain Coffee, Farmers’ Cone Creamery, The Dogfather, Freddy B’s, The Barley Sandwich, Rivermede Farm Market, and more.
• –Local craft beer, mead, and wine tent featuring: Hex & Hop, Oval Craft Brewing, Four Maples Vineyard and Winery
• –Live music from local artists, including: Marie Marie, the Steve Feinbloom & Bill Ellis Duo, and Ploughman’s Lunch. See the schedule in the image below.
• –Participatory social with traditional dances and songs by the Native North American Traveling College (NNATC), an organization dedicated to raising awareness of Mohawk culture using traditional singing, dancing, and storytelling. The program will be presented by Wadhams Free Library thanks to generous funding from The Adirondack Foundation. (1 p.m.)
• -Pre-Festival hike through farmland with Champlain Area Trails.
• –Farm animal petting zoo
• –Pony rides for kids
• –Free kids’ activities with the Black Kettle School, Essex County 4-H, and Adirondack Farm to School. See the full schedule in the image below.
• –Draft horse and wagon rides with Country Dreams Farm
• –4-H presentations
• –Meet & greet with community organizations like the Essex County Master Gardeners, Essex Co Soil and Water, Adirondack Land Trust, Essex Farm Institute, Essex County Public Health, Whallonsburg Grange, John Brown Lives!, Lake Champlain Basin Program, Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program, Adk Action, Blue Line Compost, ANCA, and more.
• –Horse barrel racing
• –Contests and activities throughout the day, such as a potato sack race, hula hoop contest, straw bale toss, and raffle drawing. See the schedule in the image below.