With the colder weather rolling in and the seasons changing from summer to autumn, it’s time to look at some of the best NY fall festivals you can attend this season. If you enjoy harvest festivals, pumpkins, and good, old-fashioned family fun, then you won’t want to miss the best NY fall festivals.
Around since 1996, the Great Cortland Pumpkinfest offers a variety of fun activities for everybody. A bevy of children’s games are available for the kids to enjoy at this event, including hay rides and pony rides. For adults, there are plenty of food options, over 100 vendors to view, and a great schedule of live entertainment to enjoy. Staged events include everything from live music to puppet shows. With the festival theme focusing on pumpkins and the fall season, you won’t want to miss the fun.
This yearly Oktoberfest brings you the opportunity to get authentic German food and beer while experiencing live German music, games, and a wide range of brewery samples from 12 local breweries. You can dress up in your Oktoberfest costume if you want to blend in to the entertainment. Live entertainment includes polka music, dancing, keg tossing, a costume contest, and plenty of other fun. Plus, this year’s proceeds will benefit the Ben Osborne Memorial Fund, an organization dedicated to helping local children in need.
If you’re dying to get some of your pumpkin tasting on, then you’ll love the Beacon Waterfront Pumpkin Festival. Here, you can purchase a variety of Hudson Valley pumpkins or select from other pumpkin-menu selections, like pumpkin pie. A wide variety of fall-inspired foods will be available for you to buy.
If you enjoy the circus, you’ll love this event. The Halloween Harvest Festival celebrates the autumn harvest and Halloween in a circus-like atmosphere, with live music, circus food, juggling and other circus entertainment, live music, live theater events, and wonderful demonstrations.
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