Annual Garlic Festival at the Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers Market

About this event

The Annual Garlic Festival at the Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers' Market sponsored by Warrensburgh Beautification Inc. will be held on Friday, October 7 from 3-6 p.m.

Highlights include:

• Varieties of certified organic and naturally grown garlic sold for planting and consumption
• Adirondack Harvest (formerly Caldwell Country Farm) with caramelized onion and roasted garlic jam, garlic fudge, and black garlic
• Hope Valley Farm with pickled garlic scapes and garlic pesto
• Gra den Talun Farm with unusual varieties of garlic
• Hilton Family Farm Stands with their famous Chuck's Garlic Dill Pickles
• Horticultural info and recipes from CCE of Warren County
• Garlicky Food Contest (provide at least one copy of the recipe) - free sampler plates!
• Children's Craft Workshop with Shelby Burkhardt, director of Richards Library
• Live music in the gazebo with George Parrott
• A chance to win $20 in Farmers Market Bucks
• HHHN tote bag giveaway and free, locally roasted coffee

Plus, Warren County farms and local businesses:

• Adirondack Gold Maple Farm
• Adirondack Harvesr (organically grown produce and preserves)
• Baking A Scene (local artisan creations by Jennifer McNeill)
• Birdy's Designs (copper wired gemstone jewelry and plants in ceramic containers by Robin Hansen)
• Calico Corner (fabric crafts)
• Coffee With a Cause (Pastor Aaron Spoonhour of the First Baptist Church of Warrensburg w/ locally roasted coffee beans)
• Country Creations (fabric crafts by Victoria Lehet)
• Dawn's Delights (baked goods, salads, authentic Italian tomato sauce, local honey)
• For the Love of Rocks (sterling silver gemstone jewelry by Linda O'Neil)
• Glens Falls Distillery (maple whiskey and other spirits)
• Grá den Talún Farm (garlic varieties)
• Hilton Family Farm Stand (local produce, pickles, Rachael’s Breads)
• Nettle Meadow Cheese Farm
• North Country Microgreens (produce, Hope Valley Farm garlic varieties)
• Seeds of Wisdom by Sheila (salves, essen tial oils, and Native American craftwork)
• Springbrook Hollow Farm Distillery
• Tabula Rasa Designs (unique wooden cutting boards and charcuterie boards and signs)
• Tanya ArtCo (paintings, felt creatures, and scarves by Tanya Sawn)
• Trillium Farm (chicken and duck eggs)
• And more!

~This year the event is dedicated to the memory of Elizabeth Rugen, owner of Hope Valley Farm with her husband Richard, and inspiration for the first Garlic Festival.~