Fall Guide 2018

September 20, 2018 A Special Supplement to Halston Media

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Fall Guide 2018

As leaves start falling and pumpkin spice starts calling,
we’ve got all the autumn events that will kick your season up a notch

Hudson Valley Fall Foliage delicious German fare and featur- Chappaqua Book Festival Washington Irving and immerse
Helicopter Tours ing four party wagons with 16 taps yourself in spooky stories of vam-
that keep the beer flowing, this an- Sept. 29 | Great Lawn of the pires, seances and local legends.
Sept. 15-Nov. 15 | wingsair.net/ser- nual beer bash offers plenty for Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Chap- There are also Halloween-themed
vices/scenic-helicopter-tours-new-york both adults and kids. There’s also a paqua | ccbfestival.com art activities, games and even a
heavy roster of live music, including shadow puppet performance!
Enjoy the array of fall colors as you performances from Grammy win- Indulge in a daylong celebration
fly above the trees in a 30-minute ners Alex Meixner Band (10/13) and of reading with signings and ap- In The MKNG
helicopter tour. Along the way, take the Jimmy Sturr Band (10/20). pearances from authors (organiz-
in such landmarks as the Tarrytown ers expect close to 100 this year). September 29-30 | Bethel Woods
Lighthouse, the Palisades and Sing Headless Horseman Hayrides In addition to the literary goodness Center for the Arts, Bethel | inthem-
Sing Prison. If you opt for the 45-min- & Haunted Houses on display, there’s also live enterain- kng.com
ute tour, you’ll also pass over Bear ment and family-friendly activities to
Mountain, West Point (subject to air- Weekends beginning Sept. 22 and engage in. Best part? It’s all free! This festival celebrating creativ-
space restrictions) and Croton Gorge. ending Nov. 3 | Ulster Park | head- ity and imagination features more
lesshorseman.com Home of the ‘Legend’ than 100 vendors selling arts, crafts
Oktoberfest and unique DIY creations, as well as
Enjoy an unparalleled haunted Weekends beginning Sept. 29 food, activities and live music from
Weekends beginning Sept. 22 and experience on a 60-acre farm that and ending Oct. 28 | Washington bands like Sister Hazel.
ending Oct. 28 | Anthony Wayne features an immmersive, theatrical Irving’s Sunnyside, Sleepy Hollow |
Recreation Area, Bear Mountain | vis- hayride that covers a whole mile, hudsonvalley.org/events/home-of- SEE EVENTS PAGE 4
itbearmountain.com/special-events/ as well as a corn maze and seven the-legend/
oktoberfest haunted attractions.
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Welcome to the Alamo Drafthouse
At this Yonkers theater, movies are only part of the attraction

BY JEREMY BROWN in costume, themed merchandise is on something that’s a little more wild, you While the idea of just staying on the
EDITOR sale, and even the menu will often be can do that too. It’s all over the place.” couch with Netflix might seem appeal-
tailored to the movie in question, such ing, LaLiberty promises that a trip to the
These days, with home theater as the “Hulking Avocado Burger” served In an effort to make the theater ac- Alamo Drafthouse will be worth the ef-
systems becoming more up for the latest “Avengers” movie. cessible to everyone, the Alamo Draft- fort.
and more affordable and house also offers a variety of programs
entertainment streaming to every device “In other theaters, whatever movie and special events to cater to a wide “If you want to just watch a movie,
under our roof, the call of the movie you’re going to see is the attraction,” range of patrons. Every Wednesday, the you can watch it at home,” LaLiberty
theater becomes easier to ignore. LaLiberty said. “But for us, the entire ex- theater features a film club, where at- conceded. “But we don’t want you to do
perience is the attraction. So, as soon as tendees screen and discuss rare films, that. We want you to come to us, so we
That’s where the Alamo Drafthouse you walk in the door, there’s something and Tuesday morning and select week- give you a reason to come out.”
comes in. happening. So, when we do a ‘Star end screenings are part of the “Alamo
Wars’ movie, we have stormtroopers in For All” program. These all-age screen- e Alamo Drafthouse is located at 2548
Founded in 1997 in Austin, Tex., the the lobby. We want moviegoing to be ings are sensory-friendly, with the lights Central Park Ave. in Yonkers. For more
Drafthouse has expanded to a national an event, so that when you come out, turned up and the sound turned down. information, call 914-226-3082, or visit
chain of theaters. During the course of you’re a part of something.” At these screenings, talking and moving drafthouse.com/theater/yonkers.
that expansion, the theater has earned around is allowed and latecomers are
a reputation as one of the premier mov- One of the things that has made the admitted. PHOTOS COURTESY OF ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE CINEMA
iegoing experiences out there. Not only Alamo such a movie lover’s paradise
does it offer everything a movie lover is the host of special events the theater “So you can bring children or ba-
would want, from the latest blockbuster puts together, and this fall is no differ- bies,” LaLiberty said, “and they’re also
to arthouse gems to marathon screen- ent. October will feature a variety of for people with disabilities that have
ings of classic flicks, but there’s also a spooky films for all ages and LaLiberty trouble watching a movie under more
full restaurant on site, serving up ev- is deep into planning an all-day horror traditional circumstances.”
erything from made-to-order cheese- blowout called “Dismember the Ala-
burgers to specialties like creme brulee mo.” A back-to-back screening of six KANDYLAND
French toast and a salted caramel milk- scary flicks, “Dismember” comes with a 2018
shake. You simply write your order on very fun caveat:
a card and a black-clad server moves, October 27
ninja-like to your table, bringing you “It’s a mystery lineup,” says LaLiberty,
your order with lightning speed. And, “so you have no idea what you’re go- 10 am–12 pm
given that it’s a drafthouse, there’s a ing to see when you come in. You’re just
wide selection of craft beers on tap, kind of at our mercy!” Katonah for the Holidays:
many of which have been brewed right
in Westchester. Filled with costume contests, give- November 24: December 5th:
aways and food specials, the “Dismem- Small Business Saturday Chamber Holiday
The Alamo is also famous for its no ber” event is one that LaLiberty prom- Santa Comes to Town
talking/no texting policy, a policy that is ises fans won’t regret. Luncheon
strictly enforced. The rule is simple: af- December 2nd: December 7th:
ter one warning about being disruptive, “You’re not going to go there and Tree Lighting
you’re kicked out without a refund. see ‘The Shining,’” he said. “You’re go- Holiday Stroll
ing to come and see something you’ve
The food, the ambience and the probably never heard of, or something For Details Visit www.katonahchamber.org
dedication to noise-free viewing are all you’ve heard of but never had a chance
part of the Alamo Drafthouse’s mission to see. It definitely digs a bit deeper, but
to create a one-of-a-kind movie experi- it’s a really rewarding show.”
ence.
However, for those who aren’t quite
“We really love movies,” said Justin La- up for an all-day screamfest, LaLiberty
Liberty, the creative manager for the Yon- says not to worry, the Drafthouse has
kers location. “So if you come to Alamo, you covered. From late-night screenings
you’re going to see that there’s a lot of of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” to
love that goes into our programs. We’re showings of the classic Universal mon-
really passionate about what we do.” ster movies from the ‘30s, October at
the Alamo has something for everyone.
When you come to the theater in Yon-
kers, you’re going to get a lot more than “It’s a really well-rounded program,”
just two hours of entertainment on a LaLiberty says. “So if you want to take
screen. The lobby is often full of revelers your kids to see ‘Beetlejuice,’ you can.
But if you want to come out and see

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EVENTS St. James’ Historic lectibles to arts and crafts and unexpect- festival, Applefest is a blowout event
Graveyard Tours ed finds. Each event is unique, with the featuring craft and food vendors and
FROM PAGE 2 final one being a “Christmas in Novem- live entertainment. There’s also a
Oct. 5-Oct. 20 | St. James’ Episcopal ber” shopping extravaganza. This is a farmer’s market, an apple pie contest
Hudson Valley Garlic Festival Church, Hyde Park | stjameshydepark. Hudson Valley tradition that draws in and a carnival for the kiddies.
org/graveyardtours.htm shoppers from hundreds of miles away!
Sept. 29-30 | Cantine Field, Washington Coyotes of Rockefeller Preserve:
Avenue Extension, Saugerties | hvgf.org Take a lantern-lit tour through St. Food Truck Picnic Day Talk with the Wild Dog Foundation
James’ historic 200-year-old grave-
Enjoy garlic-based dishes served by yard, where you’ll meet a host of char- Oct. 6-7, 27-28 | Olana State His- Oct. 14 | Rockefeller State Preserve,
local vendors, as well as arts and crafts acters from the region’s past, each of toric Site, Hudson | olana.org Pleasantville | rockefellerstateparkpre-
and live entertainment! whom has an interesting tale to impart! serve.eventbrite.com
Enjoy a picnic on the grounds of this
TerrorDome Haunted Scream Park O+ Festival beautiful Victorian estate. Food is sup- Frank Vincenti of the Wild Dog Foun-
plied by Gracie’s Food Truck, serving dation will talk about eastern coyotes,
Weekends throughout October. Oct. 5-7 | Kingston | opositivefestival.org American fare all created from locally- their ecological role, and how to coex-
Opening night is Sept. 29. | Fearless A festival that brings together art, mu- sourced ingredients. ist safely with them.
Farms, Newburgh | terrordome.com sic and wellness over one weekend, O+
events have been happening around Sugar Loaf Fall Festival Sheep and Wool Festival
Enter the Barn of Terror, run for your the country (there was actually one in
life through the Backwoods, or play Poughkeepsie in August). Come see for Oct. 6-8 | Sugar Loaf | sugarloaf- Oct. 20–21 | Dutchess County Fair-
zombie tag with your friends. If you’re yourself what the excitement is about! newyork.com grounds, Rhinebeck | sheepandwool.com
infected, you become a zombie yourself!
Stormville Airport Antique Come to this artisan village in bucol- A gathering of knitters, crocheters and
Philipse Manor En Plein Air Show & Flea Market ic Orange County for a weekend-long weavers from around the region, this week-
celebration of art, crafts and live music end long event also features live music,
Oct. 3-Oct. 27 | Philipse Manor Hall State Oct. 6-7. Nov. 3-4 | Stormville | stor- with plenty of food as well! demonstrations and sheepdog trials! And
Historic Site, Yonkers | (914) 965-4027 mvilleairportfleamarket.com be sure to stick around for the llama parade.
Pegasus Farm Festival
Enjoy a panoramic painting exhibit of This flea market draws 600 vendors Arlo Guthrie “Alice’s
five contemporary artists, Karen Gen- from more than eight states and fea- October 14 | Pegasus Farm, Restaurant” Tour
tile, Ken Gore, Patricia Melvin, Walter tures everything from antiques and col- 310 Peach Lake Road, Brewster |
Lynn Mosely, and Emily Stedman, all of pegasustr.org Oct. 21 | Paramount Hudson Val-
which interpret the Philipse Manor His- ley Theater, 1008 Brown St, Peekskill |
toric Site in contemporary times. Pegasus Farm, the home of Pega- arloguthrie.com
sus Therapeutic Riding, is putting to-
FOODTRUCKS15+ 40+WINES,CIDERS&SPIRITS gether a fun-filled family day on the To celebrate the upcoming 50th an-
farm. The festival will feature pump- niversary of the film “Alice’s Restau-
kin decorating, a bake sale and flea rant,” which was inspired by his 1967
market, tours of the farm and, best song “Alice’s Restaurant Massacree,”
of all, photos with the horses! Arlo Guthrie is hitting the road.

Trees of Rockefeller State
Park Preserve

PHOTO COURTESY OF PEGASUS FARMS Oct. 27 | Rockefeller State Park Pre-
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Harvest Festival
Naturalist and teacher of “tree iden-
Oct.14-Oct. 21 | Soukup Farms, Dover tification” at the New York Botanical
Plains | soukupfarms.com/harvest-festival Garden, John McShane will lead a half-
hour walk through the preserve, teach-
This annual event has now grown to ing people how to identify various trees.
two weekends. Take a hayride out to a He’ll also share some of the knowledge
pick-your-own pumpkin patch, climb a he’s accumulated over the years, such
hay pyramid or get lost in the hay maze! as why leaves change color in the fall!

Warwick Applefest Hudson Valley Vegfest!

Oct. 14 | Warwick | warwickapplefest.com Nov. 3-Nov. 4 | Gold’s Gym, Pough-
Billed as Orange County’s largest keepsie | www.hvvegfest.org

A two-day festival devoted to vegan
living, Vegfest offers edcuation on ani-
mal rescue, health and wellness and
plant-powered fitness. There will also
be vegan dishes on hand, as well as
educational speakers and live music!

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rain or shine, includes 185 ju- all age ranges courtesy of The include a collaborative art piece
ried artists from 28 states, Isra- Harvey School and First Five. directed by artist Natalya Aik-
el and Canada, including 38 Additionally, there will be col- ens and created with reclaimed
new artists this year. These art- laborative projects offered by and repurposed materials such
ists will descend upon Armonk the Neuberger Museum of Art, as plastic bags and packaging.
to share their work. Katonah Museum of Art, Clay Visitors will apply several layers
Arts Center and Rye Arts Cen- of plastic materials in the out-
A broad range of art in every ter. And, of course, there will line of the Armonk Outdoor Art
medium and price point will be be food, craft beer and wine Show tree logo. After the Show,
on display, including painting, on hand supplied by a diverse Natalya will finish the artwork
mixed mediums, printmaking/ group of vendors, some of with her signature stitching
drawing/pastels, sculpture, which are brand new to the technique and it will be exhib-
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A different ‘Phantom’ comes alive in Westcheste

Beloved musical returns to the Elmsford stage after a decade

BY JEREMY BROWN ʻWe were actually scheduled for Broadway. Maury Yeston
EDITOR The set was designed, the score was written,
Geoffrey was already planning on casting it.
It’s been called “the greatest hit to never be produced on Broadway,” and And then there was a newspaper item that
this fall, Maury Yeston and Arthur Kopit’s “Phantom,” an adaptation of
Gaston Leroux’s 1910 novel, “The Phantom of the Opera” returns to the said that Andrew Lloyd Weber had gotten
Westchester Broadway Theatre for its fourth engagement since 1992. the idea of writing a version of
ʻThe Phantom of the Opera.ʼʼ
“They really understand this show,” Yeston said. “And, every time they do it,
they absolutely redefine it.” -Maury Yeston
Yeston is referring to Andrew Lloyd Weber beating his
“Phantom” had its origins back in the early 1980s when, fresh off the success
of the Tony award-winning musical, “Nine,” Yeston and Kopit were approached show to the punch back in the 1980s.
by theater director Geoffrey Holder about putting together a Broadway adapta-
tion of “The Phantom of the Opera.” Both Yeston and Kopit agreed and began ment in Seoul, South Korea. It’s due to open in Tokyo for a fifth time.
work on the musical. Unfortunately, because the rights to the novel had lapsed “What’s interesting is, it never had to play Broadway to launch itself,” said
into the public domain, other producers were also able to bring the novel to the
stage. Yeston. “It became popular all over the world due to its own entertainment val-
ue. Something about the way it’s put together seems to move people.”
“We were actually scheduled for Broadway,” Yeston said. “The set was de-
signed, the score was written, Geoffrey was already planning on casting it. And After its successful run in Houston, “Phantom” came to the Westchester Broad-
then there was a newspaper item that said that Andrew Lloyd Weber had gotten way stage in 1992, where it proved to be another smash, ultimately becoming
the idea of writing a version of ‘The Phantom of the Opera.’” the longest-running show in the 33-year history of the Westchester Broadway
Theatre.
Weber’s version proved to be a smash hit on the London stage and a Broad-
way version was quickly planned (the show is currently the longest-running pro- “I believe they booked it for probably a three- or four-week run,”
duction in Broadway history). As a result, Yeston and Kopit’s version was shelved Yeston recalled. “And they extended it to nine months!”
and the two moved on to other projects. Yeston took a pragmatic view of the
situation. The show returned to the stage in Elmsford again in 1996 and
2007 and now returns after more than a decade and Yeston prom-
“From a business point of view, it was simply not viable to spend a lot of ises that this newest production will offer many new surprises, even for
money on an American show when Andrew was going to open his own version those who may have seen it before.
in London,” he said. “For one thing, it’s the kind of competition that you don’t
want to have and it’s too much of a financial risk. I understood that and Arthur “I actually had a long talk with [director] Tom Polum about it,” he
understood that. And sometimes you write and not every show gets produced. said. “I don’t want to give anything away, but he’s got some thrilling
And, for me, I always like to think, ‘Well, you know, if nothing else, it kept my ideas in the interpretation of the story and especially in the visual aspect
pencil sharp!’” of it. Even if you’ve seen this show, you’ve never seen anything like what
he’s going to do.”
In 1990, Kopit was tasked with taking the “Phantom” script and crafting it into
a two-hour miniseries. The adaptation aired on NBC with Charles Dance (later For a show that almost didn’t see the light of day, “Phantom” has en-
of “Game of Thrones” fame) in the title role, and drew the attention of Frank joyed unprecedented success and admiration. But Yeston always believed
Young, a producer in Houston. Intrigued by the show, Young reached out to in the show’s ability to reach a wide audience.
Kopit and Yeston with the idea of mounting a production at Houston’s Theatre
Under the Stars. “Good work seems to exert its own pressure to be heard,” he said.

“I initially said no,” said Yeston, “because I thought, ‘Andrew Lloyd Weber has PHOTOS COURTESY OF WESTCHESTER BROADWAY THEATRE
his show. I don’t want people to come and then feel disappointed because it’s
the same title but a different show.’”

However, when Young promised Yeston that all of the advertising and promo-
tional materials would make it clear that this version of “Phantom” was its own
thing and not in any way tied to Weber’s production, it put his mind at ease.

Yeston and Kopit’s “Phantom” opened at the Theatre Under the Stars in Hous-
ton in 1991 and, by all accounts, it was a success. Yeston recalled many mem-
bers of the audience being visibly moved by some of the show’s more emotional
moments.

“Granite-hardened cowboys were weeping into their kerchiefs,” he said with
a laugh.

From there, the show took on a life of its own, ultimately being performed
more than 1,000 times at venues all over the world, including a recent engage-

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Family, Fun and Festivities at Stuart’s Fruit Farm
Saved from closure last
year after a multimillion The first sack race of the day. PHOTO: TABITHA PEARSON MARSHALL PHOTO: DEENA BELL
dollar fundraising effort,
Stuart’s Fruit Farm celebrated celebrate the permanent drink and local farmland, The Station Agents from Chappaqua singing the Eagles’ “Take It Easy”
its preservation with a Family protection of Stuart’s Fruit such as Stuart’s Fruit Farm.
Farm Festival on Saturday, Farm,” says Lori Ensinger, Thank you to all who joined sponsor, for joining together land will always be available
September 8. Despite the Westchester Land Trust us and to our funding partners with us to preserve this local for agricultural use.
rainy weather, more than President. “Westchester Land New York State, Westchester gem,” she continued. In
500 revelers from around the Trust is committed to protecting County, The Town of Somers, April, Westchester Land Trust Stuart’s Fruit Farm is located at
region stopped by to enjoy our most precious natural Scenic Hudson Land Trust, acquired, and extinguished 62 Granite Springs Road, Granite
hayrides, live music, potato resources. This includes the and Somers Land Trust, our the development rights to the Springs NY, 10527 | 914-245-
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Stuart’s famous “Betsy” apple
crisp. Among those attending
the free event were New York
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New York State Assemblyman
Kevin Byrne, Westchester
County Legislator Michael B.
Kaplowitz and Somers Town
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Diversions: Fall Guide
Recommendations for the perfect fall weekend in the Hudson Valley

Fall is like a gift; a treat; the icing Taco Dive Bar Farms for early morn- only held one day, Saturday, October
on the seasonal cake after we 6th. Truly, it is worth visiting this historic
have devoured summer. So 55 Hudson Avenue, DIVERSIONS & ing (8:30; maybe not so property anytime, but especially during
much to look forward to; crisp weather, Peekskill, NY | www. EXCURSIONS early) Yoga at the Farm, the fall. The Applefest features live mu-
rich foliage, outdoor festivals, football, tacodivebar.com outdoors under a tent sic, apple pressing, hard cider tasting,
apples, pumpkins, pumpkin spice NANCY and family activities. The house is open
everything and warming up by the fire. I Right after the show SORBELLA overlooking the orchard. for regular tours as well. If you want to
only hope the season lasts long enough I would head down Taught by Red Tail Power come only for the Applefest, check the
for me to experience everything I have on website to buy advance tickets and for
my list. But if I had to fit everything into to the Peekskill river- Yoga, the class is for all the rain date. However, visiting Bosco-
one weekend this fall, here is what I’d do: bel on any fall Saturday is a treat for the
front for a drink, and if levels. Plan to stay a senses and a Hudson Valley must-do.
Friday night:
there’s still time, a few tacos at Taco Dive while (maybe until lunchtime!) at the Farm The view of Boscobel’s Rose Garden.
Paramount Hudson Valley
1008 Brown Street, Peekskill, NY | Bar. Here you will find the most creative, since they host a fall festival every weekend SEE DIVERSIONS PAGE 11
www.paramounthudsonvalley.com
Without question I would start my best-tasting versions of tacos around. during the season featuring apple picking,
weekend here after seeing the great
lineup that they have through the end Owner/chef Louis Lanza’s fresh farm- live music, kids’ activities, fresh cider press-
of the year. Whether it’s a classic rock
concert, cover band, comedian; there is sourced ingredients served in a hip, col- ing & much more. There is plenty of food,
something for everyone at an accessible
location and reasonable price. orful energetic yet intimate space is quint- a charming farm store that carries their

essential new Peekskill and the perfect fresh produce, local and regional hard ci-

spot to end the night. It doesn’t hurt that ders, wines, cheeses and gifts.

the train station is right across the street.

Saturday: Heritage Applefest at Boscobel
1601 Route 9D, Cold Spring, NY |

Yoga at the Farm at Fishkill Farms www.boscobel.org

9 Fishkill Farms Road, Hopewell I’m assuming that I’m sharing this hy-

Junction, NY | www.fishkillfarms.com pothetical fall weekend to coincide with

Grab your mat and head over to Fishkill Boscobel’s Heritage Applefest, which is

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DIVERSIONS this year. Plan your time accordingly; spot to sit back and relax with locals and vation Center. If you happen to be out
the “Blaze” is best enjoyed after dark car enthusiasts who are en route to a ride and about during the last weekend of
FROM PAGE 10 so purchase your tickets with daylight in the country or a rally. There is plenty October (and pre-register) you can be
savings time in mind. to do while mingling and appreciating the part of the Halloween festivities at the
The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze automotive eye candy; great food, good WCC. Party with the ambassador wolves
Van Cortlandt Manor, 525 S. 6 Degrees of Separation reads, seasonal produce and flowers and and learn about the many endangered
Riverside, Croton-on-Hudson, NY | 35 Main Street, Ossining, NY | just a classic, cool North Salem vibe. wolves around the globe. If you miss the
www.hudsonvalley.org www.6degreesbp.com party, any Sunday is the ideal time to visit
Don’t think that because you’ve been Finish up the night at 6 Degrees of Harvest Moon Orchard with the kids and to learn about wolves
to this Hudson Valley seasonal treasure Separation, a great little gem of a brew 130 Hardscrabble Road, North Salem, NY and the integral role that they play in the
before that you’ve seen it all—it is com- pub located in the heart of Ossining, a | www.harvestmoonfarmandorchard.com environment. There are other fun events
pletely new each year. Now in it’s 14th short drive from the “Blaze.” Known I’ve been coming to this orchard for- including sleeping with the wolves. A
year, the “Blaze” features over 7,000 as “Ossining’s first farm brewery,” they ever, beginning when my oldest kids hidden gem for everyone to experience.
pumpkins, live and artificial, carved proudly serve their craft beer made of were in pre-school, and the current
and crafted by artisans and displayed the finest locally sourced ingredients owners have taken a great platform to The Blazer Pub
throughout the Van Cortlandt historic and their menu uses regional fresh pro- new heights. Fall Festival Weekends run 440 Route 22, North Salem, NY |
site, to the tune of the Blaze soundtrack. duce in its simple yet delicious offerings. through the end of October and include www.theblazerpub.com
Stroll across the Pumpkin Zee Bridge 6 Degrees staff will gladly recommend live music, food trucks, cider, games & Of course you can go to the Blazer
and view the jack o’lantern Statue of the perfect meal and beer pairing. activities and of course, apple & pumpkin any day, but it is really a great way to
Liberty among the many new exhibits picking, hard cider, craft beer and all the end a fall weekend. This cozy landmark
Sunday: regional spirits you need to enjoy the day. is packed with kids and families coming
PHOTO: TOM NYCZ PHOTOGRAPHY Classic fall fun for the family at its best. from soccer and football, there’s always
Cars & Coffee at Hayfields Market a friendly casual vibe and the smell of
1 Bloomer Road, North Salem, NY | Halloween Party with the Wolves their legendary burgers keeps you sane
www.hayfieldsmarket.com at Wolf Conservation Center while waiting on the line for a table.
I’m starting off my Sunday with coffee, or Bring your appetite, chill attitude, pa-
in my case probably chai tea, at Hayfields 7 Buck Run, South Salem, NY | www. tience and a smile. It hasn’t changed in
Market’s Cars & Coffee event, on the first nywolf.org years and that’s a good thing.
Sunday of each month. This is the perfect
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