Celebrate spring at Sugar Loaf festival
SUGAR LOAF — This is the weekend for the annual Sugar Loaf Spring Festival. Join the entire Sugar Loaf community for a celebration of art, crafts, food and music throughout the Memorial Day weekend, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, May 27, 28 and 29, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Share a day of festival fun and welcome the spring season in the hamlet of Sugar Loaf.
It is the perfect place to spend the weekend enjoying live music and dozens of visiting vendors and crafters from all over the tri-state region.
Stroll up and down Kings Highway where you will find food vendors and a whole line up of free, live music in the garden.
The entertainment line-up is:
Saturday, May 27
12 p.m. Tony Rivera (Flamenco Blues)
1:45 p.m. Big Time Tomato (Classic Rock, Jam)
3:30 p.m. Trevor B. Powers & The Treblemakers (Blues, Swing)
Sunday, May 28
12 p.m. Mr. Big Head (Rock, Funk, Jazz)
1:45 p.m. Evan Teatum and Alan Batiatto (Acoustic Rock)
3:30 p.m. Outside Don (Rhythm & Blues)
Monday, May 29
12 p.m. T.J.Santiago (Rock, Folk, Soul)
1:45 p.m. Gene Focarelli (Classic Rock)
3:30 p.m. Keith Newman (Classic Rock)
Sugar Loaf has an outstanding selection of handmade art, crafts and gifts. The shops offer a broad range of unique items including paintings, photography, stained glass, handmade soaps and herbs, pottery, jewelry, woodwork, leather, candles and more.
When your stomach is growling, stop at the Cancun Inn for some of the best Mexican food around. If you’d like a quick meal, you can always stop by Ann Marie’s Deli. There will also be a variety of foods from visiting food vendors.
The hamlet of Sugar Loaf is a community of creative crafts people and artists nestled under Sugar Loaf Mountain. It has had a distinguished reputation as a crafts community for more than 250 years. Today, Sugar Loaf remains true to its heritage as the year-round home of independent business men and women. Many of these artisans live and work in the original barns and buildings, many of which date back as early as the 1700s.
For more information about the spring festival, go to www.SugarLoafNewYork.com or call 848-467-8427.