Autumn Events by State

New England

CONNECTICUT Fall Vacation Hotline   1-800-CT-BOUND

·          44th Annual Bristol Chrysanthemum Festival, September 23 - October 16, Bristol, Connecticut

o         This old-fashioned community festival sponsored by the Greater Bristol Chamber of Commerce features a variety of events including the crowning of Miss Mum on September 23, a mum parade on September 25, Farms Weekend September 30-October 2, an Antique Auto Show on October 2 and Mum Bingo on October 8.

·          Connecticut Antique Machinery Association's Annual Fall Festival, September 24-25, Kent, Connecticut

o         The Connecticut Antique Machinery Association's Annual Fall Festival provides a glimpse of technology long before the harried days of computers, cell phones and other relentless gadgets. You'll see hundreds of restored antique machines in operation. The festival also features train rides, exhibits and food.

·          The Connecticut Renaissance Faire
Weekends and Columbus Day, September 24-October 16, Woodstock, Connecticut

o         In Connecticut, fall is the season when days are warm and knights are playful! At The Connecticut Renaissance Faire can explore a Medieval marketplace and watch shows ranging from song to dance to live combat.

·          37th Annual Apple Harvest Festival, Sept 30-Oct 2 and Oct 7-9, Southington, CT

o         Celebrate the annual apple harvest at this street fair in Southington featuring an array of apple products, food booths, arts and crafts and more. Admission is free.

·          24th Annual Chowderfest at Mystic Seaport, October 7-9, 2006, Mystic, Connecticut

o         Piping hot chowder soothes the soul on a crisp fall day. Try many different varieties of chowder including clear, creamy, clam and corn at Mystic Seaport's annual fall Chowderfest. The festival is included with admission to Mystic Seaport, but there is an additional charge for the food.

MAINE Publicity Hotline   1-800-533-9595 or 1-888-MAINE-45

·          Scarecrow Festival, Fort Kent, September 16-18

·          Oktoberfest, Limestone, October 13-16

·          Harvest Fest, Bethel, Sep 17

·          Fryeburg Fair, October 2 - October 9

o         Maine's largest agricultural fair. Harness racing, rides, livestock, and food, in a great fall foliage setting.

·          Common Ground Fair, September 23-25, Unity, Maine

o         Maine's celebration of rural living, by the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association. Crafts, animals, organic foods, performers, and educational demonstrations.

·          Annual Fall Foliage Festival in Boothbay Harbor, October 8-9

·          Annual Fall Festival Arts & Crafts Show in Camden, October 1-2

·          Fall Harvest Open House, Thomaston, October 8-10

·          Annual Harvestfest, York, October 14-16

·          Ogunquit Fest, Oqunquit, October 21-23

·          Pumpkin Patch Trolley, Kennebunkport, September 24 - October 2

·          Pick your own Apples in Maine, September-October

MASSACHUSETTS Fall Foliage Hotline   1-800-227-MASS (6277)

·          Spirit of Shrewsbury Fall Festival, Shrewsbury, MA -  Sept 29,30 and Oct 1

o         http://www.spiritofshrewsbury.com/   A town-wide celebration featuring unique handmade items at the craft fair, a scarecrow contest, a wine and beer festival, the Oak Street Expo, a 5-K race/funwalk, activities for all ages, dancing fountains, food, music, and a gala parade.

·          Topsfield Fair, Topsfield, MA - Sept 30^th thru Oct 9^th, 2006

o         http://www.topsfieldfair.org/  The country's oldest agricultural fair with free grandstand shows, livestock and poultry shows, horse and oxen pulling, draft horse show, flower show, 4-H display, beekeeping, opening day parade, Grange exhibits, antique tractor display, Essex County Farmyard, NE Giant Pumpkin contest on opening day. Fair

·          3rd Annual Harvest Celebration, Wareham, MA - 10/07 - 10/08

o         www.cranberries.org   The A.D. Makepeace Company presents a Plymouth County tradition, the festival features live demonstrations of cranberry harvesting, cooking with cranberries, children's entertainment, live music, a craft fair, rides and much more.

·          Cider Days in Franklin County, Greenfield, MA  - 11/04 - 11/05

o         413-773-5463  Apple orchard tours, cider-making workshops, tastings, recipes, and children's activities.

·          Fall Harvest Festival, Newbury, MA  - 09/16/2006

o         www.HistoricNewEghland.org  Celebrate the harvest with farm-related activities including artisan demonstrations and pumpkin decorating, horse-drawn wagon rides, cider pressing, and metal working, basket making, chair caneing and fiddle music.

·          Festival of the Hills Covered Bridge Classic, Conway, MA  - 10/01/2006

o         (413) 369-4620  Arts and crafts: demonstrations of weaving, blacksmithing, birds of prey, ox driving, parade, and road race.

·          Haunted Happenings, Salem, MA - 10/08/2006 - 10/31/2006

o         www.hauntedhappenings.org   Grand Opening Parade, creatures of the deep haunted harbor cruises, witch trials, eerie events, Psychic Fair, haunted houses, treasure hunts, and candlelight tours of historic homes.

·          Newburyport Fall Harvest, Newburyport, MA  - 10/09 - 10/10

o         (978) 462-6680   Juried arts and crafts, pony rides, farm stands, food booths from local restaurants, and a variety of entertainment.

·          The Wellfleet Oyster Festival, Wellfleet, MA  - 10/13 - 10/14

o         www.wellfleetoysterfest.org   Two-day celebration of the town's famous oysters and shell fishing traditions. Local seafood, New England fare and brews, arts and crafts, a kayak race and a 5k road race, live music, seminars, walks and many special activities for children.

NEW HAMPSHIRE Fall Color Hotline   1-800-262-6660 or 1-800-258-3608

·          Fall Carnival, Waterville Valley Town Square, Oct. 7-8

·          Fall Foliage Classic, Owl's Nest Golf Club, Campton, Oct. 11

·          8th Annual Autumn Craft Festival, Mill Falls Marketplace, Meredith – 9/30, 10/1

o         603-332-2616   More than 100 juried craftsmen and women will display and sell their work including Jewelry, Country Wood Crafts, Original Watercolors, Pottery, Scarves, Quilts, Weathervanes, Photography, Painted Antiques, Metal Sculpture, Wall Hangings, Clocks, Lamps, Hats, Ceramics, Dolls, Quilts, Stained Glass, Folk Art, Slate, Baskets, Carvings, Soft Sculpture, Dried Floral, Fleece, Maps, Oil Paintings, Calligraphy, Soap, Tapestry, Pewter, Herbal Dips, Maple Products and much more.

·          11th Annual Lincoln Fall Craft Festival, Lincoln,  – 10/7, 10/8, 10/9

o         603-332-2616   Enjoy the crisp air and glorious mountain foliage while viewing the works of over 100 juried artists and craftsmen. An array of handcrafts will be displayed and sold including Fine Jewelry, Quilts, Pottery, Fleece, Wildlife Art, Aromatherapy, Tapestry, Dried Floral, Bird Houses, Chain Saw Carvings, Photography, Calligraphy, Metal Sculpture, Cigar Box Lamps, Folk Art, Stained Glass, Decoupage, Intarsia, Candles, Furniture, Painted Antiques, Scarves, Dolls, Tole Painting, Soap, Personalized Signs and Slate. Come and sample gourmet specialty foods include Herbal Dips, Candies, Kettle Corn, Salsa and Maple Products.

RHODE ISLAND Fall Vacation Hotline  1-800-556-2484

·          Audubon Society of Rhode Island Raptor Weekend, Bristol,  Sept 9-10

o         New England’s largest raptor event! Come see live birds of prey, like owls, hawks and eagles, at the 4th Annual Raptor Weekend. Admission fee.

·          Audubon Society of Rhode Island Bird and Wildlife Carving Expo, Bristol,  Oct 14-15

o         Don’t miss one of the premier carving shows in New England. The top bird and wildlife carvers from throughout the northeast will be on hand displaying and selling their artwork.

VERMONT Fall Foliage Hotline   1-800-VERMONT or 1-800-828-3239

·          Bennington Quilt Fest, Bennington  -  Sept. 16-17

o         There will be many quilts made by area quilters, vendors, food and a raffle quilt.

·          Maple Celebration, Wilmington  - Sept 23 – 24

o         (802) 464-3762   A great way to experience Vermont's beauty and culture

·          Hildene Fall Art & Craft Festival, Manchester - Sept 29 - Oct 01

o         (802) 362-2100    185 juried art and craft exhibitors under Camelot tents with great food and entertainment.

·          Autumn on the Green, Danville - Oct 01, 2006

o         (802) 684-2528   Autumn on the Green embodies the welcome of a New England village sharing autumn at its peak.

·          Fall Foliage Festival, Walden  -  Oct 02 - Oct 08, 2006

o         (802) 563-2380    Visit a different town each day for entertainment and fall foliage views.

·          Stowe Foliage Art & Craft Festival,Stowe  -  Oct 06 - Oct 08

o         (802) 253-7321   185 juried art and craft exhibitors under large Camelot tents with great food and entertainment.

·          Oktoberfest & Crafts Fair, West Dover  -  Oct 07 - Oct 08

o         (800) 245-7669   Celebrate the coming of autumn and the breathtaking foliage of Vermont at our German-style Oktoberfest.

·          Halloween Pumpkin Lighting, St. Albans  - Oct 28, 2006

o         (802) 527-0191   Halloween hijinks and fun in Downtown St. Albans!

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Mid-Atlantic

DELAWARE Fall Foliage/Events  1-800-441-8846

·          16th Annual Oktoberfest, Milford, DE  -  October 6 & 7

o         http://www.stjohn-stbernadette.org  This is an annual event that began 15 years ago and was originally all German food, music, games etc. It is still a German Oktoberfest but has the tastes of other ethnic foods and music and games Lots of fun for the children and the adults.

·          The Great Pumpkin Festival, Dover, DE  -  October 6 – 7 - 8

o         http://www.visitdover.com  Families can enjoy a ghost tour and a scary movie on Friday evening and then return on Saturday for children's activities, live music, food and games. Delaware Dept. of Agriculture will weigh in the largest pumpkin!

·          Delmarva Folk Festival, Field's Farm, Clayton, DE   -  October 6 & 7

o         http://www.delfolk.org    The 14th annual Delmarva Folk Festival features 12 hours of acoustic music, from blues to bluegrass, jazz to jug bands, singer-songwriters and more. Lots of craft and food vendors, kids' activities. Also a guitar workshop. Weekend camping available.

·          15th Annual Apple-Scrapple Festival, Bridgeville, DE   October 6 & 7

o         (302) 337-7135   Watch local officials toss blocks of scrapple for bragging rights. Try local apple pie and apple donuts. The entire town is turned into festival grounds. Continuous entertainment, craft and food vendors and carnival.

·          Harvest Moon Festival, Coverdale Farm,  Greenville, DE   -  October 7 - 8

o         http://www.delawarenaturesociety.org   Horse-drawn hay wagon rides, farm animals, scarecrow stuffing, folk music, international turtle race, crafts, conservation exhibits and wildlife presentations

·          16th Annual Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival, Rehoboth Beach, DE  Oct 13-14-15

o         http://www.rehobothjazz.com    The jazz festival has played host to dozens of Grammy and award-winning musicians with world class reputations, performing at intimate Rehoboth Beach venues.

·          17th Annual Sea Witch Festival. Rehoboth Beach, DE   -  Oct 27-28-29

o         http://www.beach-fun.com   Costume Parade; Best Costumed Pet Parade; Fiddler's Festival; Horse ET on Beach; Scarecrow Making; Trick or Treat w/ the Merchants; Beach Games; Spooky Spats; Horsedrawn Hayrides; Magic Shows; Story Telling; Steel Drum Band; and so much more!

MARYLAND  - Fall Foliage/Events  1-800-LEAVES-1

     ●    26th Annual Pumpkin Festival, Germantown – Sep 30-Oct 1, 7-9, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29

o         http://www.butlersorchard.com  Pumpkins, hayrides, pony rides, hayloft jumping, food, crafts, animals, entertainment, straw maze and caramel apples.

·          Summers Farm 10th Annual Fall for all Festival, Frederick  -  Sept 30 - Oct 28

o         http://www.summersfarm.com   Pumpkin patch, hayrides, giant slides, five-acre corn maze, farm animals, pony rides, concessions.

·          Autumn Wine Fest , Hydes  -  October 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

o         http://www.boordy.com   Enjoy live music, wine tastings, wagon rides, crafters and tours.

·          Fall Harvest at Baugher's, Westminster  -  Oct 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29

o         http://www.baughers.com   Pick-your-own pumpkins, hayrides, pony rides, scarecrow making, face painting, petting zoo, food, farm market, ice cream and play area

·          Oktoberfest Arts and Craft Show, Ocean City  -  October 6-8

o          http://www.oceanpromotions.info   More than 100 vendors with unique and creative holiday items, gifts, fine art and more. Includes adjoining Oktoberfest.

NEW JERSEY  - Fall Foliage/Events  1-800-VISIT-NJ

·          10th Annual Cape May Food and Wine Festival, Cape May, NJ  09/16 - 09/21/2006

o         http://www.capemaymac.org  Take classes and seminars taught by Cape May chefs. Attend workshops and tours that invite visitors into the kitchens of Cape May's critically acclaimed restaurants. Enjoy special dinner and lunch meal packages and visit the Gourmet Marketplace.

·          WineFest 2006,   Shamong, NJ  09/16 - 09/17/2007

o         http://www.valenzanowine.com/festivals.html.   Live Jazz & Blues concert, wine tasting, dancing, New Jersey's best restaurants, free children’s activities, free pony rides, classic car show (Sunday only), and much more, noon – 6 pm.      (609)268 - 6731 

·          Apple Day - Terhune Orchards, Princeton, NJ  9/23-24, 10/7-8,10/14-15,10/21-22

o         http://www.terhuneorchards.com   Celebrate fall at the 30th Annual Apple Day. Join your friends and neighbors for town days of fun, activities, and music for the harvest season. Dance to the Daisy Jug Band, playing both Saturday and Sunday. Bring your appetite! Fresh apple pies, juicy roast pork, fresh apple cider and apple cider donuts are among the favorite treats. Fill your day with activities like wagon rides, pony rides, face painting, pumpkin painting, make your own scarecrow and more. Pick-Your-Own apples and pumpkins this weekend. Our own Corn Stalk Maze and Barn of Legends & Lore make the visit fun for the whole family. Parking is at Bristol-Meyers Squibb (Route 206 & Carter Rd) We provide free shuttle buses. Admission is $5.00 (children 3 and under free).    (609)924 - 2310 

·          Harvest Home Festival,   Holmdel, NJ  -  09/24 - 09/24/2006

o          http://www.monmouthcountyparks.com    This 1890s style country fair features exhibits, wagon rides, games, and live entertainment. Other events for the day include a home and garden style competition.  (732)842 - 4000 

·          New Jersey Tomato Festival,  Pensauken, NJ  -  09/24 - 09/24/2006

o         http://www.njtomatofestival.org   The largest festival of the East coast showcasing everything you would want to know about the growing, processing and eating of tomatoes! Gourmets and gourmonds, tomato aficianados and tomato novices gather for this upscale event featuring tasty ethnic and classic American tomato-based fare from around the globe, celebrity chef demonstrations, master gardener presentations, cook book authors, wine tastings, live music & entertainment, kid's activities, farmer's market, regional restaurants and food purveyors and more. Activities include the internationally sanctioned 'World Pizza Eating Championship', the famopus 'Tomato War', the great 'Tomato Weigh-In', the charitable 'TomatoPalooza' 5K Run & Walk, and screening of the hilarious 'Attack of the Killer Tomatoes'!  (856)384 - 8182 

·          Hallow Fest, Washington, NJ   -  09/30 - 09/30/2006

o         http://www.warrencountychamber.org   Fall Family Festival with lots of activities.  (908)835 - 9200 

·          Indian Summer Weekend,   Ocean City, NJ  -  10/06 - 10/09/2006

o         http://www.njoceancity.com   Seafood vendors at the Music Pier (Saturday - Monday) and boardwalk table sales.  (609)525 – 9300

·          Fall Harvest Festival,   Ocean Grove, NJ  -  10/07/2006

o         http://www.oceangrovenj.com  Street fair sporting over 90 arts and crafts vendors displaying and selling their wares. Live music, pony rides and pumpkin painting for the children, and a variety of food offerings. 10am-4pm, rain or shine   (732)774 - 1391   

·          4th Annual South Jersey Pumpkin Show, Millville, NJ  -  10/13 - 10/15/2006

o         http://www.sjpumpkinshow.com   Three day fall festival that celebrates pumpkins, arts & crafts, home show companies, great food, bands, Little Miss Pumpkin Show, the largest pumpkins & pumpkin pie in New Jersey. Dog & Baby Stoller Parade, baked goods, exhibits, kiddie rides and so much more.     (856)765 - 0118    

·          Haunted Nights Express, Farmingdale, NJ  - 10/13-14,  10/20-21, 10/27-28

o         http://www.njmt.org  A spooky nighttime ride through the haunted woods of Allaire. Hear the story of the wreck of Pine Creek #96 and prepare for fright! May be too intense for younger folks.  (732)938 - 5524 

·          Fall Open House/Civil War Re-enactment, Mullica Hill, NJ  -  10/14 - 10/15/2006

o         http://www.mullicahill.com   The Mullica Hill Merchants Associations ask you to step back in time as you experience a living history event with the Re-enactment of the civil war. There will be a fashion show and a civil war wedding. Guided lantern tours of the camp on Saturday at 7 pm, rain or shine. Susquehanna Bank will sponsor and Antique Car Show. Build a scarecrow and bring it home, hosted by the Rotary. For those who love a good mystery the Mullica Hill Historical Society will present a ghost tour on Friday & Saturday at 7 pm.   (800)881 - 6800 

·          Chatsworth Cranberry Festival XXII, Chatsworth, NJ  -  10/21 - 10/22/2006

o         This celebration of the cranberry harvest is the second largest cranberry festival in the United States. Activities include a juried craft show, bog tours, music, food, and non-stop crantastic activities. An ABA Top 100 winner. (201)653 - 2699   

·          NJ Audubon Society Cape May Bird Observatory Autumn Weekend, Cape May Point, NJ

 10/27 - 10/29/2006

o         http://www.njaudubon.org/link/fallweekend   Held during the peak of fall migration, join NJ Audubon for 3-days of field trips, boat trips, indoor programs & workshops. Cape May Convention Hall will be filled with wildlife artists, live hawks & owls, and nature related exhibitors and open to the general public. Fun for all!   (609)884 – 2736

NEW YORK - Fall Foliage Hotline  1-800-225-5697  

·          Clinton Fine Arts & Crafts Festival, Clinton, N.Y. – Nov. 5-6

·          15th Annual Whiteface Oktoberfest, Wilmington, NY  -  9/30 - 10/01

o         518/523-1655   German food and beer, crafts, games for the children and gondola rides up Whiteface Mountain.

·          Annual Harvest Festival, Long Lake, NY  10/07

o         518/624-3077   Crafts, food and fun relating to the bounty of the fall harvest. Crafts people with items ranging from photo to wood products.

·          Colors Of Fall Craft & Food Festival, Glens Falls, NY  -  09/23

o         518/761-6817   North Country Arts Center. Celebrate the season, arts, crafts, children's activities, food, and more.

·          Fright Fest at the Great Escape, Queensbury, NY   9/30 - 10/29

o         518/792-3500 - Halloween event for all ages including a Trick-Or-Treat Trail, costume contest, haunted house and more.

·          18th Annual Apple Festival, Castleton on Hudson, NY  10/07 - 10/08

o         518/732-7317  Two Day Family Festival with plenty of all activities. Children's activities, a fine selection of juried crafters, music, pick your own apples and lots of apple products.

·          Evening at the Earl, Troy, NY  - 10/26

o         518/272-7520   “Evening at the Earl" Halloween Costume Gala and Art Auction in a Cemetery. Costumes welcomed but not required.

·          Harvest Festival at Bethel Woods, Bethel, NY  -  08/27 - 10/08

o         845/295-2448   Local & regional farm products, crafts featuring works by local & regional artisans/crafters, special events, live music, children's activities, corn & hay maze, scarecrow exhibit. A different featured event each week.

·          Oktoberfest, Hunter, NY  - 09/30 - 10/01

o         518/263-4223   A traditional celebration of the fall season, with entertainment direct from Bavaria. Includes crafters, children's rides, free arts and crafts and pumpkins for the kids. Enjoy the peak fall colors on the Skyride.

·          8th Annual Pumpkin Festival, Norwich, NY -  10/27 - 10/28

o         607/336-1811  The festival highlights the annual YMCA Halloween Parade, haunted houses, wagon rides, live entertainment, spectacular fireworks and plenty of food. Bring your pumpkins and be part of the count.

·          American Culture Workshops, Cooperstown, NY - 10/27 - 10/28

o         607/547-2586   American Culture Workshops will create a cultural weekend and offer workshops on pierced cut lampshades, American architecture, Native American beaded bags, genealogy, designing business graphics, preserving family photographs, aromatherapy, and finger weaving.

·          Cherry Valley Kite Festival, Cherry Valley, NY - 9/29

o         607/264-3080   Some of the country's premier kite builders and flyers including several national champions, will demonstrate their amazing creations and flying skills. Horse drawn wagon rides as well as various events throughout the weekend.

·          Fall Festival & Craft Show, Cooperstown, NY - 10/08

o         607/547-9515   Local crafts, seasonal products, live music food, hay maze, ghost stories, children's activities and special events highlight the fall festival.

·          Fly Creek Cider Festival, Fly Creek, NY - 10/07 - 10/08

o         607/547-9692    Enjoy falls most flavorful beverage, cider, at the peak of upstate NY's spectacular fall foliage. Cider making demonstrations throughout the day using the Mill's vintage equipment dating back to 1856.

·          Wildlife Festival at NYPA, North Blenheim, NY -  9/23

o         518/827-6121 or  800/724-0309    A fascinating array of wildlife, exhibits, demonstrations and performances will be featured. If it walks, crawls, soars, swims, or hops, chances are it will be at the Festival. No pets, please.

·          Ellicottville's Fall Festival, Ellicottville, NY - 10/07 - 10/08

o         716/699-5046 or  800/349-9099   Over 200 art vendors, carnival, chairlift rides at Holiday Valley, bike race, ski swap, mountain top cookout, food and fun for the entire family.

·          Festival of Grapes, Silver Creek, NY - 9/15 - 9/17

o         716/934-3983  The annual celebration of the grape harvest. Grape stomping, parade, arts and crafts, wine tent, entertainment & music, children events and grand parade on Sunday.

·          Peek 'n Peak Fall Festival, Findley Lake, NY - 10/14 - 10/22

o         716/355-4141  Fun for the whole family! 75 juried crafters, farmer's market, special kid's activities, snow sports ski swap. Ski lift rides, horse-drawn wagon rides and much more in the beauty of the fall season.

·          Pumpkinville, Great Valley, NY - 9/23 - 10/31

o         716/699-2205    Pumpkinville is the oldest original pumpkin farm in New York State. Enjoy the spirit of the fall harvest with hayrides, pony rides, farm animals, corn field maze, goat mountain, BBQ area, "pick your own" pumpkin patch, jams & jellies, honey products, candy, fudge, donuts and much, much more.

·          Ghostwalk, Rochester, NY - 10/20 - 10/21

o         585/546-7029   The Landmark Society of Western New York's ever-popular Halloween event grips audiences with true, gory tales from Rochester's past told by "resurrected Rochesterians" in period costumes. Lantern-bearing guides lead participants under the cloak of darkness down a 19th-century street to each performance.

·          Rochester River Romance, Rochester, NY - 10/06 - 10/08

o         585/428-6697   A celebration of the Genesee River. This weekend party includes hiking, boating, biking, gorge tours, an invitational regatta, lighthouse and cemetery tours, entertainment and children's activities.

·          ArtsWalk in Hudson, Hudson, NY - 9/29 - 10/09

o         518/671-6213  The Hudson ArtsWalk is a 10-day visual art, performing arts, literary and crafts festival in Hudson, New York in beautiful Columbia County with spectacular views of the Catskill Mountains and Hudson River.

·          Crafts on the Hudson, Newburgh, NY - 11/25 - 11/26

o         845/679-8087   Renowned Quail Hollow Events Thanksgiving Weekend Crafts Show.

·          Iroquois Art & Cultural Festival, Stormville, NY - 10/14 - 10/15

o         845/876-4001   American Indian dancing & singing, art, handmade crafts, kids' activities. See birds of prey in flight, taste Native foods, hear Native legends. Indoors & out, rain or shine.

·          25th Annual Fall Festival, Montauk, NY -  10/07 - 10/08

o         631/668-2428   This Festival features the Great Clam Chowder Contest, games, wagon and pony rides, clam shucking, Long Island tasting and more!

·          Autumn Fest, Fineview, NY - 10/07

o         315/482-2479   Celebrate the fall season at the 600-acre nature center at Wellesley Island State Park. Scarecrow making contests, children's activities, naturalist presentations, and a juried nature craft show and sales. Enjoy hiking along the St. Lawrence River.

PENNSYLVANIA  - Fall Foliage/Events Hotline  1-800-FALL-INPA

·          General

o         http://www.pafairs.org/fairsmain.asp

·          Bedford Fall Foliage Festival - Bedford, PA

o         www.bedfordcounty.net/fall/

·          Apple Festival – Lahaska, PA

o         http://www.peddlersvillage.com/pages/apple_festival.php?event_id=9

·          Eerie Horror Film Festival

o         http://www.eeriehorrorfest.com/

·          Black Bear Film Festival

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