The Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers’ Market will be holding its 3rd Annual Blueberry Festival on Friday, July 22, 3-6 p.m. The Market is located in the Historic Warrensburg Mill District Park on River Street in Warrensburg across from Curtis Lumber. The Market will feature early and late varieties of freshly picked local berries, preserves, cheeses, baked goods and distilled blueberry-enhanced beverages.
Warren County Master Gardeners and local experts in the field of blueberry cultivation will be on hand with information and advice for those who wish to grow their own. The festival includes food and beverage sampling and live music with Peter Burrall. Free coffee is offered in the gazebo. Richards Library Director Shelby Burkhardt is bringing Take & Make Crafts and Hand & Arm painting for children attending the festival.
More than a dozen vendors, offering fresh produce, artisan foods and craft beverages, will be offering their products for sale.
Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers’ Market Blueberry Festival Vendors
- Adirondack Gold Maple Farm
- Adirondack Harvest (formerly Caldwell Country Farm)
- Calico Corner
- Coffee with a Cause
- Cover Your Sass Boutique
- Dawn’s Delights
- For the Love of Rocks
- Glens Falls Distillery
- High Peaks Flower Farm
- Hilton Family Farmstand
- Nettle Meadow Cheese Farm
- North Country Microgreens
- Northeast Corner Herb Farm
- Seeds of Wisdom by Sheila
- Springbrook Hollow Farm Distillery
- Sulla Terra Bakery
- Trillium Farm
Festival attendees will have the opportunity to win $20 in Farmers’ Market Bucks to spend with these vendors. The Warrensburg Riverfront Farmers’ Market is held each Friday, June through October. The Market holds special events throughout the season. A Gathering of Adirondack Artists is scheduled for August 12 at the market. September brings the Annual Apple Festival, and the market closes its season in October with a Garlic Festival.
Feature photo: Blueberry Festival organizers offer samples of baked goods featuring blueberries at the 2021 festival. Courtesy Teresa Whalen.
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