About the Adirondack Harvest Festival
The Harvest Festival was created in 2016 to celebrate local farms and food, support our local economy, and give community members experiences that help us all learn and grow together. It is a day designed to bring farms, local businesses, and the community together, giving regional farms an opportunity to showcase their work, and community members a chance to learn, try new foods, and meet the makers.
Adirondack Harvest Festival FAQ
Maybe! Check out the info here to see if you might be a good fit. The vendor sign up window closes September 15, 2025.
No, the event is free entry, just show up the day of!
The event begins at noon and we are unable to admit anyone into the Fairgrounds early. The gate will be closed until noon to allow vendors to safely drive around the grounds to set up.
Yes, there is parking at the Fairgrounds and it is free. Overflow parking is along Sisco Street. Please follow directions from the parking attendants when you arrive and enter through either the main gate or the western gate. Accessible parking is easier accessed through the western gate.
We love dogs, but since there will be horses and other farm animals at the Festival, dogs are not allowed. There is also no shaded parking area. For their safety, please leave them at home and do not leave them in your car. We are aware that some people still bring their dogs – we are doing the best we can to deal with that on a case-by-case basis!
YES! We have ample event tents and indoor space, the event will be a fun party whether we have scorching sun or pouring rain!
A reusable grocery bag or tote bag to carry your purchases in. Check the weather in advance and bring any rain or sun protection you will need to stay comfortable. Bring a reusable water bottle to refill at the water refill stations. Bring cash to spend at the market and to tip our awesome entertainment vendors.
BRING CASH! There is limited cell reception at the event which makes it hard for vendors to accept credit cards. Please bring cash with you. There will be an ATM on site, and the closest bank with an ATM is Champlain National Bank on Main Street in Westport.
All kid’s activities are free, the straw bale toss, hula hoop contest, live music, Champlain Area Trails hike, demonstrations, and petting zoo are all free. The pony rides, face painting, caricatures and horse-drawn wagon rides are all free but tips to the vendors are welcome and encouraged.
We encourage you to bring a reusable water bottle and refill it at our water refill stations. If someone in your group has special dietary needs, you’re welcome to bring food in with you.
Each workshop has a small fee and a limit on participants. Please register and pay ahead of time to secure a space. Registration link coming soon.
Yes, most of the festival activities can be accessed along paved paths or on flat grass.
Yes! Please make yourself comfortable and hang out at the Festival all day!
Yes, our friends at Essex County Public Health will have a quiet, private space for families.
You can find info on lodging, dining, outdoor recreation, and other events happening nearby at gowestportny.com and lakechamplainregion.com. Find other farmers’ markets, farmstays, farmstands, and local food across the Adirondacks at adirondackharvest.com/browse.









