
"(Harvest Fest) is a way to celebrate our local growers, our great local chefs and restaurants, and create a social opportunity to get reconnected with members of the Wyoming County community in a farm-market, family atmosphere," says BEC Executive Director Linda Leblond, one of the event coordinators.
Vendors are constantly being added. Among those already booked are The Abbey of the Genesee, The Arc of Livingston-Wyoming Wellness Committee, Arts Council for Wyoming County, Burlingham Books, Byrnclifff Resort & Conference Center, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Wyoming County, Deer Run Winery, Fidelis Care, Golden Oaks Foods, Gordon & Karen Almeter, Kramell's Meat Market and Barbeque, Once Again Nut Butter, Pioneer FFA, Sage Family Maple, Sick's Acres Farm, Wegmans, and the Wyoming County Dairy Princess.
"Something that differentiates us from other events is our focus on a family atmosphere," says Jeff Thomas, Public Relations Director for The Arc. "The Harvest Fest experience goes far beyond food tasting. For example, Burlingham Books will oversee a children's area, with a focus on fun literacy-based activities. Fidelis Care is also offering arts and crafts. Most importantly, we keep the tickets very affordable. We are proud that families who attend our event get a lot for their dollar."
To reserve tickets, visit www.lwarc.org, or call 658-2828 x133 (The Arc) or 237-3010 (BEC). Tickets are also available at M&T Bank’s Perry, Silver Springs, and Nunda locations.
Harvest Fest is made possible in part by a generous contribution from M&T Bank. Additional financial support is being provided by Farm Credit East and Genesee Valley Federal Credit Union.
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