This is the 2nd time I've been and it's a great timeZ you get a tasting glass and have a choice of…read morehundreds of beers. You can come taste the beers and find some new ones that you like that you wouldn't usually have a chance of having. Or you can just come along drink and have a good time... I fall into the later category. There are also some great food carts, the handsome devil bbq was awesome and highly recommend, I will be going to one of their restaurants after having their ribs.

This is the second time I've come to the craft beer fest. First time was 3 years ago and it was a…read moreblast, this year was no different. The beers were great, venders were all friendly and the food was great. There was a huge selection of seasonal beers, lagers, pilsners, IPAs, stouts, ciders and even options as wild as watermelon infused beer. This year we had the award winning food from a bbq vendor (can't remember the name now but it was fab)....all the beer effected my memory I will definitely be back to this beer fest and will for sure recruit some friends to join next year!

Even though I live a bit further from this store than I'd like, I still love to visit it as…read morefrequently as I can. All the items for sale are of the highest quality, and there's now an incredible tea section as well with some truly delectable teas! The shops offers several classes and events year-round, ranging from lectures and discussions to craft meets and everything in between. It's a great space to meet up with others! What really makes this store worth visiting is not the incredible stuff that's in it (and there's some seriously awesome stuff) - it's the person behind the counter. Bernadette is such a bright, warm person. She cares deeply about her customers and about giving them the best of everything. Her knowledge of spiritual matters run EXTREMELY deep. There's a reason why she's a beloved mentor to so many in this community. If you haven't stopped in here already, you definitely should. It's one of the real gems in this area.

I love this shop and frequent it alot. There is always something new and I almost never walk out…read moreempty handed! The shop owner, Bernadette is a real sweetheart. Her insightful Tarot readings and variety of classes and other events keeps me coming back. If you are in the Cornwall area, I would highly recommend you stop in here. Browse the locally handcrafted items, pick up a gorgeous crystal or candle and if you are lucky, the owner will be at her loom creating one of her amazing shawls!

Simply beyond awesome. I ordered a care package for delivery to West Point and they were over the…read moretop helpful creating a fabulously yummy package of goodies!

Jones Farm & Country Store is everything you hope a true farm-to-table experience will be. From the…read moremoment we walked in, the warm, cozy ambiance made us feel right at home. The staff was genuinely welcoming, attentive, and made the entire experience even more enjoyable. Now, the food... absolutely incredible. The fluffy buttermilk pancakes were some of the best I've ever had, and the bacon syrup deserves its own standing ovation. It was rich, sweet, savory, and packed with real pieces of bacon such a unique and unforgettable combination and it had a spice to it as well what paired well with The fried chicken was perfectly seasoned, crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and cooked to perfection. Every bite tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Between the amazing atmosphere, outstanding service, and unforgettable food, Jones Farm & Country Store is a place I'll gladly return to again and again. If you're anywhere nearby, do yourself a favor and don't miss it!

What a pleasant surprise. The shows here are top quality talent. Extremely entertaining, and…read moreaffordable. I will be watching for new productions.

From the owner: We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit, unique Small Professional Equity Theatre outside of NYC with a…read morecommitment to bringing excellence in storytelling and entertainment with non-traditional & diverse casts to perform established works in unconventional settings. ​ Our productions feature professional talent hailing from all areas of the country, as well as local talent discovered and developed from our surrounding neighborhoods. ​ We strive to create innovative and immersive artistic experiences, utilizing venues that are not typically associated with theatre such as retail stores, parks, historic buildings, inns, cafes, etc. Our aim is to make involvement in theatre accessible both financially and geographically to suburban and rural residents, while presenting established works in unique and innovative ways to participate in launching a high level cultural and artistic movement in the region.

Hands down the worst event I've ever attended, food festival or otherwise. After their disaster…read moreSaturday event many people, including myself, voiced feedback on the event page and posts. The organizer decided to block and delete people and comments rather than addressing people properly. They didn't improve their Sunday event and continues to delete comments now. They have a history of running horribly planned and oversold events from taco fest to the Hudson seafood festival. There is now multiple posts about this event, and BAP in general, for people to do more research on. I arrived around 1230pm and we were able to get free parking at the metro station across the tracks. It was a short walk but I believe it would be a difficult walk if you are not able bodied or cannot walk comfortably for more than ten minutes. The event was advertised as a seafood event but less than half the vendors sold seafood items They were horribly under staffed and didn't have enough food vendors to accommodate the guests they sold tickets to. Most lines moved painfully slow and most vendors ran out of food by 2-3pm despite the fact that the event was supposed to go until 5pm. The organizer blamed people for not coming sooner even though those who did come early also were not served because staff and vendors were running late. It is such a joke because you can't win either way. Come early and then you need to wait for the vendors. Come in the middle of the day and stand in lines to make it to the front and be told there's no more food. Come towards the middle end of the day and be turned around by other guests and police because they ended early. They ran out of food early on Sunday too For the four hours we were there all we were able to buy was overprice and warm drinks from their one drink tent. They didn't have free water accessible for people or dogs. Two people passed out because of the heat and dehydration, despite how big the event was they didn't have emt or medical supplies available for those in need. Thank god there wasn't a real emergency because the event organizers didn't plan for this fact Patrons were pressured to use cash despite contactless pay being faster and safer. They want cash so they can hide their profits and limit the amount of chargebacks Avoid BAP events altogether

I really give a zero but it's not available I have no words it was just horrible bad experience…read more$115.00 for junk food long lines, cold food, raw food, piss hot drinks! A I will never attend another event They should be ashamed of themselves to even consider to have another event .

Great flights of spirits while you let the local felines . Enjoyed the taco truck outside. Great…read morespot for groups and families.

Amazing distillery with with fantastic whiskeys. If you are in the area and looking for something…read moreinteresting to do, this is a good place to visit. I recommend the distillery tour and tasting, as the tour guide is highly knowledgeable about the history of the flour mill and the distillery. The tasting is an excellent way to sample some of the fantastic whiskeys, so you can decide which ones you want to buy.

I went on Sunday (August 11) with my 5-year old son (attending his second ever airshow after seeing…read morethe Blue Angels at Binghamton earlier this summer). Overall, we had a great time. We got there around 10:50 and left at 3:15 after Thunderbirds were over. We got through the security line quick to get in, and I did manage to get some snacks through for my son despite the warnings of no outside food. I had a General Admission ticket but we were able to set up very close to the front, and near the stage where we could hear all the announcements and see the pilots (my son wore noise-protection earmuffs for the jets). Before the planes started flying we spent an hour checking out the various booths. Highlights were the Army booth were kids could pick up a Stinger and a LAW - they later had a bomb disposal robot moving around. MVCC also had set up a little airplane that kids could go in with moveable flaps. The C-47 was beautiful but understandably had a huge line. We went after Frecce Tricolori and only had to wait about 15 minutes - the line filled up quickly after us. It did mean we were farther back for the P-40 and the T-38s. Favorite acts were the West Point parachutists, the C-17 (my son loved), Mustang (beautiful plane), Frecce Tricolori, and of course the Thunderbirds. I've seen the Thunderbirds many times, but they were good, loud, and look very cool flying low and overhead with the painted bird. Frecce Tricolori was completely new to me and they were fantastic. So many planes in the air crossing each other (my son's favorite maneuver) in organized chaos. I also loved how they drew a huge Italian Flag with the smoke, and part of their show was set to Italian Opera, which helped heighten the theatrically. They were excellent and I am very glad I got to see; I read this was their first time in the U.S. in 30 years. Food lines weren't too bad, though of course prices were high. I managed to get ice cream to cool down with in about 5 minutes. Food lines did get a longer around 2; I was about to buy a hot dog but they announced they ran out before I waited. Biggest failing was the lack of toilets. They had maybe 15 for all of General Admission and the lines were insane (easily 30 minutes). I basically took my 5-year old to somewhere out of the way on the grass and had him pee there; that's too long for a little kid to wait. Leaving also took a long time (40 to get out of the lot and then local traffic). But at least it was moving - I've been in deadlock before.

Very expensive food and drink with outside food and dri ks not allowed in not even water and no…read morefree water station. They even drained the water out of the hand washing stations and no sanitizer in porta potties. Long gaps between flights and no static airplanes to look at, there are much better shows out there.

Boscobel is such a hidden gem! The gardens are well maintained, peaceful, and absolutely gorgeous…read more I love the variety of flowers, plants, and trees, especially in the sensory garden. It instantly transports me to somewhere in Europe and there are lots of plants to touch, smell, and otherwise explore. It also is adjacent to this cute greenhouse building. I'd love to return with a camera and a few rolls of film. The view of West Point from the back of the gardens is breathtaking. We visited on a Sunday and the back lawn was completely empty. We sat down and fed the baby with that magnificent view in the back. It was so blissful and perfect.

Lovely grounds overlooking Constitution Marsh & Island, the Hudson, and West Point on the far…read moreshore. and main building. I'm sure they host weddings on the front lawn. The main building was actually relocated to this site from further south and has a rich history of the initial construction, gradual decay, disassembly, resurrection, catastrophic damage, and aggressive renovation. The main plaster/cement ceiling in the upstairs library actually crashed down one evening a few years ago and damaged much of the home with plaster dust. Fortunately, charitable contributions have helped to restore most of the site as a 2026, except for vintage-era wallpaper and some furniture. We were fortunate to visit after a winter of intensive renovation, which allowed us to get a much better sense of the home. Displays in the adjacent visitor's center and grounds provide some interesting history, but you should really time your arrival to take a tour led by one of the volunteer docents. It is a beautiful home, which I would give 5-stars to if renovations were complete.