Founded by Sasha Pardy in 2014, Adirondack Festivals LLC is based out of Queensbury, New York, and is the organizer of the Adirondack Wine and Food Festival.

The 9th Annual Adirondack Wine & Food Festival will be held on June 28th & 29th, 2024, at Charles R. Wood Festival Commons in the heart of Lake George, New York. The festival is a celebration of the amazing wines, craft beverages, artisan foods, and more that New York State’s finest producers have to offer! With a tasting ticket, attendees use their souvenir wine glasses to sample wines, beers, spirits, ciders, and unique food products from a variety of vendors in a farmer’s market-style set-up. All vendors will also be selling their products for people to take home and the Festival makes that easy by providing a Purchase Drop-Off/Pick-Up tent for attendees to utilize.

Food Trucks will also be offering unique food selections at a-la-carte pricing at the NEW “Food Truck Alley”, which is located outside the Festival Grounds on Westbrook Road (access to Food Trucks is FREE to the public).

The designated beneficiary of the 2024 Adirondack Wine and Food Festival is Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Southern Adirondacks; their volunteers are on hand all weekend long helping the event run smoothly and raising money through water & t-shirt sales & more. In partnership since 2018, we have raised over $50K for BBBS!

The Culinary Tent features cooking demonstrations performed by special guests all weekend long. Chefs utilize local foods and craft beverages from our vendors in their recipes, as well as provide wine pairing suggestions. Also under the Culinary Tent, local bartenders demonstrate unique wine cocktail recipes opposite the culinary demos, mixing new concoctions from wines and liquors available for purchase at the festival.

The Adirondack Wine & Food Festival has quickly become one of the largest Wine Festivals in New York State and is recognized as a premier event for the Lake George Region. The 2022 Festival was the biggest yet, with a record 6,837 attendees and an estimated $4.1 Million economic impact on the Greater Lake George Region. The family-friendly wine and food spectacular, despite the rain, heat, or other obstacles, continues to grow each year.