The BIGGEST OKTOBERFEST on the HUDSON RIVER!
SAVE THE DATE!
SATURDAY - OCTOBER 21st
12PM - 8PM
Join us on the banks of the Hudson River as the Village of Piermont throws an OKTOBERFEST for all to enjoy!
*Authentic German Food and Beer
*Live Music
*Boutique Shopping
*Art Exhibits
*Kids Activities
....and much, much more
SATURDAY JULY 15th - SATURDAY AT 12 PM – 10 PM
Village of Piermont - Piermont Ave
Visit Flywheel Park to listen to live music spanning multiple genres, poetry readings, and special performing artists while viewing various art exhibits, an artisan market and live demonstrations.
The Piermont Film Festival will host films, Americana and folk music at 2 village sites: The Turning Point and Bunbury’s Coffee Shop which is also the site for live music. Film schedule available at www.piermontfilmfestival.com
World Class Galleries' Open Houses - “Meet the Artists" exhibits and receptions with celebratory pricing at Happy Dog Gallery, La Reine Boutique & Gallery, Outside In Gallery, Piermont Fine Arts Gallery & Piermont Flywheel Gallery.
"Plein Air in Paradise" - Insider artist's tour of local sites led by landscape painter Dan Lukens (www.danlukensart.com). Access to one of Paradise Avenue’s most iconic privately owned sites to paint, sketch or photograph.
Piermont restaurants and boutiques will be celebrating through-out the village, featuring special foods, drinks and pricing. Find a place to refresh, relax and enjoy all that Piermont has to offer!
Come join your local businesses, neighbors and friends for food, fun and cocktails hosted by Reilly’s Public House.
Tickets are $75 and sales go towards funding our annual events including the June arts event (6/10), Bastille Day (7/15), Oktoberfest, Holiday Shopping Bazaar and more.
Buy tickets in advance securely via Square online.
Join us on September 17th, 2022 for PIERMONT HERITAGE DAY
This celebration of Piermont will begin at 12pm in Flywheel Park with the unveiling of the Thomas Pomplin Memorial:
'Pomp' as he was known in his time, died at 28 years old in 1854, the first Rockland County firefighter lost in the line of duty
Because Pomplin was black, he was denied the distinction
Dan Goswick and Empire Hose members, driving forces behind this belated recognition, hope that the entire Village will join the firefighting and emergency service community in honor and celebration
The formal ceremonies are expected to last an hour with attendees lingering in both the Village and at Goswick Pavilion
Then at 5pm, Gair Memorial Park will be transformed into an information gateway, realizing the promise of our historic downtown:
The permanent installation of eight panels will be revealed
These beautiful panels share information about Village history, the river, local recreation, wayfaring to our many businesses, and more
The festivities will include music and surprises, and are expected to last an hour
