The Annual Hudson Valley Seafood Festival returns to Riverfront Park in Beacon, New York.  It’s a day of TOTAL Seafood Nirvana with great brews, wines, live music, crafts and fun for everyone.

Lobster rolls, baked clams, and/or raw seafood bar with oysters, clams and delicious seafood salads are all on the menu. Check out the fried seafood bar with choices like fried shrimp, scallops, and fried clams!

There will also be some of the best craft beers, local wines of the Hudson Valley as well as ciders and seltzers, and a variety of soft drinks.

How the trip to The Hudson River Seafood Festival in Beacon, NY Works:

• The group will meet at Grand Central at 10:15am to take the 10:45am Metro-North train to Beacon.  If you are driving or taking a train from another point we will make arrangements to meet you.
• Your group leader will introduce everyone and lead you on the short walk to the festival near the train station.
• There will be time to explore on your own and with the group.
• At one point the group will then meet to take a walk through the quaint town of Beacon.
• You can leave at anytime or the time designated by the group leader.  Approx 5pm.

Cost for the Hudson River Seafood Festival in Beacon, NY:

$40 General admission /$35 for VIP members includes admission to the festival and a contribution to the host’s fee and food.

Not included:  Train fare/ food and drinks

Can I come alone? Yes, most guests do! It’s a great way to meet new people.

Dress Code: Dress for the weather.  Rain or Shine (unless a washout)

Ages: 21+

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COVID-19 Protocols: In accordance with current city and state protocols vaccination status is not mandatory for this event.  However, we do ask that participants act in a responsible manner and do not attend if feeling ill, showing symptoms or have been recently exposed.  Mask wearing is optional unless the venue or city has mandated that.  Everyone should respect the comfort levels of others as we transition into this next phase of socializing in the Covid era.