​Live Music ​on the
​Pond-Side Gazebo Stage
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Joining Us This Year ....

Jacob Green... 
A Blues Singer Songwriter who has been described as a modern day rambler, who brings a fresh approach to Roots Music. He's an OneManBand & Multi-String Instrumentalist, performing on Resonator Slide Guitar, Cigar Box Guitars, Acoustic Guitar, Dobro, while simultaneously playing Stomp Box & Foot Tambourine for percussion and Harmonica for lead. Originally from Wisconsin, Jacob has toured in 40 states in the U.S. total, averaging 140 shows a year, and now resides in the Green Mountain State of Vermont.  Featuring Ed "WhiteWolf" Schoenly on  Blues Harmonica.
                                             Strawberry Farm Duo.....
The Strawberry Farm Duo a combination of banjo and fiddle/guitar combo, will get you up and on your feet. They play a mixture of originals, bluegrass, Grateful Dead, and covers. The band has produced 9 CDs  in varying styles. all original compositions. You can check them out on Facebook or Youtube under the sur name "Susan Birnbaum Picknell. 



Fiddlehead Field Kids Orchestra
Jessye Bartlett has been playing the violin since she was 3-years-old. She is on the New Hampshire Traditional Arts & Folklife listing of musicians and has participated in Artist-in-residency programs to teach folk dancing traditions in local schools.  She has been teaching music lessons in the White Mountains since 2015 and started the Fiddlehead Field Kids' Orchestra in 2020. 

Artisan Vendors Showcasing Their Talents

In the Post & Beam Pavilion

Outside in the Surrounding Landscape

And Food Vendors Too!
We always have a great variety of vendors.  Check them out in our brochure and on our Facebook event page!
2021 RECAP:  June 19, 2021 was a great day with 65 participating vendors!  We enjoyed fair weather until a windstorm caused some afternoon turmoil, but all in all a fantastic festival once again!  Entertainment was provided by Jacob Green, James VanDeuson and Jamie Carey on the pond-side gazebo, and food vendors served barbeque items, hot dogs, lemonade, kettle corn, shaved ice and baked goods.  Thanks to all that came to participate and enjoy! 
2020 RECAP:
We had to postpone to August 15, 2020 this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  This also brought new adjustments to the festival, with social distancing, mask wearing and sanitary protocols in place.  We succeeded nonetheless, drawing a similar guest count to the year prior.  Attendees enjoyed gorgeous summer weather, fewer bugs than usual and an amazing array of 33 arts & crafts vendors from all over New England, as well as barbequed foods from Smokin' Rednecks and wood-fired pizza from Bruno's.  Singer-songwriters: Kyle Haley, Morgan Clark, Mario Marquis and Mindy Rosenberg, provided musical entertainment throughout the day on the pond-side gazebo.  Another great festival in the books! 
Beautiful photos of the 3rd annual festival courtesy of Wes Lavin.
2019 RECAP:
The weather cooperated, bringing us a beautiful day for the 3rd Annual festival on May 25, 2019!  Even the bugs managed to stay away, making it a comfortable day filled with waterside music by talented female musicians "Springtime Songbirds".  We had a wide array of over 40 high quality vendors featuring their handmade/homemade art, crafts, food and products.  The guest count was close to 700 adults (plus children) this time, growing steadily each year! (Photos courtesty of Wes Lavin.)
2017 RECAP:  
​We had a great turnout of over 700 people over two days on Memorial Day Weekend in 2017, which we were thrilled with for our first year!  The weather was super and people enjoyed their time checking out over 40 artisan vendors selling all types of handcrafted and homemade products, along with demonstrations of their craft.  Food vendors sold breakfast sandwiches made with farm fresh eggs, homemade donuts, wood-fired pizza, local organic salads, hand cut French fries, kettle corn, beverages, snacks & more!  Eight live music performances took place throughout the weekend in a most beautiful setting, as well as three arts & crafts workshops.  An art exhibit was held in our brand new 40 x 80 foot post and beam pavilion on the shores of our crystal clear pond.  All in all, a great first year!
2018 RECAP:
This year we decided to hold the festival for one day only, Saturday, May 26, 2018 on Memorial Day Weekend, which drew over 400 adult attendees as well as many children.  Despite rainy weather, the afternoon skies cleared and everyone had a great time!  Music was excellent, featuring live blues entertainment on the gazebo by Nathan Michaud, Jacob Green and The Roy-Hudson Acoustic Duo with WhiteWolf.  Food vendors served up wood-fired pizza, barbecued meats, homemade fries, Italian ice, muffins and more.  Over 40 vendors showcased their arts, crafts and locally produced foods for sale.  
Event Policies
Enjoy a fun, family-friendly, FREE event in an absolutely beautiful location. We kindly ask you to follow our policies please:
  1. Please do not bring any pets, for liability reasons.  
  2. Please do not bring in any outside food or drinks, as they will be available at the festival.
  3. Please dispose of trash & recycling in the receptacles provided.
  4. If you are bringing small children, please attend to them at all times as we have several waterways on the property (ponds, river, waterfall, creek, etc.).  
  5. Lastly, it is a rain or shine event, so come prepared for New England weather!  

NOTE:  Parking is available on site.
Questions?  Contact Cara Lariviere, Mohawk Falls Event Coordinator, at 603-237-1898 or events@mohawkfalls.com.