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Welcome to Sharon Springs! Please use these maps and guide to help make your Harvest Festival memorable. We’d like to extend a heartfelt

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Cooperstown: Visit the Baseball Hall of Fame, Farmers Museum, Hyde Hall, Ommegang Brewery Tours, Fenimore Art Museum, and enjoy the spectacular autumn views of Otsego Lake. A must-do side-trip. Favorite restaurants: The Blue Mingo Grill (on the lake), Alex & Ika

Howe Caverns: These natural caverns were first discovered in 1842 and are now one of the top natural attractions in NY state. Descend 158 feet under the earth to view wondrous rock formations and take a boat ride on an underground river! Ride the new zip line. Mention “Beekman Boys” for a 10% discount.

Howes Cave: The Iroquois Indian Museum is one of the best museums dedicated to Native American culture in the Northeast.

Cherry Valley: Summer home of many famous writers and artists including Willa Cather, Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs & more. Favorite restaurant: Rose & Kettle.

Canajoharie: Winslow Homer, George Inness, Robert Henri, and Thomas Hart Benton are just a few of the American artists on display at the award-winning Arkell Art Museum. Favorite restaurant: The Elephant Bistro.

Schoharie: A church that became a Revolutionary War stockade, a one-room schoolhouse, a Greek Revival home, and a historic Dutch barn are just a few things that make The Stone Fort Museum Complex well worth visiting.

30. Beekman Farm. The Beekman is only open for ticketed tours during Harvest Festival (Sold Out.) But Josh and Brent will be on hand at the American Hotel to sign their new Beekman 1802 Heirloom Cookbook, Fri-Sun. 4:30-6pm only.

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21. The Liquor Cabinet. A great selection of wine, including several NY state varietals. Stock up for Harvest Festival partying.

22. Adelphi Paper Hangings. Open House. 10am-4pm, Sat/Sun. See dozens of 18th and 19th century wall paper designs and the wood block equipment that produces it. Adelphi’s work hangs in such historic properties as Colonial Williamsburg, Museum of Fine Arts in Boston & the White House.

23. Anonymous Bookbinder. Open House. 10am-4pm, Sat/Sun. Visit a traditional hand bookbinding workshop specializing in the conservation and restoration of rare books.

24. Clausen Ridge. 2-6pm Saturday & Sunday. Come tour the lavish historic summer home of beer magnate Henry Clausen and hear the future plans for the fully restored Clausen Ridge. The most spectacular views of the Mohawk Valley. Call 518.522.7274 to reserve your spot for the tour.

25. Sharon Springs Harvest Hop at Clausen Ridge. Sat. 7-11pm. A traditional Harvest Dance, with a modern twist. Headliners: The Leftover Cuties. Opening Act: Owen Nied. Dance Cards will be given to all ladies in attendance. Refreshments for sale from nationally famous, local Ommegang Brewery. For tickets, visit Beekman1802.com.

26. Sharon Orchards. The first place Brent and Josh visited in Sharon Springs. Pick your own delicious apples, shop their store, and watch a 19c apple cider press in action.573 Chestnut St. 518.284.2510

27. Sunnycrest Orchard and Green Market. Fresh cider, doughnuts, and great country gifts. Also, during Harvest Festival weekend, Sunnycrest will be holding their annual Craft Fair.7869 State Route 10 518.284.2256

28. Sharon Tavern. Saturday, 5:30-10pm. An authentic Pig Roast! This spot is Josh and Brent’s favorite restaurant for Friday nights on their way from the train station. A few miles east of town on Route 20. Call for Pig Roast Reservations 518-284-2354.

29. Black Pearl Restaurant. Sharon Springs’ newest eatery, with a pirate theme. Try the Buffalo Burger from local “Grumpy Buffalo Farm.”

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Vendors: Amazing artisanal food and craft vendors will be set up town-wide. Be sure to visit all of their fantastic booths and bring home a piece of traditional craftmanship. And stop by the Ommegang Biergarten in the Roseboro courtyard to sample award-winning beers. Purchases can be safely stored for the day at the Package Pick-up table across from the American Hotel.

1. The Beekman 1802 Mercantile. Open 10-6 every day. Browse through all the Beekman merchandise - straight from the farm & selected local craftspeople.

2. The American Hotel & Restaurant. Doug and Garth invite you to drop in all weekend for lunch 11:30-3, Sat/Sun, drinks at the bar 11:30am-closing, or for the Harvest Feast (6pm. Ticketed event, sold out, check in-person for cancellations.)

3. Beekman 1802 Heirloom Cookbook Launch & Signing at the American Hotel. Fri-Sun, 4:30 - 6pm only. Be the first people in the country to purchase the Beekman 1802 Heirloom Cookbook. Josh and Brent will be on hand for signing.

4. Two Harvest Blessings. Sat. 9am, Sun 10pm. On Sat., Sharon Springs’ five parishes invite you to take part in a multi-denominational, historic Harvest Blessing Service with song. On Sun., a traditional Mohawk Thanksgiving Blessing will be recited. Both are held outdoors in Chalybeate Park.

Public Parking. Shuttles will run from each parkinglot into the center of the village.

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5. The Black Cat Cafe. Sharon Springs’ local gathering place, famous for “gourmet down home” breakfasts and lunches. A must-visit. Don‘t forget their amazing homemade desserts!

6. Cobbler & Co. Shoppers the world over have signed the walls at this spectacular gift shop styled like an old general store. A wide selection of one-of-a-kind gifts. (See if you can spot any famous autographs on the wall.)

7. The Village Hall Gallery. A beautiful collection of contemporary art and gifts in a historic setting. On display: “Homage to Harvest” photo contest. Also, Michael Whaling will be signing his book, “The Wall at Beekman Farm” here on Sat. from 1-3pm, and Sun. from 11-noon.

8. McGillycuddy’s Naturals. Handmade soaps and beauty products, with natural ingredients. Artisanal products at their best. Be sure to say “hi” to famous “Soap-maker Deb.”

9. The Finishing Touch. It’s all about style here, with fashion, home decor, and one-of-a-kind gifts. The wide selection of well-curated items is why this store has developed a true cult following. Special Harvest Festival discounts.

10. Spring House Spa. Finally! A spa in our spa town. Owned and operated by a massage therapist from NYC’s famous Mandarin Oriental Spa. All natural products. Special autumn aromatherapy treatments. Call early for appt. 518.284.2400.

11. 204 Main Bar & Bistro. Officially opening October 2011, but stop by this weekend to sample some of their modern twists on classic dishes.

12. Walking Tours at The Sharon Springs Historical Museum Complex. Tour the village on foot with expert guides who’ll tell you the behind-the-scenes history of this important spa town. Tours begin outside the Sharon Springs Museum at 10am and 2pm, both Sat. & Sun. Ticketed fundraising event. Reserve your space at Beekman1802.com

13. Roseboro Porch Meals. Beginning Friday at 6pm, and continuing through Sun at 4pm, The Black Cat & My Sister’s Place Cafe team up to provide fresh, local breakfasts, lunches & dinner. Reservations for dinner recommended. 518.284.3421

14. Body Sensation at Studio North. Sat 2:30-4pm, $18. A blend of dance, martial arts & healing to stimulate and integrate your mind, body & spirit. Carol Lennon, instructor.

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20. My Sister’s Place Cafe. Open Thurs-Sun, 8-3. One of the town’s first eateries, this Sharon Springs hotspot serves delicious breakfasts & lunches, using the freshest ingredients from local farms.116 Beechwood Rd 518.284.3421

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