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Welcome to the Historic 27th Annual Taste of New Paltz

his is my favorite time of year. The golden hue of the sunshine paints the days in a warm glow. The heady scent of ripe apples hangs heavy in the air. The air is lighter with a warm breeze. Apple picking is in abundance, the leaves are starting to turn a hint of yellow and orange. A promise of the anticipated deep ambers and ruby reds to come. Welcome to fall in the Hudson Valley. This time of year holds a special excitement, steeped as a young child with anticipation starting school. That excitement still holds true today. The Hudson Valley is thriving with a bounty of goodness. The Taste of New Paltz is where it all comes together! Now in its 27th year, the Taste of New Paltz is a celebration of community, delicious food and lively entertainment. Our diverse business community showcases their talent from 3D printing and karate demonstrations to rock band school and fashion. The senses are alive with delicious food, exquisite wine, craft beer and cider. Enjoy a hay ride, rescue a dog, tap your toe to the beat of the sound. I invite you to connect with our businesses, try a new restaurant and return again to experience our beautiful region. I am honored to represent an agency that plays such a vital role in supporting and promoting the local economy. On behalf of the Board of Directors and the

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staff of the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce and all of our generous sponsors, we welcome you to the 27th annual Taste of New Paltz. I sincerely hope you enjoy the magic and beauty of this area as much as I do. Warm Regards,

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How Taste of New Paltz works ood is the main event at Taste of New Paltz. Area restaurantsÂ prepare their specialties and sell taste-size portions of their best dishes. Local farms and farm marketsentice your taste buds with delicious fresh-picked produce, while area wineriesÂ and breweries introduce you to tastes of our rich Hudson Valley grapes and hops. $5 per person at the door 12 and under FREE! $3 advance admission purchase online or at the chamber office 257 Main St New Paltz (Advance admission deadline is Friday September 15thÂ at 4pm). $3 and $5 â&#x20AC;&#x153;tastesâ&#x20AC;? are offered at each of the food and beverage venues, which will also be offering menus, coupons and materials to take home with you. But also be sure and stop by our various demonstrations and business booths. And ask at our New Paltz Chamber of Commerce booth if you have any questions.

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A letter from the Ulster County Executive

elcome to the 27th Annual Taste of New Paltz hosted by the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce. This is a great venue to experience the Hudson Valley’s fine cuisine, agricultural displays, and visit with a variety of vendors while enjoying the entertainment throughout the day. Every year the Taste of New Paltz exceeds expectations, and in addition to offering an exquisite array of culinary fare, this family-friendly event is a great place to hear live music, view beautiful art, attend the business showcase, and enjoy the day. As County Executive, I am pleased to let you know that Ulster County’s new marketing campaign, Seek For Yourself, encourages visitors to seek out and create their own unique experiences in Ulster County, whether it is based in adventure, culinary, relaxation, history or a combi-

nation of them all. With that in mind, you are in the right place at the Taste of New Paltz, where you can sample some of the finest food and be verages from the region’s amazing restaurants, caterers, brew masters and wineries. The Taste of New Paltz would not be possible without the New Paltz Chamber of Commerce and the outstanding job they do fostering

valuable relationships between the business community and tourism, while strengthening civic and community interests for New Paltz and the Hudson Valley region. We are fortunate that the New Paltz Chamber of Commerce assists in attracting businesses to the area by creating and supporting the business environment, helping businesses to succeed, improving the local economy and the quality of life in the community. New Paltz encompasses a strong business community and we are proud that it continues to grow and be successful. We are delighted to have such a wonderful event in Ulster County and I have no doubt that this year’s event will be another huge success! Sincerely,

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The New Paltz way A tapestry of business, binding the community together By Terence P Ward

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or not they work for the same company. There’s a collaborative culture in the New Paltz business community, a network that weaves small businesses together into a tapestry that’s stronger and more beautiful than the threads from which it is composed. Sheila Gilday recognized that cooperative spirit the first time she went to a chamber of commerce mixer. “Everyone was welcoming and supportive of entrepreneurs,” she recalled. She became more involved with the chamber, eventually becoming a director. She worked to move her marketing firm, Gilday Creative, to New Paltz from Kingston. “The mission and vision of the chamber fit right in” with her own values, said Gilday. Gilday Creative could be said to be adding value to the business community. Part of that value is giving back to the community, which Gilday does through the help of a new intern from SUNY New Paltz each semester. Under Gilday’s guidance, the intern works on marketing materials

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for a local nonprofit with a budget is often too tight to afford professional help. This year, it’s the local chamber of commerce itself which is benefiting from those efforts, with the marketing work being focused on the Taste of New Paltz. Gilday joined forces with contractor Justin Bowe to find affordable space in the village, which is where she wanted her offices to be. Being part of a walkable community makes it easier for Gilday to tap into its pulse, that energy of collaboration which attracted her to New Paltz in

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the first place. Gilday thinks the real value in sharing space with Bowe is in discovering ways that their businesses overlap. “We both build things,” she said. At that point of intersection, creative sparks can fly. Collaboration is at the heart of the success of One Epic Place, a co-working facility in the heart of the village run by Nicole Langlois and Julie Robbins. The two consider One Epic Place more a business incubator than a location with available office space. What they call “the

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The kids are excited! Taste is a true family destination event By Roxanne Ferber f you missed your chance to experience the Taste of New Paltz last year like my family and I, have no fear as it returns again this year on Sunday September 17th! We were very disappointed to cancel our plans at the last minute due to some unplanned kid sickness. But we are hopeful this is our year! The biggest draw for us is the inexpensive day out as a family. You canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t beat the amount of kids activities and the

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lineup of local musicians for just $5 per adult($3 if you buy tickets in advance) and kids under 12 are free. My kids look forward to any event that has face painting and a petting zoo. But this year they will be over the moon checking out the rescue pups available at the adoption tent. There may have been some chatter of adopting a furry love of our own recently. It will be a big challenge to resist bringing a new pet home with us. One of our biggest disap-

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Nothing excites me more than eating food I don’t have to cook except not having to clean the kitchen after a meal. This event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. so we can essentially feed the kids sample sized breakfast, lunch and dinner. And it will cost less than going out to a sit down restaurant. With two very picky eaters who live on mac and cheese and the occasional pizza, my prediction is they will

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Volunteer Chair Lisa Sandick, SUNY New Paltz Malinda Haynes, RBT LLP, CPAs

Parking & Traffic Chair Jim Tinger, New Paltz Youth Program

Technology Chair

Garbage & Recycling Chair

Jeff Severson, JTS Design

Laura Petit, Town of New Paltz Recycling Center

Arts, Crafts & Non-Food Chair Kathy Prizzia, New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce

Security

Kids Expo Chair

Wellness & Recreation Chair

Event Photography

Kathy Prizzia, New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce

Nicole Langlois, One EPIC Place Julie Robbins, One EPIC Place

Caylena Cayhill, CC Photo & Media

Business Expo Chair

Marketing Chair

John Sorlie, Riverside Bank a

Sheila Gilday, Gilday Creative

New Paltz Police Department

Directions to Taste of New Paltz Directions to the Taste from the South: Exit 17 off the New York State Thruway.

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After the tollbooth, follow signs to Rte. 300 North. At Route 32 go north (straight). At Route 44/55 go west (turn left) and continue through the town of Gardiner. Turn right at flashing light on to CR-9 (Libertyville Road.) The fairgrounds are on your right, parking on your left.

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Directions to the Taste from the North: Exit 18 off the New York State Thruway. After the tollbooth, turn left at light onto Route 299 West. Go through the village of New Paltz, cross over the Wallkill River bridge, and make the next left onto Libertyville Road. The fairgrounds are about a mile down on your left. Scan the QR code to get directions right on your smart device at the following site: http://qrfree.kaywa.com/?l =1&s=8&d=http%3A%2F%2Ftinyurl. com%2FtasteQR14

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About the Chamber he New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce goal is to build and sustain the Chamber as a thriving and forward-looking organization advocating for members’ businesses, contributing to the economic and community vitality of New Paltz and the Hudson Valley region. Through ongoing educational programs and major events such as Taste of New Paltz and the New Paltz Challenge, the Chamber strives to achieve these goals. Located at 257 Main Street in New Paltz, the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center is stocked with brochures and information about area attractions, as well as information about Chamber member restaurants, lodgings, attractions, events, services and more. The center is open year-round Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Or visit newpaltzchamber.org

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Main Stage Program 11-12:30pm Paul Green Rock Academy

12:30 -12:45 NP Karate

12:45-1pm LuLaRoe Fashion Show

1:00-2:45 Soulia & The Sultans

2:45-3 NP Karate

3-4:00 NP Rock Ashes of Phoenix

4-4:15 Great Giveaway & Sponsorship Announcements

4:15-5pm NP Rock Daily Special

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Connecting Community and Business

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