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Ulster Publishing’s
A Hudson Valley Festival
of Food and Fun
September 19, 2015
11am-6pm
Admission: $10 – Children 12 and under are free
Advance admission wristbands available for $7 until 9/18/2015
Rare Beer Experience at 11:30am, 1:30pm & 3:30pm
Advance admission wristbands - $20 and $25 at event
Ulster County Fairgrounds, New Paltz • Libertyville Road
For more information visit tasteofnewpaltz.com or call 845-255-0243
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Connecting Community and Business
Welcome to the Historic
25th Annual Taste of New Paltz
A
than 400 members many wonderful
perks year-round. It offers educational
seminars, strength in advertising, mixers,
member-to-member offers and more!
The marketing opportunities at the New
Paltz Chamber are quite impressive. They
include the ability for local businesses to
promote their events and website presence including The Corporate Partnership program and announcements in the
Chamber’s weekly e-mail eblasts and extensive advertising. Going forward, I want
the chamber to continue to be an active
and trusted voice in the regional business
and residential community – advancing
lthough the New Paltz
Regional Chamber of Commerce has been rich in history, it is currently dedicated
to doing business differently; theplan is
to evolve and grow with the community.
The chamber is an important resource
for our members and the region, and
I am committed to seeing our region
thrive. With an extensive background
in hospitality and as a local business
owner, plus raising a family in this community, I understand the value of the
chamber in our region.
The New Paltz Chamber offers its more
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the business, industrial, agricultural and
civic interests of the Mid-Hudson Valley
region.
The goal of the chamber is “communication!” I want to let the community know
that I take what I do personally and professionally. I am here to listen to what local
business owners have to say and I want to
offer them the best chamber experience
possible. I am an Ulster County native
and I have lived and worked in the New
Paltz area for over 20 years. I am honored
and excited to represent an agency that
plays such a vital role in supporting and
M
ost of the other chambers
in the Hudson Valley had
an indoor showcase but I felt we
needed to do something different
because our membership was so
diversified. That’s how we came
up with the Taste to showcase the
diversity of our members. You
name it, we had it. Our membership included retail businesses,
wineries, restaurants, service organizations.
— Joyce Minard, past director,
New Paltz Chamber
September 2015 • 3
www.TasteofNewPaltz.com
promoting the local economy. On behalf
of the board of directors and the staff
of the New Paltz Regional Chamber of
Commerce and all of our generous sponsors, we welcome you to the 25th Annual
Taste of New Paltz. I sincerely hope you
enjoy the magic and beauty of this area
as much as I do.
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Kathy Prizzia, Executive Director,
New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce
Festivals
How Taste of
New Paltz works
ood is the main event at Taste of
New Paltz. Area restaurants prepare their specialties and sell
taste-size portions of their best dishes.
Local farms and farm markets entice
your taste buds with delicious freshpicked produce, while area wineries and
breweries introduce you to tastes of our
rich Hudson Valley grapes and hops.
$2 and $3 “tastes” 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
W
elcome to the 25th Annual
Taste of New Paltz!
This wonderful event hosted
by the New Paltz Regional Chamber of
Commerce is a great place to experience
the Hudson Valley's fine cuisine, agricultural displays and visit with a variety
of vendors.
New Paltz is a beautiful place to live and
visit whether you want to walk or bike
on the nearby Hudson Valley Rail Trail;
shop and eat at the local businesses and
restaurants; visit some of the historic sites
or the SUNY New Paltz campus; there
are so many exciting things to do and see.
Ulster County provides downtown New
Paltz with a continuous bus loop (UCAT)
connecting residents and visitors to res-
taurants, shopping and other locations.
As County Executive I am pleased that
we now have available a smartphone app
(download "UCA T" at the App Store or
Google Play) that allows users to track
buses and provides real time arrival information using GPS technology.
It is amazing that the Taste of New Paltz
is in its 25th year and seems to surpass
expectations each year. It is a terrific
opportunity to sample some of the best
cuisine and fare in the Hudson Valley
from the finest restaurants, caterers, farm
markets, wineries and brew masters.
The New Paltz Chamber does a fantastic
job working with local businesses and
continues to provide outstanding service
by helping create a sustainable environ-
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ment for their members to compete and
thrive. The Chamber also fosters an important relationship between business
and tourism.
Their efforts strengthen civic and community interests for New Paltz and the
Hudson Valley region and are truly appreciated.
We are glad to have such a wonderful
event in Ulster County and I wish Taste a/
New Paltz another great 25 years to come.
Sincerely,
Michael P. Hein
County Executive
A full day of
entertainment
11 am - 12 noon The Blues
Sky Duo, perform originals,
blues, country classics and
hits from the sixties.
12:30 - 2 pm The Darrick
Kenny Band, featuring
three generations on guitar,
bass and drums. 2
pm Fashion Show featuring
Rambling Rose, Cocoon,
Handmade & More
2:30 - 4 pm The Pleasers play
faves from Motown, Stax
& funk
4:30 - 6 pm Soulia & The
Sultans... sultry jazz & pop,
like a nightclub
Taste of history
An event 25 years in the making
backed by a century of the Chamber of Commerce
By Sharyn Flanagan
n 1991, the New Paltz Chamber of
Commerce’s Maraline Mazzetti-Olson referred to the newly conceived
“Taste of New Paltz” event as “New
Paltz’s newest tradition.” Her words
turned out to be prophetic. Twenty-five
years later, Taste of New Paltz has grown
from a small event with a handful of
local businesses participating to an annual showcase of regional food, wine,
spirits and entertainment expected to
attract more than 10,000 people to the
Ulster County Fairgrounds on Saturday,
September 19.
The first Taste of New Paltz was held October 20, 1991 at the Rivendell Winery on
Albany Post Rd. Mazzetti-Olson, co-chair
of the event, told local press at the time
that she initiated the idea at a Chamber
meeting as a way to let people see all that
New Paltz has to offer “in a hurry.” Local
businesses were enlisted to participate
in the event touted as “something every
member of the family can enjoy and the
whole family can enjoy together.”
It was reported afterward that 20 eateries participated and 70 local merchants
donated items for an auction. Free winery
tours were offered to the 2500 people or
so who attended. The roster of restaurants
at the event contained familiar names that
show up on this year’s list of participating
eateries, too, including Mohonk Moun-
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tain House and P&G’s.
By 1994, the event’s popularity inspired
a change in venue to the Ulster County
Fairgrounds. The fourth annual Taste
of New Paltz boasted 24 participating
restaurants and 5000 visitors attended
to purchase samples of local fare at $1
a “taste.” Michael Beck of P&G’s told a
reporter at the time that 1200 samples
of their chicken wings and clam chowder
had been purchased at the festival the year
prior. While their booth went through 300
pounds of chicken wings and 15 gallons
of chowder, “We’re not out here to make
money,” Beck said. “We’re out here to
promote our business and support the
Chamber.”
Visitors to the fairgrounds in 1996
brought appetites so ravenous that many
of the two dozen restaurants taking part in
Taste of New Paltz that year ran out of food
hours before the festival ended. Some sent
their people back to town for reinforcement
rations, while others shut down early.
The tenth anniversary of Taste of New
Paltz in September 2000 brought record
attendance. Elaborately designed booths
were apparently much in evidence that
year, with P&G’s sunflower theme inviting favorable comment. The entire setting described to a reporter as being “so
upscale, you forgot you were standing in
dirt under a tent.”
Over the course of the next five years, attendance crept ever upward. In 2005, the
Chamber expected 5000 visitors. Some
9000 showed up. The need to develop a
strategy for coping with traffic was voiced.
More tents were added the next year, along
with a separate area for kids, the business
and fitness expo and more bathrooms.
Farmstands joined the restaurants as
participants. So did a greater number of
local wine and beer purveyors.
The Taste of New Paltz since then has
consistently drawn nearly 10,000 visitors
each year. The Chamber hopes to surpass
that number in this 25th anniversary
year with the help of a few new things on
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selfie station, a “rare beer” experience for
an additional fee, and a dedicated event
website at www.tasteofnewpaltz.com.
Visitors are invited to Tweet the good time
they’re having at #Taste25 and for the first
time the “tastes” will be purchased with
cash (or credit card if the vendor allows)
rather than tickets.
One thing that hasn’t changed is the
event serving as the major fundraiser
of the year for the New Paltz Regional
Chamber of Commerce. When MazzettiOlson spoke to local press in ‘91 about the
new Taste of New Paltz event, she said it
would promote business in New Paltz and
raise money for the Chamber. She told a
reporter that people often asked her, “Why
support the Chamber?” Her response to
them, she said, was that supporting the
Chamber was not only about what they
do for their members but what they do
for the community as a whole.
Today the New Paltz Regional Chamber
of Commerce is under the leadership of
executive director Kathy Prizzia, who
took the position earlier this year. She
has many years experience volunteering
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Taste the future
A new twist on a classic recipe
By David King
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his year the Taste will be
spicing things up. Coinciding
with the event’s 25th anniversary, the New Paltz Chamber
of Commerce is making a concerted effort to rebrand and reenergize for the
digital age. For the first time, instead
of just a page on the Chamber’s site the
Taste has its own website (tasteofnewpaltz.com) as well as a section on the
Chamber of Commerce app.
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But that’s small potatoes compared to
what the Chamber has planned for the
actual event. In the past, entertainment
has been largely limited to kids’ activities and live music from local musicians.
While those staples will be returning, this
year they’ll be complemented by wireless
hotspots to make it easier for guests to
tweet and Instagram their meals, or just
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was a true community event...
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relaxed and not traditional.”
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This year’s renovations are an acknowledgment of fast-changing times. Just as
the Taste has expanded its menu, so too
has the Chamber has decided to make
room for newer organizations. One such
group, Huguenot Young Professionals &
Entrepreneurs, or HYPE, was started two
years ago to connect younger workers and
businesspersons. One of its leaders, Jason
Valentino, describes HYPE as offering a
“glimpse” of what the Chamber does, but
primarily focusing on people who aren’t
yet as established as a traditional Chamber
member. Its focus is on giving its members
opportunities to network, share resources,
and grow their businesses.
“We organize and come up with ideas for
events, ones that are out of the ordinary,”
says Valentino. It’s held not only hikes
and hard-cider tastings, but also Foot
Golf (a combination of golf and soccer)
and Glow Ball (golf played at night with
glow in the dark balls).
The point behind all these events is to
give HYPE members a chance to reach
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official age cap on membership; it’s made
up of everyone from interns fresh out of
college to people in their early 40s.
There’s no specific area of interest, either,
HYPE’s members come from a variety of
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close proximity to New York City, but he
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History
More than the Taste …
f you are coming from out of town
to the Taste of New Paltz, staying
with friends or at a B&B, you might
have extra time on your hands. Are you
looking for something to do after you
leave the Ulster County fairgrounds?
What if you have an emergency, how
would you get help? Are you looking for
a cup of coffee or a treat on the way out
of town, or are you just looking for culture or entertainment? This list of local
area events and businesses should help
you with any of that -- and more.
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Treats and More
The Bakery, Moxie Cup, CANDY CANDY, Dohnut, Huguenot Creamy, Krause’s
Chocolates, Mudd Puddle, Lugusta’s Luscious, Twistee Cone, Cafeteria
Dining
Mountain Brauhaus Restaurant,
Bridgecreek Café, Main Street Bistro, A
Tavola Trattoria, Fry Shack, Mexicali Blue,
Kosiner’s Brothers, P & G’s Restaurant,
Shea O’Brien’s, Anatolia, Lemongrass
Thai Cuisine, Pasquale’s Pizza and Restaurant, Russo’s Italian Deli, Main Course
Catering, Murphy’s Bar & Restaurant,
Rock & Rye Tavern, McGillicuddy’s Restaurant, Jamaica Choice Cuisine, End
Cut, Pavese’s Pizza, Neko Sushi, Gomen
Kudasi, Gadaleto’s Seafood Market and
Restaurant, Village Pizza, La Stazione
Restaurant, The Village Tearoom, Mo-
honk Mountain House, Rock da Pasta,
Asian Fusion, Curbside Cuisine, Jacks
Meats and Deli, La Combanita Mexican
Restaurant, Mexican Kitchen, Tuthillhouse Inn at the Mill, Karma Road, Bacchus Restaurant and Billards
Shopping
Antiques on Main, Dedrick’s Pharmacy
and Gifts, Horsefeathers, The Antique
Barn at Water Street, Pegasus Footwear
Outlet, Handmade and More, Enchanted
Toys, Rock & Snow, Groovy Blueberry,
Peter Harris, Awareness Shop, Inquiring
Minds Bookstore, Rhino Records, October Country Comics, Isabella’s Treasures,
Barner Books, Mixture Prints, Cocoon,
Rambling Rose Boutique, Water Street
Market, My Market, Stop & Shop Supermarket , ShopRite
Furry Friend Stores
Paws of Distinction, New Paltz Agway,
Sue’s Zoo
Cocktails – Wine – Brews - Spirits
Jar’d Wine Bar, Gilded Otter, Whitecliff
Vineyard & Winery, New Paltz Wine and
Spirits, K&E Discount Beverages, Kettleborough Cider House, Bad Seed Cider, In
Good Taste Wines and Liquors, El Paso
Winery, Murphy’s Bar and Restaurant,
Robibero Family Vineyards, Tuthillhouse
Distillery, The Brotherhood Winery, Yankee Folly Cidery, Brimstone Hill Winery
For historic perspective, don’t miss Historic Huguenot Street, a National Historic
Landmark District featuring seven unique
stone houses dating to the early 1700s, a
burial ground and a reconstructed 1717
stone church, all in their original setting.
Art Galleries – Artisan Shops
Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY
New Paltz, Unison Arts Center, DM Weil
Gallery, Maglyn’s Dream, Mark Gruber
Gallery, Red Pump Studio, Wired Gallery,
Unframed Artists Gallery, The Tree House
Car Trouble?
Jenkinstown Motors, Franz Auto Service, Beek’s Auto, Tom’s Repair Shop ,
Hans Auto Service
Farm-fresh
Local and sustainable are more than
just trendy words in New Paltz. During
harvest season, you’ll find a profusion of
local farm and orchard festivals, with pickyour-own fruit, apples, pumpkins, ciderdoughnuts, huge corn mazes, and more
at Wallkill View Farm, Tantillo’s Farm
Market, Prospect Hill Orchards, Hurds
Family Farm, Wright’s Farm, Wilklow
Orchards, Minard Farms, Dressel Farms
and Madava Farms
Activities for the Kids
Rocking Horse Ranch, Elting Memorial
Library, Hudson Valley Renegades, MidHudson Children’s Museum, Highland
Public Library
First Aid
FirstCare Walk-In Medical Center
Banks and ATM
Empire State Bank, Ulster Savings, M&T
Bank, Wells Fargo Bank
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Auto, Motorcycle, Recreational Vehicles, Business Auto,
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Reformed Church of New Paltz
St Joseph Roman Catholic Church, St
Andrew’s Episcopal, New Paltz Church
of the Nazarene, Jewish Congregation of
New Paltz, Goodwill Church
Trails, Biking & Hiking
New Paltz is known around the world for
its outdoor attractions, with a host of trail
options for hikers and bicyclists, and some
of the best views of the Hudson Valley.
From the Wallkill Valley Rail-Trail, more
than twelve miles of linear park con-
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 on-going
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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necting Gardiner and Rosendale’s newly
reopened Trestle Bridge, to the Walkway
Over the Hudson, the world’s tallest and
longest pedestrian walkway, the area
boasts miles and miles of vehicle-free
trails to explore.
The Shawangunk Ridge offers trail options alongside ‘The Gunks,’ the single
busiest climbing destination in North
America.
Try Bicycle Depot, Mohonk Preserve,
Minnewaska State Park, Walkway Over the
Hudson State Park, Alpine Endeavors, Extreme Alpine and New Paltz Kayaking Tours
Skydiving, Skiing & Adventure
Hudson Valley adventure lives in
Gardiner at Skydive the Ranch, the top
skydiving and parachuting school in
New York State. For more off-the-ground
adventure, try ziplines at nearby Hunter
Mountain, and some of the Catskills other
great ski areas once winter arrives. Plus
cross-country skiers will find all they need
right here on Minnewaska State Park
Preserve’s groomed carriageways, Mohonk Preserve’s ungroomed, backcountry
skiing, and the Wallkill Valley Rail-Trail’s
highly accessible, flat snow surface.
Try Skydive the Ranch, Hunter Mountain, Belleayre Mountain, Minnewaska
State Park, Mohonk Preserve
Yoga, Health & Fitness
NP Rock Yoga, New Paltz Golf Course,
Apple Greens Golf Course, Crossfit 299,
Ignite Fitness
Participating vendors @Taste of New Paltz:
Bath Fitter, Brotherly Grubb BBQ,
Bruderhof, Casa Del Caciocavallo
Farms, Charles McKeehan-Vintage
Birds, Cheesecake Heaven, Circle
of Friends Preschool, Cutco Cutlery,
Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty, Daylight Photo, Delicioso Deli
& Bistro, Designs By M, Diego’s
Taqueria, Fine Design, First Capital
Corvettes, Fridas’s Bakery, Gadaleto’s
Seafood Market, Green Mountain
Energy, Hampton Inn, Henry’s Farm
To Table, Honeybrook Farms, Hudson
Valley Wine Magazine, Hurds Family Farm, It Works!, Jamaica Choice,
La Cabanita, Larry Dill - Vintage
Birds, LeafFilter North, LTC Planning Group of NY, Made with Love
Natural Skin Care, Main Street Bistro,
Mary Sheridan Farmers Insurance,
McGillicuddy’s Bar & Restaurant,
Mid Hudson Valley Federal Credit
Union, Mohonk Mountain House,
Moxie Cup, Neko Sushi, New Paltz
Karate Academy, New Paltz Rock,
New York State Solar Farm, Nicole
Jurain Pottery, One EPIC Place, P &
G Restaurant, Renewal by Andersen,
Rite Aid, Robibero Winery, Sarah
Lawton - Crafts, Silver Jewelry, Beadwork & Wood Folk Toys, Senza Glutine
by Carmela, Silverleaf Resorts, Tantillos’ Farm Market, The Spa at Honor’s
Haven Resort, Thomas Sorrentino of
the Vintage Motor Home Club, Tuthill
House at the Mill, Tuthilltown Spirits,
Ulster County Tourism, USAlliance
Federal Credit Union, Village Pizza,
Whitecliff Vineyard, Whitewings,
Wild Earth and Wireless Icon.
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Children’s activities
There’s no better taste than having fun
By Erica Chase-Salerno
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PLAY. LOVE.
Playfulness is what makes the
annual Taste of New Paltz so
much fun for the whole family.
This year, it’s better than ever! The festival
atmosphere creates a kid-friendly, casual
environment. The outdoor venue provides
plenty of room for relaxing or running
around on the grass, separate from the
main food areas.
The tastes are individual servings of
every type of food and beverage, often attractively garnished, and enjoyed within a
couple of bites. They happen to be a great
size for children. Due to the limited specialty menus offered by each vendor, kids
get to enjoy easy “ordering,” Young people
love the free activities in the dedicated
children’s area. And children under 12 are
admitted free to The Taste of New Paltz!
“Life is more fun if you play
games.” ~ Roald Dahl
Part of the appeal of a family festival
is the opportunities for children to have
their own experiences. The children’s area
is cheerfully decorated for fall with hay
bales and helium balloons, identifying it
as a youth space and encouraging kids in.
The games are staffed by students from
SUNY New Paltz athletic teams. You’re
right there watching, sipping your crafted
beer, while the kids feel independent
exploring the range of play choices. All
ages will enjoy this year’s assortment of
free activities.
Families can receive a free child identity
kit through Masonic Child Identification
Programs. The set includes a fingerprint
card, a physical description of the child,
and a computer disk to provide to police
if ever needed. These child-identity kits
are popular. The personal information
collected about your child is strictly confidential and stored on the disk, not entered
into a database like other organizations
do. It’s secure and ready when you need it.
Has your family ever been adorned with
LAUREN THOMAS
face painting by members of the Bruderhof
community? Kids like to feel transformed,
imagining a new identity with their new
painted facial features. The colorful designs can cover part or all of the face, while
some children prefer a simple illustration
on the back of a hand. Take a look at the
display photos for ideas and inspiration.
When was the last time your kids bobbed
for apples? Have they ever tried this autumn tradition? Hurd’s Family Farm has
donated plenty of fruit for every kid to go
apple bobbing at this year’s Taste.
You think you know someone until you
tie one of your legs together and compete
in a three-legged race. Suddenly, walking
or running becomes a huge effort, requiring focus, communication and luck. The
event usually results in numerous falls
and peals of laughter.
Your kids have a chance to try their luck
and skill for a hole in one at the foot-golf
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son Darrick Jr., age nine, on drums. Their
American-style music includes covers and
originals, with a mix of genres ranging
from country and country rock to classic
Italian Food Store
Il Mercato Italian Marketplace
Italian Food Store • Single or bulk purchases
available
A Taste of Italy at Wholesale Prices!
Monday–Friday 9am–7pm • Saturday 9am–6pm
Tastings on Saturdays
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You and your family might be especially
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during the Taste of New Paltz. This
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imagination.
A DJ will be spinning tunes and encouraging kids to groove and dance. He’ll
also be running the hula-hoop contest, so
get those cameras ready for cute, colorful,
swirly shots. You can get more photo-ops
with the kids’ heads in the farm character
cutouts that are on display. With all of these terrific activities, kids
will work up an appetite. You can treat
them to a fresh-scooped ice cream cone
from Stewart’s for only $2, right in the
children’s area.
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shoot: just kick a soccer ball into the
designated hole. If you haven’t had a
chance to play foot golf, this “taste” of it
will probably have you heading over to
golf course for more.
Enjoy the last vestiges of summer with a
water balloon toss. Throw and catch your
water balloon back and forth with your
partner. The game becomes more challenging as you increase the space between
you for each successful shot.
When your kids need quiet time, cozy
up and gather around for special storytime readings with the Highland Public
Library. Listen to see which books you
know already, and which could become
new favorites.
Be sure your little creative artists spend
time at the crafting area, hosted by Circle
of Friends. The materials are all provided.
Kids just need to bring their curiosity and
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hroughout Taste of
New Paltz, several of the
Chamber’s members will
be giving fun and indformative
demonstrations. Exact times will
be announced by the day’s emcee,
Carl Weldon, as well as at various booths throughout the event.
Among the hights...
New Paltz Karate
Health Quest nutrition counselor
Roufia Payman
Wild Earth
And don’t forget our first ever
Fashion Show at 2 pm!
rock and blues. Check out their Facebook
page for more information. Area children’s activities
The Taste of New Paltz is so welcoming
to children and families that many New
Paltz restaurants include special details
to help their youngest guests feel comfortable while dining out. Karma Road has
baskets of children’s toys. The Village Tea
Room has a children’s table area next to a
large chalk board. The Bakery has a dedicated children’s play area. Frida’s Bakery
& Cafe in Milton offers a large play area,
decorative children’s tables, and even
hosts regular baking classes for children
and their caregivers.
When local businesses and organizations create children-friendly accommodations, customer loyalty always follows.
Public programming at Minnewaska
State Park Preserve includes instruction
for all ages, from babes-in-the-woods
hikes to teen homeschoolers, which can
boost visits and increase the quality of
those visits. Families want to return for
a different class.
Mohonk Preserve’s toddlers-on-the-rail
wanderings help families learn about accessible local hikes, support the land, and
learn to spend time together outdoors.
Moms come together for shopping as
well as for social circles at New Baby New
Paltz and New Baby New World, bonding
with their babies, making new friends,
and feeling less isolated as new parents.
Music brings young people together, with
vibrant offerings from the newly formed
High Ridge Youth Choir in New Paltz to The
Paul Green Rock Academy in Woodstock,
where dynamic performances give children
practical musical experience and bring in
paying customers to area venues. Sensitivity
to special needs and unique abilities with
trained, skilled staff translates into an
increased likelihood of families returning
to support those establishments.
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25th Annual Taste of New Paltz Committee Chairs
Executive Director
Taste Event Co-Chairs
Business Expo Chair
Kathy Prizzia, New Paltz Regional
Chamber of Commerce
Mike Katz, Carry Out Kings
Samuel Boice Jr, Heartland Payment Systems
John Sorlie, Empire State Bank
Chamber of Commerce Staff
Kids Expo Chair
Marian Goldin, Marketing Coordinator
Chamber of Commerce
Mike Katz, New Paltz Delivery Doctor
Jason Valentino, Northwestern Mutual
Food & Beverage Chair
Arts, Crafts & Non-Food Chair
Chamber of Commerce
Technology Chair
Jeff Severson, JTS Design
Marketing Interns
Rachael Engelhardt, College of St Rose
Mar Jahan, SUNY New Paltz
Marketing Chair
Sheila Gilday, Gilday Creative
Parking & Traffic Chair
Jim Tinger, New Paltz Youth Program
Recycling Chair
Wendy Toman, Town of Gardiner
Security
New Paltz Police Department
Signage Placement Chair
Ernie VanDeMark, Central Hudson
Electric & Gas Corp.
Event Photography
Caylena Cayhill, CC Photo & Media
Event Videography
Dennis O’Clair, CC Photo & Media
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Directions to
Taste of New Paltz
Getting there
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dmission is $10 and tastes are
$2-$3. (A limited number of $7
advance admission wristbands
are available –for more information
and to order visit tasteofnewpaltz.com)
Parking is free with handicapped parking available. Join us, rain or shine (no
dogs please), under the tents at Ulster
County Fairgrounds, 249 Libertyville
Road, New Paltz, NY 12561
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Directions to the Taste from the South:
Exit 17 off the New York State Thruway. 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.
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 249
Libertyville Road. The fairgrounds are
about a mile down on your left.
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Taste of New Paltz Great Giveaway
Principal Partner
ree to enter with your paid admission.
The Great Giveaway
gives Taste-goers the chance to win
a bursting basket of items donated by
participating businesses in the Business
Health Quest
Leading Partner
Craft Beer
Associate Partners
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Expo portion of the Taste. Just fill out an
entry slip and place it in the hopper at the
Business Expo in the Youth Building. You
can find entry slips at the Business Expo
and printed in this program. Good luck!
Central Hudson Gas & Electric, Vanacore, DeBenedictus, DiGovanni and Weddel LLP,CPAS
Supporting Partners
Empire State Bank, Health Alliance of
the Hudson Valley, Hudson Valley Federal
Credit Union, The Law Offices of James
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Taste of New Paltz Great Giveaway
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Event Sponsors
Platinum
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Craft Beer Guild, Gilday Creative, JTS Design,
Media 276
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State
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Phone Number
Naccarato Insurance, SUNY New Paltz, Chronogram Magazine
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Hype, Rocking Horse Ranch, Ulster Publishing, WOW Factor
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ProPrinters, Media Sponsors, Ulster Publishing, WBPM
Chamber Sponsors
Fast Signs, CC Photo& Media
For more information about the chamber’s
corporate partner program and sponsorship opportunities, contact NPRCOC at
845-255-0243.
The Chamber Foundation Pledge
he Regional Chamber of Commerce Foundation at New Paltz is a
non-profit organization whose mission is to provide the business community
and the community of the greater Hudson
Valley with educational opportunities that
support the quality of life in our region.
Each year, its Foundation awards numerous educational scholarships to graduating
high school seniors, students pursuing a
post-secondary degree or accreditation, as
well as adult learners.
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The Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization
planting the seeds of inspiration throughout
the Hudson Valley. Its scholarships help providie our region’s business people, employees,
job seekers and students with opportunities
to learn new skills and integrate into the
local employment and entrepreneurial climate. For more information on the Regional
Chamber of Commerce Foundation at New
Paltz or to make a donation, please visit
www.newpaltzchamber.organd click under
“Chamber Foundation & Scholarships.”
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