One of the Mile Square’s most anticipated fall events is returning this weekend. The City of Hoboken announced in August that the annual Fall Arts + Music Festival will take place on Sunday, September 29th along Washington Street in Hoboken. From 11AM to 6PM, residents can peruse displays + sales from artists, crafters, food vendors, and local businesses — as well as listen to live music. Read on to learn more about the 2024 Fall Arts + Music Festival happening this weekend in Hoboken, New Jersey.
The Details
On Sunday, September 29th, Washington Street (from Observer Highway to Seventh Street) will be blocked off for local artisans, food vendors, and businesses to promote their goods and services at the Fall Arts + Music Festival. Locals can shop, browse, and peruse 250+ vendors from 11AM to 6PM. The rain date for this event is Sunday, October 6th.
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“We are thrilled to once again host the Fall Arts & Music Festival, a celebration of Hoboken’s diverse and talented community,” Hoboken Mayor Ravi S. Bhalla said in a press release. “This event not only showcases the incredible local artists and musicians but also brings together residents and visitors for a day of fun, culture, and creativity.”
Being the arts and *music* festival, there will also be two stages of live musical performances along Washington Street. The entertainment lineup is as follows:
Seventh Street Stage (Washington Street between Sixth Street + Seventh Street)
- A variety of local kid performances, including the All Saints Bold Dancers.
- Allison Strong: Union City-born singer, songwriter, actor, + composer.
- Paper Anniversary: Brooklyn-based husband + wife band, known for their rollicking Bluegrass harmonies + clever lyrics.
- Ebony Hillbillies: one of the last Black/African-American string bands in America, keeping an almost forgotten American musical legacy alive.
Observer Highway Stage (Washington Street between Observer Highway + Newark Street)
- Dallas Connors: local Hoboken singer-songwriter.
- The Dracu-Las: A female-led group inspired by surfy garage punk for the beach goth set.
- The Young Picassos: A modern take on the steel drum band, bringing a distinct Caribbean sound.
- Men of Soul: Local favorite cover band, breathing new life into classic soul and R&B from the 60s through the 90s.
- Lulada Club: NYC’s all-woman salsa orchestra, known for their masterful renditions of the classics and their original tracks.
Per a Nixle alert from the City, vendor registration for local artists, crafters, and food vendors is open until 5PM on Friday, September 27th. Those interested in being a vendor can sign up here. For more information or any questions, please email [email protected], or visit Hoboken’s Cultural Affairs page here.
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