Hoboken Harvest Festival Gets New Location, Date, And Beer Garden

HOBOKEN, NJ — Hoboken's annual Harvest Festival will take place in a completely new location this year — and it's got new features, including a beer garden.

The city of Hoboken and Hoboken Business Alliance have scheduled the annual festival for Saturday, Oct. 19, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

It'll be moved from Pier A to a new location this year: 770 Jackson Street Plaza and the Seventh & Jackson Resiliency Park, on the west side of town.

Dinosaurs, Live Music, And Beer

They said in a release, "This family-friendly event is free to the public and offers a fun-filled day for residents of all ages. The Harvest Festival will feature a variety of activities for children, including a trackless train, pumpkin-decorating station, bounce houses, and a special appearance by the dinosaurs of Dinosaurs Arise."

Vendors will include crafters and artisans, local eateries, and live musical performances by the Demolition String Band, Finn Douglas and Friends, and Dallas Connors.

New this year, the festival will also include a beer garden for those 21 years old or older in the Jackson Street Plaza.

"Hoboken is excited to bring back the annual Harvest Festival at a new location this year, offering a wonderful day for the community to come together and celebrate the fall season," said Mayor Ravi Bhalla. "We look forward to providing even more activities for families and friends to enjoy, showcasing Hoboken’s vibrant local businesses and community spirit."

“The Hoboken Harvest Festival is a cherished event that brings together Hoboken residents and visitors, creating a sense of community and celebrating the best of the fall season," said Roxanne Earley, executive director of the Hoboken Business Alliance.

For more information about the event, visit https://www.hobokennj.gov/departments/cultural-affairs.