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Cortland Arts and Wine Festival


Saturday, August 2, 2014
10 AM to 5 PM
Wine Tent: Noon to 5 PM
Courthouse Park
Sponsored by the Cultural Council of Cortland County
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What better way to enjoy art than with good food and wine and what better way to enjoy wine and cheese than with great art and good food. They go together.
The Festival hosts over 20 wineries representing the finest that New York State has to offer. Over 60 artists will set up on the lawn throughout the park for the 2014 show – displaying some of the nicest artwork in the area – at very reasonable prices. Food is also an attraction at the festival and there will be numerous vendors offering choices for every taste.
This year there will be a greater emphasis on providing music that will draw the crowds. Already several crowd pleasing acts have signed with a variety of music venues. There will also be (new this year) two stages so that there will be no downtime between acts. Live music will continue throughout the day.

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