On Sunday, July 17, at noon, Peter G. Ten Eyck II joined in the celebration to mark the centennial anniversary of the farm his father founded, and announce the grand opening of the farm’s Indian Ladder Farmstead Cidery & Brewery. The Summer Festival, hosted by the Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy (MHLC), took place on the afternoon at the farm. A Hike-A-Thon kiced off at 1 p.m., while festival-goers remained at Indian Ladder until 5 p.m., enjoying a variety of activities, food and music.
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest hayrides at Indian Ladder
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
Festival-goers get to hold snakes brought by Uncharted Wild
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
SummerFest at Indian Ladder Farm on Sunday, July 17
Indian Ladder Farmstead Cidery and Brewery Ribbon Cutting (left to right: Dieter Gehring, co-owner; Paul Tonko, Stuart Morris, co-owner; Richard Bell, Commissioner of Agriculture; and Albany County Executive Dan McCoy)
