SOUTH SALEM, N.Y. - The first annual Lewisboro Music Festival will bring live music to Onatru Farm Park on Sunday, Sept. 27, from noon to 4 p.m.
The festival is being produced by local music and arts presenters Joe Bachana and Victor Ponzo in collaboration with Lewisboro Parks Superintendent Nicole Caviola. The lineup will include Jay Prince, Vaneese Thomas, Alex Cano, Mike Macagnone, the ’60s revival band Odyssey and Lewisboro-area favorite Brother Vic’s All Star Band.
The event will feature performances spanning multiple generations and musical styles, including music from the 1960s, contemporary performers and local musicians.
Net proceeds from the festival will go toward a future renovation of the Cyrus Russell House, a community building owned by the Town of Lewisboro.
“We wanted to create a music festival that showcases exceptional musicians while also giving the Lewisboro community an opportunity to come together and enjoy a great afternoon at Onatru Farm Park,” Bachana said.
“We at the Parks Department are thrilled to be working with Joe and Victor to make the first Lewisboro Music Festival a reality,” Caviola said.
Food trucks will be available throughout the event. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or picnic blankets.
Advance general admission is $30, increasing to $40 at the door. Admission for seniors age 62 and older and children under 18 is $15 in advance and $20 at the door.
Additional information and tickets are available through the Lewisboro Recreation website or by contacting Joe Bachana at Joe@bachana.com.
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