Sunday,
September 20, 2026
1-5pm
RAIN OR SHINE - We are 30 miles north of NYC in Rockland County.
Haverstraw Riverwide Arts and the Village of Haverstraw, NY, are hosting the 12th annual “Haverstraw Crawl Eats and Beats,” featuring small plates and tapas from over 20 restaurants, live music and kids’ activities. The event starts in front of Webster Bank at 38 New Main St., and does not require tickets. Crawl maps will be handed out to attendees.
Food samplings cost $10-$15 per plate. New Main at Maple, Main St., West St. and a portion of Broadway will be closed for outdoor seating in Haverstraw’s walkable, historic downtown.
July 4, 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Haverstraw Riverwide Arts will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States' founding during the Food Crawl with special guests:
THE LIVING HISTORY CO.
Living History Co. LLC offers immersive experiences designed to deepen the understanding and appreciation of America's rich historical narrative. Their diverse programs encompass civilian and soldier reenactments, music, crafts, weapon demonstrations, lectures, and unique interpretations. They proudly serve schools, State and Municipal Governments, heritage sites, and historical societies. They also provide skilled talent for film and television projects.
Andie Mechanic - Time (TBD)
@andiemechanic.music
The Threetles - Time (TBD)
@the.threetles
KIDS’ CORNER
Lali the Clown, balloon twister, lawn games and more…
Located in front of the Brick Museum - 12 Main Street.
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Stop at the NY CRAFT BEVERAGE GARDEN on Broadway at Main St. during your restaurant visit. This outdoor garden will feature local craft beer by Sing Sing Kill Brewery, Stony Point Brewing Co., Round Table Brewery, Sunken City Cider, Liquid Fables, and Tuthilltown. 21 and up to enter. ID required.
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Free shuttle at the Haverstraw landing. The ferry from Haverstraw to Ossining runs every hour. We expect large crowds, so please plan accordingly. The last shuttle from Village Hall to the ferry is 6pm.
The NY Waterway Ferry will run during the Food Crawl to provide access from NYC, CT, Westchester, and other points east. Parking is available at the Ossining MetroNorth Railroad Station. The ferry crosses the river between the Ossining MetroNorth Railroad Station and the Dr. Girling Drive ferry landing in Haverstraw. A free shuttle from the ferry landing in Haverstraw to the Crawl will be available, though the event is walkable along West Street to Downtown (6 blocks north - 12 minutes). Drop-off and pick-up during the Crawl is located at 40 New Main St. Village Hall, Haverstraw.
THE FERRY IS NOT FREE. Download the NY Waterway ferry app to access the boat faster. $4.75 one way adult, children under 5 free, seniors/disabled $2.50 one way. Bikes free.
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Parking lots are located across from Village Hall - 40 New Main St, 52 Maple lot located next to Fire Department-Coseriff Hose Co 4, and in the Knights of Columbus lot - 56 West Broad St. A shuttle bus is available in the Haverstraw NY Waterway ferry landing, which will pickup/dropoff attendees at Village Hall 40 New Main Street. There is plenty of parking in the ferry lot.
New Main Street, Main St., West St., and Broadway at Main St. will be closed to vehicular traffic. Street parking on adjacent streets is available.
Sponsored by Haverstraw Riverwide Arts, Rockland County Legislature, The Village of Haverstraw, MPACT Collective, Orange & Rockland, Tilcon, Webster Bank, Rockland Lawn Games, Holt Funeral Home, Proforma Printing and the restaurants of Downtown Haverstraw.
