FULTON – What are you hungry for?
This year’s Fulton Jazz Festival, Aug. 7-8, offers everything from New Orleans’ deep-fried Cajun mac and cheese balls to Philly cheese steak, to pulled pork, to oven-fresh baked goods, to ice cream, and more, said Bill Hubel, festival co-chair.
Syracuse native and jazz trumpeter Joe Magnarelli, with his wife, Akiko Tsuruga “Queen of the Organ,” headline the festival, which runs 5-11:30 p.m. on Aug. 7 and 4 -11 p.m. Aug. 8.
The event is on the shores of Lake Neahtahwanta, behind the Fulton War Memorial on Route 3 and admission is free.
“In addition to a fabulous entertainment lineup, this year’s festival features a delicious variety of food offerings for every taste,” Hubel said.
Blue Moon Grill will be introducing deep-fried Cajun mac and cheese this year, as well as New Orleans Chicken Jambalaya, Red Beans and Rice, Louisiana Popcorns Shrimp, and Shrimp Gumbo.
Kathy’s Cakes bakery will be serving fresh baked goods, caramel corn, ice cream sandwiches, Italian Ice, and banana and chocolate pudding parfaits.
Upperlandings restaurant is offering Philly cheesesteak sandwiches with potato salad or coleslaw, and pulled pork sandwiches.
Plus, beer and wine is available to purchase with valid ID at the Blue Moon Grill stand.
There will also be items for sale from Grog’s Pottery, Carol Massaro Jewelry and the Fulton Public Library.
Please bring your lawn chairs or blankets, but leave your coolers and pets at home, Hubel said.
For more information, find them on Facebook under “Fulton Jazz Festival”.
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