Clara Arthur, age 5, of Kingston, and her brother, Alden, age 7, model the masks they made in the children’s booth. (Photos by Phyllis McCabe)
Kingston’s Stockade District was transformed into a festive autumnal block party on Saturday, October 1. The 2022 Stockade Faire had something for everyone, including wonderful vendors and entertainment curated by organizers Sean Nutley of bluecashew, Zev Eisenberg of Hudson Modern and a dedicated group of uptown businesses. For car enthusiasts, there was Pugsly’s Classic Cruisin’ vintage car and hot rod show lined up right around the corner on Wall Street.
Simon Livecchi-Gatzke, a/k/a Batman, age 5 of Kingston, has found his new Batmobile!Vehicles participating in the car show on Wall Street.Vendor Anastasia Foresman of Kingston.Visitor Amber Johnson of Brooklyn is feeling the music.Jeweler Jillian Platt of Troy.Elliott Fenton, age 6 of Kingston, could not decide which ring she liked best at jeweler Ava Rogers’ booth.Ceramist Bryan Cronk of Livingston Manor.
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