The 6th Annual Pleasantville Music Festival

What a glorius wonderful day. Thank you to all who made this a most memorable festival. Have photos of the day that you would like us to consider posting? Send to pleasantmusic@optonline.net.

On Saturday July 10, 2010 107.1 the PEAK presented the 6th Annual Pleasantville Music Festival, and brought together thousands of people to enjoy a day of music, food and fun. More than 18 acts performed on 3 stages; the gates opened at 12:00 Noon and the music continued until 9:30 PM. Artists on the main stage included Jakob Dylan, The Bacon Brothers, Rusted Root and Carney.

InTown Magazine has recognized Pleasantville as one of Westchester’s most Family Friendly villages and that spirit was exemplified at the Festival. There was an expansive Fun Area with games, amusements, crafts, and music especially for kids.

Vendors offered fresh food, from pizza to smoked BBQ, Asian delicacies, hot dogs, ice cream, smoothies, coffees, teas and much more. Crafters showed their skills and charitable organizations provided information about their causes; Festival-goers (21 and over) sampled our award-winning locally crafted beer from Captain Lawrence and imbibed the fruits of Pleasantville’s Prospero winery in the garden.

WXPK (Radio 107.1 THE PEAK) -- providing world class rock for New York’s backyard -- was once again the festival sponsor. The station’s on-air personalities kept things lively on the main stage and broadcasted from Parkway Field.

2010 Sponsors and Partners
107.1 THE PEAK presented the 6th Annual Pleasantville Music Festival and was joined by generous sponsors and supporters including Captain Lawrence Brewery, Prospero Winery, Shea Communications, CareCircle support programs, Oxygen House Photography, Marmalade of Chappaqua, The Holiday Inn of Mt. Kisco, Land Rover of Mt. Kisco/Larchmont, H-Plus Design, Studiokat Design, Architectural Woodworking, Asset Center, Inc., Red Oak Transportation, Nuttin' To It! Catering, Sir Speedy Printing of Pleasantville, Creative Sound Works, The Art of Wine, Cold Stone Creamery, The Examiner News, Scarborough & Tweed, and PCTV. Please click on the logos below to learn more about these organizations, and support them as they supported the Pleasantville Music Festival.