Woodlife Farm Market has announced its fourth annual Lobster Fest, which is scheduled for August 8 from noon to 6 p.m. at the business' New Lebanon, New York, location. The event will feature fresh Maine lobster plates served with coleslaw, potato salad, and corn on the cob for $35, alongside a full menu of burgers, hot dogs, barbecue chicken, and sides available for those not purchasing the lobster meal.
Woodlife Farm Market's event also includes a live music performance by Just N Kace from 2 to 5 p.m., and attendees are encouraged to explore the farm's new walking trails. Lobster plates must be pre-ordered by August 5 through the market, by phone, or via Eventbrite, and advance purchase is the only way to guarantee a plate, as supplies are limited and have sold out quickly in previous years.
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- Limited-supply meal reservations create openings for local venues to manage demand while building anticipation around premium regional foods.
- Farm-based Entertainment
- Agricultural spaces are evolving into leisure destinations where food, music, and outdoor exploration combine into family-friendly experiences.
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- Agritourism
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