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Garlic Festival
The 14th Annual MDI Garlic Festival


Saturday September 15, 2012
11am to 5pm at Smugglers Den Campground
Entry fee is $5.00/person

Presented by Nostrano and


Co-sponsered by Darlings Automall and WNSX RADIO 97.7FM.



 

PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS:

NOSTRANO
·Sausage & Peppers
Featuring Organic sausage from Bagaduce Farm

CLEONICE


TWO SISTERS LEMONADE
·Ice tea and Lemonade

SONYA'S ARTISANAL BAKING
· Bread, pies, cakes and garlic brownies

NOSTRANO BBQ
·Pulled pork, baby back ribs, Beef Ribs, Beef Brisket, Smoked Salmon

MIA'S SPRING ROLLS
·Cold Sesame Peanut Noodles, Fresh Spring Rolls

MUSIC and ENTERTAINMENT:

Siren 'groovin' blues rock.

Dog agility demonstration by
Coastal Crescent Kennel Club



Huge farmers market!

The Maine Garlic Project

Horsepower Farm

Four Season Farm

Hampden Natural Foods

Back Stage Farm

LivingStone Live Culture Foods

Bagaduce Farm

Asha Fenn Pottery, Art & Writing Studio

Jorge's garlic and JC Turnings

Wasookeag Farm

Triple Chick Farm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Each year we strive to make the MDI Garlic festival an event that the whole community can participate in and enjoy. We are very grateful to the support of the SW Harbor Chamber of Commerce, KidsPeace, The Bangor Daily News, Smugglers Den Campground and all the participants and volunteers that make this event possible.

Do you know the history of the Garlic Festival? In the fall of 1998, Frank Pendola and a few friends gathered to celebrate the harvesting of his garlic crop......garlic was baked, meat was smoked, "Garlic Festival" t-shirts were worn...... and the garlic festival was born. The following year, the festival was opened to the public. Frank and friends cooked for 100 people and 350 people showed up for the event. Since then the garlic festival has grown into a gathering of numerous local restaurants, musicians, brewers and garlic growers, drawing more than 800 people to the event. Most importantly, the festival has raised thousands of dollars for local non-profit organizations.