Apple Fest is returning to Downtown Endicott on Saturday, September 19, running from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. along Washington Avenue, the Village of Endicott announced.

As summer winds down and we step into fall festivities, Apple Fest is one of the favorites around here, and if you've never wandered Washington Avenue on Apple Fest Saturday, you're missing one of the better fall days the Southern Tier has to offer.

Endicott Apple Fest 2026 Schedule and Highlights

The Village calls Apple Fest one of Endicott's signature fall events, and this year's lineup backs that up. Local businesses, live entertainment, food, and community organizations will fill Washington Avenue for a full day built around family fun. You can check the full event details and updates on Facebook.

Live Music and Entertainment on Washington Avenue

The Main Stage will run performances throughout the day. A second stage, provided by Joe's Garage, will feature local musicians. Small Addictions RC is also bringing an RC Car Track, where visitors can try driving a variety of remote control vehicles.

Kids Area and Family Activities at Apple Fest

Families can look forward to a Kids Area with free crafts, bubbles and a bounce house, plus face painting, Build-A-Bear activities and an ice cream truck.

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Food, Drinks and Local Shopping in Downtown Endicott

El Coco is hosting a Margarita Garden with apple and other specialty margaritas, and a Beer Garden will offer apple-flavored wine tastings, other beverages, and music from a live DJ. Food trucks and local restaurants will serve throughout the festival, and businesses and vendors along Washington Avenue will offer shopping and special offerings. Find more details, including a full schedule, on the Apple Fest Facebook event page. 

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