After a long pandemic pause, food festivals are back, bursting with the flavors of Northern California’s farm-fresh bounty. Here’s our guide to a year’s worth of produce-packed feast-ivals.
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With the addition of the Bay Area’s wildly popular indie-folk/Americana trio the
T Sisters, Sonoma County Farm Trails announces the final lineup for its
Gravenstein Apple Fair Benefit Concert on August 14 in Sebastopol’s Ragle Ranch Regional Park. Distinguished by close harmonies, catchy melodies and potent lyricism, the sisters have supported such acts as The Indigo Girls and Todd Rundgren and have appeared at Outside Lands, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass and on Garrison Keillor’s A Prairie Home Companion.
Opening acts for the day-long musical extravaganza include the Whiskey Family Band members of Poor Man’s Whiskey which regularly plays to crowds in the Bay Area’s largest venues and has been described as “a cornucopia of thumping bluegrass, high flying rock and roll, strutting disco and twangy country grit served up hot with a glass of comedy to cleanse the palate in between courses.” Special guests Josh Brough (co-founder and songwriter for Poor Man’s Whisk