About the Long Island Potato Festival
The Long Island Potato Festival celebrates Long Island’s deep roots as a region built on potato farming and agriculture. Through food, entertainment, education, and community connection, the festival supports agricultural awareness, local businesses, and the preservation of Long Island’s farming legacy.
The Long Island Potato Festival offers a dynamic and immersive experience designed to engage families, food lovers, and community members of all ages.
Festival Experience:
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A selection of vendors featuring potato-inspired dishes and creative takes on classic favorites, showcasing the versatility of the potato (food purchases sold separately)
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Music and entertainment from 1pm-6pm Saturday and 11am-5pm on Sunday.
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Mulcahy's selection of beers and canned cocktails for guests 21 and older, ID required for entry.
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Pay one price for all day fun on an assortment of inflatable rides, sports, slides, games and more.
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From trivia to sports with potatoes, get your chance to win games and prizes while celebrating all things potato.
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Classic fair and carnival food offerings that complement the festival experience.
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A diverse vendor marketplace featuring local businesses, artisans, community organizations, and sponsors.
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Seasonal specialties and local favorites direct from local farms across Long Island.
The Long Island Potato Festival is built as a true community event—bringing together residents, families, local businesses, educators, and agricultural advocates. By hosting the festival at Farmingdale State College, the event underscores the connection between education, innovation, and the future of agriculture on Long Island. The festival serves as both a celebration and a platform for community pride, collaboration, and local stewardship.