When autumn arrives, Long Island comes alive with festivals that celebrate food, music, and community. These events attract visitors from across the region and showcase the best of what the Island has to offer in the fall.
Long Island Fall Festival – Huntington
Held annually in Heckscher Park, the Long Island Fall Festival is the largest seasonal event on Long Island. It features carnival rides, craft vendors, international food, beer and wine tents, and live entertainment across multiple stages. Drawing thousands of attendees each year, it’s a true showcase of Long Island culture and community spirit.
Sayville Fall Festival – Sayville
The Sayville Fall Festival transforms downtown into a street fair filled with food trucks, local vendors, children’s rides, and seasonal activities. With live music, a craft market, and plenty of pumpkin-themed fun, this event captures small-town charm while still drawing a big crowd from surrounding areas.
Bellmore Family Street Festival – Bellmore
One of Nassau County’s largest fall events, the Bellmore Family Street Festival stretches over several blocks with hundreds of vendors. From artisan crafts and local businesses to carnival rides and international food, the festival has something for everyone. It’s family-friendly during the day, but the live music and beer gardens keep adults entertained into the evening.
Montauk Fall Festival – Montauk
Set against the scenic backdrop of the East End, the Montauk Fall Festival is one of the most picturesque autumn events on Long Island. Seafood lovers flock here for the famous chowder contest, while families enjoy carnival rides, live music, and local artisan markets. It’s a perfect excuse to head to the Hamptons after the summer crowds have gone.
From the North Shore to the East End, Long Island’s fall festivals highlight the Island’s diversity — food, family fun, live entertainment, and plenty of seasonal spirit.