Patchogue’s Sundown Festival Still On For Thursday

PATCHOGUE, NY — Patchogue’s Sundown Festival on Main Street will go on as planned due to improved weather reports, Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce Executive Director David Kennedy said.

“I am happy to report that the weather forecast has improved and rain has cleared our area for the rest of today,” Kennedy stated in an email to chamber members on Thursday morning.

It will run from 5 to 9:30 p.m.

Kennedy went on to say that due to the changing weather forecast, as well as concerns about another approaching storm over the weekend, many people are not aware “the remainder of today will remain dry and we are already receiving calls asking if the festival is on.”

There will be road closures on at the intersections of Main Street and Maple and West avenues, as well as South Ocean and Railroad Avenue just before and after the event.

The family-friendly event will include five live music stages, outdoor dining, a variety of craft food and retail vendors, and Patchogue’s farmers market.

The event will also include family-oriented entertainment and Ratgrrl’s Vendor Circus.