Lewisboro Music Festival set for Onatru Farm Park

The inaugural Lewisboro Music Festival will bring an afternoon of live music, community and entertainment to Onatru Farm Park on Sunday, Sept. 27, from noon to 4 p.m.

Produced by local music and arts presenters, Joe Bachana and Victor Ponzo, in collaboration with Lewisboro Parks Superintendent Nicole Caviola, the inaugural festival will feature a lineup of musicians with deep roots in the New York music scene. Among the featured artists are Jay Prince, Vaneese Thomas, Alex Cano, Mike Macagnone, the ‘60s revival band Odyssey, and a Lewisboro-area favorite, the Brother Vic’s All-Star Band. 

Organizers say the event is designed to celebrate live music while bringing residents and visitors together for an afternoon of great performances in the beautiful setting of Onatru Farm Park. Net proceeds of the event will be used for a future renovation of the Cyrus Russell House, a community building owned by the town of Lewisboro.

“We wanted to create a music festival that showcases exceptional musicians while also giving the Lewisboro community an opportunity to come together and enjoy a great afternoon at Onatru Farm Park,” said co-producer Bachana. 

“We at the Parks Department are thrilled to be working with Joe and Victor to make the first Lewisboro Music Festival a reality,” added Caviola.

The festival will offer a diverse musical experience, with performances spanning multiple generations and musical styles, from the sounds of the 1960s to contemporary performers.

Food trucks will be at the farm for the duration of the event. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or picnic blankets. 

Advanced general admission is $30 ($40 at the door); seniors (62 and older), $15 ($20 at the door); children under 18, $15 ($20 at the door).

Visit lewisbororecreation.com for tickets and more information.