The Sangria & Empanada Latin Experience takes place Saturday, July 25, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Brotherhood Winery in Washingtonville, New York. Hosted by Famous Food Events, the festival features authentic Latin cuisine, handcrafted sangria, and live entertainment at the site of America’s oldest winery.
What can visitors expect at the Sangria & Empanada Latin Experience?
Attendees can sample a variety of authentic empanadas from multiple vendors and drink handcrafted sangria. According to Famous Food Events, the festival includes artisan booths and live music designed to celebrate Latin culture. The event is supported by several sponsors, including Brotherhood Winery, Mister SolarGuy (powered by PlugPV), Fresca Hard Seltzer, Real American Beer, and iHeartMedia.
Who is the featured author at the festival?
Capital Region horror author Russell W. Dickson will be present throughout the event to meet readers and sign copies of his latest novel, The Leather Man’s Curse. This book is part of the Leather Man series, which integrates regional folklore and New York history into supernatural horror stories set in the Mohawk Valley and Capital Region.
Dickson recently signed an exclusive three-year publishing agreement with HallöwHartt Publishing, a boutique horror publisher. His work focuses on reimagining the legend of the Leatherman, a historical figure known in New York folklore, as a tale of ancient evil.
Where and when is the event located?
The festival is held at the following location and time:
- Venue: Brotherhood Winery, 100 Brotherhood Plaza Drive, Washingtonville, NY
- Date: Saturday, July 25
- Time: 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Event Summary
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Primary Attractions | Empanadas, Sangria, Live Music |
| Special Guest | Author Russell W. Dickson |
| Host Organization | Famous Food Events |
| Setting | Brotherhood Winery (America’s oldest winery) |
The event combines culinary experiences with local artistry and regional literature, positioning it as a community-focused gathering in the Hudson Valley.