17th annual Pleasantville Music Festival brings on the jams to the Hudson Valley
The event draws thousands every year and is popularly known as "New York's backyard jam."
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Jul 9, 2023, 2:27 AM
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10h agoMusic lovers from across the Hudson Valley enjoyed the jams at the 17th annual Pleasantville Music Festival on Saturday.
News 12 morning anchor Lisa Salvadorini was on the main stage earlier in the day during the highly anticipated festival.
Salvadorini introduced the New York City-based Blac Rabbit.
The festival draws thousands every year and is popularly known as "New York's backyard jam."
The event was suspended for about an hour due to rainy weather.
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