Mountain Creek draws music, food lovers
| 26 May 2015 | 04:56
The VooDUDES were the second act of the day.
Corn and sausage cooks up on one of the outdoor grills.
Mountain CreekþÄôs Second Annual Smoke N Blues Jazz & Food Festival.
VooDUDES leader Andy Bernstein is shown at right.
Ralph Liberti and his tenor saxophone seemed to help the VooDUDES become one of the audienceþÄôs favorites.
Sam Emmonis of Branchville just couldnþÄôt be slowed down during the performance of the VooDUDES at Mountain CreekþÄôs Second Annual Smoke N Blues Jazz & Food Festival. Here he is shown dancing with Kay Jackson of Rockland Township, Pa.
VERNON — Mountain Creek’s second Smoke N Blues Jazz & Food Festival drew an enthusiastic audience from at least three states.
Sunday’s event also was much cozier than the previous year as the stage was moved behind the Red Tail Lodge to a cozier hillside venue.
The hundreds who came out had the chance to enjoy the six bands that were hired to perform. The smoke aspect of the afternoon was created by grills that were set up along the rear of the lodge.
— Photos by Chris Wyman