Denville debuts first annual garlic festival

DENVILLE, NJ – Garlic lovers, rejoice! The first annual Denville Garlic Festival is set to unfold at Todd Johnson Field in Denville on Sunday, June 9th, from 12 PM to 6 PM. This inaugural event promises a fun-filled day for both garlic enthusiasts and casual visitors looking for a unique experience.

Attendees will be treated to a wide selection of garlic-infused foods, with offerings from local favorites like Angry Archies, known for their lobster rolls, and A Taste of Philly, which will serve up cheesesteaks and burgers. A variety of food trucks and booths will ensure that there are plenty of flavorful options to satisfy every palate.

Beyond the culinary delights, the festival will also feature a diverse array of vendors. Shoppers can explore products ranging from organic CBD items by AlphaZelle and Nature’s Golden Miracle to handcrafted goods like chunky knit blankets from Blankets Extraordinaire by Lori and unique crafts by Jersey Collective. For those interested in interactive experiences, Code Ninjas will offer a custom game with garlic as the starring character.

The event will also host various arts, crafts, and retail booths, along with services and nonprofit organization stands. Festival-goers can purchase the official Denville Garlic Fest 2024 sticker for $3 at the Info Booth.

With something to offer for everyone, the Denville Garlic Festival is set to become a staple in the community, providing a day of entertainment, shopping, and, of course, a celebration of all things garlic.

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