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Taste of Speculator Food Crawl | Speculator, NY | March 9, 2024

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Taste of Speculator Food Crawl

The popular Central Adirondacks fun and tasty event is back in 2024.

Food and beverages are celebrated at Speculator's food crawl.

Cheers to great food in Speculator.

The Town of Speculator’s Chamber of Commerce is bringing back the popular Speculator Food Crawl, spotlighting the area’s favorite dining establishments. This fun, local and delicious event, initiated in 2023 by KC Morrison from Lake Pleasant’s CampStore, will take place on Saturday, March 9, 2024.

Local Speculator restaurants to offer samples of the specialities.

During the Food Crawl, local food and beverage establishments will offer samplings or special menus featuring their specialties, while other local businesses will have deals and specials all day long. 

While details continue to evolve, current participating businesses include:

This is a super opportunity to support local eateries and businesses and get a taste of the Speculator Region. Visit the Speculator Chamber of Commerce website for current updates and more information.

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