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Chatsworth Cranberry Festival
Chatsworth, NJ · Food & Drink
- When
- October 17–18, 2026
- Where
- Downtown Chatsworth · Chatsworth · NJ
- Cost
- Not confirmed
- Status
- Confirmed from the organizer's published schedule
The tiny Pine Barrens village of Chatsworth, self-styled capital of the pygmy pines, fills its streets with a juried craft show, live music, and cranberry foods drawn from the bogs that ring the town. It has run every October for decades and is one of the region's largest craft fairs.
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- Chatsworth Cranberry Festivalsame spot
The tiny Pine Barrens village of Chatsworth, self-styled capital of the pygmy pines, fills its streets with a juried craft show, live music, and cranberry foods drawn from the bogs that ring the town.
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