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Eats to Know and MTK Festival Ticket Giveaway

37 comments so far | July 28, 2011 | By

The MTK Festival features a curated list of bands, to be paired with suds from Bing beer bars at stage right, and a childrens space courtesy of Playful Gardens.

Unless you’ve been living under a clamshell, you’ve heard about the MTK Festival, the inaugural musical coming together nestled in the woods north of Wainscott that–not unlike Edible magazine when it comes to food culture–offers a curated selection of boutique bands for your enjoyment. Headlined by Vampire Weekend (who doesn’t like vampires nowadays?) and Bright Eyes, the event offers two full days of music on August 13 and 14.

Edible East End is a proud partner in the festival (and is looking forward to hearing Chromeo’s set): we’ve been suggesting what concert goers might eat for a thorough immersion in East End food culture; we also helped select some of the beers being served.

And we are pleased to offer two giveaways contests, each for a pair of two-day General Admission passes. (The pair is valued at $390.)

First, the more interactive contest, we invite you to comment below with your vote for the best song about food. (For inspiration, check out these picks from the Village Voice’s Robert Sietsema.)

Second, subscribe to Edible between today and Aug. 4, and we’ll enter you in a drawing for another pair of VIP tickets.

Winners for both will be announced on Aug. 7.

Beyond the food and drink (and music, of course), MTK is setting some new standards for creative programming. Our friend, Milo, has been blogging about concert fashion. And, for parents and kids alike, our friends at Playful Gardens are sponsoring a children’s garden on the festival grounds, where parents can “escape to this whimsical space to relax while the little ones explore the natural elements.” Look for a return to nature with the teepee village, nature arts and crafts, sensory gardens, planting activities, a magical tree castle with a secret hideaway, and “a water pump and elaborate shading” to ensure keeping cool under the August sun. Call 631.377.6553 or visit www.myplayfulgarden.com for
more information.

(Note to city readers: The MTA just added late-night, westbound service for, in the words of festival organizers, “all the people in the NYC-Metro area that don’t want to spend the night out in the Hamptons, you can now come enjoy the festival all day, and be back at your local bar telling your friends all about it by 2AM on either day!”)

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37 comments on “Eats to Know and MTK Festival Ticket Giveaway

  1. Brian Halweil on said:

    Great entries, all around. You have until the end of today (Aug. 5) to enter and we’ll announce the winner on Monday.

  2. NBH259 on said:

    peaches & cream – beck

    punky’s dilemma – simon & garfunkel

    when i drink – the avett brothers

    ice melts – matt & kim

  3. NBH259 on said:

    a case of you – joni mitchell

    she don’t use jelly – the flaming lips

    tangerine – led zeppelin

    the lemon song – led zeppelin

  4. Nikki on said:

    cherry bomb! – the runaways

    milk & cereal – g. love & special sauce

    combination pizza hut and taco bell – das racist

    satan gave me a taco – beck

  5. Diane Guest on said:

    margaritaville – jimmy buffett!

  6. Adam Sisenwein on said:

    Dave Matthews Band – Cornbread
    Descendents – I Like Food
    Beatles – Wild Honey Pie
    Squeeze – Black Coffee in Bed

  7. NBH259 on said:

    Honey – Best Coast

  8. NBH259 on said:

    the whole damn thing – those darlins’

  9. NBH259 on said:

    lilac wine – jeff buckley version

  10. Teanna on said:

    ‘Horchata’ by Vampire Weekend perhaps?

  11. BigJuliefromChicago on said:

    Capt. Beefheart – Big Eyed Beans from VenusHerbie Hancock – Watermelon ManCookie Monster – C is for CookieDizzy Gillespie – MantecaDizzy Gillespie – Salt PeanutsRC Cola & A Moon PieFrank Zappa – Call Any Vegtable

  12. Brian Halweil on said:

    @facebook-8800120:disqus . Yes, wine is a food, in this case. Or, at least, “songs about wine,” (“Spill the Wine,” by Eric Burton and the Animals) would also qualify for this contest. And you get props for naming a song from the concert headliner.

  13. Carina Contreras on said:

    Cold War Kids – Red Wine, Success!   (wine is a food right? haha) if not then

    Bright Eyes – Bowl of Oranges

  14. Adam Sisenwein on said:

    Buckwheat Boyz – Peanut Butter Jelly Time!!

  15. Nicole on said:

    thanks guys much appreciated!!!! :)

  16. keith on said:

    it’s Eat It! c’mon people!

  17. Teanna on said:

    how will the winner be notified? thanks!
    also how can I subscribe to Edible to be entered?

  18. Teanna on said:

    Animal Crackers In My Soup by Shirley Temple
    Hot Potatoes by The Kinks
    Magic Ckicken! by the Aquabats
    or evenGreen Onions by Booker T & the MGs

  19. Brian Halweil on said:

    @a278d2c2facdbaebabc68d83dcd4ab75:disqus , @28dc7e6fcb868857e9cc15a2db65907f:disqus , We did change the contest after a few people had already commented. Sorry. It was a typo. It was supposed to be songs about “food,” not songs about “music.” But all comments will still be counted, and we appreciate the extra effort.

  20. Karen on said:

    since the topic has changed from music to food I’ll change my answer to a different weezer song -pork and beans! ha! thank you!!!

  21. Nicole on said:

    fatty needs a fix by those darlins

  22. Nikki on said:

    EDIBLEEASTEND you changed the contest from songs about music to songs about food?! I wouldn’t have done “you turn me on, i’m a radio” by joni mitchell LOL

    So this is my new submission for SONGS ABOUT FOOD….

    Sweet Pea by Amos Lee :)

    Thanks guys!

  23. Teanna on said:

    “Peaches” by Presidents of the United States of America

  24. Alyce Woolley on said:

    “Banana Pancakes” by Jack Johnson

  25. Ruben S on said:

    “Vegetables” by The Beach Boys

  26. Anonymous on said:

     ”Peaches” by The Presidents of the United States of America

  27. Karmusewicz on said:

    “Chocolate”-The Snow Patrol

  28. Lm80466p on said:

    Stevie Ray Vaughan – Oreo Cookie Blues
     

  29. Passion for Life on said:

    “Cheeseburger in Paradise”- Jimmy Buffett
     (‘Paradise’ being East Hampton, NY of course! :)

  30. Sara Murray on said:

    Cat Power- Sad, Sad Song

  31. Sara Murray on said:

    M. Ward- Sad, Sad Song

  32. Tim Needles on said:

    “Turn On Your Radio” by Harry Nilsson

  33. Karen on said:

    Heart Songs -Weezer

  34. Adam Sisenwein on said:

    “The Late Greats” by Wilco

  35. Nikki on said:

    you turn me on, i’m a radio by joni mitchell

  36. Gibson on said:

    Don Mclean -”American Pie”

  37. Lola on said:

    music by joss stone featuring lauryn hill

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