By Ian May
The Times 

Blue Mountain Station Hosts 4th Annual FoodStock

Event brings large numbers to Blue Mountain Station, which is home to many vendors

 

Ian Smay

Kids and adults got seated in front of the live music performance tent on Saturday during Dayton's FoodStock celebration.

DAYTON – This past Saturday saw Dayton's Blue Mountain Station play host to 20 vendors during its fourth annual FoodStock event.

The event, which was originally held the same weekend as the famous Woodstock event, was moved after a conflict with a concert in Walla Walla two years ago. The day-long food, beverage, and craft festivities are now held on the same weekend as Dayton High School's Alumni Weekend, to give alumni and families another source for entertainment while in town, said Brad McMasters, economic development coordinator for the Port of Columbia.

This year, the BMS had 20 ve...



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