Adirondack Wine & Food Festival 2021 postponed
Adirondack Festivals, LLC, organizers of the Adirondack Wine & Food Festival, have decided to move the 2021 event to 2022. The Festival was originally scheduled … Read more
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Easter 2021: Lake George Restaurants offer dining options
Easter Sunday is approaching, and several Lake George restaurants have created special Easter menus. This is our roundup of dining options. Be sure to get … Read more
Battlefield Park Alliance receives grant to fund VIC naval exhibit display cases
A scale model of the Radeau Land Tortoise and a radeau gun port cover retrieved from the depths of Lake George will be housed in … Read more
Becoming an Outdoors-Woman winter workshops going virtual
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (NY DEC) BOW in the Snow workshops are moving out of the woods and on to the internet … Read more
Ice fishing challenge coming in February
While the pandemic has forced the cancelation of several winter events in the Lake George region, the outdoors is always open. The New York State … Read more
Where to celebrate New Year’s Eve 2020 in Lake George
New Year’s Eve 2020 will be a quieter than usual affair in Lake George with many of the usual festivities canceled out of concern for … Read more
Photos: Festival of Lights brings holiday cheer to Wood Park
December events that had been planned for the Festival Commons in Lake George, such as the Adirondack Christkindlmarkt, were canceled this year due to the … Read more
Photos: 2020 Lake George Polar Plungers are Freezin’ for a Reason
The annual Freezin’ for a Reason Lake George Polar Plunge is usually a rollicking affair with blasting music and hundreds of costumed plungers packing Shepard … Read more
American military honored with Veterans Day Field of Flags Ceremony
Under rainy skies, people gathered on the West Lawn of the Fort William Henry Hotel this Veterans Day to honor the American Military, past and … Read more
Festival of Lights coming to Lake George this holiday season
While the global pandemic has put a damper on many holiday celebrations this year, a new one is coming to Lake Geroge. The Lake George Festival … Read more
Lake George holiday lights will still “lite up,” but parade and party are canceled
Thousands of LED lights will illuminate the Village of Lake George this holiday season, but the kick-off party has been canceled. The annual celebration held … Read more
Reenactors gather at Fort William Henry for autumn meet and sutler fair
Autumn leaves and 18th Century military uniforms colored the Fort William Henry grounds this Saturday at the Fort’s annual Adirondack Reenactor’s Meet and Sutler Fair. … Read more
Warrensburg garage sale tradition continues as residents fill their yards with bargains
Earlier this year, the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce announced that, out of safety concerns, they have canceled the 2020 World’s Largest Garage Sale scheduled for … Read more
Hiking, dining and leaf-peeping: Lake George Area gears up for a busy fall
Despite the global pandemic that kept New York State on pause through June and forced the cancelation of festivals, concerts and other major events in … Read more
Thurman Fall Farm Tour 2020 canceled
Members of the Thurman Station Association, in a unanimous vote, decided not to hold this year’s Fall Farm Tour. “It seemed just a bit too … Read more
Apple Festival returning to Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers’ Market
The Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers’ Market is holding its seventh annual Apple Festival this Friday, Sept. 18, 3-6 p.m. The main attraction will be crisp apples … Read more
Work continues on Lake George Battlefield Park VIC
The COVID-19 pandemic has put on hold many Lake George Battlefield Park activities this summer. In May, the DEC posted “no picnicking” signs throughout the … Read more
Lake George restaurant week 2020 reimagined with fall-themed menus
For the past 15 years, area restaurants have collaborated with the Lake George Regional Chamber of Commerce & CVB to showcase the region’s culinary talent … Read more