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2010 Area Activities & Events:

 

* Ongoing Activities

* Calendar Events

* Bingo

* Farmers' Markets

 

 

ONGOING ACTIVITIES

 

CAVEMAN AND CAVEKID CHALLENGE BOULDERING WALL - adults can try out their climbing skills on a 24' bouldering wall by making it from one end to the other without falling off onto the thick 8" padded mat; and kids can be "cavekids" by trying to touch all the ABC hand and foot holds, passing a tennis ball from one end to the other and making it through all 3 hula hoops without knocking them off/ Daily.  Natural Stone Bridge and Caves, Pottersville.  494-2283.  stonebridgeandcaves.com

 

CHESS CLUB - bring your chess set and play chess/ Saturdays 9AM-1PM.  Town of Chester Public Library, Chestertown.  494-5384.  chesterlibrary.org

 

CLASSIC CAR CRUISE - check out the cars in the courtyard, and enjoy grilled hot dogs, burgers and more/ Wednesdays and Saturdays 5-9PM.  West Mountain Ski Area, Queensbury.  skiwestmountain.com (ends Sept. 29)

 

CRUISE NIGHTS IN NORTH CREEK - show off your classic car, sports car, or hot rod;  music, raffle, trophies, food and drink/ Thursdays.  Main Street, North Creek.  gorechamber.com (Thurs., Sept. 23 is the last Thursday cruise, but the "Final Cruise" is on Sat., Oct. 2)

 

CRYSTAL QUEST MINE - explore the Crystal Quest Mine to find actual crystals buried in the sand.  Any found geodes can be "popped" to reveal the crystals inside;  for kids and adults/ Daily.  Natural Stone Bridge and Caves, Pottersville.  494-2283.  stonebridgeandcaves.com

 

DINO DIG - uncover buried dinosaurs bone casts that were made from actual dig sites/ Daily.  Natural Stone Bridge and Caves, Pottersville.  494-2283.  stonebridgeandcaves.com

 

FEED THE FISH - learn more about trout species and fish stocking while feeding the fish/ Daily at 12:30PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311.  adkmuseum.org

 

FILM PROGRAM - enjoy a new film every week/ Tuesdays 6:30PM.  Crandall Library, Glens Falls.  792-6508.  crandalllibrary.org

 

GARDEN TOURS - take a self-guided tour or a 30 minute guided walking tour of the beautiful King's Garden.  The stately King's Garden recreates the estate's Colonial Revival garden of 1921 incorporating brick pathways, a teahouse and the reflecting pool with 32 colorful flower beds.  Also, enjoy the Discovery Gardens:  Children's Garden, Military Garrison Garden, and Three Sisters Garden/ Daily.  Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org

 

GAZEBO GAMES & ACTIVITIES - enjoy rustic games, building blocks, wood puzzles or a game of horseshoes/ Daily 10AM-5PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311.  adkmuseum.org

 

GEMSTONE MINING - kids and adults can find actual gemstones, fossils and arrowheads.  Purchase a special bag and place it in a screen tray and move it back & forth in a water trough to reveal your treasures/ Daily.  Natural Stone Bridge and Caves, Pottersville.  494-2283.  stonebridgeandcaves.com

 

GOLD RUSH MINE - kids and adults can explore the pitch black Gold Rush Mine to find treasures including iron pyrite, polished gems with new "veins" of rock found daily.  Put on a helmet and light, and you are ready for this mine experience in the dark/ Daily.  Natural Stone Bridge and Caves, Pottersville.  494-2283.  stonebridgeandcaves.com

 

GUIDED ADVENTURE CAVE TOURS - take a real cave crawl tour to explore a magnificent cave system in the Adirondacks.  A complete caving suite including helmet, light, jumpsuit, elbow & knee pads, shoes and flotation vest is provided for crawling around the caves and the "cave float," a water filled cave;  reservations required/ Wednesdays to Sundays 12:30-4PM tour.  Natural Stone Bridge and Caves, Pottersville.  494-2283.  stonebridgeandcaves.com  (through August)

 

HATS & HISTORY - try on a hat and imagine life as a logger, farmer or traveler.  See the many hats worn by Adirondackers and visitors in the 19th and 20th centuries/ Daily 10AM-5PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311. adkmuseum.org

 

HISTORICAL TOURS, DEMOS AND MUSIC - costumed interpreters give a 30 minute walking tour featuring an overview of the Fort's history from 1755 to today (including special themed tours); daily musket demonstrations; and the Fife & Drum Corps (reenacting sights, sounds and duties of 18th Century field music) will entertain, educate and perform musical concerts, artillery demonstrations, military life vignettes, as well as flag raising and lowering ceremonies/ Daily.  Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org

 

HISTORY DONE FUN - guides, dressed in 18th Century military uniforms, will give a tour explaining the weapons and warfare of the period including conducting live firing demonstrations of musket and cannon along with a musket ball molding demonstration.  Visit with a Native American Indian while he demonstrates Indian crafts and tells stories of the significance of the crafts and of the Native peoples in the area.  Children can join the King's Army/ Daily.  Fort William Henry Museum, Lake George Village.  668-5471.  fwhmuseum.com

 

LAKE GEORGE DINNER THEATRE - "Our Son's Wedding" - a timely, "laugh-out-loud" and poignant play that's a delicious combination of the classic "Honeymooners" with a pinch of the ABC series "Modern Family."  Sparks fly as an Italian-American plumber from the Bronx and his strong-willed wife check into Boston's Carlton Hotel on the occasion of their son Michael's wedding... to another man.  In the hilarious antics preparing for the wedding, mom and dad discover as much about their own marriage as they do about their relationship with Michael, while coming to terms with a love that transcends tradition/ Dinner Shows:  Wednesdays through Saturdays (6:30PM seating, 8PM Show);  Luncheon Shows:  Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and select Saturdays (11:15AM seating, 1PM show).  Lake George Dinner Theatre at the Holiday Inn Resort, Lake George.  668-5762. ext 411.  lakegeorgedinnertheatre.com

 

LIFE ON THE FARM - pretend to load hay, churn butter and haul water;  discover the daily work of early Adirondack farmers by examining photographs and diary entries/ Daily 10AM-5PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311.  adkmuseum.org

 

LITTLE LOG CABIN & TOT LOT - toddlers and pre-schoolers can also romp and play on a wooden rocker, scamper up and down a rustic bridge and painted swings in the schoolyard/ Daily 10AM-5PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311. adkmuseum.org

 

MAKE YOUR MARK - use an authentic marking hammer to make a keepsake that will remind you of felling, skidding, river drives and log jams.  Look for peaveys and pike poles, caulked boots and jam boats/ Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311.  adkmuseum.org

 

MOUNTAIN BIKING & HIKING - extreme mountain biking at its finest with downhill mountain biking trails with lift and trail access;  or take it easy and go on a hike, using the lift to go to the top of the mountain and enjoy breathtaking views, watch mountain bikers, and then hike back down and take pleasure in volleyball, horseshoes, golf driving range, and a camp fire pit/ West Mountain, Queensbury.  793-6606.  skiwestmountain.com  see ad p.62

 

MOVIES ON THE HILL - come early and bring a picnic.  Family fun!/ Saturdays at 7:30PM.  Veterans' Memorial Field, Athol.  623-9649.  thurman-ny.com (ends Sept. 26)

 

OLD FASHIONED WASH DAY - fill washtubs, pound clothes, and scrub away the dirt/ Daily 10AM-5PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311. adkmuseum.org (ends Sept. 12)

 

ON THE WATER - visit the Marion River Carry Pavilion to enjoy a ride on the museum's pond in a reproduction of a flat-bottomed rowboat/ Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311. adkmuseum.org (ends Sept. 12)

 

OPEN JAM SESSIONS - everyone is invited to participate with guitars, fiddles or even share a tune/ Mondays 7-10PM.  Boathouse Theatre, Schroon Lake.  532-9259.  schroonlake.org (ends Sept. 27)

 

PAINTED PONY CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO - Professional rodeo:  Saddle Bronc, Bare Back, Calf & Team Roping, Steer Wrestling, Barrel Racing, & Bull Riding, Texas Style BBQ every rodeo night/  BBQ (6-8PM) and Rodeo (8PM) Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.  Painted Pony Rodeo, Lake Luzerne.  696-2421.  paintedponyrodeo.com (ends Sept. 4)

 

THE REISING SCHOOLHOUSE - visit a one-room schoolhouse and play old-fashioned games, make a paper hat and work on your penmanship using a slate/ Daily 10AM-5PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311. adkmuseum.org

 

SCENIC GONDOLA RIDES AND MOUNTAIN BIKING - relax and enjoy scenic skyrides with stunning view of the High Peaks/ Southern Adirondacks and take a hike or picnic at the 3200' summit of Bear Mountain; or challenge yourself with downhill and cross-country mountain biking with use of the Northwoods Gondola/ 10AM-4PM Saturdays & Sundays.  Gore Mountain, North Creek.  251-2411.  goremountain.com

 

SELF-GUIDED EXPLORATION CAVE TOURS - take a walking stick, map and a camera to set out on a self-guided, 3/4 mile mostly above-ground, natural stone step nature trail.  Experience, up-close, the many unique rock features in the marble gorge (including potholes, grottos, and mill site waterfalls), and descend into lighted surface caves with raging waterfalls or tranquil dark pools/ Daily.  Natural Stone Bridge and Caves, Pottersville.  494-2283.  stonebridgeandcaves.com

 

SPIRITS OF HISTORY GHOST TOURS - family fun guided tours of ghostly places;  find out the history behind incredible accounts and visit the sites that inspired stories/ Nightly (through Labor Day) and Weekends (after Labor Day - October 13) at 7PM/ Fort William Henry, Lake George.  965-6647.  fwhmuseum.com

 

TEEN NIGHT DANCE PARTY - dance and skate to the top requested songs;  1/4 of floor is for dancing, 3/4 for skating/ Saturdays 7:30-10:30PM.  The Fun Spot, Queensbury.  792-8989.  thefunspot.net

 

VICTORIAN LEAN-TO and PLATFORM TENT - explore and enjoy a lean-to decked out in 19th century fashion, and a platform tent with sitting porch and writing desk;  also look through flip-books with historic photographs/ Daily 10AM- 5PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311.  adkmuseum.org

 

WILD ABOUT!  KID'S LABELS - a series of ten labels helping kids and families to explore together, encouraging kids to be "wild" about maps, prints, color, history and more/ Daily 10AM-5PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311. adkmuseum.org

 

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CALENDAR EVENTS

 

Aug. 25       "Creed"/ 7:30PM. Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC), Saratoga Springs.  587-3330.  spac.org

 

Aug. 25       "Insects" - learn about the different insect orders and then trek through the meadow to search for them;  try to catch and identify some of them using insect nets/ 1PM.  Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center, Bolton Landing.  644-9767.  upyondafarm.com

 

Aug. 25       "Movies in the Park: Up"/ Rogers' Memorial Park, Bolton Landing.  644-3831.  boltonchamber.com

 

Aug. 25       "Square Dance" - with Ed Lowman & friends. Sponsored by the Schroon Lake Chamber of Commerce/ 7PM.  Town Park, Schroon Lake.  532-7675.  schroonlake.org

 

Aug. 25       "Summer Concert Series" - with the Lustre Kings. Sponsored by the Lake George Arts Project/ 7:30PM. Shepard Park, Lake George Village.  668-2616.  lakegeorgearts.org

 

Aug 25-27   "Bundle Up: Family Activity" - try on some 18th century clothes like those worn by children in the 1770's/ 1:45-3:30PM.  Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org

 

Aug. 25-27   "Iris Division Days:  A Hands-on Activity" - learn how to divide the Iris, a popular perennial, and take home a root for your own garden/ Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org

 

Aug. 25-27   "Let's Play:  Family Activity" - try your hand at some 18th century games and toys/ 3:45-4:45PM.  Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org   (ends Aug. 27)

 

Aug. 25-29   "Annual Travers Festival" - a week of events/ Saratoga Race Course and around town, Saratoga Springs.  (718) 641-4700.  saratoga.org  nyra.com

 

Aug. 25-29   "Annual Washington County Fair" -  "old time" agricultural county fair with over 175 commercial exhibits and concessions, as well as a variety of fair food, carnival rides, games, animals, and much more/ Washington County Fairgrounds, 392 Old Schuylerville Road, Greenwich.  692-2464.  washingtoncountyfair.com

 

Aug. 25-29   "Visit the Old Fort House Museum and other Historical Societies at the Washington County Fair" - The Old Fort House Museum and other Historical Societies from around the county will be selling hundreds of books on local history/ Washington County Fairgrounds, 392 Old Schuylerville Road, Greenwich. 747-9600.  ftedward.com  washingtoncountyfair.com

 

Aug. 25-31   "Seed Starters" - visit the Gazebo and plant a seed to take home for your own garden/ 11AM-1PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311. adkmuseum.org 

 

Aug 25-Sept. 6      "Bring a Friend Free" - those with a 2010 Season Pass and Value Book can bring a friend to the park free for one day between Aug. 23 - Sept. 6/ Six Flags Great Escape.  792-3500.  sixflags.com/greatescape

 

Aug. 26       "Book Reading" - author Steve Stern will read from "The Frozen Rabbi," his most recent novel.  Sponsored by the Lake George Arts Project and The Adirondack Center for Writing/ 7PM.  Red Fox Books, Glens Falls.  lakegeorgearts.org

 

Aug. 26       "Classic Car Night" - enjoy the last summer classic car cruise-in with music by The Riverside Five (5-6:45PM) and Joe Ramsey as Elvis (6:45-8:30PM), and The Upstate Model Railroader's model train on the sidewalk/ event time: 5-8:30PM.  Downtown Glens Falls.  761-3864. visit.cityofglensfalls.com

 

Aug. 26       "Concerts in the Park:  Sirsy"/ 6-8PM.  Wiswall Park, Front Street, Ballston Spa.  ballston.org

 

Aug. 26       "Cruise in North Creek" - come and show off your Classic Car, Sports Car or Hot Rod.  All makes and models are welcome/ Main Street, North Creek.  gorechamber.com

 

Aug. 26       "Dear Diary: Family Activity" - create a soldier's diary/ 12-1PM.  Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org 

 

Aug. 26       "French & Indian War Society History Lecture:  The Siege of Yorktown - The Decisive Engagement of the American War for Independence" - Glenn F. Williams will discuss the intricacies to carry out an effective and successful siege operation, using descriptions of 18th century field fortification design and construction/ 7PM.  Fort William Henry Conference Center, Lake George.  frenchandindianwarsociety.org

 

Aug. 26       "Music in the Park:  Jukebox Jim"/ 7PM.  Pavilion in the Park, Lake Ave., State Route 9N, Lake Luzerne.  696-3500.  lakeluzernechamber.org

 

Aug 26                 "Platform Talks:  Local & History" - author Jeff Dickinson will discuss about the history of river rafting on the Hudson/ 3-4PM. North Creek Depot Museum, North Creek. 251-5842. northcreekdepotmuseum.com

 

Aug. 26       "Presentation: Lake George Water Quality is Changing" - discuss the impact of excess nutrients feeding Lake George/ 7PM.  Bolton Free Library, Lake Shore Drive, Bolton Landing.  668-5755. lakegeorgechamber.com

 

Aug. 26       "Ranger Guided Ecology Walks" - meet with a Park Ranger to discover some of nature's secrets (the wilder side of Saratoga) through hands-on experiments/ 10-11:30AM.  Saratoga National Historic Park Battlefield, Stillwater.  nps.gov/sara

 

Aug. 26       "Sailing on the Lake:  Family Activity" - build a miniature paper bateau/ 10:30-11:30AM.  Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org 

 

Aug. 26       "Water Conservation:  A Lake Friendly Living Workshop" - with Emily DeBolt/ 7-8PM.  Lake George Association, Lake George.  668-3558.  lakegeorgeassocation.org

 

Aug. 26       "Wes Dingman Lecture" - discusses his new book "Mission the Xan"/ 7PM.  Johnsburg Library, North Creek. 251-4343.  gorechamber.com

 

Aug. 26-28, Sept. 2-4      "Monarch Watch" - learn more about the life cycle of Monarch butterflies in North America, visit the butterfly garden and participants will tag and release them/ 1PM.  Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center, Bolton Landing. 644-9767.  upyondafarm.com

 

Aug 26-29, Sept. 2-5       "Waiting for Godot" - Samuel Beckett's tragic-comedy/ Thurs. - Sat. 8PM, Sun. 2PM. Charles R. Wood Theater, Glens Falls. 669-5353.  woodtheater.com

 

Aug. 27       "Battle of the Brews" - benefits the local Adirondack Saratoga Chapter of the American Red Cross/ 12-4:30PM.  Saratoga Race Track, Union Ave., Saratoga Springs. 792-6545. saratoga.org

 

Aug. 27       "Keep Your Head Covered:  Family Activity" - make a woman's cap out of paper/ 10:30-11:30AM.  Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org

 

Aug. 27       "Keep Your Powder Dry:  Family Activity" - design your own powder horn/ 12-1PM.  Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org 

 

Aug. 27       "Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers"/ 7:30PM.  Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC), Saratoga Springs.  587-3330.  spac.org

 

Aug. 27       Washington County Band Concert"/ 7PM.  Veterans' Memorial Park Gazebo, Whitehall.  854-9339.

 

Aug. 27-28   "Fourth Annual Talent Winners' Cabaret"/ 8PM. Fort Salem Theater, Salem.  854-9200.  fortsalemtheater.com

 

Aug. 27-28   "Night Time Ghost Tour" - take an exclusive 90 minute tour of the Fort at night.  Based on the TAPS investigations (as seen on Ghost Hunters TV show), this walking tour will tie in the history of the Fort with the many tales of the paranormal sightings, connecting you with the findings of the TAPS investigating team; reservations required/ 8PM.  Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  FortTiconderoga.org

 

Aug. 28       "Adirondack Brew Fest" - over 30 microbrews/ 4-8PM.  West Mountain Ski Resort, Queensbury.  281-7979.  skiwestmountain.com

 

Aug. 28       "Annual Lake George Rendezvous" - antique and classic boats/ Beach Road, Lake George Village.  668-5771.  lakegeorgevillage.com

 

Aug. 28       "Baby Lap Time" - infants under 14 months with an adult can share interactive rhymes, songs and simple board books/ 11-11:20AM.  Crandall Library, Glens Falls.  792-6508.  crandalllibrary.org

 

Aug. 28       "Big Day Out Uproar Festival:  Disturbed, Avenged Sevenfold, Stone Sour, and Halestorm"/ 3PM. Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC), Saratoga Springs.  587-3330.  spac.org

 

Aug. 28       "Book & Treasure Sale" - Warren County Historical Society Tag Sale/ 9AM-2PM.  Heritage Center at the Oneida, Queensbury.  743-0734.

 

Aug. 28       "Cornell Cooperative Extension Golf Tournament" - enjoy contests, silent auction, BBQ/ 10AM.  Cronin's Golf Resort, Warrensburg.  668-4881.  counties.cce.cornell.edu/warren/

 

Aug. 28       "Horseshoe Toss Tournament" - two man teams compete/ 9AM registration, 10AM tournament.  Byron Park, Indian Lake.  648-5828.  indian-lake.org

 

Aug. 28       "Mary Ann McCormick, Mezz-soprano:  A Tribute to Louise Homer" - this tribute recital will focus on the composers and repertoire in which Homer was well known, featuring the "Hermit Songs" by Louise Homer's nephew, Samuel Barber/ 7:30PM.  Marcella Sembrich Opera Museum, Bolton Landing.  644-2431.  thesembrich.org

 

Aug. 28       "Movies on the Hill"/ 7PM.  Veterans' Memorial Field Pavilion, Athol.  623-9649. thurman-ny.com

 

Aug. 28       "Musical Review" - an entertaining review with song, dance and comedy routines to honor the national and cultural holidays of the year/ Bridge Theater, Whitehall.  499-2435.  bridgetheater-whitehall.com

 

Aug. 28       "NEACA Arms Fair" - fine collector guns, military souvenirs, militaria, and books for show and sale/ 9AM-5PM (Sat.) and 9AM-3PM (Sun.).  Saratoga Springs City Center, Saratoga Springs. saratoga.org

 

Aug. 28       "Season Pass VIP Day" - Six Flags Season Pass Holders get a VIP day including an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet from 1:30-3PM, and a special meet and greet with your favorite Looney Tunes characters/ Six Flags Great Escape.  792-3500.  sixflags.com/greatescape

 

Aug. 28       "Summer Sounds of Salem: The Rachel Cuite Trio"/ 11AM-1PM.  Rotary Park Gazebo, Main Street, Salem. salemnychamber.com

 

Aug. 28       "Travers Day" - thoroughbred racing featuring the running of "The Travers Stakes ($1,000,000)" which is one of racing's oldest stakes (over 140 years)/ post time: 11:30AM, gates open: 7AM.  Saratoga Race Course, Union Ave., Saratoga Springs.  nyra.com

 

Aug. 29       "Hawaiian Luau" - a Hawaiian theme party with live entertainment, food and games for kids/ 1-9PM.  Horicon Municipal Center, Horicon.  northwarren.com

 

Aug. 29       "Outdoor Cinema playing Alice in Wonderland"/ 8:30PM.  Shepard Park, Lake George Village.  668-5771.  lakegeorgevillage.com

 

Aug. 29       "Richie & Lyn Bittner Concert" - playing Blues and Folk favorites/ 4PM.  Georgi Museum, Shushan.  854-3773.  georgi.com

 

Aug. 30       "Behind-the-Scenes Tours of the Collections Storage and Study Center" - view  amazing objects from the Adirondack past including: boats, canoes, kayaks, guideboats and unusual boats, horse-drawn carriages and sleighs, snowmobiles, fire trucks, maple sugaring equipment, ice harvesting tools, agricultural artifacts and more/ 2-3PM. Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake. 352-7311. adkmuseum.org

 

Aug. 30       "Monday Night Concert in the Park:  The Stony Creek Band" - popular local top-notch roots band/ 7PM.  Veterans' Memorial Field, Athol.  623-9649.  thurman-ny.com  stonycreekband.com

 

Aug 30        "Musical Magical Mondays" - live music, children's entertainment, magicians, jugglers, clowns, and bounce house/ 7PM.  Shepard Park, Lake George Village.  668-5771.  lakegeorgevillage.com

 

Aug. 30       "Summer Film Series: The Chorus" - a French film that tells the tale of the redemptive power of music set in a post WWII reform school; sponsored by the Marcella Sembrich Opera Museum/ 7:30PM.  Bolton Free Library, Bolton Landing.  644-2431.  thesembrich.org

 

Aug. 30 - Sept. 1   "Out and About" - enjoy an hour of fun-filled kids nature games and activities in the beautiful outdoor natural surroundings/ 1PM.  Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center, Bolton Landing.  644-9767.  upyondafarm.com

 

Aug. 31       "Film & Video Festival - You Tube:  The Phenomenon & the Future"/ 6:30PM.  Crandall Public Library, Glen Falls.  792-6508.  crandalllibrary.org

 

Aug. 31       "Guest Speaker" - Wildlife Biologist Paul Jensen from the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation will talk about the American marten, a fascinating North American mammal/ 7PM.  Hadley Luzerne Public Library, Lake Luzerne.  696-2711.  townoflakeluzerne.com

 

Aug. 31       "Music in the Park:  Captain Squeeze & The Zydeco Moshers" - high energy music that will make you dance/ 7PM.  Recreation Field, Stony Creek Town Park, Stony Creek.  696-5949.  stonycreekchamber.com

 

Aug. 31       "Summer Concert Series" - enjoy music outdoors with the band, Bobby Dick and the Sundowners/ 6:30PM.  South Glens Falls Historical Park in the Gazebo at the end of First Street in the Village of South Glens Falls.  793-1455.  sgfny.com

 

Aug. 31       "Traditional Paddle Making Workshop" - make your own traditional cherry paddle (single or double blade) in a one day class using hand-tools led by craftsman Caleb Davis/9AM-5PM including a 2 hour break for lunch on your own and a chance to explore the museum.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311.  adkmuseum.org 

 

Sept. 1        "Back to School Blast at Thurman Station Farmers' Market" - bring the kids along to shop for fresh local produce at the Farmers' Market, because Joe Biss III, the "Traveling Scientist," will be on hand with a live snake, an alligator, a toad and a tortoise, along with forensic exhibits. Ask questions and gather material for his upcoming on-line classes and webinars/ 12:30-5PM.  Historic Thurman Station, 815 NYS Route 418, Thurman.  623-9718.  thurman-ny.com

 

Sept. 2        "Do-it-Yourself Water Quality" - presentation on the "Landowner's Guide to Property management that Protects Lake George"; presented by the FUND of Lake George/ 7:30PM.  Queensbury Community Center, 742 Bay Road, Queensbury.  lakegeorgechamber.com

 

Sept. 2        "Lake George Water Quality is Changing" - learn about the impact of excess nutrients feeding the lake and receive the "Do-it-Yourself Water Quality" guide;  presented by the FUND for Lake George/ 7PM.  Bolton Free Library, Lake Shore, Bolton Landing.  lakegeorgechamber.com

 

Sept. 2        "Train Ride and Tour with Adirondack Architectural" - In Riparius, meet AARCH staff and learn about the architectural history of the town; board the Upper Hudson River Railroad train to ride to North Creek; guests will eat a bag lunch and listen to the Depot Museum director talk about the history of the museum and rail yard; take a short walk through North Creek; board train to return to Riparius; call for ticket and more info/ North Creek.  834-9328.  northcreekdepotmuseum.com 

 

Sept. 2-4     "Monarch Watch" - learn more about the life cycle of Monarch butterflies in North America, visit the butterfly garden and participants will tag and release them/ 1PM.  Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center, Bolton Landing. 644-9767.  upyondafarm.com

 

Sept. 2-5     "Waiting for Godot" - Samuel Beckett's tragic-comedy/ Thurs. - Sat. 8PM, Sun. 2PM. Charles R. Wood Theater, Glens Falls. 669-5353.  woodtheater.com

 

Sept. 3        "Bake Sale"/ 9AM.  Long Lake Library, Long Lake.  mylonglake.com

 

Sept. 3        "First Friday in Ballston Spa" - enjoy live music, art openings and special events in several downtown shops, galleries, restaurants and museums; watch the outdoor family movie "How to Train Your Dragon"/ 6-9PM.  Village of Ballston Spa (movie in Wiswall Park, Ballston Spa).  ballston.org

 

Sept. 3-5     "American Finals Rodeo" - best of the best competing in Championship Rodeo; year-end finals/ 8PM. Painted Pony Rodeo, Lake Luzerne.  696-2421.  paintedponyrodeo.com

 

Sept. 4        "Annual Pig Roast" - sponsored by the Indian Lake Fire Department/ 4PM.  Indian Lake Firehall, Indian Lake.  indian-lake.com

 

Sept. 4        "BYOB (Bring Your Own Boat) Trip - a paddling and walking excursion to explore the site of 15 years of furious industrial and agricultural activity in the Adirondack backwoods/ Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311.  adkmuseum.org

 

Sept. 4        "Chicken BBQ & Concert" - benefits North Country Outreach Center/ 4-7PM. Ski Bowl, North Creek.  251-3481.  ncoc.info

 

Sept. 4        "Church Bake Sale"/ 9:30AM. Indian Lake United Methodist Church, front of Indian Lake Market, Indian Lake.  indian-lake.com

 

Sept. 4        "Lions Club Duck Derby & Picnic"/ 11:30AM-3PM.  Pavilion Park, Rt. 9N, Lake Luzerne.  696-2711.  townoflakeluzerne.com

 

Sept. 4        "Mountain Bike Camps"/ Gore Mountain, North Creek.  goremountain.com

 

Sept. 4        "Smorgasbord" - all you can eat foods of the best recipes in the area/ 5-7PM.  Community Methodist Church, Chestertown.  494-3374.  northwarren.com

 

Sept. 4        "Street Dance with Bobby Dick and the Sundowners"/ 7-9:30PM (fireworks at 9:30PM).  Main Street, Town of Schroon (fireworks at the lake).  532-7675.  schroonlake.org

 

Sept. 4        "Summer Sounds of Salem: Saloonatics"/ 11AM-1PM.  Rotary Park Gazebo, Main Street, Salem. salemnychamber.com

 

Sept. 4        "To be Sung on the Water" - and evening of American Choral music with Lyric Consort/ 7:30PM.  Marcella Sembrich Opera Museum, Bolton Landing. 644-2431.  thesembrich.org

 

Sept. 4        "Trio Casals" - pianist Carl Cranmer, cellist Ovidiu Marinescu, and violinist Sylvia Ahramjian will perform music by Ludwig van Beethoven, Josef Suk, Astor Piazzolla, and Paul Schoenfield/ 7:30PM.  Upper Hudson Musical Arts at the Tannery Pond Community Center, North Creek.  681-1715.  upperhudsonmusic.org

 

Sept. 4-5     "Labor Day Picnic" - enjoy an all-you-can-eat picnic luncheon available at the park including BBQ chicken, grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, baked beans, salads, ice cream and assorted cookies/ 12-4PM. Six Flags Great Escape.  792-3500. sixflags.com/greatescape

 

Sept. 4-5     "The Lottery" - live performance piece based on the short story by Shirley Jackson. Join in while townsfolk gather to attend the traditional lottery; the bake sale, live music & classic fair games are all part of the experience.  Not suited for children under 11 years old/ 4-8PM.  Salem Art Works, Salem.  854-7674.  salemartworks.com

 

Sept. 5        "Chicken BBQ" - enjoy BBQ chicken, salads, fresh vegetables, dessert and more;  supports the Blue Mtn. Lake Fire Department/ Noon until sold out.  Blue Mt. Lake Fire Hall, Rte. 28, Blue Mt. Lake.  352-7710.  indian-lake.com

 

Sept. 5        "Duck Race" - annual event benefits Schroon Lake Association/ 2PM.  Mill Creek, Schroon Lake.  532-0202.

 

Sept. 5        "Fabulous Folk Festival" - performances by Dan Berggren, Nancy Walker Trio, Peggy Lynn, and Saratoga Faire/ 11AM-5:30PM.  Veterans' Memorial Park, Bolton Landing.  644-3831.  boltonchamber.com

 

Sept. 5        "Labor Day Fireworks"/ 8PM.  Rogers' Memorial Park, Bolton Landing. 644-3831.  boltonchamber.com

 

Sept. 5        "Rodney Pelon Benefit" - Indian Lake Fire Dept. is sponsoring a day of entertainment by different musical artists; proceeds go the the Rodney Pelon Scholarship Fund/ 5PM.  Byron Park Pavilion, Indian Lake. indian-lake.com

 

Sept. 5-6     "Family Fun Fest"/ Saratoga Race Course, Saratoga Race Course.  (718) 641-700.  saratoga.org

 

Sept. 6        "Last Day of Horse Racing"/ Saratoga Race Course, Saratoga Springs.  saratoga.org

 

Sept. 7        "Ask the Author About the New History of Warren County" - co-authors Dr. Norman Enhorning, Joan Aldous, Stan Cianfarano, Ruth Lamb, possible Bill Gates, Marilyn Van Dyke and Martha Strodel will speak about the writing of "Warren County, New York:  Its People and Their History Over Time";  book signing available; hosted by John Thurman Historical Society/ 7PM.  Thurman Town Hall, Thurman.  623-9305.  thurman-ny.com

 

Sept. 8        "Concert:  Tom Akstens & Neil Rossi" - old time string band music including County, Blues, Ragtime & originals/ 7PM.  Crandall Public Library, Glens Falls. 792-6508.  crandalllibrary.org

 

Sept. 8        "Writers by the Rails" - area authors David Pitkin, Carol Gregson, Martha Strodel, Judy Henningson, Barbara Delaney, Russell Dunn, and Perky Granger will be available for a book signing at the Thurman Station Farmers' Market/ 3-6PM.  Historic Thurman Station, 815 NYS Route 418, Thurman.  623-9718.  thurman-ny.com

 

Sept. 9        "Second Thursday Reading at Willows Bistro" - enjoy some desserts and beverages while listening to local writers share short selections from works in progress.  This month's readings are by:  Bibi Wein ("The Way Home:  A Wilderness Odyssey"), Pat Richards ("Sassy Pat Knitting"), Walter Kroner, ("American by Choice:  An Immigrant's Journey"), Donna Brent, Persis Granger ("Adirondack Gold" novels, "Shared Stories from Daughters of Alzheimer's")/  7PM.  Willows Bistro, Main Street, Warrensburg.  504-4344. persisgranger.com

 

Sept. 10      "Dramatization of the Exhibit "Remarkable Women of the Adirondacks" with Sandra Weber and Peggy Lynn/ 7:30PM.  Tannery Pond Community Center, North Creek.  251-3711.  tpcca.org

 

Sept. 10      "Elvis Dinner Cruises" - enjoy dinner with Elvis Tribute Artists.  Three Dinner Cruises:  Lac Du Saint Sacrement - with Elvis Tribute Artists "Don Romines" 6:30-9PM;  Minne-H-Ha- with Elvis Tribute Artist "Paul Hunt - NY Little Elvis" 5:30-8:30PM;  Mohican - with Elvis Tribute Artist "Drew Polsun & the Fascinations" 6:30-8:45PM/ Lake George Steamboat Co., Lake George.  668-5777 x4.  lakegeogesteamboat.com

 

Sept. 10      "50's Dinner and Dance Show:  The Shallows Band" - dinner and dance or dance only/ 7PM dinner, 8PM dance.  Lake George Forum, Lake George.  668-2200.  lakegeorgeforum.net

 

Sept. 10      "Rustic Furniture Fair Preview Party and Benefit" - a chance to browse and shop for pieces before the annual "Adirondack Museum Rustic Furniture Fair" on Sept. 11-12, support museum's exhibits and programs, and enjoy hors d'oeuvres and beverages; reserve tickets/ 2PM.  Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311.  adkmuseum.org

 

Sept. 10-11  "Eurydice" - the Pendragon Theatre presents Sara Ruhl's "Euridyce"/ 7:30PM.  Charles R. Wood Theater, Glens Falls.  874-0800.  woodtheater.org

 

Sept. 10-12  "Adirondack Canoe Classic:  The 90 Miler" - a three day 90 mile flat-water race from Old Forge to Long Lake to Saranac Lake; offers a mix of lake and river flat-water paddling; limited to 250 boats/ mylonglake.com macscanoe.com

 

Sept. 10-12 "Adirondack Nationals' Car Show" - annual classic, antique, muscle cars, custom and street rod car show/ Fort William Henry grounds and village-wide, Lake George Village.  821-6237, 668-5755.  adirondacknationals.com

 

Sept. 10-12  "Adirondack Vette Fest" - a weekend of corvettes!  Auto cross, gimmick road rally, high peaks tour and car show/ Adirondack Corvettes at the Roaring Brook Ranch, Lake George.  745-7287.  adirondackcorvettes.com

 

Sept. 10-12  "Wine and Food Festival" - several programs throughout the Weekend including: a 1.5 hour drive through the Adirondacks and lunch in the historic Adirondacks, indulge in the real flavors of Italy, live on stage gala, sample rare vintages, post-tasting event with food/spirits, brunch featuring authentic Italian cuisine with Jazz music, and much more; see website for more information/ Fri. 10:30AM & 7PM, Sat. 1PM & 7PM, Sun. 11AM.  Several Saratoga Springs locations.  587-3330.  spac.org

 

Sept. 11      "Alan Jackson Concert:  Freight Train Tour" - with opening act "The Harters"/ 7:30PM.  Glens Falls Civic Center, Glens Falls.  798-0202.  800-745-3000.  ticketmaster.com glensfallscc.com

 

Sept. 11      "Football:  Glens  Falls Greenjackets vs. Albany Metro Mallers"/ 7PM.  East Field, Dix Ave., Glens Falls.  745-1928.  greenjacketsfootball.com

 

Sept. 11      "Harvestfest" - a celebration of the end of growing season with local food, music, art and activities.  The entire family will enjoy an all-day market featuring local produce and homemade goodies for sale - starting at 10AM; the "Farm to Fork" dinner (sourced from locally grown food) and Barn Dance (with Al and Kathy Bain performing traditional country, bluegrass and gospel music) 6PM-9PM; and silent auction/ All day events (10AM-9PM). Salem Art Works on Cary Lane, Salem.  854-7674. salemnychamber.com  washingtoncounty.org

 

Sept. 11      "Praise Day" - bring your worship group for a day of fun at the park for only $17.00 (+ tax) per person/ Six Flag Great Escape.  792-3500. sixflags.com/greatescape

 

Sept. 11      "Second Saturday Dance:  Ballroom Dancing" - all abilities welcome/ 7PM. Temple Beth-El, Glens Falls.  761-4174.  usadanceadk.com

 

Sept 11-12  "Adirondack Museum Rustic Furniture Fair" - partake in this festival of rustic arts featuring handcrafted furniture, furnishings, and Adirondack paintings; showcasing talented artisans of both traditional and contemporary styles of furniture design. Also, enjoy live entertainment (by Bluegrass musicians Adrenaline Hayride, traditional fiddling with Frank Orsini, and hammered dulcimer with Jeff Fedan), demonstrations of furniture making and painting, and delicious patio picnic/ Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.  352-7311.  adkmuseum.org

 

Sept. 11-12  "Fiddlers' Jamboree" - open mic, jam sessions, dancing, food, field picking.  Saturday is Mountain Music Day: bluegrass and fiddle music all day with performances by Don Perkins, Sarah Milonovich, Nelson Rock, The String Dusters, and Adirondack Fiddlers.  Sunday is Gospel Day:  old-fashioned gospel music by Marie Monroe, Jim Davis, Kate Seeley & Family, Hoddy Ovitt, and Singspiration singalong/ Saturday:  8AM-10PM at Thurman Town Hall and Veterans' Memorial Field.  Sunday:  Noon-7PM at Veteran's Memorial Field, 311 Athol Road, Athol.  623-9961.  thurman-ny.com

 

Sept. 11-12  "Food as Medicine" - a series of health workshops to help with boosting immunity and creating better digestive health by using everyday food and kitchen spices/ Long Lake Town Hall Nutritional Site, 1204 Main Street, Suite 2, Long Lake.  gorechamber.com

 

Sept. 11-12  "Greenfield  Town Wide Garage & Craft Sale" - fine crafters and vendors and residential garage sales from 9AM-4PM.  Also, Community Chicken BBQ 4-PM on Sat., Greenfield Grange Breakfast 8-11AM on Sun., Locks of Love/Wigs for Kids "cut-a-thon," at 10AM on Sat./ Various locations around Greenfield Community. See website for more info. greenfieldCBA.org

 

Sept. 11-12  "Revolutionary War Encampment" - units depicting the British, Continental, German and Native Indians involved in the War for American Independence encamp on the Fort's grounds for the weekend/ Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga.  585-2821.  fort-ticonderoga.org

 

Sept. 11-12  "Washington County's Cheese Tour" - annual drive-yourself tour of local cheese makers' facilities throughout Washington County. Explore the wonderful world of farmstead and artisan cheese and learn why Washington County has become the regional center of excellence in farmstead and artisan cheese. Check out website for more information/ 10AM-4PM.  746-2560.  washingtoncountycheese.org

 

Sept. 11-12, 18-19 "Bring a Friend to the Park for Free"/ Six Flags Great Escape.  792-3500. sixflags.com/greatescape

 

Sept. 11-26  "Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day" - admission tickets are only $19.99 (+tax) per person and $2.00 per ticket goes to the Children's Miracle Network/ Six Flags Great Escape.  792-3500. sixflags.com/greatescape

 

Sept. 12      "Annual Lobster & Chicken Bake"/ 12Noon.  Schroon Lake Fish and Game Club, Schroon Lake.  schroonlake.org

 

Sept. 12      "Camp Challenge Ride" - partake in a 15, 30, or 62 mile bicycle tour through the Adirondacks; benefits "A Hole in the Wall Camp; must pre-register," Double H Ranch, Lake Luzerne.  696-5921.  teamholeinthewalls.org  cycletour.com/events.htm

 

Sept. 12      "5K Walk to Cure Diabetes" - great lunch provided/ 9:30AM register, 11AM walk. Crandall Park, Glens Falls.  743-1000.  jdrf.org

 

Sept. 12-18  "Lake George Region Restaurant Week" - in recognition of the 1757 Seige of Fort William Henry, the Lake George Regional Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual "Lake George Area Restaurant Week."  Participating restaurants offer a three-course meal selection for a fixed-price of $17.57 (beverage, tax, and gratuity not included)/ Lake George Chamber of Commerce, Lake George.  668-5755.  lakegeorgechamber.com/restaurant-week.asp

 

Sept. 15      "A 'Chair-itable' Auction" - the "Have A Seat in Glens Falls" outdoor decorated chairs go to the highest bidder; cocktail party with music to follow auction/ 5:30-8:30PM.  Queensbury Hotel, Glens Falls.  haveaseatglensfall.com

 

Sept. 15      "Concert: Michael Jerling Trio" - Blues, Rock, Country, R&B music/ 7PM.  Crandall Public Library, Glens Fall.  792-6508. crandalllibrary.org

 

Sept. 16      "Art in the Public Eye Outdoor Cinema:  An Evening of Shorts" - enjoy an evening under the stars watching short films created by local film makers including the winners from the Lake George Arts Project's "Peoples Pixel Project"/ In the Park at the Corner of Bay & Glen Street.  artinthepubliceye.com

 

Sept. 16      "Lawn Care and Pest Management" - a lake-friendy living workshop with Laurel Galor, from the Warren County Cornell Cooperative Extension/ 7-8PM.  Lake George Association, Lake George.  668-3558.  lakegeorgeassociation.org

 

Sept. 17      "Beeman Organ Concert" - Scott Detra performs the annual Beeman Recital on the Church's pipe organs/ 7:30-9:30PM. First Presbyterian Church, Glens Falls. 793-2521.  fpcgf.org

 

Sept. 17-18    "Irish 2000 Music and Arts Festival" - celebrate halfway to St. Patrick's Day at the largest Irish festival!  featuring 30+ musical performers playing a variety of Irish music (traditional, celtic and more) including some of the greatest Celtic performers in the world.  Also, enjoy the Family Fun area with celtic dances, crafts and refreshments/ Fri. 5-12Midnight, Sat. 10AM-11PM.  Saratoga County Fairgrounds, Ballston Spa.  (888) 414-3378. irish2000fest.com

 

Sept. 17-18   "The Lottery" - an event for the whole family including the play by Shirley Jackson/ 6PM.  The Georgi, Shushan. 854-373.  thegeorgi.com

 

Sept. 17-18  "Mark Twain Tonight" - Wrightstage Productions present Neil Akins as Mark Twain/ 7:30PM.  The Wood Theater, Glens Falls.  798-9663.  woodtheater.org

 

Sept. 18      "Film Series:  Magdalene Sisters Ireland" - with North Creek Depot Museum Dinner/ 7:30PM.  Tannery Pond Community Center, North Creek.  251-0856.  tpcca.org

 

Sept. 18      "Knights of Columbus Golf Tournament" - 18 hole 4 person scramble with buffet dinner afterward; proceeds donated to local families who need help with heating costs/ 9AM.  Wakely Lodge and Golf Course, Indian Lake.  indian-lake.org

 

Sept. 18      "Lake George Triathlon" - swim 9 miles (beginning at Million Dollar Beach), bike 24 miles (Warren County Bike Trail), run 6.2 miles(West Brook Road) and finish at Lake George Battlefield Park;  register online/ 8:30AM. Begins at Million Dollar Beach, Lake George Village.  adktri.org

 

Sept. 18      "S.A.F.E. ATV Poker Run" - ATV riders are invited by S.A.F.E. (The Southern Adirondack Four Wheeling Enthusiasts) to partake in an outdoor adventure with your own insured/registered ATV (18 years and older)/ 9AM-2PM.  270 Buyce Cross Road, Thurman. 792-9472 or towneeeee@roadrunner.com

 

Sept. 18      "Tour Thurman:  A Guided Jaunt into Homes and History" - the John Thurman Historical Society sponsors this narrated trolley tour through the town of Thurman with in-depth visits at four historical sites (including Clarence Russell homesite/ Crane Mountain Fire Tower, Reynolds Cemetery, Thurman Station, and the Harris House), luncheon offered; pre-paid reservations required.  Meet at Thurman Town Hall, Athol Road, Athol.  623-2692.  thurman-ny.com

 

Sept. 18-19  "Bring a Friend to the Park for Free"/ Six Flags Great Escape.  792-3500. sixflags.com/greatescape

 

Sept. 18-19  "Great Adirondack Moose Festival" - guided hikes, fly fishing and tying demos, exhibits, Antique & Classic Car Show, Adirondack Quilt Show, scenic driving tours, Backcountry Safety Programs, sidewalk sale, children's activities, Bruce the Moose, a moose scavenger hunt, craft activities, a family movie and much more/ Indian Lake. 648-5636.  indian-lake.com

 

Sept. 18-19  "Lake George Jazz Weekend" - 27th annual event of Jazz musicians performing for free. Sponsored by the Lake George Arts Project/ Shepard Park, Lake George Village.  668-2616.  lakegeorgearts.org 

 

Sept. 18-19  "Oktoberfest" - enjoy all your favorite German festivities including German food, live bands, beer special, games, and much more/ 12-5PM.  Six Flags Great Escape.  792-3500. sixflags.com/greatescape

 

Sept. 18-19     "233 Anniversary of the Battle of Saratoga" - 18th Century American, British, and German soldiers and camp followers set the 1777 scene with tents, musket and cannon firing, and campfires;  discuss strategy with officers, judge a court-martial, browse colonial wares, learn about sewing and open-fire cooking techniques, or take part in a mock musket drill/ Sat. 10AM-4PM, Sun. 10AM-3PM.  Saratoga National Historical Park, Stillwater.  664-9821, ext. 224.  nps.gov/sara

 

Sept. 19      "Fall Bridal and Prom Expo" - over 40 vendors; pre-register/ 11AM-2PM.  Six Flags Great Escape Lodge, Queensbury.  792-6092.  adkwc.com

 

Sept. 19      "Lance Gregson 1-Eye Classic Cycling Event & Picnic"/ 8AM-3PM.  Town Park, Schroon Lake.  532-9479.  schroonlake.org

 

Please check back later for more area events and activities!

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BINGO

 

SUNDAYS

7PM

Glens Falls Civic Center

1 Civic Center Plaza, Glens Falls

798-0366

glensfallscc.com

 

MONDAYS

7PM

Saratoga - Wilton Elks Lodge #161

1 Elk Lane, Saratoga Springs

584-2585

www.saratogawiltonelks161.org

 

TUESDAYS

7PM

Queensbury VFW Post #6196

32 Luzerne Road, Queensbury

793-7535

 

WEDNESDAYS

7PM

Saratoga Springs Knights of Columbus

50 Pine Road, Saratoga Springs

584-8547

www.SaratogaKofC.org

 

WEDNESDAYS

7:30PM

St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church

440 Whitehall Road, Albany

489-4442 

 

THURSDAYS

7PM (doors open at 6PM)

Blessed Sacrement Church

Goodman Avenue, Bolton Landing

644-3861

 

THURSDAYS

7PM

Congregation Shaaray Tefila

68 Bay Street, Glens Falls

792-4945 

 

FRIDAYS

7PM (doors open at 5:30PM)

Whitehall Elks Lodge #1491

7 Williams Street, Whitehall

499-1491

 

SATURDAYS

7PM (on 1st Saturday of each month only)

Queensbury VFW Post #6196

32 Luzerne Road, Queensbury

793-7535

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 FARMERS' MARKETS

 

ALBANY

Wednesdays 10AM-2PM

Fridays 10AM-2PM

Outdoor Plaza, under the flagpoles

Empire State Plaza

473-0559

empirestateplaza.org

 

BALLSTON SPA

Thursdays 3PM-6PM

Saturdays 9AM-12Noon

Wiswall Park

885-2772

 

CAMBRIDGE

Sundays 10AM-2PM

The Park across from the Cambridge Hotel

Next to the railroad track that crosses Main Street

 

DIAMOND POINT

Saturdays 10AM-4PM (ends September 11)

Diamond Point

Community Church

668-3962

 

FORT EDWARD

Fridays 10AM-1PM

Broadway Bowl Lanes parking lot, Rt. 4

 

GLENS FALLS

Saturdays 8AM-12Noon

South St. Market Pavilion

792-0438

 

GREENWICH

Thursdays 2PM-5:30PM

Former IGA parking lot, Main St. 

854-3750

 

MIDDLE GRANVILLE

Mondays 2PM-5PM

Chapman Store parking lot

Route 22A

854-3750

 

NORTH CREEK

Thursdays 3PM-6PM

Railroad Place

251-5343

 

QUEENSBURY

Mondays 3PM-6PM

Elks Lodge, Cronin Rd

792-0438

 

SALEM

Saturdays 10AM-1PM

Village Park, Route 22 (Main St.)

854-3750

 

SARATOGA SPRINGS

Wednesdays 3PM-6PM

Saturdays 9AM-1PM

High Rock Ave.

638-8530

 

THURMAN

Wednesdays 1-5PM

Historic Thurman Station, Route 418

623-9718

 

WARRENSBURG

Fridays 3PM-6PM

Historic Mills Park, River St.

466-5497, 623-2161