First Wilderness letterboxing trail offers family-friendly adventure this summer
In 1854, James Perrott, an English wilderness guide, left a glass jar in a remote region of Southern England. He placed his calling card in … Read more
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Jeeps to invade the Lake George area Father’s Day weekend
More than 300 Jeeps will be rolling into town for the inaugural Adirondack Jeep Invasion, which is taking place Friday, June 18 through Sunday, June … Read more
Lake George will kick off 2021 weekly fireworks on the 4th of July
Last summer, the skies were not quite as bright on Thursday nights as the pandemic and concerns about large gatherings shut down the popular fireworks … Read more
Battle of Lake George heroes remembered for blazing path to American independence
“These were farmers and craftsmen, people who joined the militia to protect their country, to protect them from Indian raids,” says Lyn Karig Hohmann. “These … Read more
Photos: Village Farmers’ Market re-opens with eclectic mix of foods, arts and crafts
Business has been “pretty good,” says Krista Mein, owner of Jake’s Jammin’ Bow ties. “Seems like a lot of people are happy that we’re here … Read more
Memorial Day 2021 Ceremony to honor Battle of Lake George soldiers
The Lake George Battlefield Park Alliance is holding a Memorial Day 2021 service at the grave of the Four Unknown Soldiers on Monday, May 31 … Read more
Lake George Village Farmers’ Market returns to Shepard Park
The pandemic forced the Lake George Village Farmers’ Market to cancel its 2020 season, but the Market is coming back. The 2021 season will open … Read more
Betty Little honored with ceremony renaming West Brook Road
Betty Little’s record of public service spans four decades. She held positions in the Town of Queensbury and on the Warren County Board of Supervisors … Read more
Tribute artists to perform in Lake George this June
Tribute artists performing as Elvis, Buddy Holly, and others will take the stage in Shepard Park Saturday, June 5, 2021, 2:30 – 7 p.m. The … Read more
Where to find Mother’s Day 2021 brunches and dinners in Lake George
It has been a challenging year for everyone, and nationwide the restaurant industry has struggled under shut-down orders, curfews and capacity restrictions necessitated by the … Read more
Live music returning to Wood Park Memorial Day Weekend 2021
Dave Ehmann, producer of the Adirondack Independence Music Festival, says last year “was a kick in the teeth.” The pandemic shut down the AIM Festival. … Read more
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
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