Ice Castles to rise in Lake George this winter
Thousands of icicles, hand-sculpted and arranged by a team of artists, will form a glittering, LED-lit display of caverns, tunnels, slides, fountains and towers reaching … Read more
Outdoor activities
Lake George Oktoberfest 2021 to bring food, music, games to Canada Street
Traffic will be diverted from Canada Street this Columbus Day Weekend to make room for music, dancing and a beer garden. The 10th Annual Lake … Read more
Warrensburg Apple Festival to feature cider, doughnuts and locally grown fruit
The Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers’ Market is holding its 8th Annual Apple Festival on Friday, Sept. 17, 2021. The Festival runs 3-6 p.m. at the park … Read more
Photos: Classics line Canada Street during Adirondack Nationals car show
Revving engines, rumbling exhaust systems, exhaust fumes and a little burnt rubber, these are the sounds and smells of car show weekend in Lake George. … Read more
Photos: Lake George Triathlon Alpha 70.3 race
Updated Sept. 5, 2021 Sept. 4, 2021 – The sun had yet to rise over French Mountain when the first wave of swimmers dove into … Read more
Triathletes to compete at Lake George event Labor Day Weekend
The 2021 Lake George Triathlon Festival kicks off Friday, Sept. 3 and continues through Sunday, Sept. 5 with races and a fitness expo. Organizer Alpha … Read more
Photos: Lake George Village Farmers’ Market
The Lake George Village Farmers’ Market offers a mix of fresh produce, baked goods, locally produced artisan foods and soaps, artwork and hand-crafted jewelry and … Read more
Tiki Tours launches new vessel on Lake George
Tiki Tours celebrated the launch of a new 30-foot, tiki-style pontoon boat with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday morning. This is the second boat in their … Read more
Lake George Art and Craft Festival coming to Wood Park
After 41 years of sponsoring the juried Southern Vermont Art and Craft Festival in the Green Mountain State, festival promoter Craftproducers is moving its premier … Read more
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
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
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
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
Warrensburgh Farmers Market to host Adirondack artisan festival
The Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers Market is bringing Adirondack artisans to the weekly market this Friday, Aug. 14. The vendor list includes Gold Maple Farm, Bear … Read more
Photos: We examine Dean Farm Heritage Trails
Occasionally, our Lake George examining takes us beyond the lake to explore the greater Lake George region. The Lake George Land Conservancy’s 2020 Virtual Hike-A-Thon … Read more
Most Lake George beaches to open in June
The first day of summer is approaching, and outdoor temperatures are rising. Lake George, as part of the Capital District, is entering Phase 3 of … Read more
Lake George 2020 Hike-A-Thon is going virtual
The coronavirus pandemic has cancelations for Lake George events coming in daily. Any event that brings people together poses health risks. The Lake George Land … Read more