Maple Days 2023: Thurman producers open sugar shacks to the public
Thurman Maple Days 2023 kicks off Saturday, March 11, with local maple producers opening their farms to the public the last three weekends of March. … Read more
Photos: Winter Carnival 2023 closes with ice cream, ponies and karaoke
The 2023 Lake George Winter Carnival opened the first weekend of February with brutally cold temperatures and icy winds. Four weekends later, on closing day, … Read more
Lake George Winter Carnival Paint & Sip packs the house at Blue Thirty-Two
The Lake George Winter Carnival Committee adds something new every year, expanding the roster of activities to engage people with a broad range of interests. … Read more
Lake George Winter Carnival 2023 kicks off with an Arctic blast
Once Friday’s gusty winds calmed, temperatures plunging to 20-below zero froze up the surface of Lake George, and at noon on Saturday, Feb. 4, Lake … Read more
Lake George Ice Castles announces opening date
The Ice Castles attraction at the Festival Commons in Lake George will open for the season Monday, February 6 at 4 p.m., Ice Castles announced … Read more
Ice bars returning to Lake George for winter 2023
Although 2023 is off to an unseasonably warm start, an Adirondack winter is bound to blow in. Several Lake George businesses are preparing to celebrate … Read more
Photos: Lake George New Year’s Day Polar Plunge 2023
More than 800 people rushed into Lake George and quickly rushed back out this New Year’s Day for Polar Plunge 2023 at Shepard Park Beach. … Read more
The year that was: Lake George 2022 in photos
2022 saw the nation slowly emerge from pandemic shutdowns. Although Lake George and Adirondack tourism remained strong in 2020 and 2021, concerts and festivals were … Read more
Hike, cruises and polar plunge on tap for Lake George on New Year’s Day
Though many may wish to spend New Year’s Day 2023 under a comforter recuperating from New Year’s Eve celebrations, there are several activity options in … Read more
Historians to commemorate Henry Knox’s artillery march with presentation
In December 1755, with Boston under siege by the British, Henry Knox began the “noble artillery train.” Knox used oxen-drawn sleds to haul 60 tons … Read more
Photos: Lake George kicks off the holidays with song and light
Thousands flocked to Lake George Village Saturday evening filling Shepard Park, the sidewalks up and down Canada Street, Beach Road and the Lakefront Walkway for … Read more
Holiday party and auction fundraiser to benefit Women in Need
The Lake George Region Women for Women in Need (WIN) will be holding a fundraiser holiday party and auction on Sunday, Dec. 11, 2 – … Read more
Lake George announces Lite up the Village 2022 schedule
Lake George will usher in the holiday season with the Lite up the Village 2022 celebration on Saturday, Nov. 26 in Shepard Park on Canada … Read more
Photos: Fort William Henry holds Veterans Day 2022 Ceremony
Fort William Henry held its annual Veterans Day ceremony on the hotel lawn Friday morning with French and Indian War reenactors firing a 21-musket salute … Read more
Holiday Train is back on track after a 2-year pause
The Canadian Pacific (CP) 2022 Holiday Train, decked out with thousands of colorful LED lights, will be pulling into the Saratoga Springs Amtrak Station at … Read more
Adirondack Winery raises more than $20K for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
The Adirondack Winery’s month-long Drink Pink fundraising campaign raised more than $20,000 for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of the Adirondacks, the winery announced in … Read more
Lake George Rotary honors veterans with 500 flags
Members of the Lake George Rotary gathered Saturday morning at the Lake George Welcome Corner and Veterans Memorial to plant rows of American Flags on … Read more
Fort William Henry announces big changes for historic Carriage House
Since the 70s it has been called Towers Hall with its twin towers overlooking Canada Street. Lake George Dinner Theatre began there, and the hall … Read more