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Glens Falls, N.Y. - The Park Theater Foundation presents a new summer comedy series, Comedy Night After Take A Bite, every Wednesday evening (7:30pm) at The Park Theater from July 9 through August 20th, 2025.

Ticonderoga, NY (June 4, 2025) – The Best 4th In The North Committee, is thrilled to unveil the official schedule for the 2025 Best 4th In The North Celebration, happening July 1–4 in Downtown Ticonderoga. A treasured tradition for residents and visitors alike, this multi-day event will include spectacular fireworks, a hometown patriotic parade, live entertainment, family-friendly activities, vendors, food, and plenty of festive fun.

Lake George, N.Y. - The exhibition "Balancing Ecosystems," on display at The Courthouse Gallery of the Lake George Arts Project from Saturday, June 21st to Wednesday, July 2nd, features the work of four artists: Lauren Comito, Milcah Bassel, Amanda Thackray, and Rachel Frank. Their multimedia artworks invite viewers to explore the visible, hidden, and symbolic aspects of natural beauty found in aquatic environments. Each artist expresses ideas of interconnection between organisms within ecosystems through imagery such as grids, nets, and repeating patterns.

Modern Art, European Prints, and Kinetic Sculpture

Glens Falls, NY— The Hyde Collection is thrilled to announce the opening of three new summer exhibitions, inviting visitors from near and far to experience a rich variety of both historic prints and modern art. Each exhibition presents a unique lens through which to explore dynamic artistic mediums and genres, alongside selections from the Museum’s permanent collection. …

Ticonderoga, NY (May 28, 2025) – The Ticonderoga Area will be filled with live music this summer as the Ticonderoga Festival Guild, the Town of Crown Point, the Town of Hague, the Town of Moriah, and Ticonderoga Area Farmers Market as well as at numerous event committees and businesses host music events throughout the season.

Glens Falls, N.Y. - The Park Theater Foundation is pleased to announce its fifth annual free Summer Concert Series at the Crandall Park Bandshell each Friday evening (7-8:30pm) from June 27-August 1st, 2025. This is a FREE concert series that serves to enhance the accessibility of the arts within the local community.

Lake George, N.Y. (May 21, 2025) - The Lake George Arts Project (LGAP) is thrilled to announce the line-up for its 2025 Summer Concert Series, a beloved tradition bringing free, live music to the shores of Lake George since 1979.

Nautical News, Birds of Prey Encounters, Beachside Events and more at Whiteface Lodge

Lake Placid, N.Y. (May 6, 2025) – The term “vacation” was born in the Adirondack Mountains, where 19th-century New Yorkers sought fresh air and mountain serenity during long summer retreats. This summer, Lake Placid’s Whiteface Lodge—a AAA Four Diamond-rated, MICHELIN Key Hotel and 2025 Good Housekeeping Family Travel Award winner – revives this timeless tradition with a fresh take on classic Adirondack fun, introducing new programs while bringing back beloved summer staples — most of them complimentary for resort guests.

Sky Flyer Zipline, Veterans’ Memorial Highway, Inline Skating Set to Open Summer Season

Lake Placid, N.Y. (May 15, 2025) – The New York State Olympic Regional Development Authority (Olympic Authority) is launching its summer and fall activities season with the opening of the Whiteface Veterans’ Memorial Highway on Friday, May 16. Additional early-season offerings include the Sky Flyer Zipline that opens on May 15, Discover Biathlon presented by Ariens at Mt Van Hoevenberg starting May 24 and the return of inline skating at the James C. Sheffield Speed Skating Oval on May 23.

Ticonderoga, NY - Fort Ticonderoga is proud to announce the historic gift of four Spanish cannon and two mortars from Yale University Art Gallery, securing these significant pieces in Fort Ticonderoga’s world-renowned artillery collection. The artillery, which has been on long-term loan from Yale since 1943, has been enjoyed by millions of visitors over the past eight decades. The striking green patina on these bronze artillery pieces is an iconic and instantly recognizable feature on Fort Ticonderoga’s storied landscape.