Paradox Lake Association Bingo Night

For more information, visit paradox-lake.com

Celebrating over 50 years of LIVE music on Schroon Lake. Enjoy a Schroon debut for this well-known Boston based band with great vocals, playing alt/country, rock and Americana.

Sponsored by the Schroon Lake Arts Council. With our continuing partnership with the Schroon Lake Chamber of Commerce, all of our concerts continue to be FREE! This year, all concerts are scheduled to take place on the front lawn of The Lodge at Schroon Lake (rain location: Boathouse Theater, Dock St). 

Visit schroonlakearts.com for more information.

Celebrating over 50 years of LIVE music on Schroon Lake. Enjoy the music of "The Clements Brothers" Identical twins with incredible vocals, harmony and musicianship - another Schroon debut!

Sponsored by the Schroon Lake Arts Council. With our continuing partnership with the Schroon Lake Chamber of Commerce, all of our concerts continue to be FREE!  This year, all concerts are scheduled to take place on the front lawn of The Lodge at Schroon Lake (rain location: Boathouse Theater, Dock St). 

Visit schroonlakearts.com for more information.

Celebrating over 50 years of LIVE music on Schroon Lake. Enjoy classical chamber music as the Meadowmount School of music returns to Schroon Lake featuring the rising generation of musicians!

Sponsored by the Schroon Lake Arts Council. With our continuing partnership with the Schroon Lake Chamber of Commerce, all of our concerts continue to be FREE!  This year, all concerts are scheduled to take place on the front lawn of The Lodge at Schroon Lake (rain location: Boathouse Theater, Dock St). 

Visit schroonlakearts.com for more information.

Love to play an instrument? Out of practice or at the top of your form, doesn’t matter, it’s just for fun.

Every Monday night from June to October local music fans get together in the Boathouse to JAM. Start at 7pm and play till 10pm.

Everyone is welcome! Don’t play, that’s ok, Watchers are welcome too.

Sponsored by the Schroon Lake Arts Council. Call 518-532-9259 for more information, or visit schroonlakearts.com

Welcome to the North Creek Farmers Market

Come one, come all, and bring friends!

Located on the banks of the beautiful Hudson River in North Creek we offer weekly guest musicians playing rock, folk, blues, bluegrass and who knows.  Our wonderful vendors offer veggies, fruit, breads, jams, peanut butter, chocolates, sweets, libations, pizza, crafts, homemade foods, maple syrup, pottery, soaps and more.  We have a friendly group of volunteers to greet you and provide information if you are new to the area or just visiting.  We love the Adirondacks, the North Creek Area and will joyfully to share that love with you.  Check us out on Facebook and Instagram.  

We are also dog friendly so bring the pooch and they may be our dog of the week!!  All are welcome at this market.

Learn about local birds of prey and owls at this free live animal program presented by Silent Wings Raptors. Call the Library at 518-532-7737 ext 13 for more information or visit schroonlakelibrary.org

See the full schedule below! Please note that specific boat launches may be impacted by fishing tournaments. 

Lake Champlain is a freshwater giant—and a fishing paradise. Here's why anglers keep coming back:

• 500 miles of shoreline
• Waters plunging to 400 feet deep
• 80+ fish species calling it home
• 120 miles of lake to roam
• 70 islands to discover along the way

Grab your gear—there’s always something biting on Lake Champlain.

Northern Department 250th Anniversary Celebration

In June of 1775, the Continental Congress established the Northern Department, a military department of the Continental Army charged with administering most of northern New York State and the surrounding region. Today’s Northern Department links Revolutionary historic sites and museums in New York, Vermont, and Québec that formed the historic department, to introduce new generations to the remarkable legacy of one of North America’s most concentrated historic regions.

Explore the 2025 A Revolutionary Anthology: Subjects, Citizens, Service Exhibit
 
 
Before the Revolutionary War, most colonists and Europeans were subjects, ruled by a king or queen. Americans eventually formed their own government run by citizens, but it took a grueling struggle. A person’s experience with the military service varied based on their location, culture, and politics. And the ways that service evolved during the war influenced how people look at military service even today.

If you plan to attend RSVP to Martha Strum <mstrum@fort-ticonderoga.org>

Birding at Great Camp Santanoni

Join Charlotte Demers for a morning bird walk at the Santanoni Preserve. Participants will meet in the upper parking lot to begin a one mile stroll to the Farm Complex. A slow paced walk on this flat dirt road should result in seeing or hearing some of the 98 species of birds that have been recorded at Santanoni. Plan on 2 hours to reach the Farm Complex, with the return to the parking lot at your own pace. This is a great trip for beginning birders. Participants should bring insect repellent, water, snacks, and appropriate footwear/clothing for a 2 mile round trip hike. Binoculars will be provided.

This walk is co-sponsored by AARCH and SUNY ESF's AIC. This is a free event and no pre-registration is required.