Join the Lake George Land Conservancy and Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center to learn about beavers! Beavers are called ecosystem engineers for a reason! During a walk along the trails, check out a real beaver pond and lodge. Then use your observations to make a beaver dam model. Will it hold back water as...
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Who Knows plays from 7-10pm at the Tavern on the Lake at Blue Water Manor! Call 518-644-5400 to make dinner reservations.

Join us for an elegant cantina-style evening on the Sembrich lakeshore featuring a rising star from the world of opera, tenor Leonardo Sánchez. After five years in Europe, Sánchez has returned to his native roots with a program that evokes the color, tradition, and passion of his beloved Mexico. A not-to-be-missed evening of song and...
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Enjoy a relaxing summer evening aboard the Carillon tour boat and revel in the region’s scenic beauty. Toast to the King’s health with a complimentary cocktail of soldiers’ rum punch as you discover Ticonderoga’s rich maritime history. Let stories of armed schooners to Prohibition-era rum runners fire your imagination during your trip on Lake Champlain...
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Low Keys plays from 7-10 pm at the Tavern on the Lake at Blue Water Manor! Call 518-644-5400 to make dinner reservations.

Mike LaPoint plays from 4-8pm at the Tavern on the Lake at Blue Water Manor! Call 518-644-5400 to make dinner reservations.

Brandon LaRocca plays from 6-9pm at the Tavern on the Lake at Blue Water Manor! Call 518-644-5400 to make dinner reservations.

Join us for a family friendly evening of trivia!

Baz Luhrmann’s extravagant, operatic biopic of the King of Rock and Roll, told from the point of view of Col. Tom Parker, Elvis’ Mephistopheles-like manager, played by Tom Hanks.

The Switch is a rock n' roll band that also calls on blues and funk influences. Known for their powerful and full sound, they'll be performing everything from Led Zeppelin to the Allman Brothers to the Meters to BB King to some originals. Rain Location: Town Hall

Join the Lake George Land Conservancy for our Living Lands summer presentation series. Each week, we will take an exclusive and up-close look at the people, history, and wildlife of the lands of Lake George and the Adirondacks, past and present. This week will feature a talk by Samantha LaFond, a modern-day woodswoman excelling at...
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Untethered plays from 6-9pm at the Tavern on the Lake at Blue Water Manor! Call 518-644-5400 to make dinner reservations.

Chuck Kelsey plays from 6-9pm at the Tavern on the Lake at Blue Water Manor! Call 518-644-5400 to make dinner reservations.

Spend a day at Fort Ticonderoga and participate in a series of programs designed for homeschool families! Discover Ticonderoga’s epic history through historic trades and soldiers’ life activities, participate in guided tours and thrilling demonstrations and explore the historic site. Explore the beauty of the King’s Garden and create your own special memories with coloring...
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Join the Lake George Land Conservancy and Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center to learn about the Lake George ecology. On this out-and-back hike following Ed’s Red Stripe Trail, you’ll learn from a Naturalist about the plants and animals of the area. While enjoying the views of Lake George’s Northwest Bay in the distance you...
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Come hear haiku, tanka, and other nature poetry as we wander through Rogers Memorial Park, filling our senses with the images, scents, and sounds of the gardens, trees, and water. We’ll share our impressions and try to capture a sense of mono-no-a-wabi, which loosely translates into “ahness.” Back at the library we’ll use prompts from...
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On September 28 at 6:30pm, Reuben Smith of Tumblehome Boatshop will give a presentation at the Bolton Historical Museum called Exquisite Boats and Boating—Boating in Style More Than a Century Ago. In the latter part of the 19th century, people of means began to take time away from the dirty industrial cities to breathe the...
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Join the Lake George Land Conservancy and a Naturalist from Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center on a walk through the forest observing how the local trees are changing before winter, and learn some Adirondack tree identification. This hike is rated moderate and includes a gradual ascent. 1.2 miles total length. Please register at least...
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