Winter Wander Walk

Saturdays - January through March – 1pm

Excluding January 25th, February 22nd, and March 22nd

Join us for a relaxed, guided walk or snowshoe along the scenic Rich Lake Trail, where we’ll explore the history of the Huntington Wildlife Forest, the Adirondacks, and the region’s logging heritage. Along the way, we’ll discover whatever nature has in store for us! This easy 0.7-mile loop takes you through diverse habitats, including a raised boardwalk through a picturesque cedar swamp, and offers beautiful views of the Goodnow Fire Tower. Perfect for all skill levels, this trail promises a peaceful yet enriching experience in the heart of Adirondack nature. Snowshoes or microspikes available at the AIC.

Get ready for the annual Car Show in North Hudson

What to Expect:

• All makes and models welcome

• Raffles and 50/50 – purchase tickets early (must be present to win)

• Live music starting at 10:00 AM

• Event T-shirts, drinks, and chips available for purchase

Schedule:

• Location: Behind Paradox Brewery, North Hudson, NY 

• 9:00 AM – Registration (If you arrive early, please be patient)

• 9:15 AM – Raffles, 50/50, and merch sales open

• 10:00 AM – Music begins

• 12:00 PM – Raffle drawings (time subject to change)

• 1:30 PM – 50/50 drawing (must be present to win)

• Pre-registration opens soon. Stay tuned.

Schedule IS subject to change.

Bring your vehicle, invite your friends, and enjoy a great day at the show.

Elaine Schwartz Memorial Woods Walk

Saturday June 21st, 10:00 am

Join the Interpretive Naturalist Intern Saturday, June 15th at 10am for the summer’s first Woodland Walk on the Rich Lake Trail in memory of AIC friend Elaine Schwartz. The Rich Lake trail is an easy 0.7-mile loop that winds through various habitats, including a raised boardwalk through a cedar swamp, and offers views of the Goodnow Fire Tower.

Get ready for live music every Friday and Saturday this Summer!

We're moving and grooving all summer long at The Tavern! Join us on Friday & Saturday evenings from for unforgettable nights of live music featuring local favorites. Our patio (or indoor space if it rains) transforms into the ultimate summer hotspot, where you can enjoy the best tunes while sipping on your favorite drinks. Whether you’re dancing the night away or just chilling with friends, The Tavern is the place to be. Don't miss out on the fun – see you this Saturday for a night of music, laughter, and great vibes!

July:

• Friday 7/11: No Clue Band, 7-10pm
  NO CLUE is a high energy ensemble with decades of experience performing a wide range of music, spanning from the 80’s to today’s hits. Venues LARGE and small; clubs, casinos, festivals, fairs, community organizations, and weddings are just a sampling of what they can do. This powerhouse continually performs well over 100+ gigs a year and has had the fortune to work with such renowned talent agencies such as Anthony Baker Entertainment, Frank Kielb Entertainment and Media Five Entertainment.  
• Saturday 7/12: RC & The Ponders, 7-10pm
  RC & The Ponders are a band that started during Covid just to stay busy. They've grown over the past five years and have been playing together, excited to share their efforts. They play a wide variety of music and covers, creating a lively following.
• Friday 7/18: Mike Grazioso, 7-10pm
  Mike Grazioso is a local musician and luthier who resides in Schroon Lake, NY .   He plays a mix of popular music from the 60's thru the 2000's, including some original songs.  His style ranges from Folk to Country to Rock.  He has built over 60 guitars to date and plays guitars he has built.
• Saturday 7/19: Tim and Chris, 7-10pm
  Chris and Tim are both singer/songwriters and multi instrumentalists based in Saratoga Springs NY. They play a wide variety of cover songs that features Americana, Classic Folk, Rock, Country, Irish, and more with tight harmonies throughout! You can find their schedule at twecmusic.com
• Friday 7/25: Skinder & Sage, 7-10pm
  Skinder + Sage is more than a band—it’s a love story. Trudi (Skinder) and Pete (Sage) met hiking in the Adirondacks in 2012, bonding over their shared passions for music, fitness, and the mountains. They married on Cinco de Mayo in 2021 and have been making music—and margaritas—ever since.
• Saturday 7/26: Tim Wechgelaer, 7-10pm
  Tim is a singer/songwriter who makes his home in Saratoga Springs NY. He plays Guitar, Violin/Fiddle, and Mandolin. His repertoire includes a wide variety of styles featuring Folk, Country, Classic Rock, Irish, and more! His latest CD “ Long Time Gone” is 11 all original songs and is available on all streaming platforms and on his website twecmusic.com

August:

• Friday 8/1: Joe Defelice, 7-10pm
  Originally from New Hampshire, Joe DeFelice is a singer-songwriter currently living in New York's Adirondack Region. His original music and songs are influenced by artists ranging from The Beatles and Bob Dylan to Soundgarden and Guster. In his debut EP, Outside Looking In, listeners are treated to an eclectic mix of indie rock, alt country, folk and pop. Melodic vocals and catchy hooks combine with lyrical storytelling for a collection of truly memorable tunes.
• Saturday 8/2: No Clue Band, 7-10pm
  NO CLUE is a high energy ensemble with decades of experience performing a wide range of music, spanning from the 80’s to today’s hits. Venues LARGE and small; clubs, casinos, festivals, fairs, community organizations, and weddings are just a sampling of what they can do. This powerhouse continually performs well over 100+ gigs a year and has had the fortune to work with such renowned talent agencies such as Anthony Baker Entertainment, Frank Kielb Entertainment and Media Five Entertainment.  
• Friday 8/8: Lang & I, 7-10pm
  Lang and I is a local rock band from Ticonderoga featuring Quinn Lang (vocals), Kyle Lang (guitar/vocals), Mike Iturrino (guitar/vocals), Darren Patnode (drums), and Matt Cossey (bass).  Covers range from classic to alternative to modern--from The Rolling Stones, to the Beatles; from Fleetwood Mac, to The Beastie Boys; and from The White Stripes, to Taylor Swift and Noah Kahan. The band frequently performs in the local area, and has also played in Burlington, Saratoga, and Plattsburgh.
• Saturday 8/9: Tim and Chris, 7-10pm
  Chris and Tim are both singer/songwriters and multi instrumentalists based in Saratoga Springs NY. They play a wide variety of cover songs that features Americana, Classic Folk, Rock, Country, Irish, and more with tight harmonies throughout! You can find their schedule at twecmusic.com
• Friday 8/15: Rob Pulsifer, 7-10pm
  Rob Pulsifer delivers a powerful solo performance rooted in classic rock and roll. Hailing from both Saratoga Springs and Elizabethtown, NY, Rob brings decades of musical experience to the stage with electric guitar riffs and gritty vocals that channel the golden age of rock. The front man of E’TOWN EXPRESS, Rob is taking the spotlight solo, performing high-energy covers of rock favorites and delivering a show that’s as nostalgic as it is electrifying.
• Saturday 8/16: Fulton's Folly, 7-10pm
  Fulton's Folly plays music you love: Fleetwood Mac, the Beatles, Linda Ronstadt, Eagles, 60s and 70s classics, some blues and country too!
• Friday 8/22: Marc Sica of The Nashville Attitude, 7-10pm
  Marc Sica of The Nashville Attitude brings the spirit of Nashville to life in this dynamic solo performance. With his signature blend of artistry and versatility, Marc covers top country hits, timeless classics, and a mix of Blues and Rock ‘n’ Roll favorites. His soulful voice and polished guitar work create a high-energy yet heartfelt experience that captures the essence of contemporary country music—keeping audiences singing along and coming back for more.
• Saturday 8/23: Fulton's Folly, 7-10pm
  Fulton's Folly plays music you love: Fleetwood Mac, the Beatles, Linda Ronstadt, Eagles, 60s and 70s classics, some blues and country too!
• Friday 8/29: Mike Grazioso, 7-10pm
  Mike Grazioso is a local musician and luthier who resides in Schroon Lake, NY .   He plays a mix of popular music from the 60's thru the 2000's, including some original songs.
• His style ranges from Folk to Country to Rock.  He has built over 60 guitars to date and plays guitars he has built.
• Saturday 8/30: Rob Pulsifer & E'Town Express, 7-10p
• Rob Pulsifer grew up between Saratoga Springs and Elizabethtown, NY, with deep roots in the Adirondacks and an even deeper love for rock and roll. As lead guitarist and alternate vocalist for E’TOWN EXPRESS, Rob helped shape the band’s signature sound. In 2007, he stepped up as front man, eventually rebranding the group as Rob Pulsifer and the E’TOWN EXPRESS. Whether solo or with the band, Rob delivers high-energy performances packed with classic rock hits, gritty vocals, and crowd-pleasing covers that capture the spirit of rock’s golden age.

Fort Ticonderga's Heritage, Harvest and Horse Festival

Fort Ticonderoga, surrounded by magnificent autumn backdrops of the Adirondacks and Green Mountains will present the Annual Heritage, Harvest, & Horse Festival on October 5, 2024.  The full day of autumn fun will be set in the midst of the King’s Garden heirloom apple trees and the beautiful landscape of the mountains and Lake Champlain.

Guests are invited to discover the historical importance of horses and other working animals during exciting demonstrations, meet our friendly oxen duo, stroll through Fort Ticonderoga’s farmers’ market featuring local food, beverages, and crafts, participate in family fun activities, and tackle the six-acre Heroic Corn Maze. This fall favorite event, combined with daily Fort Ticonderoga programs, makes for a great annual family tradition.

Whether you are looking to experience a horse-drawn wagon ride, indulge in local homemade delights, or pick apples by the bag from our heritage apple orchard, there is something for everyone and all ages when it comes to our Annual Fall Festival! Included with General Admission ticket.

Let's Celebrate Small Business Together and Shop Small!

#ShopADK this year! Saturday, November 30 there will be a "Day of Deals" perfect for everyone to support our local businesses. Stay PDF for all the deals!

Memorial Day Saturday!

A Memorial Weekend Bash: Celebrate the start of summer with our Memorial Weekend bash—filled with great summer food, Live music, and fun for all ages!

Event Highlights:

• Kid-Approved Fun
  • From lawn games and arts & crafts to an endless supply of sidewalk chalk, the little ones will stay entertained all evening long.
• Block Party Buffet | 5–7 PM
  
  • Dig into an outdoor buffet full of summertime favorites — think burgers, fresh sides, and all the classics, served up with a Lodge twist.
• Live Music by Mike and the Monsters | 7–10 PM
  • Get ready to dance the night away with *FREE* live tunes from Mike and the Monsters. Covering a wide range and variety of music, Mike and the Monsters perform with energy, professionalism, style and true rock and roll conviction! Modern sounds of pop and classic rock create a maximum danceable party vibe that make up the Monster's musical repertoire. Their high-energy set of rock and pop hits are sure to bring the block party vibes all night long!

Enjoy fire pits, cold drinks, and unbeatable lake views as we celebrate the start of summer with family, friends, and music under the stars.

This event is open to guests and the public. Bring your lawn chairs and come hungry!

The 29th annual Adirondack Marathon Distance Festival!

Join us for the scenic and exhilarating Adirondack Marathon & Half Marathon, set amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York. This annual event, established in 1997, attracts runners from around the globe to experience its challenging yet picturesque courses.

Get ready for a high-energy weekend at the 2025 Adirondack Marathon and Distance Festival on September 27th and 28th! Choose from the Marathon, Half Marathon, or the competitive 2 & 4 Person Relay on Sunday, all against the stunning backdrop of Schroon Lake. Saturday features the lightning-fast 5K & 10K in Chestertown and the Kids Fun Run in Schroon Lake. Don't miss out on this unforgettable running experience in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains! Don't miss out on this memorable running experience in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains!

Paradox Brewery will be back at the finish area again on Sunday to help you celebrate your success.

Race Classes:

• Marathon - Sunday
• Half-Marathon - Sunday
• Relay - Sunday
• 5K, 10K, and Fun Run - Saturday

We can't wait to have you come run with us!  Register Today!

Explore the Adirondack Hub this Fall:

From scenic hikes and outdoor adventures to local events, there is so much to explore in the Adirondack Hub during the fall season. The Hub, which includes the charming towns of Newcomb, North Hudson, Minerva, and Schroon Lake, boasts stunning landscapes, rich history, and unique experiences. Whether you're exploring fall foliage, visiting historic sites, or enjoying local festivals, the Adirondack Hub is the perfect fall getaway.

Sweeney Todd

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Book by Hugh Wheeler from an adaptation by Christopher Bond
August 14, 15, 17 at 7:30 pm, August 16 at 2:00 pm

This Tony Award-winning Best Musical is a perennial favorite of artists and audiences for its incredible score, star-making characters, and dark comedic story. Experiencing Sweeney Todd in the intimate Oscar Seagle Memorial Theater is a treat that should be enjoyed by all.

Tickets: Adults $55, Children 12 and under $45

Solar Eclipse – April 8th, 2024

The partial eclipse begins at 2:12 pm. Totality begins at 3:24 pm. The maximum eclipse is at 3:26 pm.
Our lifts will not be open for foot-passenger scenic sky rides. Skiers and riders are not permitted to stay on the mountain after we close.

Watch this once-in-a-lifetime astronomical event and party on the sundeck in the Base Area for free! Join us for a Live DJ, festivities, and Solar Eclipse Glasses giveaways as the moon passes between the Earth and the sun. Free admission! Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon album will play in the air as this monumental astrological event occurs.

• 1:30 Party on the Sundeck Starts with Music and Solar Glasses Distribution.
• 1:30 pm: The Straight Brook & High Peaks Quad will close
• 1:45 pm: The Northside & Burnt Ridge will close
• 2:00 pm: All Lifts are closed. All skiers & riders must be off the mountain and trails.
• 2:12 pm: The partial eclipse starts
• 3:24 pm: Totality begins
• 3:26 pm: The maximum eclipse
• 4:00 pm:  Event over

Lift Ticket Special for Skiing & Riding:
Join us for $40 Skiing and snowboarding lift tickets. Free for 2023-24 & 2024-25 Passholders.
-Due to a decrease in light and visibility during this event, we plan to close our ski lifts at 2 pm for the day. The Straightbrook & High Peaks Quad will close at 1:30pm. The Northside & Burnt Ridge will close 1:45pm.
–Our lifts will not be open for foot-passenger scenic skyrides. Skiers and riders cannot stay on the mountain after we close. No Uphill or Hiking is permitted.

Eye Safety: 
Complimentary eclipse glasses will be provided as supplies last.

Remember: Looking directly at the eclipse without proper eye protection is never safe.
Sunglasses are NOT SAFE for viewing.
Viewing any part of the bright sun through a camera lens, binoculars, or a telescope without a special-purpose solar filter secured over the front of the optics will instantly cause severe eye injury.