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North Creek Farmers Market

The North Creek Farmers Market welcomes all. 

Come find great produce, jams/jellies, peanut butter, breads, maple syrup, libations, food, music and more! 

The market operates every Thursday from June 18 to September 17 from 2:00pm-5:30pm and is located at River Front Park, 21 Railroad Pl, North Creek, NY 12853 along the beautiful Hudson River. The market is pet friendly.

Town of Moriah M3 MusicFest V

Town of Moriah's M3 MusicFest V (5)

Saturday of Labor Day Weekend, September 5th, 3-8 pm at Port Henry Beach! 3 new BANDS this year: Ursa and the Major Key, Mountain Echo and lastly Hodgepodge closes the show! Marcus Carson opens! Food, Vendors and Crafts! Always Free, Rain or Shine (tents provided). Open Mic too (3-4)! Stay put and watch the light boat show and fireworks from your M3 chair

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Hay Fields Music, Munchies, and Motors Mondays

Monday night Food Truck extravaganzas!

Head to Hay Fields in North Hudson for "Music, Munchies, & Motors Mondays" starting from June 29th to August 31st. Enjoy live music by local artists as you indulge in delicious meals from food trucks. Car Cruising clubs will have premium parking spots reserved. Explore the antique mall and flea market for a delightful shopping experience.

Live Music Performers throughout the summer include: 

  • June 29 - Willie Playmore

  • July 6 - TwoFold

  • July 13 - Solice the Band

  • July 20 - Adirondack Song Dogs

  • July 27 - Willie Playmore

  • August 3 - Donna & Jeff Britton

  • August 10 - John DeFelice

  • August 17 - John DeFelice

  • August 24 - Solice the Band

  • August 31 - Adirondack Song Dogs

Community Nights at The Lodge at Schroon Lake

We’re mixing things up at The Lodge!

Join us every second Thursday of the month from 6:00 PM -8:00 PM for Community Night, where local nonprofits take center stage behind the bar! So swing by, grab a drink, and raise a glass to our local causes. 

$2 from each drink sold, all tips to the celebrity bartender, and 100% of proceeds from the night's signature cocktail go directly to support the cause of the night. PLUS, we match all proceeds raised from drinks- meaning double the fundraising!

Interested in hosting your own community night? Know a nonprofit that wants to get involved? Shoot us an email at info@lodgeatschroonlake.com – let’s keep the good times and good deeds flowing

 

  • May 14th, 2026: North Country Public Radio

    • Come meet the folks from North Country Public Radio, our community-supported public radio station in the North Country, providing regional news, locally hosted music, community events, and in-house entertainment productions on FM, podcast, and web, as well as your favorite NPR, APM, CBC, and BBC radio programs. Listen live on 95.3 FM in Schroon Lake, on the station's mobile app, or your preferred streaming device, and visit the NCPR website at NCPR.org

  • June 11th, 2026: Paradox Lake Association

    • Their collective purpose is to preserve and protect Paradox Lake and its surroundings, to enhance the water quality, fishery, boating safety, and aesthetic values of Paradox Lake, as a public recreational facility for today and for future generations.

  • July 9th, 2026: Schroon Lake Farmer's Market

    • The Schroon Lake Farmers Market brings together local growers, makers, and the community each summer to celebrate fresh, high-quality food and the people behind it. Run with support from the nonprofit Friends of the Schroon Lake Farmers Market, it offers a vibrant space for farmers, artisans, musicians, and families to connect, learn, and enjoy the rich agricultural and creative spirit of the Adirondacks.

  • August 13th, 2026: Adirondack Community Action Programs

    • Adirondack Community Action Programs, Inc. (ACAP), founded in 1965, serves Essex County by helping families overcome poverty and achieve self-sufficiency. As part of a nationwide network of Community Action Agencies, ACAP provides comprehensive support for children, adults, seniors, and families, coordinating programs and resources to meet community needs and create lasting impact.

  • September 10th, 2026: Adirondack Community Foundation

    • Adirondack Community Foundation's Strong Community Framework — the first-ever philanthropic vision for the Adirondack region — guides our approach to investing in promising opportunities across our five "whole community" focus areas.  In partnership with generous donors and capable nonprofits, we bring all the tools of a community foundation to bear to meet today's pressing needs and build charitable resources for the needs of tomorrow. 

  • October 8th, 2026: Seagle Festival

    • Seagle Festival is the premier opera and musical theater producing organization in the Adirondack region of upstate New York, as well as the oldest and one of the most distinguished summer vocal training programs in the United States

Bike the Barns

Bike the Barns

Bike the Barns is a fully supported recreational cycling event that highlights the rich agricultural heritage of the Lake Champlain Region. Riders will explore this beautiful area, with stops at local farms where you can connect with the producers driving the region’s vibrant food movement. The event concludes with a celebration featuring delicious local food, refreshing beverages, and live music.

Why Ride Bike the Barns?

  • Connect with local farms and the people behind the food movement
  • Enjoy scenic cycling through the stunning landscapes of the Lake Champlain Region
  • Support sustainable farming practices in the North Country
  • Celebrate with local food, drinks, and live music at the finish line

2026 Ride Details coming soon

SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, September 26, 2026

 

About Bike the Barns

Bike the Barns is all about connecting with our food, our farms, and our farming landscapes. Registration supports the Adirondack North Country Association's (ANCA) important work to bolster local food systems in order to drive economic growth, reduce food insecurity, and contribute to positive community and health outcomes.

Questions? Contact ANCA Event & Engagement Coordinator at cbottcher@adirondack.org.

Great Adirondack Moose Festival - Indian Lake

MOOSE-Y ON OVER FOR THIS GREAT FESTIVAL! 

Get ready for an excellent adventure in the heart of the Adirondacks during the annual Great Adirondack Moose Festival! This just might be your chance to see the elusive and extraordinary moose!

The Great Adirondack Moose Festival is held every September in Indian Lake. This 2-day festival is jam-packed with special events, including a moose-calling contest, old-fashioned turkey shoot, strut your mutt contest, and kid-friendly activities such as the ever-popular "Count the Moose Scat" contest! Discover the wild majesty of one of the most elusive animals of the northern forests and celebrate the return of moose to the Adirondacks!

Great Adirondack Moose Festival - September 26-27, 2026! 

  • Location: Indian Lake
  • Address: Route 28, Indian Lake 12842
  • (518) 648-5112 or (518) 648-5828

Stay tuned for the 2026 Event Schedule!

You "moose" come to visit us!

Our Great Adirondack Moose Festival has featured the following Adirondack and moose-related themed family fun activities:

• Very Popular - Annual Moose Calling Contest
• Saturday - Scenic Helicopter Rides
• Guided Wilderness Hikes
• Moose River Plains Self-guided Driving Wilderness Tour
• Old Fashioned Turkey Shoot
• Town of Indian Lake Museum-Open House
• Count the Moose Scat Contest
• Craft and Vendor Show
• "Monty" the Moose
• White Water Rafting
• North Country Sidewalk Sales
• Current Adirondack Moose Research
• NEW on Sunday - “Strut Your Mutt”, most moose-like dog contest

** If you are interested in registering as a vendor, please reach out to the Indian Lake Chamber of Commerce. Vendor Sign-up Link **

Indian Lake Country Christmas Tour

 Town of Indian Lake Country Christmas Tour

Enjoy the day and festive activities in Indian Lake!

Stay tuned for 2026 updates!

Here's a look at 2025:

  • DIY Scrabble Letter Christmas Ornaments
    • @ Indian Lake Welcome Center
    • Friday 11/28 & Saturday 11/29 | 10 am-3 pm
  • Light the Tree
    • @ Indian Lake Pocket Park
    • Friday 11/28 | 4 pm
    • Cookies & Hot Cocoa provided by L&J Catering & Moore
  • Gingerbread House Contest
    • @ Indian Lake Welcome Center
    • Drop off by Noon on 11/28 | Winner Announced @ 3:05 pm on 11/29
  • Charity Hat & Mitten Drive
    • @ Indian Lake Welcome Center
    • November 1 - December 19
  • $20.25 Shop Local Challenge
    • @Indian Lake Welcome Center
    • November 1 - November 29 | Winner Announced @ 3:05 pm on 11/29

Enjoy the day and festive activities in Indian Lake!DIY Scrabble Letter Christmas Ornaments@ Indian Lake Welcome CenterFriday 11/28 & Saturday 11/29 | 10 am-3 pmLight the Tree@ Indian Lake Pocket ParkFriday 11/28 | 4 pmCookies & Hot Cocoa provided by L&J Catering & MooreGingerbread House Contest@ Indian Lake Welcome CenterDrop off by Noon on 11/28 | Winner Announced @ 3:05 pm on 11/29Charity Hat & Mitten Drive@ Indian Lake Welcome CenterNovember 1 - December 19$20.25 Shop Local Challenge@Indian Lake Welcome CenterNovember 1 - November 29 | Winner Announced @ 3:05 pm on 11/29

Adirondack Harvest Festival

 2026 Adirondack Harvest Festival: Bees and Honey

The 10th Annual Adirondack Harvest Festival returns with a focus on the essential role of pollinators. This year’s theme, “Bees and Honey,” highlights the regional beekeeping community and the agricultural importance of bees to local farms. Organized by the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Essex County, this family-friendly event is free to attend.

The festival offers a mix of educational and interactive experiences centered on honeybee products and their everyday uses.

  • Demonstrations and Lectures: Free sessions focusing on the benefits of honey and beeswax.

  • Workshops: For an additional fee, attendees can participate in hands-on sessions to create beeswax wraps, candles, and medicinal salves.

  • Family Fun: Activities include a farm animal petting zoo, draft horse wagon rides, and a variety of children’s programming.

Local Food and Commerce

This event specifically champions regional growers and producers.

  • Farmers’ Market: Features more than 30 vendors who are members of Adirondack Harvest.

  • Dining: Food trucks will serve local fare, and the "Local Libations" tent will offer regional alcoholic beverages for guests 21 and older.

  • Community Support: Visitors are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items for a drive hosted by Adirondack Community Action Programs, Inc.

Live Entertainment

A full day of music will be provided by three notable local and regional acts:

  1. Annie in the Water: A favorite throughout the High Peaks region.

  2. The Big Takeover: Returning by popular.

  3. Ploughman’s Lunch: A farmer-based local band that will close out the day.

North Country New Year

North Country New Year Festival

New Year's Eve in Saranac Lake is decidedly entertaining and full of excitement for the whole family. Join us for live music and activities throughout the village.  

Building on the success of past celebrations—which showcased thrilling new performers alongside beloved returning acts—2026 promises to be the biggest and best North Country New Year yet. Enthusiastic audiences filled venues across the village last year, creating memories to last a lifetime.

The 2025 lineup included:

  • Grammy nominated Professor Louie & the Crowmatix headlining Town Hall 

  • Magic show by Alakazam!

  • Local music from The Allens

  • Ever-popular local favorites, the ‘50s/’60s revivalists Frankie & the Moonlighters

  • Hilarious comedy act by Moody McCarthy and Completely Stranded

  • Back again this year, Kids' Carnival with Scotto the Balloon Wizard, Circus with Sammy, Rainbow Sue, Joe Ferris, and a special visit from the Adirondack Sky Center planetarium! We can't forget to mention Jeff Boyer's Big Bubble Bonanza will be back! 

  • Ice skating at the Saranac Lake Civic Center

  • Game night and hot chocolate bar at Historic Saranac Lake's Laboratory Museum

  • Ms. Rebecca and Friends: a children's sing along with arts and crafts at St. Bernard's School 

  • Dance lessons at the Dance Sanctuary

  • Rides on the Adirondack Carousel

  • Breathtaking fire dancing by Smoke Show Fire Co.

  • A spectacular Fireworks Display 

Admission:

The artfully designed sticker serves as your admission to all events during North Country New Year. Stickers can be picked up at the Harrietstown Town Hall/Welcome Center on December 31. Please ensure you bring proof of purchase.

Admission Rates (stickers): 

  • $20 per person per sticker

  • $15 for seniors per sticker 

  • Free sticker for children under 18

Add a commemorative button! Admission will be via an official sticker, for $3 you can add a commemorative button upgrade during checkout. Buttons are locally designed and limited production.

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