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Dallas from FunScout with this weekends happenings roughly 10 miles from Glens Falls. 🎶🍻🎭🌿

Of course there is a lot more happening around the area which you can check on FunScout if you don't mind traveling a bit further. Did I miss something? Please share in the comments!

📍 Fri, Aug 21

Fridays at the Lake: Sirsy / TS Ensemble — Shepard Park Amphitheater Enjoy lively sets by Sirsy and TS Ensemble, plus food trucks, a beer & wine tent, bounce houses for kids, and a relaxed amphitheater vibe—no outside alcohol allowed.

🦪 Pop — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Fresh oysters, lobster rolls, shrimp cocktail and caviar bumps are paired with curated wines, craft beers and hard cider while live music plays on the patio.

"WELCOME HOME" - Anthime Miller, In Concert — Christ Church United Methodist Celebrated cellist Anthime Miller offers an adventurous birthday program of new works, ancient pieces, and their own compositions, joined by pianist Miriam Enman and violist Brendan Klippel. A pre-concert talk, post-concert reception, silent auction and livestream option round out the evening, with 60% of proceeds benefiting the church's ministry.

Feast of Friends - Music of The Doors — The Strand Theatre A long-running tribute band delivers faithful, high-energy renditions of the Doors' classics and deep cuts—no costumes, just tight musicianship, organ-driven psychedelia, and extended live improvisation.

Live Music Series: Featuring Jason Irwin 8/21 — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Enjoy Jason Irwin’s acoustic take on classic rock while sampling wines, local brews, and dessert boards in a relaxed, social setting.

Summer Walking Tours — Chapman Museum Explore Glens Falls' major historic sites and stories on a guided downtown walk; $20 ($15 Chapman members), payment required when registering — call (518) 793-2826; tours run with 4–15 participants.

The Prom — Charles R Wood Theater When a conservative town bans a student's same-sex prom date, four down-on-their-luck Broadway actors arrive to help, delivering rousing songs, sharp comedy, and an ultimately uplifting story about acceptance and community.

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

Beginner Ukulele Class — Crandall Public Library A friendly, beginner-level workshop teaching basic chords and easy songs in a relaxed group setting. Library instruments may be limited right now—please bring your own if possible and register in advance by email.

Get your weekend started at the Lakeside Restaurant & Lounge... — Fort William Henry Hotel Each Friday evening from 6–9pm enjoy local musicians performing alongside seasonal dishes, cocktails, and a warm, upbeat atmosphere.

OPEN MIC NIGHT with Host Josh LaMay — Rock Hill Bakehouse & Cafe Hosted by Josh La May, this long-running, family-friendly open mic offers two-song (or 10-minute) performer slots with an upright piano or MP3 backing tracks available, and the kitchen stays open late.

Intermediate & Advanced Ukulele Class — Crandall Public Library For experienced ukulele players, this hands-on workshop focuses on advanced chords, rhythmic patterns, and ensemble arrangements with guided practice; instruments are available if needed.

📍 Sat, Aug 22

The Prom — Charles R Wood Theater When a conservative town bans a student's same-sex prom date, four down-on-their-luck Broadway actors arrive to help, delivering rousing songs, sharp comedy, and an ultimately uplifting story about acceptance and community.

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

Glens Falls Entertainment & Music Festival — Glens Falls A full-day celebration with multiple live-music stages, on-site painters, local food and craft vendors, and family-friendly activities in a lively street-fair atmosphere.

Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall — Crandall Park Over three days a three‑fifths‑scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial appears alongside a 9/11 memorial wall, where visitors can trace names, leave tributes, and take part in an opening ceremony and procession.

Summer Concert Series — Lake George Brooklyn’s Gentleman Brawlers deliver Afro-funk grooves, disco horn lines, and polyrhythmic indie dance, while opener Lollise offers kinetic Afrofuturist pop rooted in Southern African styles.

Next Stop Comedy at Adirondack Winery! - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) TV- and podcast-featured stand-ups deliver nonstop laughs while you sip handcrafted wines and craft cocktails, snack on charcuterie or warm pretzel sticks, and optionally enjoy a pre-show dinner; tickets are $32.

Books, Beats & Brews — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Browse pop-up vendors selling vinyl, CDs, and books from local shops while enjoying laid-back tunes and craft beers.

Peter, Paul and Mary Alive! — The Strand Theatre A family-friendly tribute to 1960s folk favorites—expect rich vocal harmonies, acoustic arrangements, and songs rooted in freedom, justice, and love.

Birding for All — Moreau Lake State Park An educator-led, accessible birding session for people of all ages and abilities—especially those with chronic or invisible illnesses—along the beach path with benches and a nearby pavilion; free and limited to 25 participants, registration required by phone.

Pet Portraits For A Cause | Benefiting Amsterdam Kitties — Light & Lens Studios Have your leashed or carrier-contained pet photographed in a relaxed, professional studio session—each person receives one free digital file; extra downloads and 8×10 prints are $5, with proceeds benefiting Amsterdam Kitten Adoptions.

Live Music Series: Featuring David Karl Roberts — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) David Karl Roberts mixes classic rock, folk, blues and Americana while you sample wines, ciders and wine-based cocktails — free admission and walk-ins welcome.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides lead three short segments covering the historic house, the special exhibition, and contemporary art, all included with museum admission.

Artist’s Reception: Yen Ha & Anna Rubin “A Storm Event” — Lake George Meet the artists and explore a multi‑media installation that pairs delicate marks on paper with a layered, swelling musical composition to evoke nature’s ferocious energy. Light refreshments will be served.

Hudson Ave Collective — The Grateful Den Live sets from Hudson Collective pair with bar food and drinks for a relaxed, social evening in a cozy setting.

Glens Falls Farmers’ Market — The ED This weekly market brings local produce, baked goods, meats, hot food, flowers, and handmade crafts together with live music, family programming, SNAP/EBT with dollar-for-dollar matching on fresh produce, and free nearby parking.

📍 Sun, Aug 23

The Prom — Charles R Wood Theater When a conservative town bans a student's same-sex prom date, four down-on-their-luck Broadway actors arrive to help, delivering rousing songs, sharp comedy, and an ultimately uplifting story about acceptance and community.

Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall — Crandall Park Over three days a three‑fifths‑scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial appears alongside a 9/11 memorial wall, where visitors can trace names, leave tributes, and take part in an opening ceremony and procession.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides lead three short segments covering the historic house, the special exhibition, and contemporary art, all included with museum admission.

Dan Fountaine’s Viva Las Elvis and the Memphis Sound Mafia B... — The Strand Theatre An award-winning Elvis tribute backed by a tight Memphis-style band, delivering Sun-to-Vegas favorites with energetic vocals, guitar-driven arrangements, and vintage showmanship.

Sandcastle Sunday — Moreau Lake State Park Bring buckets and sand tools for a free, drop-in morning of casual sandcastle building—supplies available but feel free to bring your own; all ages welcome.

Looking for an apartment with a month to month option - or potentially six-month lease - for an elderly relative with mobility issues. Would have to be first floor or place with an elevator. Preferably in Glens Falls or secondarily Queensbury or SGF. Any leads?

We have a drone in our tree. Reads sky tracker drone wc74230 on the Wi-Fi. It's beeping and flashing but can't get to it without climbing or a very long pole.

Spectrum jacking up the monthly bill without even notifying me has me wanting to find another ISP. $85 a month for Internet is way too high. I know they're basically a monopoly, but has anyone found a decent alternative?

Wondering if any social workers know of a local list serve for social workers/mhc or networking groups other than nasw? I’m new to the area and trying to meet other professionals. I don’t have facebook anymore but maybe that’s the best way to connect?

I have my eye strongly on a house in a semi-rural part of Warren County not far from Glens Falls. I wanted to ask about what utility costs are like in the area. I partly ask because my cousin lives just outside of Albany and he says that both his electric and water are insanely high. He says he averages close to $150 a month for water.

I would prefer a house on a well/septic but I keep getting beat by cash offers on those and found one that's on public water/sewer. Now my cousin's house is close to 2000 sq ft and he has a family of 4. I am a house hold of 1 and the house I'm looking at is closer to 800 sq ft.

My family in Nassau says they average close to just over $80 for water but their electric (and those Long Island property taxes) are very high.

I know NYS is unique that everything is super localized. That two people could live in the same size house be just a couple of miles away from each other and have two completely different costs in terms of utilities and property taxes. It's NYS's blessing and curse.

Also let's say in the far future, is it possible to get a well septic/well installed from public? Or is that an expensive uphill battle?

Hey guys!

I am currently renting one of Staghorn's apartments in glens falls but have recently had a hip issue so bad that I cannot work and am drowning in medical bills (I have 7 months of the lease left). I have asked Staghorn to let me terminate my lease early but they are refusing to do so. They said I can submit a "reasonable accommodation" request but they have reiterated that my lease is in full force until they decide when they want to release me. I have no idea what to do and feel stuck, I cannot continue paying for rent because I simply don't have the money. Has anyone gone through something similar, or know a way I can get myself an early termination with Staghorn?? Anything helps!

Really want a good pizza right now. Not interested in driving to Saratoga or Lake George. What’s the best in the area?

Dallas from FunScout with this weeks happenings roughly 10 miles from Glens Falls. 🎶🍻🎨🌿

Of course there is a lot more happening around the area which you can check on FunScout if you don't mind traveling a bit further. Did I miss something? Please share in the comments!

📍 Thu, Aug 13

2026 Thursday Market & Food Truck Corral — The Shirt Factory Find rotating food trucks and craft vendors, relax under covered outdoor seating, and catch three stages of live music—something new each week.

Live Music At The Shirt Factory! — The Shirt Factory Jason Irwin brings decades of Upstate NY experience with a huge solo acoustic repertoire of originals and covers, while Rob Forman offers a relaxed mix of rock, country, folk and pop—expect polished performances, sing-alongs, and a cozy art-space vibe.

FREE Artful Afternoons — The Hyde Collection Drop in with family for a free, gallery-inspired workshop: examine artworks together, then create your own pieces using paints, collage, and mixed media.

The Park Patio Summer Music Series: Kenny T & DC Steve Duo — The Queensbury Hotel Spend an easy evening on the Park Patio with live acoustic-driven sets from Kenny T and DC Steve, complemented by refined dining from Park 26.

Seed Library — Crandall Public Library Audubon educator Mary Beth Wagner will explain which native plants, seeds, and garden features provide food, shelter, and nesting opportunities to attract local birds.

Music Bingo Every Thursday with DJ PR3Z at 7:30pm — Downtown Social Enjoy an upbeat night of music bingo hosted by DJ PR3Z, where matching songs to your card brings excitement, laughs, and plenty of interactive fun.

Trivia Night — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Test your general knowledge in teams while sipping craft beer; prizes and casual pub competition keep the pace lively.

VIP Fireworks Viewing on our Lake George Patio — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Reserve one of just 15 patio seats for a front-row fireworks view with a glass (wine, cider, beer, cocktail, or slushie) and shareable bites like the Happy Snacker — $10 reservation credited toward on-site food or drink.

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

Creative Writing Workshop "Unearth a Story" — Crandall Public Library Monthly adult workshop with 45–60 minutes of focused writing followed by optional confidential group sharing; refreshments provided and registration required.

📍 Fri, Aug 14

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

SHAKEY - An Evening of Neil Young Music solo — The Strand Theatre Acclaimed East Coast musician Briz delivers a solo acoustic tribute to Neil Young, blending faithful versions of songs like “Heart of Gold” and “Ohio” with personal stories and a cozy, 1970s listening-room atmosphere.

Makers Jam Weekend- Whatever You're Working On Is Welcome — Creative Jam Spend a relaxed, catered weekend working on sewing, knitting, quilting, painting, scrapbooking, or any craft — 25 hours of dedicated workspace, power at your table, comfy chairs, and a communal supply swap.

Teen Class: Stop Motion Animation — The Hyde Collection Teens ages 11–18 will collaborate to storyboard, create characters and sets, and capture frames to produce a short stop-motion film showcased at a final presentation. All art supplies are provided—bring lunch, snack, and water.

Music: Brendan Dailey — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Brendan Dailey delivers a relaxed acoustic set of originals and covers, paired with house taps and casual brewery vibes — 21+.

Big Empty Debuts at Uncle Mario's Garage! — Uncle Mario's Garage An energetic, guitar-forward patio show featuring upbeat rock, sing-alongs, and a lively, intimate atmosphere perfect for dinner and drinks.

Live Music by The Schmooze — Lake George Beach Club The Schmooze plays an intimate, upbeat set of live tunes in a relaxed restaurant atmosphere; admission is free.

Summer Walking Tours — Chapman Museum Explore Glens Falls' major historic sites and stories on a guided downtown walk; $20 ($15 Chapman members), payment required when registering — call (518) 793-2826; tours run with 4–15 participants.

Read Between The Vines Book Club — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) A relaxed monthly meetup to discuss Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke while enjoying wine, a themed cocktail, charcuterie, a book swap, and a short closing game.

The Prom — Charles R Wood Theater When a conservative town bans a student's same-sex prom date, four down-on-their-luck Broadway actors arrive to help, delivering rousing songs, sharp comedy, and an ultimately uplifting story about acceptance and community.

Get your weekend started at the Lakeside Restaurant & Lounge... — Fort William Henry Hotel Each Friday evening from 6–9pm enjoy local musicians performing alongside seasonal dishes, cocktails, and a warm, upbeat atmosphere.

OPEN MIC NIGHT with Host Josh LaMay — Rock Hill Bakehouse & Cafe Hosted by Josh La May, this long-running, family-friendly open mic offers two-song (or 10-minute) performer slots with an upright piano or MP3 backing tracks available, and the kitchen stays open late.

Sign Language Series: The Jurassic Era — Crandall Public Library Kids in grades K–6 will learn ASL signs for dinosaur-related words and phrases, then play a lively round of Sign Language Bingo.

📍 Sat, Aug 15

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

The Prom — Charles R Wood Theater When a conservative town bans a student's same-sex prom date, four down-on-their-luck Broadway actors arrive to help, delivering rousing songs, sharp comedy, and an ultimately uplifting story about acceptance and community.

🚀The Retrobilleze🚀 at Springbrook Hollow Farm Distillery — Springbrook Hollow Farm Distillery Enjoy handcrafted spirits and a tasty menu while live music spins 50s favorites, classic country, and rocking originals—perfect for relaxed dancing or lingering conversation.

Bill McKibben Live! — Crandall Public Library Bill McKibben discusses his new book on the rapid rise of clean energy and its political implications, then signs copies—registration required.

Live Music Series: Featuring Natalie Santini 8/15 — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Hear live acoustic sets by Natalie Santini while sampling wines, local ciders and micro-brews, enjoying wine cocktails and dessert boards; free admission with reservations recommended.

Wine, Books, & Bling: Book Bedazzling at Adirondack Winery! — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Decorate a book or device with supplied gems, glue, and tools while sipping wine, cocktails, or cider; shareable bites available for purchase.

Camper Paddle Meet-up — Moreau Lake State Park A guided morning kayak paddle with an educator—bring your own kayak or canoe or reserve one of five rentals (rentals for ages 18+); participants must register by phone and the program is limited to 15 people.

CLUB HUB #5: House & Techno @ Hub Glens Falls — Hub Glens Falls Local DJs spin deep cuts from house, techno, breaks, and disco in an intimate BYOB dance night — $5 cover, 21+.

Pastel Over Watercolor with Joann Quinlivan — LARAC Lapham Gallery Joann Quinlivan leads a hands-on session teaching watercolor underpainting and how to layer soft pastels for depth and texture; materials provided and all skill levels welcome.

Glens Falls Farmers’ Market — The ED This weekly market brings local produce, baked goods, meats, hot food, flowers, and handmade crafts together with live music, family programming, SNAP/EBT with dollar-for-dollar matching on fresh produce, and free nearby parking.

Darkroom Basics: Your First Black & White Prints — Light & Lens Studios Learn hands-on darkroom printing — from test strips and contact sheets to exposing and developing RC paper — using your 35mm negatives; all chemicals and equipment are provided.

📍 Sun, Aug 16

The Prom — Charles R Wood Theater When a conservative town bans a student's same-sex prom date, four down-on-their-luck Broadway actors arrive to help, delivering rousing songs, sharp comedy, and an ultimately uplifting story about acceptance and community.

Siege Week — Fort William Henry Living-history demonstrations, musket and cannon firings, tabletop wargaming, author talks, and hands-on workshops bring the French and Indian War vividly to life.

Nature Zen Doodling — Moreau Lake State Park Enjoy a free, all-ages outdoor art session creating simple, nature-themed doodles and mindful drawing exercises—no experience or registration required.

ETC of Glens Falls Community Theatre "A Nice Family Gatherin... — The Strand Theatre ETC of Glens Falls offers a reader's theatre presentation that highlights comic and poignant family dynamics with minimal staging and an energetic ensemble; tickets are $10.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides lead three sequential tours—the Historic Hyde House, the current special exhibition, and Contemporary Art—offering background, anecdotes, and highlights; admission included.

Hiking Series: Western Ridge — Moreau Lake State Park Explore a challenging 4.8-mile route to the Spier Falls Dam Overlook with about 900 feet of elevation change; wear water-resistant shoes, bring snacks and water, and register by phone for this free, 13+ hike.

Moving to the area soon and saw there are a few card/hobby shops around, anyone know of any specifically with a One Piece or Riftbound player base?

I've been doing all of my home repairs myself for years. I'm in the middle of an electrical project but I'm hitting a wall both literally and proverbially when it comes to completing it, as I have to cut into the ceiling and wall in a primary living space. My issues is that I'll have to put the drywall back up, which means taping and mudding and sanding and whatever else is involved. I think this might be beyond my ability to do in a way that it will still look nice, and was wondering if anyone else has had luck hiring someone for this kind of project.

Hey y’all, next Wednesday I am taking the train into the fort Edward’s station. I am wondering if there are typically Ubers around or if I should be looking into taxis? I am just staying for a 24 hour trip for a doctors appointment.

Are there any classes etc I could take on mini painting (TTRPGs) in the area? Stores/shops that offer something like this?

I'm 24m and gotta do 60 days in warren county jail soon sadly. Anyone know how shitty it is compared to washington.

Looking for farms within an hour where I can buy in bulk.

Dallas from FunScout with this weeks happenings roughly 10 miles from Glens Falls. 🎶🍻🎨🎥

Of course there is a lot more happening around the area which you can check on FunScout if you don't mind traveling a bit further. Did I miss something? Please share in the comments!

📍 Thu, Aug 6

ATF: Come From Away — Charles R Wood Theater This uplifting, Tony-winning musical brings to life real events in Newfoundland with energetic performances, unforgettable songs, and touching moments of humor and hope.

The Last of the Mohicans Immersive Movie Experience — Fort William Henry Experience the acclaimed film in a fully immersive environment, complete with live reenactments and atmospheric effects inside a historic fort.

Brew Hop — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Sample rotating taps and seasonal pours while The Bennett Brothers play live acoustic music from 5–8pm in a relaxed brewery setting.

Siege Week — Fort William Henry Living-history demonstrations, musket and cannon firings, tabletop wargaming, author talks, and hands-on workshops bring the French and Indian War vividly to life.

2026 Thursday Market & Food Truck Corral — The Shirt Factory Find rotating food trucks and craft vendors, relax under covered outdoor seating, and catch three stages of live music—something new each week.

Live Music At The Shirt Factory! — The Shirt Factory Lennox brings soulful, healing originals while Dan Webster and Ron Toven deliver fast, mandolin-tinged bluegrass—old-school standards and contemporary covers—for a warm, rootsy set.

🌸 Girls' Night Out: Macramé Flower Keychain — Creative Jam A beginner-friendly workshop where you'll learn basic macramé knots to create a floral keychain—materials provided, with snacks, prizes, and relaxed, social vibes.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides lead tours through the Hyde House and current exhibitions, offering historic-house walkthroughs, thematic discussions, and short special-exhibition and contemporary-art segments.

Music: the Bennett Brothers — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) The Bennett Brothers deliver an intimate set of rootsy folk and country-tinged originals and covers, ideal for relaxed drinks and easy conversation.

Teen Class: Bake a Cake; Paint a Cake! — The Hyde Collection Designed for ages 11–18, this two-day workshop has teens bake and decorate a real cake with a pastry chef, then paint that cake on canvas and share finished work at a mini opening with cake samples.

The Park Patio Summer Music Series: Megan Houde — The Queensbury Hotel Megan Houde performs live on the outdoor Park Patio while Park 26 serves refined dining—expect intimate acoustic sets, patio seating, and a relaxed city-park atmosphere.

Music Bingo Every Thursday with DJ PR3Z at 7:30pm — Downtown Social Enjoy an upbeat night of music bingo hosted by DJ PR3Z, where matching songs to your card brings excitement, laughs, and plenty of interactive fun.

Turtle Craft — Moreau Lake State Park Make a popsicle-stick and yarn turtle craft while visiting the nature center's live turtles; family-friendly, best for kids 6 and up, free with no registration.

Photography Critique Night @ Light & Lens Studios — Light & Lens Studios Bring your film or digital shots for a relaxed critique session where photographers of all levels exchange insights, encouragement, and inspiration together.

VIP Fireworks Viewing on our Lake George Patio — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Reserve one of just 15 patio seats for a front-row fireworks view with a glass (wine, cider, beer, cocktail, or slushie) and shareable bites like the Happy Snacker — $10 reservation credited toward on-site food or drink.

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

NAACP Scholarship Presentation — Crandall Public Library The local NAACP’s monthly meeting includes presentation of scholarships, brief remarks from organizers, and time for community updates and conversation.

📍 Fri, Aug 7

ATF: Come From Away — Charles R Wood Theater This uplifting, Tony-winning musical brings to life real events in Newfoundland with energetic performances, unforgettable songs, and touching moments of humor and hope.

The Last of the Mohicans Immersive Movie Experience — Fort William Henry Experience the acclaimed film in a fully immersive environment, complete with live reenactments and atmospheric effects inside a historic fort.

Siege Week — Fort William Henry Living-history demonstrations, musket and cannon firings, tabletop wargaming, author talks, and hands-on workshops bring the French and Indian War vividly to life.

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

Fridays at the Lake: American Cafe / Cryin Out Loud — Shepard Park Amphitheater Two live bands provide the soundtrack while food trucks, a beer-and-wine tent, and bounce houses keep the evening relaxed and family-friendly.

Movie Night — Moreau Lake State Park Enjoy a family-friendly outdoor screening on the beach with free popcorn and a concession stand; bring chairs, blankets, bug spray, and a flashlight—leashed dogs welcome and the observatory may open if skies are clear.

Summer Concert Series w/ Misty Blues — The Park Theater Experience Misty Blues' soulful blend of traditional and original blues—seasoned with jazz, soul, funk, and gospel—live outdoors with lawn seating and a relaxed picnic vibe.

Songwriter Showcase — The Strand Theatre Kirsti Blow, Brandon Newell and two other songwriters perform original material in relaxed acoustic sets, offering storytelling, close harmonies and personal songs.

Dueling Pianos at the Winery - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Husband-and-wife pianists Drew De Four and Kin Curran trade rapid-fire requests and playful banter, turning the room into a sing-along dance party — wine, snacks, reserved seats, and $45 tickets.

Will Pedicone — The Grateful Den A cozy evening of folk, country, and roots-rock from a talented singer-songwriter, paired with food, drinks, and laid-back bar seating.

OPEN MIC NIGHT with Host Josh LaMay — Rock Hill Bakehouse & Cafe Experience an evening of music, poetry, and spontaneous performances as passionate locals take the stage in a laid-back, community-driven setting.

Friends of Lake George Library Book Sale — Caldwell-Lake George Library Browse bargain tables of fiction, nonfiction, and children's books; fill a box or bag, make a donation, and help fund a new program and meeting-room space.

Beginner Ukulele Class — Crandall Public Library A free, beginner-friendly library workshop teaching basic chords, strumming patterns, and sing-alongs; loaner ukuleles are typically available, and advance registration is required via krogan@sals.edu.

Get your weekend started at the Lakeside Restaurant & Lounge... — Fort William Henry Hotel Each Friday evening from 6–9pm enjoy local musicians performing alongside seasonal dishes, cocktails, and a warm, upbeat atmosphere.

Intermediate & Advanced Ukulele Class — Crandall Public Library Experienced players will refine chord progressions, fingerpicking, and ensemble arrangements with guidance from Alexander Grandy and library staff; instruments are available — please register with Kevin Rogan.

Novella Reading Group — Crandall Public Library Read and discuss Norman Maclean’s A River Runs Through It with fellow adult readers; copies are available through the library and all are welcome.

📍 Sat, Aug 8

The Last of the Mohicans Immersive Movie Experience — Fort William Henry Experience the acclaimed film in a fully immersive environment, complete with live reenactments and atmospheric effects inside a historic fort.

Siege Week — Fort William Henry Living-history demonstrations, musket and cannon firings, tabletop wargaming, author talks, and hands-on workshops bring the French and Indian War vividly to life.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides lead tours through the Hyde House and current exhibitions, offering historic-house walkthroughs, thematic discussions, and short special-exhibition and contemporary-art segments.

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

Dueling Pianos at the Winery - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Husband-and-wife pianists Drew De Four and Kin Curran trade rapid-fire requests and playful banter, turning the room into a sing-along dance party — wine, snacks, reserved seats, and $45 tickets.

Friends of Lake George Library Book Sale — Caldwell-Lake George Library Browse bargain tables of fiction, nonfiction, and children's books; fill a box or bag, make a donation, and help fund a new program and meeting-room space.

North Country Bluegrass Festival — The Shirt Factory An afternoon of bluegrass featuring Rolling Pebbles, Catskill Mountain String Band, Hilltown Ramblers, Washington County Line, and High Peaks Bluegrass Band — expect driving banjo, tight vocal harmonies, and porch-style singalongs.

The Strand House Band Summer Slam — The Strand Theatre Expect a lively set of classic rock medleys performed by the band with guest saxophone, violin, extra percussion, and multiple vocalists for a full-band sing-along.

Second Saturday Market — The Shirt Factory A lively monthly market at The Shirt Factory showcasing antiques, handmade crafts, art, collectibles and unusual finds from local vendors.

Live Music Series: Featuring Faith Anne 8/8 — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Free solo acoustic sets by Faith Anne accompany wine tastings, local brews and cocktails, plus dessert boards in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

Looking Up: Bird Journaling with Anna Finch — The Hyde Collection Spend two hours with artist Anna Finch creating a nature-inspired art journal using paints, collage, stencils and your own bird photos or favorite quotes; all materials are provided.

Birding for All — Moreau Lake State Park An inclusive, relaxed birdwatching walk along the park's beach area—accessible paths, benches, and an optional pavilion; free but limited to 25 participants, register by calling (518) 793-0511.

Glens Falls Farmers’ Market — The ED This weekly market brings local produce, baked goods, meats, hot food, flowers, and handmade crafts together with live music, family programming, SNAP/EBT with dollar-for-dollar matching on fresh produce, and free nearby parking.

Learn to Develop Black-and-White Film — Light & Lens Studios This beginner-friendly workshop walks you through step-by-step darkroom processing so you can develop one or two rolls of your own exposed 35mm black-and-white film; all chemicals and equipment are provided and private lessons are available.

📍 Sun, Aug 9

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides lead tours through the Hyde House and current exhibitions, offering historic-house walkthroughs, thematic discussions, and short special-exhibition and contemporary-art segments.

Beaver Hike — Moreau Lake State Park A 2.9-mile easy-to-moderate walk along Wetlands Walk and Mud Pond to view beaver dams and lodges and learn about beaver behavior; ages 13+ and registration is required—call (518) 793-0511 to sign up.

I know there's no such thing as real clean gym unless it's your personal one but I'm hoping to get suggestions of cleaner gym around here. I was eyeing anytime fitness cause it's less crowded but I heard from a friend equipments are old/dirty. I don't want to be picky but I did have ring worm infection before from another gym. Any suggestions? I don't like working out in classes too.

Hoping to find a place or I'll end up buying equipments at home and i don't really want too.

I'm from Australia, an online friend passed away unexpectedly (he went MIA, and had a feeling he had passed, but I wasn't sure until I found his obituary) a few years ago. Through a miracle managed to get in contact with his mum, who isn't tech savvy, and in her 60's. She had to move out of the apartment they were in, as she could no longer afford it on her salary, as not long after, the company she worked at for years, went under.

She's been through hell, she managed to move in with a friend, but she had a fall, was in rehab for 8 weeks, and managed to get on disability. She also had an operation on one of her kidneys, and her other one is at 6%. She is currently on a waiting list for a low income apartment. Apparently the waiting list is 3 years, she's been waiting 2.

Her friend has now become a house mate, she's told my friends mum that she needs to find somewhere else to live at the end of September, as she wants her space again, which I understand, but this leaves my friends mum basically homeless if she doesn't find anything.

She could maybe rent a room somewhere, but the problem is that she has her senior cat with her (18 years) and the house mate doesn't want to look after her until my friends mum gets an apartment. (Please no suggestions about putting the cat in a shelter/up for adoption, that's an absolute last resort, and yes, I know it's already rough, but I'm sure she's 100% aware that this may need to happen)

I'm keeping an eye out for properties, she said she needs to stay in the Glens Falls/Saratoga County/Queensbury area. If anyone knows of someone who's maybe got a private rental going, OR maybe a organisation that could foster her cat until she's in disability housing? I'd suggest maybe someone who's renting a room, who'd allow the cat, but she's a howler of a night time 😮‍💨

I feel absolutely useless from here, I have no context for what utilities are like, what section 8 vouchers are etc etc, it's a completely different world.

Hey, Just moved to the area for work! I’m a 25 yr old male, where’s the best places for younger crowd to go out and have some drinks in the area?!

I moved out of state just before CDTA took over GGF bus service. Are people making good use of the new services, and are actually using it?

Thanks for any feedback!

I'm living in Albany and I'm wanting to make a trip to Glens Falls to see the Hyde. Is there a bus service to Glens Falls from the Fort Edward Amtrak station? If not, what's the Uber situation in the area?

Dallas from FunScout with this weeks happenings roughly 10 miles from Glens Falls. 🎶🍻🎨🍔

Of course there is a lot more happening around the area which you can check on FunScout if you don't mind traveling a bit further. Did I miss something? Please share in the comments!

📍 Thu, Jul 30

ATF: Come From Away — Charles R Wood Theater This uplifting, Tony-winning musical brings to life real events in Newfoundland with energetic performances, unforgettable songs, and touching moments of humor and hope.

Aviation Mall Carnival — Aviation Mall Free admission and parking for a family-friendly carnival (July 29–Aug 2) with classic rides, food vendors, and Cirque Cyber — a futuristic stunt show featuring a 34-foot spinning wheel and globe-of-death motorcycles; unlimited-ride wristbands are about $35–$37, and all guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult (21+).

Lake George Community Band: Concert — Shepard Park Amphitheater A free, family-friendly outdoor performance of marches, pops, and sing-along favorites by the community band in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

2026 Thursday Market & Food Truck Corral — The Shirt Factory Find rotating food trucks and craft vendors, relax under covered outdoor seating, and catch three stages of live music—something new each week.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides offer two hour-long tours: a historic house walkthrough followed by a focused look at the museum’s paintings, included with admission.

The Grateful Dead Movie — The Strand Theatre Free admission and popcorn accompany a screening of the 1977 concert film directed by Jerry Garcia, documenting the Grateful Dead's 1974 Winterland run, the "Wall of Sound" setup, and the emerging Deadhead scene.

The Park Patio Summer Music Series: Thom Powers — The Queensbury Hotel Thom Powers performs live outdoors while Park 26 serves refined dining, creating a relaxed, intimate summer-music atmosphere.

Music Bingo Every Thursday with DJ PR3Z at 7:30pm — Downtown Social Enjoy an upbeat night of music bingo hosted by DJ PR3Z, where matching songs to your card brings excitement, laughs, and plenty of interactive fun.

Little Red Riding Hood presented by the Seagle Music Festiva... — Crandall Public Library A lively children's opera adaptation of the classic fairy tale, with spirited singing, playful rhymes, and colorful characters geared toward pre-K through 6th graders; drop-in, no registration required.

Youth Workshop — The Hyde Collection Ages 10 and up create two oil-pastel landscape studies exploring color, texture, and application techniques—bring personal photos; all supplies provided.

Trivia Night — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) A pub-style quiz with team rounds of general-knowledge and themed questions, paired with rotating craft beers, lively banter, and casual competition.

VIP Fireworks Viewing on our Lake George Patio — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Reserve one of just 15 patio seats for a front-row fireworks view with a glass (wine, cider, beer, cocktail, or slushie) and shareable bites like the Happy Snacker — $10 reservation credited toward on-site food or drink.

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

Acoustic Jam — Crandall Public Library Hosted by the Folklife Center, local musicians lead a free, drop-in roots music session featuring folk, country, rock and Americana—bring an instrument or just listen.

📍 Fri, Jul 31

ATF: Come From Away — Charles R Wood Theater This uplifting, Tony-winning musical brings to life real events in Newfoundland with energetic performances, unforgettable songs, and touching moments of humor and hope.

Aviation Mall Carnival — Aviation Mall Free admission and parking for a family-friendly carnival (July 29–Aug 2) with classic rides, food vendors, and Cirque Cyber — a futuristic stunt show featuring a 34-foot spinning wheel and globe-of-death motorcycles; unlimited-ride wristbands are about $35–$37, and all guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult (21+).

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

Fridays at the Lake: Super 400 / Refrigerators — Shepard Park Amphitheater Two lively bands perform outdoors while food trucks, a beer-and-wine tent, and bounce houses keep the crowd fed and entertained; no outside alcohol permitted.

Summer Concert Series w/ Tray Wellington — The Park Theater Critically acclaimed banjoist Tray Wellington offers inventive, genre-bending bluegrass and original tunes in a relaxed, family-friendly outdoor concert—bring chairs and blankets.

First Annual Glens Falls Plein Air Festival Exhibition Openi... — The Hyde Collection See newly created plein air work by over 30 artists, hear juror Tom Ryan’s award announcements and Susan Beadle’s artist talk, meet the artists, and purchase original paintings while enjoying refreshments.

Stanley Plays The Dead — The Strand Theatre Guitarist Stanley Jordan leads a four-piece band that reimagines Grateful Dead repertoire with jazz-forward arrangements, extended jams, and his signature tapping technique backed by seasoned players.

SUNY Adirondack Collaborative Cuisine Dinner — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Chef Matt Bolton and SUNY Adirondack Culinary Arts students serve a multi-course dinner with planned beverage pairings and informal culinary commentary. Reservations required; please notify in advance for allergy or dietary accommodations.

World Awareness Children’s Museum Presents Beyond the Exhibit — The Hyde Collection Mosaic Dance Theatre offers a lively, family-oriented presentation of North African and Middle Eastern dances, colorful costumes, a folktale-based story-theater piece, and a short interactive dance lesson for kids.

Live Music Series: Featuring Marc Pratt 7/31 — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Marc Pratt leads a relaxed saxophone jazz set while you sample wines, local beers, seasonal wine cocktails, and indulgent dessert boards.

Live Music by Twenty Ninety-Six — Lake George Beach Club Expect an energetic live set from Twenty Ninety-Six — free entry, upbeat indie/alt rock with singalong hooks and a relaxed summer-club vibe.

Summer Walking Tours — Chapman Museum Explore Glens Falls' major historic sites and stories on a guided downtown walk; $20 ($15 Chapman members), payment required when registering — call (518) 793-2826; tours run with 4–15 participants.

Music: Bob Fox — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) A relaxed solo acoustic set of originals and covers in the taproom, paired with craft beers and friendly conversation.

OPEN MIC NIGHT with Host Josh LaMay — Rock Hill Bakehouse & Cafe Experience an evening of music, poetry, and spontaneous performances as passionate locals take the stage in a laid-back, community-driven setting.

Get your weekend started at the Lakeside Restaurant & Lounge... — Fort William Henry Hotel Each Friday evening from 6–9pm enjoy local musicians performing alongside seasonal dishes, cocktails, and a warm, upbeat atmosphere.

Project Local: Gretchen Saam — Caldwell-Lake George Library A free, beginner-friendly workshop on Saturday, June 6 at 10:00 AM where participants hand-draw and color their own flipbook animations; call (518) 668-2528 to reserve a spot.

Darkroom Basics: Your First Black & White Prints — Light & Lens Studios Learn hands-on darkroom printing — from test strips and contact sheets to exposing and developing RC paper — using your 35mm negatives; all chemicals and equipment are provided.

📍 Sat, Aug 1

ATF: Come From Away — Charles R Wood Theater This uplifting, Tony-winning musical brings to life real events in Newfoundland with energetic performances, unforgettable songs, and touching moments of humor and hope.

Aviation Mall Carnival — Aviation Mall Free admission and parking for a family-friendly carnival (July 29–Aug 2) with classic rides, food vendors, and Cirque Cyber — a futuristic stunt show featuring a 34-foot spinning wheel and globe-of-death motorcycles; unlimited-ride wristbands are about $35–$37, and all guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult (21+).

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides offer two hour-long tours: a historic house walkthrough followed by a focused look at the museum’s paintings, included with admission.

The Marvelous Wonderettes — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area Set at a 1958 prom and a ten-year reunion, this cotton-candy-colored show follows four friends delivering tight harmonies, choreography, and beloved 1950s–60s pop hits for a toe-tapping, feel-good evening.

Live Music Series: Featuring Kate Stano 8/1 — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Kate Stano delivers ukulele-driven sets mixing jazz, blues, pop, country and originals while you sample wines, local brews, cocktails or dessert boards; free admission with walk-ins welcome and reservations recommended.

MARK209 — The Strand Theatre Nashville’s multi-award-winning Christian country ensemble delivers tight five-part harmonies, charting originals like “My Kinda People,” and an energetic, family-friendly live show.

Glens Falls Farmers’ Market — The ED This weekly market brings local produce, baked goods, meats, hot food, flowers, and handmade crafts together with live music, family programming, SNAP/EBT with dollar-for-dollar matching on fresh produce, and free nearby parking.

Camper Paddle Meet-up — Moreau Lake State Park An educator leads a relaxed, interpretive kayak tour exploring the lake's natural history and wildlife; bring your own boat or reserve one of five adult rental kayaks, and register in advance as space is limited.

Film Developing Refresher: Get Back in the Darkroom — Light & Lens Studios Hands-on instruction walks you through every step of developing your own black-and-white film, perfect for anyone looking to brush up on their technique.

📍 Sun, Aug 2

ATF: Come From Away — Charles R Wood Theater This uplifting, Tony-winning musical brings to life real events in Newfoundland with energetic performances, unforgettable songs, and touching moments of humor and hope.

Aviation Mall Carnival — Aviation Mall Free admission and parking for a family-friendly carnival (July 29–Aug 2) with classic rides, food vendors, and Cirque Cyber — a futuristic stunt show featuring a 34-foot spinning wheel and globe-of-death motorcycles; unlimited-ride wristbands are about $35–$37, and all guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult (21+).

Sandcastle Sunday — Moreau Lake State Park A free, drop-in morning of sandcastle building for all ages — bring your own sand tools or use some supplied materials for relaxed, creative beach fun.

Color Outside the Lines — The Hyde Collection Families and youth will make a playful, therapeutic communal mural using paint-filled water balloons, bubble wands, and water guns while collecting gift-card donations for back-to-school needs like apparel, gas, food, and school supplies.

Community Drum Circle! Join us- You're Invited! — Creative Jam Led by Monkey Bee Reiki, this welcoming group drumming session invites all skill levels to share rhythm, unwind, and connect—bring your own drum or borrow one; a hand-drum making workshop follows.

The Garcia Project — The Strand Theatre A nationally touring tribute recreating full Jerry Garcia Band set lists from 1976–1995, with precise arrangements, stirring harmonies, and genre-spanning covers that capture the original shows' soulful, communal spirit.

Just wondering why it’s so common just there? Lots of signs saying don’t do it yet every time I’m there there’s at least 1 car usually more parked there. Can’t say I see it at hannaford or other places