End of Winter Carnival | Ticonderoga | March 2, 2024

Saturday, March 2, 2024
9:00 AM 9:00 PM

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Ticonderoga’s End of Winter Carnival and Fireworks

10th annual celebration to chase out the winter blues and get ready for a new season in the Adirondacks.

The Ticonderoga Montcalm Street Partnership (TMSP), along with their partners, the Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC), will host the 10th Annual Ticonderoga End of Winter Carnival & Fireworks on March 2, 2024.

Visit historic Ticonderoga in the Lake Champlain region of the Adirondacks for a family-friendly celebration that includes an indoor carnival event, outdoor winter activities, a movie, a campfire, and a fireworks display. Local businesses will also offer special promotions during the carnival.

Ticonderoga End of Winter Carnival event schedule — March 2, 2024

Event organizers have planned a full day of fun activities for the whole family.

9 to 11 am — Ice Skating & Hot Chocolate - Ticonderoga Skating Rink
11 to 11:45 am — Super Circus With Mr. Fish - Ticonderoga Armory
Noon to 2 pm — Carnival Games - Ticonderoga Armory
2 to 4 pm — Snowmobile Rides - Ticonderoga Recreational Fields
5 pm — Family Movie Night - Community Building
7:30 pm — Campfire & S'mores - Fishing Pier in Percy Thompson Bicentennial Park
8 pm — Fireworks Display - Percy Thompson Bicentennial Park

For more details and updated information, visit the Downtown Ticonderoga Facebook page.

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ADK Taste Instagram followers will immediately recognize our popular Loon Facts, which we share regularly. These factoids are now available on ceramic mugs, suitable for coffee, tea, hot cocoa, or even a hot toddy in front of the campfire.

These unique 11-oz hot beverage mugs feature an interesting fact about loons, such as “Fact #12: Loons are Not Ducks,” with an explanation. It's a great way to show off your love for the Common Loon, the Adirondacks, and random trivia.

This ceramic mug is perfect for coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. It also makes an excellent gift for nature lovers, bird watchers, and anyone who appreciates unique, trivia-inspired drinkware.

Material: White ceramic
Size: 11oz (0.33 l)
Uses: Coffee, tea, hot cocoa, hot toddy
Features: Durable, trivia-themed design, great gift idea

Cozy Up to Adventure: Adirondack Park Hoodie – The Perfect Gift for ADK Lovers

$47.50

Show off your love for the Adirondacks in style with this Adirondack Park Unisex Heavy Blend™ Hoodie. Featuring a bold canoe-and-mountain design and “Est. 1892” tribute, this hoodie is a must-have for anyone who dreams of paddling serene Adirondack lakes or exploring rugged High Peaks.

Whether you’re relaxing by the campfire, strolling through Lake Placid, or looking for the perfect Adirondack-themed gift, this hoodie delivers warmth, comfort, and timeless style.

Crafted from a soft, durable cotton-poly blend, this item is ideal for layering year-round. The spacious kangaroo pouch pocket keeps hands warm on chilly evenings, and the adjustable drawstring hood adds a snug, cozy fit. Ethically produced with OEKO-TEX certified dyes, it’s as kind to the environment as it is to your weekend wardrobe. Extended sizes available.

This is more than just a hoodie—it’s a piece of the Adirondacks you can wear anywhere. Treat yourself or surprise the ADK enthusiast in your life—perfect for birthdays, graduations, or that next mountain getaway.

Product Highlights:

Soft & durable 50% cotton / 50% polyester blend
Spacious kangaroo pocket for warmth & convenience
Adjustable drawstring hood for the perfect fit
Ethically produced with OEKO-TEX certified dyes
Medium-heavy weight—ideal for year-round adventures

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Adirondack Apparel | I'd Paddle That Long Sleeve Tee

$32.99

It’s early morning, and the mist hovers above the glassy surface of your favorite Adirondack lake, undisturbed but for the rhythmic dip of your paddle. The only sound is the gentle ripple of water breaking against your canoe. The air is crisp, carrying the scent of pine and the promise of another perfect day in the Adirondacks. Your worries are left ashore, traded for the serenity that only paddling these waters can provide.

You’re not just wearing any shirt. You’re donning an invitation to adventure, to explore the thousand lakes and secret inlets of the North Country.

Our Adirondack Paddler’s Long-Sleeve Tee is made of the softest cotton. It's perfect for layering or wearing on its own. It’s designed for those who know the joy of a paddling in the Adirondacks, who’ve felt the thrill of a canoe gliding silently through mirror-still waters.

This ultra-cotton long-sleeve tee is perfect for Adirondack paddlers of all kinds—canoers, kayakers, SUPs, guide boaters and more. It is a clear comfort winner in any season.

There are no side seams for a relaxed fit. The shoulders are taped for improved durability. We love that the cotton used for these shirts is environmentally friendly.

Check the size chart; friends and family tell us this long-sleeved tee may run a little small.

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Length, in	27.99	28.98	30.00	30.98	32.01
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Adirondack Tote Bag - Explore More, Carry More.

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Bring a bold splash of the Adirondack spirit wherever you roam with this vibrant, adventure-ready tote bag. Featuring a chic golden hue and a retro-style design, this tote is more than just an accessory—it’s a statement of your love for the mountains, forests, and lakes that make the Adirondacks legendary.

Crafted from durable, easy-care polyester and finished with reinforced stitching, this bag is made to go the distance—from farmers’ markets to campsites, library runs to beach days. The roomy boxed corners make packing snacks, sweaters, books, or souvenirs a breeze, while the sturdy navy or black straps sit comfortably on your shoulder no matter how full the day (or the bag).

And with the playful “Find the Good Stuff Here” message on the reverse, this tote is a nod to curiosity, good vibes, and great finds.

Perfect for:

Day trips to your favorite lake or historic site
Grocery hauls and artisan market strolls
Picnic gear, beach towels, or a cozy flannel
Commuters who love to keep it wild
Gift-givers looking for something both beautiful and useful

Product Features:

100% polyester for strength and durability
Reinforced handle stitching for everyday carry confidence
Spacious 16" x 16" design with boxed corners for easy packing
Soft yet sturdy medium-weight fabric
Stylish navy handles to complement any outfit

Go ahead—Find the Good Stuff. Carry it in style.
A perfect gift for Adirondack lovers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone who believes “Forever Wild” is more than a motto—it’s a way of life.

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