Find the Top Events in the Adirondacks This Weekend
Tupper Lake from Coney Mountain.
Terrific events are happening all over the Adirondacks this weekend (and beyond). From berry festivals to Ironman competitions, educational presentations on loons and renewable energy, art and crafts events, and family-friendly music performances, there is something for everyone across the six-million-acre Adirondack Park.
Explore our curated list of current events to find something delightful to do this weekend.
Join Denise Silfee from the ACLC and seasoned loon rescuer Gary Lee for an enlightening presentation at the View Arts Center in Old Forge, NY.
Fresh from the bush! The 2025 Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers Market Blueberry Festival takes place on Friday, July 18.
The Keeseville Community Arts Festival welcomes both residents and visitors from afar to come together and immerse themselves in a celebration of creativity.
Over 50 artists and craftspeople will be at Inlet’s Arrowhead Park displaying and offering their works during the 49th annual Arts in the Park.
Have a blast at Tupper Lake’s Field Day featuring a parade, fun-filled field games, a car show, delicious food, live music and more.
Take a musical journey through the decades at Gore Mountain in North Creek, NY.
Spira, a newly formed chamber ensemble from the Albany area, makes its debut at The Sembrich with an exciting, wide-ranging program.
The Athletic Brewing Co. IRONMAN Lake Placid is an exhilarating experience for athletes and spectators.
Author and educator Bill McKibben discusses renewable energy at Tannery Pond Center.
Great Camp Santanoni offers an immersive experience in the tradition of Shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing —a Japanese wellness practice that helps individuals tap into the healing properties of nature.
Based on the 1975 E.L. Doctorow novel of the same name, “Ragtime,” the movie takes place in New York City during the Gilded Age, an era of massive wealth, racial tensions, scandal, and splendor.
Join this virtual presentation about the effects of wake boats on lakes and their ecosystems.
Upcoming events in the Adirondacks
It’s never too early to start planning your next adventure in the ADK.
Get ready for the ultimate rugby showdown. The 2025 Can-Am Tournament in Saranac Lake is a force to be reckoned with within the rugby world.
The Seagle presents Monkey & Francine in the City of Tigers, a charming opera for the young at heart at The Sembrich in Bolton Landing.
The Sasquatch Festival and Calling Contest in picturesque Whitehall, NY, has become a beloved event that attracts both locals and visitors alike.
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.
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