Mid-August in the Adirondacks: 12 Events Worth Making Time For
Mid-August is here, which means it’s time to stop saying “we should do that this summer” and actually do it.
Sheep, Solar & Sunshine: Rethinking Farming in the Adirondacks
What do sheep have to do with solar energy? Quite a lot, it turns out.
James Bond in the Adirondacks
The novel, "The Spy Who Loved Me," places the famed 007 in Lake George.
The Adirondacks Are Showing Off This Week
From folk music and county fairs to Arts Fest, garage sales, and one of the year's best meteor showers.
North Creek Arts Fest Celebrates the Creative Side of the Adirondacks
An Adirondack mountain town into a walkable gallery.
BikeADK is Helping More People Experience the Adirondacks on Two Wheels
The best way to experience the Adirondacks might surprise you.
125 Years Later: Teddy Roosevelt’s Ride to the Presidency
Celebrating the 125th anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt’s Adirondack Night Ride.
Best Nights to Watch the Perseid Meteor Shower in the Adirondacks
One of summer's greatest natural shows returns August 12–13.
The Strand Theatre in Old Forge is Part Cinema, Part Time Machine
Now showing in Old Forge: first-run films, a restored century-old theater, vintage cameras and popcorn worth buying without a ticket.
August Starts Here: The Adirondacks Are Hitting Their Summer Stride
August is arriving with exactly the kind of weekend we'd hoped for.
The Remington on Main Is Writing Chestertown's Next Great Restaurant Story
The Remington on Main didn't just fill a space—it’s earning its own following.
What Is Adirondack Cuisine? Inside Adirondack Appetite with Susi Gott Séguret
Cookbook author Susi Gott Séguret joins ADK Talks to explore the recipes, traditions, and stories that define eating in the Adirondacks.
Lake George Didn't Become America's Vacation Playground by Accident. This Exhibit Shows How It Happened
Long before social media and online booking, Lake George became America's vacation destination.
Every Adirondack Town Has a Story. Port Henry's Happens to Be a Lake Monster
Every Adirondack town has a story. Port Henry's happens to involve a legendary lake monster.
More Than a Midway and Corn Dogs: Why the Essex County Fair Still Matters in the Adirondacks
The Essex County Fair brings carnival rides, The Flying Wallendas, livestock shows, maple treats, and more to the northeastern Adirondacks.
Durant Days are More Than a Festival—It’s the Adirondacks Explaining Themselves
Great Camp tours, boat rides, fireworks, and a celebration of William West Durant's enduring Adirondack legacy.
The Adirondacks Didn’t Get the Memo About Slowing Down
If your Adirondack summer calendar is looking suspiciously empty, this week's events roundup can fix that.
The Adirondacks Through Artists’ Eyes: Inside the First Glens Falls Plein Air Festival
Artists. Easels. Adirondack landscapes. Discover Glens Falls First Annual Plein Air Festival.
Where Future Olympians Dance on Ice in the Adirondacks in July
Discover why the Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships remains one of the Adirondacks' most enduring traditions.
The Ridge Terrace is a Taste of Old Lake George That Refuses to Go Out of Style
This long-time Lake George favorite deserves a spot on your dining list.