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Fall Fun & Halloween Happenings in the Lake George Region: October 2026

Posted: 10/6/2026

Fall Fun & Halloween Happenings in the Lake George Region: October 2026 October brings a special kind of magic to the Lake George Region. Brilliant fall foliage surrounds the lake and mountains, seasonal festivals fill the weekends, and Halloween events range from cheerful daytime celebrations to genuinely spine-chilling adventures. Whether you are...

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Protect and Maintain Your Property: Your Property, Covered - Part 2

Posted: 9/25/2026

Protect and Maintain Your Property: Your Property, Covered — Part 2 Protecting a property takes year-round attention. Heating and cooling systems need regular care, pests can appear with changing seasons, chimneys and fireplaces require proper maintenance, and routine property oversight can help identify concerns before they become larger problems. In Part 2...

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Celebrate 20 Years of Lake George Restaurant Week with “Fireside Fare”

Posted: 9/14/2026

Celebrate 20 Years of Lake George Restaurant Week with “Fireside Fare” Fall is arriving in the Lake George Region—and it’s bringing something delicious to the table. From September 13–19, 2026, locals and visitors are invited to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Lake George Fall Restaurant Week. Participating restaurants throughout the region will...

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Create an Outdoor Space That Works: Your Property, Covered - Part 1

Posted: 8/10/2026

Create an Outdoor Space That Works  A well-maintained property makes an important first impression. Whether you own a home, operate a business, manage a seasonal property, or are preparing for a larger improvement project, the right local professionals can help you create an outdoor space that is attractive, functional, and easier...

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Krantz Cottage Celebrates Five Years of Healing and Hope in Lake George

Posted: 7/29/2026 - 2-minute Read

Lake George is a place of peace and rest. Now our community in the Southern Adirondacks is home to a Ronald McDonald Family Retreat Cottage, providing a space year-round for families who are facing series childhood illness or losses.

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A New Stage for Summer: Live Music Returns to Shepard Park

Posted: 6/30/2026

A New Stage for Summer: Live Music Returns to Shepard Park There are few Lake George traditions as beloved as live music in Shepard Park. With the lake just steps away, the mountains in the background, and visitors gathered on blankets and lawn chairs, summer concerts in the park have long...

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2026 Fireworks Guide: Where to Watch Fireworks Around Lake George This Summer

Posted: 6/26/2026

2026 Fireworks Guide: Where to Watch Fireworks Around Lake George This Summer Few things capture the magic of summer in the Adirondacks quite like fireworks lighting up the night sky over the lake. Whether you're planning a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or a weekend escape with friends, fireworks displays throughout...

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Sip, Sample & Celebrate: Adirondack Wine and Food Festival Returns for its 10th Year

Posted: 6/18/2026

Sip, Sample & Celebrate: Adirondack Wine & Food Festival Returns to Lake George The Adirondack Wine & Food Festival is returning to Lake George for its 10th anniversary, bringing a weekend full of New York-made wine, craft beverages, artisan food, food trucks, live entertainment, and festival fun to the Charles R....

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Newly Remodeled Home2 Suites by Hilton Queensbury Lake George Welcomes Travelers to a Refreshed Stay

Posted: 6/8/2026

Planning a visit to the Lake George Region? Home2 Suites by Hilton Queensbury Lake George has a fresh new look and is ready to welcome guests for summer getaways, business travel, family vacations, extended stays, and year-round Adirondack adventures. Located in Queensbury, just off I-87 and close to Lake George, Glens...

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Where to Find Summer Blooms in the Lake George Region

Posted: 5/26/2026

There’s something magical about summer in the Lake George Region when everything begins to bloom. Hanging flower baskets spill over downtown sidewalks, waterfront parks burst with color, butterflies drift through Adirondack meadows, and wildflowers line scenic walking trails throughout the region. From curated gardens and lakeside landscaping to peaceful preserves...

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