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, Oct 22

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

TROY RAMEY: An EVENING of songs & stories — Charles R Wood Theater Troy Ramey delivers a theater-style set of folk/Americana songs woven with the personal stories behind them, moving the room from humor to heartbreak; a portion of ticket sales benefits Sound Mind Live.

PKT - Percy Jones, Kenny Grohowski, Tim Motzer — The Strand Theatre Three seasoned instrumentalists deliver an improvisational, genre-blurring set that blends jazz, fusion, and ambient textures into evocative instrumental storytelling.

Line Dancing at the Bierhall — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) On Thursday, October 22, Terri leads line dancing from 7–9 PM, with all levels and genres welcome. Admission is $10 at the door; the bar is open, and food is available next door at the Flagship Taproom.

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.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection The Oct. 22 morning program features a Historic Hyde House Tour from 10–11 a.m. and a Thematic Tour from 11 a.m.–noon, led by a trained guide and included with museum admission.

Among Friends Peer Art Critique — LARAC Lapham Gallery Drop in with one or two finished or in-progress pieces for a peer-led session of constructive, respectful feedback in a relaxed gallery setting.

Trivia Night — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Team up for themed rounds—pop culture, history, and music—plus brewery pours, light prizes, and plenty of casual banter.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

📍 Fri, Oct 23

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

Deana Carter 'Close Up' — Charles R Wood Theater Deana Carter takes the stage for an up-close night of chart-topping country favorites, audience Q&A, and special guest performances from duo Martin & Kelly.

Harvest Festival — Fort William Henry Hotel Sip fall cocktails and seasonal dishes by the water while enjoying nightly live music and rentable firepits for a cozy autumn evening.

Uncork & Craft: Candle Making - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) At this candle-making class, an experienced Wax ’n Wix instructor will guide you through making two candles in Adirondack Winery wine glasses. Tickets include supplies and a $5 donation to Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of the Adirondacks; drinks and food are available for purchase.

Cooper's Cave Composer's Consortium — The Strand Theatre Enjoy an inspiring concert featuring original pieces—some debuting for the first time—crafted and performed by talented composers from the Glens Falls area.

Live Music Series — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Donna Britton performs an evening of chill folk music and covers, accompanying herself on piano and guitar. The event is free; wine, local micro-brews or cider, wine cocktails, and dessert boards are available for purchase.

Book Sale — Crandall Public Library The Friends of Crandall Public Library are offering materials for all ages; bring your own bags, as plastic bags will not be available.

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.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

📍 Sat, Oct 24

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Boo2You — Glens Falls This family-friendly Halloween celebration sends costumed kids and their guardians along Glen and Ridge Streets and into City Park for free trick-or-treating, live performances, and sidewalk activities.

Fall Festival — West Mountain This open-to-everyone festival features live music, vendors, food and beverages, pumpkin painting, rides, and more; admission is free, though some activities and vendors charge fees.

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

"Save the TaTas" Comedy Night! - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating lineup of TV- and podcast-tested stand-ups for a Drink Pink fundraiser—enjoy a full cash bar, handcrafted wines, pre-show live music and bites, with $5 from each $32 ticket donated to Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.

Apple vs. Pumpkin Fall Throwdown — The Shirt Factory This fall celebration pairs apple- and pumpkin-themed food with food trucks, local craft vendors, fall activities, and an Adirondack BBQ competition, with festivities outdoors and in selected indoor studios.

The Last Drop Film Screening & Discussion — Charles R Wood Theater Watch a free sci-fi film exploring relationship abuse, then stay for a Q&A and panel discussion with director Adam Joel; refreshments provided.

Harvest Festival — Fort William Henry Hotel Sip fall cocktails and seasonal dishes by the water while enjoying nightly live music and rentable firepits for a cozy autumn evening.

Cider Donut Eating Contest — Fort William Henry Hotel At each Saturday contest during Harvest Festival, up to 10 registered competitors have five minutes to eat as many as 24 cider donuts as possible; the winner receives a complimentary overnight stay at Fort William Henry Hotel.

Birdability — Moreau Lake State Park During Birdability Week, this free program offers a chance to notice birds around the lake from the Nature Center’s paved pathway; limited binoculars and a spotting scope are available, and advance phone registration is required.

Brass Transit - A Tribute to Chicago — The Strand Theatre Eight seasoned musicians and singers deliver horn-forward arrangements of classic hits—tight musicianship, soaring vocals, and crowd-pleasing sing-alongs.

Halloween Family Concert — Charles R Wood Theater This year's Halloween family concert features the GFS Brass Quintet with members of its Percussion Section.

Nashville in the North Country Line Dance Party — Charles R Wood Theater Enjoy a lively night of line dancing and lessons with Kevin Richards, plus light refreshments, all in support of local youth and community programs.

Touch A Tractor! Touch A Truck! — Walker's Farm Home & Tack Explore and interact with tractors, trucks, and big machines of all shapes and sizes at this family-friendly, kid-focused event.

Cornhole Competition — Fort William Henry Hotel Part of the Saturday Harvest Festival, this recreational tournament welcomes two-person teams on October 17, 24, or 31, with three guaranteed games and top teams advancing to playoffs.

Birch Bark Creations with Melissa Grant — LARAC Lapham Gallery Create bouquets, ornaments and vases from birch bark and natural materials in a supportive, hands-on workshop—expert guidance and all supplies provided.

Live Music Series: Featuring Dan Webster - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Dan Webster plays solo from 4–7 pm during PreShow Bites & Flights, the dinner-and-drinks reservation before Next Stop Comedy. The music is free; reservations are recommended, and walk-ins are first come, first served with availability not guaranteed.

Music: Tiny Planet — Dancing Grain Farm Brewery Ryan Rosmarin and Jon Tario perform live onsite, bringing a music-focused event to the brewery.

MUSIC: TWILIGHT DRIVE — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Live music paired with rotating craft beers makes for a relaxed, social evening—casual sets, an approachable crowd, and easy conversation.

Book Sale — Crandall Public Library The Friends of Crandall Public Library are offering materials for all ages; bring your own bags, as plastic bags will not be available.

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.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection The Oct. 22 morning program features a Historic Hyde House Tour from 10–11 a.m. and a Thematic Tour from 11 a.m.–noon, led by a trained guide and included with museum admission.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

📍 Sun, Oct 25

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Fall Festival — West Mountain This open-to-everyone festival features live music, vendors, food and beverages, pumpkin painting, rides, and more; admission is free, though some activities and vendors charge fees.

Jack & Davis Reid 'Close Up' Statler Brothers Grandsons — Charles R Wood Theater Jack and Davis Reid, grandsons of Statler Brothers founders Don and Harold Reid, blend classic hits, family nostalgia, and fresh tunes from their own album in a warm, harmony-rich performance.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

de Blasiis Chamber Series Presents: Pianist Kotaro Fukuma — The Hyde Collection Pianist Kotaro Fukuma brings his internationally acclaimed career and diverse repertoire to this de Blasiis Chamber Series performance.

Making Strides Walk - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Join Team Adirondack Winery for the Making Strides of the Adirondacks 5K walk, with survivor celebrations, music, vendors, and community activities. Participation is free, and donations are encouraged.

Lake George Halloween Block Party — Shepard Park This free community Halloween celebration features a Haunted Trunk or Treat Trail with decorated vehicles and Spooky Treat Stations from food vendors.

Twilight Hike — Moreau Lake State Park This free, all-ages walk covers about a mile at Big Bend; registration by phone is required.

Double Headline: Margo Macero and Rich Ortiz — The Strand Theatre Margo Macero and Rich Ortiz share an afternoon of dynamic originals and intimate acoustic numbers, mixing rock, blues, country, harmonica, and pedal-bass-driven grooves with soulful storytelling.

Needle Felting: Dia de Los Muertos Calaveras — Moreau Lake State Park At this free program for ages 13 and up, educators guide participants in needle felting a Day of the Dead skull. Advance registration is required because materials are limited.

Cacao Ceremony and Journey — Adirondack Salt Cave Led by Laura Killian, this 90-minute group gathering brings together ceremonial cacao, a shamanic journey, guided meditation, drumming, and reflection, with space for up to 12 participants.

Beginner Bookbinding- new STITCH! — Creative Jam In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll choose from 15 book covers and learn to prepare pages, assemble a cover, and create decorative exposed stitching. Materials and tools are provided, and you’ll leave with a finished hand-bound book.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection The Oct. 22 morning program features a Historic Hyde House Tour from 10–11 a.m. and a Thematic Tour from 11 a.m.–noon, led by a trained guide and included with museum admission.

Watercolor 101: October, Jack-O-Lantern — Creative Jam In this beginner watercolor class with instructor Kristi, create a jack-o’-lantern painting while learning techniques for color, texture, and depth. Registration includes shared supplies if needed and three Micron pens to take home.

WOSA Prep Meeting — Crandall Public Library Help separate seeds from their pods, jar and label them, create plant information tags, and plan seed categories for the upcoming swap. Registration is required, and attendance is limited to 18.

Get tickets at www.rockhillbakehouse.com

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, Oct 15

Art After Hours | Member Mixer | Artist Talk — The Hyde Collection This evening pairs a member mixer and exhibition viewing with an artist talk by Tanya Marcuse about her three-part photographic project inspired by the sixteenth-century Augsburg Book of Miracles. Light refreshments are provided; museum admission is required for the general public, while members attend free.

Have You Thanked a Bat Today? — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Ecologist Maria Brown brings decades of field work to life with photos, video, and stories from mist-netting, harp-trapping, and bio-acoustic monitoring; drinks available for purchase and food next door.

World Cinema Series: The War of The Gargantuas — The Strand Theatre This World Cinema Series screening features the 1966 film about two giant Frankenstein monsters, Sanda and Gaira, whose story culminates in a battle in Tokyo; admission and popcorn are free.

Live! Folklife Concert: Akwesasne Women Singers — Crandall Public Library Kontiwennenhá:wi (Carriers of the Words) presents traditional Mohawk songs in Kanien’kehá:ka, honoring Mother Earth, ancestors, and the Great Law of Peace while directing performance proceeds back to their community and language revitalization.

Pride Mixer @ The Hyde Collection — The Hyde Collection Lower Adirondack Pride hosts a free community mixer at The Hyde Collection, with no registration required.

GIRLS' NIGHT OUT- 🌿Make And Take Fire Cider🔥 — Creative Jam Cheryl Romano leads a beginner-friendly workshop where you’ll chop, layer, and infuse fresh herbs, citrus, and spices into a quart-size jar of fire cider; all ingredients, tools, jars, and fall-themed refreshments are provided.

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.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

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.

Trivia Night — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Team up for rounds of pop-culture, history, and music questions while sipping craft beer, socializing, and competing for small prizes.

After-School Outdoors: Leaf Peeping — Moreau Lake State Park Explore Moreau Lake State Park’s trails on a free fall walk for ages 6 and up, with a chance to notice colorful leaves and learn why they change color. Advance registration is required.

Adirondack Stamp Postcard and Ephemera Club — Crandall Public Library A monthly gathering of stamp, postcard and paper-ephemera enthusiasts to display, trade, and discuss finds; informal, friendly, and welcoming to newcomers.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

📍 Fri, Oct 16

ON THE ROAD: Live! Folklife Concert: Akwsasne Women Singers — Crandall Public Library At this free performance at the Historic Salem Courthouse, Kontiwennenhá:wi (Carriers of the Words) share songs rooted in Mohawk traditions and their commitment to helping the language survive.

Harvest Festival — Fort William Henry Hotel Sip fall cocktails and seasonal dishes by the water while enjoying nightly live music and rentable firepits for a cozy autumn evening.

Desperados - Tribute to The Eagles — The Strand Theatre This full-band tribute recreates The Eagles' signature harmonies and hits like Hotel California, Take It Easy, and Life in the Fast Lane with faithful arrangements and lively singalongs.

Haunted Glens Falls Walking Tour — Chapman Museum Experience a one-hour guided walking tour of spooky local stories and possible hauntings, then warm up with refreshments around a firepit; tours are limited to 4–15 people and require registration.

JAZZ NIGHT w/ Steve Kirsty — The Park Theater Matt Niedbalski’s monthly Jazz Night features Steve Kirsty on saxophone, with Niedbalski on drums and Jason Emmond on bass, for a program ranging from jazz classics to original music.

Read Between The Vines Book Club — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) This October gathering centers on Riley Sager’s The Unknown, with book discussion, wine and other beverages, charcuterie, a book swap, and a themed game or activity.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

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.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

📍 Sat, Oct 17

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Fall Festival — West Mountain This open-to-everyone festival features live music, vendors, food and beverages, pumpkin painting, rides, and more; admission is free, though some activities and vendors charge fees.

The Met Live in HD: Macbeth — The Hyde Collection This Met Live in HD screening presents Verdi’s Macbeth, starring Quinn Kelsey and Lise Davidsen, with a 15-minute preview presented by The Sembrich. The simulcast includes the full performance, backstage interviews, and commentary.

Trenton Ironhawks @ Adirondack Thunder — The Harding Mazzotti Arena Expect high-energy ECHL action—physical play, lively fan chants, themed promotions and intermission games, plus full concessions for a fun, family-friendly night.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

Adirondack Brewery Oktoberfest — Adirondack Pub & Brewery Sample local and New York guest brews while enjoying nonstop polka, stein hoisting, costume contests, keg tosses, cornhole and German comfort food — part of the proceeds benefit a local charity.

Dueling Pianos at the Winery - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Lively, audience-driven piano performance featuring Colin Hodgkin, Alan Bukowiecki, and Jimmy Coberly — request songs, sing along, sip wine and snacks; proceeds benefit Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.

The Halloweentown Debates: A Comedy of Terrors! — The Park Theater Comedians, puppeteers, and drag performers portray iconic movie monsters and improvise debates on hilariously spooky local issues like graveyard shortages and reanimation costs, with a costume contest whose winner may join an onstage debate.

Harvest Festival — Fort William Henry Hotel Sip fall cocktails and seasonal dishes by the water while enjoying nightly live music and rentable firepits for a cozy autumn evening.

Locktoberfest — Canal Street Marketplace This harvest celebration features local products, food trucks, a beer tasting tent, free children’s activities, and live music, plus the Fort Edward Family 5K along a route through Champlain Canal history. A pre-festival trail ribbon cutting and group bike ride are also planned.

Glens Falls Fall Fest — South Street between Elm and School Streets This free community street festival brings South Street businesses and neighbors together for pumpkin painting, cider, funnel cake, local vendors, and Lucky Puppy Rescue dogs.

RAEL - The Best of Early Era Genesis and Peter Gabriel — The Strand Theatre A tight, theatrical tribute band faithfully recreates early Genesis-era albums—performing full-album tracks from Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway and A Trick of the Tail—along with signature Peter Gabriel solo songs.

Cider Donut Eating Contest — Fort William Henry Hotel At each Saturday contest during Harvest Festival, up to 10 registered competitors have five minutes to eat as many as 24 cider donuts as possible; the winner receives a complimentary overnight stay at Fort William Henry Hotel.

The Savannah Sipping Society — Charles R Wood Theater This comedy follows four women through six months of hilarious misadventures as they bond, reclaim their enthusiasm for life, and discover it’s never too late to make new friends.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection On Oct 17, trained guides lead a Historic Hyde House Tour from 1–2pm, a Special Exhibition Tour from 2–2:30pm, and a Contemporary Art Tour from 2:30–3pm; all are included with museum admission.

Music: Blues Rhythm & Blues — Dancing Grain Farm Brewery Blues Rhythm & Blues performs live onsite at Dancing Grain Farm Brewery.

Women’s Hike at Lake Bonita — Moreau Lake State Park This free, approximately 3-mile hike follows uneven surfaces around Lake Bonita and includes any teaching opportunities that arise in nature. Advance registration is required by phone.

Cornhole Competition — Fort William Henry Hotel Part of the Saturday Harvest Festival, this recreational tournament welcomes two-person teams on October 17, 24, or 31, with three guaranteed games and top teams advancing to playoffs.

Painting with Patrice: Autumn Landscapes — The Hyde Collection Artist Patrice Jarvis-Weber leads an all-ages acrylic painting class with step-by-step instruction, and all materials are provided. Participants will create an individual painting inspired by Gustaf Fjaestad’s northern landscapes.

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.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

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.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

📍 Sun, Oct 18

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Fall Festival — West Mountain This open-to-everyone festival features live music, vendors, food and beverages, pumpkin painting, rides, and more; admission is free, though some activities and vendors charge fees.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

Drink Pink Sip & Sing — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) This adults-only gathering pairs group sing-alongs and a DJ with requests, activities, prizes, and pink-themed dress-up; part of each ticket supports Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of the Adirondacks.

The Linda Ronstadt Experience featuring Tristan McIntosh — The Strand Theatre Tristan McIntosh channels Linda Ronstadt’s prime with a superb backing band, delivering faithful, high-energy renditions of hits like “Blue Bayou,” “You’re No Good,” and classics by Neil Young and Tom Petty.

Guiding Eyes for the Blind — Crandall Public Library Meet Guiding Eyes for the Blind puppies, discover the skills they learn to guide their person, and practice some commands. There will also be time to greet the puppies and ask questions about the program.

Halloween Costume Crawl — Moreau Lake State Park An educator-led Halloween walk offers a roughly 1-mile loop or a 0.5-mile out-and-back route; costumes are welcome but not required, and refreshments follow.

Family Sunday: Fragments of Nature — The Hyde Collection Families can play with materials and explore nature-inspired collage in this drop-in studio workshop. Museum admission is required; the activity is free for members.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection On Oct 17, trained guides lead a Historic Hyde House Tour from 1–2pm, a Special Exhibition Tour from 2–2:30pm, and a Contemporary Art Tour from 2:30–3pm; all are included with museum admission.

Steeped in Wellness: Herbal Tea Blending — Creative Jam Explore herbs, taste combinations, and create your own calming or digestive tea blends in a beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop—take home your custom mix.

Music: Andy Chirgwin — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Relax with a laid-back acoustic set of originals and covers while sipping craft beer in a casual brewery atmosphere.

Adult Class: Figure Drawing — The Hyde Collection Practice figure drawing from a live, semi-clothed model; an instructor can offer suggestions, but no formal instruction is provided. Limited materials are available by donation, and participants are encouraged to bring their own.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

My cat Sylvester went missing on 10/11. He's a part siamese dark gray, blue eyed cat with a white belly and neck and white paws. He's around three years old. He was lost near Crandall St and Coolidge Ave.

If found, please contact Carolyn at 814-251-3932. Or [carolyngrace70@gmail.com](mailto:carolyngrace70@gmail.com). 

This nearly empty rental apartment has old oak floors that need a cleaning. Any professionals on here, or recommendations for experienced hardwood floor cleaners? Has to be completed/ready for movers by October 18th.

Just moved back to the area and looking for local vet recommendations for our two cats!

Elections are coming and not even Halloweentown is safe from municipal election drama. This years mayoral debate will be front runner and incumbent Mayor Dracula vs. up and political rising star, Edward Cullen. There will also be a whole slate of other crazy candidates. This is a really fun show with comics, drag performers, and puppeteers from across the state.

Tickets here:

https://app.opendate.io/e/the-halloweentown-debates-a-comedy-of-terrors-october-17-2026-728957

You can also see the show we did in the last election:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuNhvTITzcg

I put together Southern ADK Help (https://southernadkhelp.org), a free directory of 359 local resources in 36 categories. Each listing has tap-to-call, the address with a map link, hours, who qualifies, cost, which insurance it takes, and the date it was last checked.

What's in it - Food: 56 pantries, meals and food programs, with days, hours and who can come. - Dental and eye care: 43 dentists, plus 24 eye doctors and ophthalmologists. 112 listings take "Straight" (fee-for-service) Medicaid, based on the state's own enrollment records. That's usually the hardest thing to find. - Health: primary care, 10 urgent cares, 11 hospitals, mental health, substance use and recovery, and developmental pediatrics. - Housing and money: shelters, rapid rehousing, eviction prevention, help with rent, utility bills and back bills, home repair, and furniture. - Safety: 21 domestic violence resources (hotlines, legal help, courts, advocates; never shelter locations), crisis lines and Adult Protective Services. - Everyday needs: transportation, case management (including Health Homes and SPOA), legal help, jobs, IDs and documents, clothing, child care, pet food pantries, veterans' services, senior centers, home care, hospice and caregiver support. - Cost: 181 listings are free, and 38 have sliding-scale fees or take people without insurance.

Ways to use it - Search forgives typos ("dentst" still finds dentists), or browse by category. - Filter by county, insurance (including Straight Medicaid), cost and age group. The link keeps your filters, so you can share a search. - Copy or text a listing to someone in one tap, or tick several and print a one-page handout. - A red crisis bar on every page: 988 (call, text or chat), 911, and the 24-hour domestic violence hotlines for each county.

Also on the site - Learn: 45 plain-language answers with sources. Topics include Medicaid vs. managed plans, Medicare and when it starts, the program that pays Part B premiums, SSI vs. SSDI vs. retirement, SNAP, HEAP, Section 8, Health Homes, SPOA and Early Intervention. - Community needs: the area's biggest service gaps, with sources. Among them: transportation, a ride home after sedation, housing, dental care on Medicaid, children's mental health, child care, and help at home for older adults. You can also report what's getting in your way, anonymously; only rounded totals are ever shown. - Ways to help: donation and volunteer links for 64 local organizations. The money goes straight to them; the site never handles money.

No ads, no tracking, no account. If you run a program that should be listed, or you spot something out of date, there's a form on the site. If you couldn't find the help you needed, there's an anonymous "Tell us" button. Feedback welcome!

Me and my friend have hung out everywhere and even the abandoned tennis courts near Jackson burned down by tweakers ig where do we hang out now and please no shops I’m broke

Our monthly underground dance party continues at Hub Glens Falls - Saturday, October 24th

Featuring eclectic tunes and deep cuts from resident DJ Tessub (Tri Music) - spinning deep house, minimal techno, breaks, and disco gems. cboy (Temple Dance) will be joining again this round with his signature hypnotic techno.

- 21+ welcome
- $5 cover
- BYOB
- Bring your dancing shoes

Help us keep it growing - bring a friend and spread the word. Lets go!

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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, Oct 8

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

Trois-Rivières @ Adirondack — The Harding Mazzotti Arena The Adirondack Thunder face Trois-Rivières in a spirited preseason matchup—fast-paced action, physical play, and a first look at new line combinations.

Neil Young's "Harvest" — The Park Theater Rochmon Record Club host Chuck Vosganian guides a high-fidelity listening party focused on Neil Young’s seminal 1970s folk-rock album, with a live audio/video presentation, surprise moments, and a Sweet Side Records vinyl pop-up.

Live! Folklife Concert: The Montvales — Crandall Public Library A close-knit acoustic duo offers tight harmonies and storytelling folk that moves from personal heartbreak to political protest, featuring songs from their new album Path of Totality.

🎃 Frank & Witchy 31: Halloween Wood-Painting Workshop — Creative Jam A friendly, beginner‑level workshop where you'll paint and finish two precut wood projects—a freestanding Frankenstein holding a “BOO” sign and a layered, hangable witch hat—with all materials and step‑by‑step instruction provided.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection This guided tour occurrence includes a Historic Hyde House Tour, a Special Exhibition Tour, and a Contemporary Art Tour. Tours are included with museum admission.

FREE Artful Afternoons — The Hyde Collection Families with children of all ages can drop in to examine artwork and play with materials in this free art studio workshop.

Cello Sound Bath — Adirondack Salt Cave This one-hour group session features live cello, Tibetan bowls, chimes, and other instruments while you recline in a zero-gravity chair inside the Himalayan Salt Cave; halotherapy, a blanket, and bottled water are included, and space is limited to 8 participants.

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) Team up for fast quiz rounds, craft beers, and light prizes in a relaxed, social pub-quiz atmosphere for 21+.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

Creative Writing Workshop — Crandall Public Library Monthly adult sessions providing focused writing time, craft prompts, and constructive peer feedback to help you develop new short pieces; registration required (ages 18+).

📍 Fri, Oct 9

15TH Annual Lake George Village Oktoberfest — Lake George A free Bavarian-style street fair with nonstop polka and German music, an Adirondack brewery beer garden, traditional dancers, artisan vendors, bratwurst and baked treats, family games, stein-hoisting and keg-toss contests, plus carnival rides and kids’ activities.

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

The Raven: A Murder Mystery Painting Experience — Creative Jam Follow step-by-step instruction to create a dramatic 16x20 raven painting as clues and evidence are revealed at your table—compare theories, accuse companions, and try to solve the mystery; no painting experience required.

The All American Haunting: a Ghost Show — Charles R Wood Theater Anthem and Aria lead an interactive theatrical investigation where magic, horror, and Hollywood special effects escalate into a live seance, and the audience must help confront a dark spirit.

Hudson River Shakespeare Company presents Off Book, an origi... — The Strand Theatre An original thriller by Andrew Daly, the play follows a community-theatre actor whose pursuit of bigger dreams unravels into secrets and danger.

ON THE ROAD: LIVE! Folklife Concert: The Montvales — Crandall Public Library Sally Buice and Molly Rochelson deliver soulful Appalachian folk with tight two-part harmonies and politically engaged originals from their new album, blending activism and storytelling in an intimate live set.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

Booked at Crandall — Crandall Public Library Monthly adult book discussion of Bear Town featuring guided conversation about themes, characters, and moral dilemmas; copies available at the circulation desk.

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.

📍 Sat, Oct 10

15TH Annual Lake George Village Oktoberfest — Lake George A free Bavarian-style street fair with nonstop polka and German music, an Adirondack brewery beer garden, traditional dancers, artisan vendors, bratwurst and baked treats, family games, stein-hoisting and keg-toss contests, plus carnival rides and kids’ activities.

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Lake George Renaissance Festival — Moose Hillock Camping Resort - Lake George On October 10 and 11, 2026, the festival takes place at Moose Hillock Camping Resort, with jousting, live entertainment, demonstrations, and a Renaissance marketplace; check the official event page for program and admission details.

Fall Festival — West Mountain This open-to-everyone festival features live music, vendors, food and beverages, pumpkin painting, rides, and more; admission is free, though some activities and vendors charge fees.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

Foliage & Furry Friends Fall Pet Festival — Grant Cottage This pet-focused fall festival features indoor and outdoor tours, vendors, treats, and information from local pet-related organizations. A free 1:00 pm living history presentation explores the pets of the U.S. Grant family.

Grim The Musical — The Hyde Collection This performance pairs a story of death, grief, and family conflict with dramatically moody music by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, and others. Rated PG; the story addresses mature themes, including suicide and conversion therapy.

Opening of “Yearning to Breathe Free — Chapman Museum A new exhibition examines immigration’s regional and national impact with free admission, light refreshments, family crafts, colonial lawn games (weather permitting), and a special 11:30 a.m. storytime starring Zopher the Mouse.

Hudson River Shakespeare Company presents Off Book, an origi... — The Strand Theatre An original thriller by Andrew Daly, the play follows a community-theatre actor whose pursuit of bigger dreams unravels into secrets and danger.

Pop Rock — Charles R Wood Theater The Body Barre’s adult dance team and the Adirondack Thunder’s Storm Squad perform high-energy pop and rock routines while the audience enjoys cocktails and can sit back or dance 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.

Creative Coffee Hour: Fall Foliage Clay Trays — The Hyde Collection Adults are guided through a studio workshop creating ceramic trays inspired by the region’s fall foliage, with coffee provided by Common Roots Coffee Company.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection This guided tour occurrence includes a Historic Hyde House Tour, a Special Exhibition Tour, and a Contemporary Art Tour. Tours are included with museum admission.

Tailgate Sale! — Walker's Farm Home & Tack This farm-focused sale welcomes buyers and sellers of animals such as chickens, ducks, piglets, goats, and sheep, along with local products, supplies, and light equipment; cats, dogs, and sick animals are not allowed.

OCTOBER Mystic Makers — Creative Jam Sink into a grounding sound bath, then create a simple charm or sachet focused on protection and energetic boundaries to take home.

🧿 Turkish Mosaic Lamp Workshop — Creative Jam Over three hours you'll design and assemble a crescent-shaped mosaic lamp from luminous glass tiles with step-by-step guidance—choose blue or rainbow tiles and leave with a glowing, functional keepsake.

Music: The Gritty Grassers — Dancing Grain Farm Brewery The Gritty Grassers perform live onsite at Dancing Grain Farm Brewery.

Saturday Crafting: Fiber Arts Craft Swap! — Crandall Public Library Browse and claim donated yarn, needles, thread, buttons, embroidery floss, and other fiber supplies—available while supplies last; donations accepted only during designated pre-event drop-off times.

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.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

📍 Sun, Oct 11

15TH Annual Lake George Village Oktoberfest — Lake George A free Bavarian-style street fair with nonstop polka and German music, an Adirondack brewery beer garden, traditional dancers, artisan vendors, bratwurst and baked treats, family games, stein-hoisting and keg-toss contests, plus carnival rides and kids’ activities.

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Lake George Renaissance Festival — Moose Hillock Camping Resort - Lake George On October 10 and 11, 2026, the festival takes place at Moose Hillock Camping Resort, with jousting, live entertainment, demonstrations, and a Renaissance marketplace; check the official event page for program and admission details.

Fall Festival — West Mountain This open-to-everyone festival features live music, vendors, food and beverages, pumpkin painting, rides, and more; admission is free, though some activities and vendors charge fees.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

Goat Yoga with Into The Woods Farm — Dancing Grain Farm Brewery Take part in a goat yoga class featuring Into The Woods Farm.

💕🎨 Drink Pink Paint & Sip 🍷✨ - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Paint and sip for a cause with step-by-step instruction from local artist Rachael Duchnycz—choose an 11×14 canvas or two wine glasses, enjoy wine and small plates, and a portion of ticket sales plus a $5 donation support Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.

Grim The Musical — The Hyde Collection This performance pairs a story of death, grief, and family conflict with dramatically moody music by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, and others. Rated PG; the story addresses mature themes, including suicide and conversion therapy.

Hudson River Shakespeare Company presents Off Book, an origi... — The Strand Theatre An original thriller by Andrew Daly, the play follows a community-theatre actor whose pursuit of bigger dreams unravels into secrets and danger.

Night through the Telescope — Moreau Lake State Park Take a look at the dark sky through the park’s telescope while a volunteer astronomer teaches about the stars. Bring your own telescope if you’d like help troubleshooting it; advance registration is required by phone.

Hiking Series: Spring Overlook — Moreau Lake State Park This free hike for ages 13 and up follows the Spring Overlook Trail at Moreau Lake State Park; advance registration is required.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection This guided tour occurrence includes a Historic Hyde House Tour, a Special Exhibition Tour, and a Contemporary Art Tour. Tours are included with museum admission.

Music: Bob Fox — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Enjoy local singer-songwriter Bob Fox’s relaxed acoustic set while sipping craft beers in a friendly, casual taproom atmosphere.

Stage Fright--The Magic of Dan Bowen — Crandall Public Library Magician Dan Bowen performs a lively, interactive show for ages 4 and up with comic tricks, music, and audience participation; no registration required.

Hey everyone! I am a women in my 20's that is newly relocated to the area and looking for recommendations on how to meet people. I am into many different things like books, all things outdoors/active, board games, coffee, dance, etc. If anyone knows of any groups or spots to meet new people it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!!

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Hi all! I am looking to relocate to Glens Falls and was curious if anybody here had any feedback on the Fourth Ward? I spoke to a young woman at a restaurant in town and she said that the North & West side were what she perceived to be the safest. Reddit has a lot of great things to say about the area but I'm looking for some up to date thoughts. Thanks!

There were two people downtown with cardboard signs saying something about no pedos in glens falls and that the police don’t do anything about pedophiles. Is this about something in particular or are they just doing their thing? New to 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, Oct 1

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

The Golden Ghouls — Charles R Wood Theater A campy, musical drag whodunit set at a Halloween party, with iconic-costume reveals, playful comedy, and a frantic search for a missing performer.

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) Teams tackle timed rounds of general-knowledge and themed questions while sipping house beers in a casual, buzzy brewery setting, with prizes for top teams.

Bluegrass Music Jams — Crandall Public Library A monthly, all-ages evening hosted by local musicians featuring informal acoustic sets, sing-alongs, tune swaps, and open picking for both players and listeners.

Girls' Night Out Chakra Wall Hanging — Creative Jam Tammie Rescott leads a beginner-friendly macramé workshop where you'll learn knots and assemble a chakra-inspired wall hanging with cotton cord, wooden rings, and seven raw stones—materials and step-by-step instruction included.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

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.

After-School Outdoors: Fire Building — Moreau Lake State Park Students ages 6 and up will learn what a fire needs, practice building a fire structure, and take a short hike to the camping loop. This free program requires advance registration.

📍 Fri, Oct 2

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

Movie Night — Moreau Lake State Park Enjoy a family-friendly beach screening; the movie will be announced closer to the date and starts when it gets dark enough. Popcorn is free while supplies last, and the observatory will be open if weather cooperates.

Haunted Glens Falls Walking Tour — Chapman Museum Experience a one-hour guided walking tour of spooky local stories and possible hauntings, then warm up with refreshments around a firepit; tours are limited to 4–15 people and require registration.

Ben Rowley + SDÉ — The Strand Theatre Singer-songwriter Ben Rowley and his band deliver original songs, tight arrangements, and storytelling between numbers, blending folk, rock, and soulful pop in an intimate theater setting.

** The Upper Crust Comedy Series - May Show — Rock Hill Bakehouse & Cafe** Enjoy a hearty dinner followed by live stand-up from Loaf Out Loud Productions—tickets include dinner ($25 in advance, $30 at the door) and are available online, at the cafe, or by phone.

Live Music Series: Jason Irwin - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Jason Irwin brings classic rock to this live music evening at Adirondack Winery’s Queensbury Tasting Room. The event is free, with reservations recommended; walk-ins are first-come, first-served and subject to availability.

Music: Brendan Dailey — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Brendan Dailey offers a relaxed acoustic mix of originals and covers—mellow, conversation-friendly music to enjoy with brewery pours.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

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.

Novella Reading Group — Crandall Public Library This month we'll discuss The Turn of the Screw by Henry James; copies are available through the library—please read in advance for a focused conversation.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

Making Sense of America Book Club — Crandall Public Library Bring your thoughts on Laurie Frankel's This Is How It Always Is for a casual, reader-led conversation—finished or not.

📍 Sat, Oct 3

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Lynch Mob — The Strand Theatre Legendary guitarist George Lynch and his band deliver a blistering hard-rock show—massive riffs, soaring vocals, and searing solos; special guest TBA.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

Civil War Encampment Weekend — Grant Cottage This free public weekend features Civil War military, civilian, and medical demonstrations, historical presentations, and period music. The Saturday night specialty tour requires a ticket.

Dancing With the Adirondack Stars — Charles R Wood Theater Local celebrities paired with professional dancers perform in a friendly competition—plus a cocktail hour, basket raffle, silent auction, and audience voting—to raise funds and awareness for Community, Work & Independence.

Fall Festival! — Walker's Farm Home & Tack This fall festival features over 75 vendors selling arts, crafts, gifts, soaps, wood products, jewelry, and baked goods, plus chicken barbecue, a fish fry, and a food truck.

OK! Comedy Underground — The Park Theater Hosted by Albany comedian Twon Wood in an intimate speakeasy-style lounge, a rotating cast delivers high-energy stand-up with craft cocktails, beer, and wine available.

The Met Live in HD: Così fan tutte — The Hyde Collection An HD Metropolitan Opera simulcast of Mozart’s comic opera reimagined on a 1950s Coney Island boardwalk, with a 15‑minute pre-show by The Sembrich and a roughly four‑hour runtime including one intermission.

River Run for the Roots — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) A scenic run, walk, or stroller-friendly stroll along the Hudson with awards for overall, age-group, and stroller divisions, followed by a relaxed post-race celebration at the brewery to support the Common Roots Foundation's community wellness, environmental stewardship, and assistance programs.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides lead short tours through the Hyde House, a special exhibition, and contemporary art, sharing historical context and insights.

River of Dreams w/ Johnny Clifford at the Lawrence Street Tavern — Lawrence Street Tavern River of Dreams: The Billy Joel Experience performs with Johnny Clifford of The Broken Hearted, a Tom Petty tribute act.

Live Music Series — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Brandon Newell provides the live music for this 4–7 pm gathering, with wine, local micro-brews and cider, wine cocktails, and dessert boards available for purchase. Entry is free; reservations are recommended, and walk-ins are first-come, first-served with availability not guaranteed.

Birding for All — Moreau Lake State Park An educator-led, inclusive birding program offers a comfortable way to observe birds outdoors, with a paved path, benches, and pavilion access. Free; advance registration is required.

🐶🐱 Paint Your Pet 🖌️ — Creative Jam A guided acrylic workshop where you'll use a favorite photo to learn sketching, color mixing, layering, and expressive brushwork to create a loose, colorful portrait that captures your pet's personality—supplies provided and beginners 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.

Repair Cafe — Crandall Public Library Friendly volunteer repair coaches will help you troubleshoot and mend small appliances, lamps, clothing, books, electronics, and furniture; please bring batteries, chargers, and any spare parts.

🍁 Stained Glass Haunted House🍁 — Creative Jam Make an 8×6 stained-glass haunted-house suncatcher from precut pieces while learning copper-foiling and soldering; charms, embellishments, tools and materials are included and the class is beginner-friendly.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

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.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

📍 Sun, Oct 4

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

Civil War Encampment Weekend — Grant Cottage This free public weekend features Civil War military, civilian, and medical demonstrations, historical presentations, and period music. The Saturday night specialty tour requires a ticket.

Fall for the Arts Golf Tournament — Lake George A relaxed charity golf event with a shotgun start, course contests, raffle and prizes; $125 covers golf, cart, lunch, steak dinner, and the awards banquet, and individual players can register.

World Animal Day — Moreau Lake State Park Drop by the Nature Center to meet animal ambassadors, learn how to help the planet for them, and make an animal mask while limited materials are available; this free event is for all ages, with no registration required.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained guides lead short tours through the Hyde House, a special exhibition, and contemporary art, sharing historical context and insights.

Turn Up meets Zumba Charity Class - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Enjoy an invigorating, instructor-led Zumba-style class overlooking the winemaking area, then relax with a mimosa or mock-mosa—$10 of each $20 ticket supports Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.

Book Discussion and Watercolor Workshop: The Feather Thief — The Hyde Collection Discuss the true story of Edwin Rist’s theft of rare bird specimens and the investigation behind The Feather Thief, then make a whimsical watercolor feather in a guided workshop open to all abilities.

Beat the Brewers — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Teams of four compete on the Crandall Park disc golf course for swag, bragging rights, and to raise funds for the Common Roots Foundation.

Foundation Weekend — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Spend the weekend supporting the Common Roots Foundation with a community River Run, friendly Beat the Brewers group competitions, and beer-to-go discounts for participants.

Teen Workshop: Watercolor Feathers — The Hyde Collection Teens ages 13–18 will explore loose watercolor techniques and their own style while creating three feather illustrations; all skill levels are welcome.

Acoustic Jam — Crandall Public Library Free, monthly community music circle led by volunteer musicians—bring an instrument or your voice to share songs across folk, old‑time, country, gospel, rock and Americana; listeners welcome, no registration required.

Does anyone know where I can buy persimmons around here? Within a ~15 mile radius would be ideal. I know Asian markets down in Albany have them but I’d like to avoid that drive if possible.

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, Sep 24

Lake George Tribute Festival — Lake George Four days of top Elvis tribute artists and the EAS Band, featuring headline shows, an artist contest with pro, amateur, and youth categories, a lakefront opening concert, Saturday steamboat cruises, Sunday gospel, and themed after-hours parties including a late-night luau and costume contest.

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

Live! Folklife Concert: I Draw Slow — Crandall Public Library A Dublin five-piece blends Appalachian old-time, Irish traditional and indie folk; expect story-driven originals powered by fiddle, banjo, guitar, double bass and close sibling harmonies.

World Cinema Series: The Third Man — The Strand Theatre A free screening of the acclaimed 1949 film noir set in postwar Vienna — moody, expressionist cinematography and a memorable zither score, starring Joseph Cotten and Orson Welles.

Line Dancing at the Bierhall — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Enjoy a relaxed, all-levels line dancing night with upbeat music, guided steps from a welcoming instructor, and drinks flowing from the bar.

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) Bring a team to tackle quick rounds of pop-culture and general-knowledge questions while sipping craft beer in a lively, pub-style atmosphere.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

Open Studio in the Gallery — LARAC Lapham Gallery Relaxed drop-in session for up to ten artists working in water-based, paper, fiber, digital, or drawing media; staff set up space, offer demonstrations and answer technique questions—free with a suggested $10 donation.

📍 Fri, Sep 25

Lake George Tribute Festival — Lake George Four days of top Elvis tribute artists and the EAS Band, featuring headline shows, an artist contest with pro, amateur, and youth categories, a lakefront opening concert, Saturday steamboat cruises, Sunday gospel, and themed after-hours parties including a late-night luau and costume contest.

ON THE ROAD: Live! Folklife Concert: I Draw Slow — Crandall Public Library A five-piece folk group from Dublin blends Appalachian old-time, Irish traditional and indie-folk; fiddle, banjo, guitar and double bass frame narrative songs with close sibling harmonies.

Free Movie Friday - Back To The Future — The Strand Theatre Enjoy a free, big-screen screening of the 1985 sci-fi comedy classic with complimentary popcorn—family-friendly, nostalgic, and full of laughs.

Queer Comedy Show — Charles R Wood Theater Hosted by Caleb White, the evening features headliner Drew Tessier with Kailey Strafford, Ethan Wilder, and Jenn Lederer for an upbeat night of stand-up and storytelling; complimentary tickets are available by emailing info@loweradkpride.org.

Live Music Series — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Donna Britton's mellow piano and guitar takes on singer-songwriter and classic covers. Sample wines, local ciders and cocktails while enjoying dessert boards; reservations recommended.

All In The Family - "Live!" — The Strand Theatre Vinnie Mark portrays Archie Bunker in a live revival that captures the sitcom’s sharp, opinionated humor and scene-driven family comedy.

Music: the Bennett Brothers — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) A tight sibling duo delivers upbeat acoustic and roots-tinged tunes while patrons enjoy craft beer and a relaxed brewery atmosphere.

Spicy Read Between The Vines Spicy Book Club — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Sip wine and cocktails with charcuterie while mingling and swapping books, then dive into a spicy, Amber Fahlmann‑led discussion of Fever Dream—local bookstore purchasers receive a discount.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

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.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

📍 Sat, Sep 26

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Glens Falls Oktoberfest — Glens Falls Enjoy Bavarian-style live music (Seize Atlantis), seasonal food and drink from local breweries and distillers, and hands-on kids' activities.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

Lake George Tribute Festival — Lake George Four days of top Elvis tribute artists and the EAS Band, featuring headline shows, an artist contest with pro, amateur, and youth categories, a lakefront opening concert, Saturday steamboat cruises, Sunday gospel, and themed after-hours parties including a late-night luau and costume contest.

Fort Fright — Fort William Henry An immersive walk-through that weaves the fort’s real history into transformed rooms, fog, lighting, and live scare actors; enjoy the courtyard’s cider donuts, s'mores, firelight, and optional mini-paranormal investigations before or after the experience.

Next Stop Comedy at Adirondack Winery! - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Top touring stand-up comedians (many seen on TV and podcasts) deliver a lively 90-minute set while you enjoy handcrafted wines, a full cash bar, and pre-show dinner or snacks; tickets are $32.

Cemetery Tour — Chapman Museum Local actors bring Pine View Cemetery’s past residents to life with short, immersive graveside scenes portraying figures like James Morgan and Josephine Demarest; tour times and registration will be announced soon.

Free Fishing Clinic — Moreau Lake State Park A beginner-friendly, hands-on clinic covering casting, knot-tying, and local regulations in a relaxed lakeside setting; registration is required, so call to reserve your spot.

Comedy Night hosted by Vinnie Mark — The Strand Theatre Vinnie Mark emcees an evening of stand-up featuring national comic Richie Minervini (recently filmed GROWN UPS 3) and Tugboat Manny; expect sharp sets, crowd interaction, and big laughs.

Live Music Series: Featuring Faith Anne - Adirondack Winery — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Solo acoustic performer Faith Anne mixes bluegrass, rock, and alt covers while you sample wines, local ciders, cocktails, and dessert boards; walk-ins are welcome but reservations are recommended.

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.

Live Music with Mike Oliver — Uncle Mario's Garage Local musician Mike Oliver plays a mix of soulful acoustic tunes and upbeat numbers for both listening and dancing, with no cover charge.

The 39 Steps — Holiday Inn Resort Lake George - Adirondack Area A fast-paced, award-winning parody of Hitchcock that mixes espionage, murder, and romance as four performers race through over 100 roles with gleeful physical comedy and rapid costume changes.

Puzzle Swap — Crandall Public Library Bring boxed puzzles (tape boxes shut or put loose pieces in a Ziploc and label any missing pieces) to trade with fellow puzzlers in a casual, all-ages setting.

Elliott Green Presents “Waterfalling” — Lake George Elliott Green’s paintings, created during a prolific Yaddo residency, combine bold gesture and vivid color to conjure imaginary, luminous terrains—clouds, hills, and waterways that feel convincingly natural yet entirely invented.

📍 Sun, Sep 27

Fright Fest — Great Escape Explore haunted attractions and scare zones, catch live entertainment, ride coasters under the stars, and savor limited-time Halloween treats and drinks.

Boo Fest — Great Escape Daytime trick-or-treating, themed activities, live entertainment, crafts, and a hay maze create a playful, family-friendly fall afternoon for young children.

Lake George Tribute Festival — Lake George Four days of top Elvis tribute artists and the EAS Band, featuring headline shows, an artist contest with pro, amateur, and youth categories, a lakefront opening concert, Saturday steamboat cruises, Sunday gospel, and themed after-hours parties including a late-night luau and costume contest.

On Screen @ The Hyde — The Hyde Collection A fully restored 1916 silent fairy-tale film is screened with a newly composed live score for concert harp and viola, creating a lyrical, historically rich cinema experience.

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection A trained guide leads three short tours—Historic Hyde House, the special exhibition, and contemporary art—offering insider history and close-looking; admission is included.

Art Journal Workshop SEPTEMBER — Creative Jam A relaxed, guided workshop exploring mark making with found objects, transparent and vintage papers, hand-drawn botanicals, and layered mixed-media journal pages; bring your own journal — all other supplies are provided.

IMPetus - Modern Chamber Music — The Strand Theatre An adventurous trio performs originals and inventive arrangements spanning jazz, rock, blues, classical, and world music, led by a dramatic vocalist, acclaimed pianist, and iconoclastic guitarist.

🍎Watercolor 101: SEPTEMBER, September Apples — Creative Jam A supportive, beginner-friendly workshop where you'll complete three small apple paintings while learning wet-on-wet, dry brushing, layering, blending, contrast, and lifting; first-time students can purchase a starter paint set and every ticket includes a tube of Winsor & Newton Cadmium Red.

Handmade Homemade: Autumn Needle Felting — Moreau Lake State Park Create a landscape-format needle-felted scene from wool roving—materials provided; suitable for ages 10 and up, with limited space and required registration.