From Memorial Day to Labor Day and beyond, here are the 15 dates that define a Lake George summer — concerts, festivals, fireworks, food, and everything in between.

From the Lake George Community Band on Thursdays to the Lake George Arts Project's Wednesday concerts, here's your free live music lineup for summer 2026.

June is Pride Month, and the Adirondacks show up. The Lower Adirondack Pride Gayla on June 12 anchors a month of community, celebration, and visibility.

The Village of Lake George's July 4 fireworks at Shepard Park are legendary. Here's how to actually enjoy them without getting stuck in two-hour traffic.

Three-course prix fixe menus for $35 at restaurants across the region. This year's "Tropical Fruits" theme brings pineapple, mango, coconut, and citrus to Lake George tables.

Three days of multi-room dance music takes over Fort William Henry May 22–24, 2026. Here's what to expect from one of Lake George's most unexpected — and most fun — festivals.

Americade returns to Lake George May 27–30, 2026. Here's what to expect, where to be, and how to enjoy the energy — whether you're riding in or just here for the show.

From the parade and Battlefield Park remembrance to fireworks, festivals, and patio season — here's how to spend Memorial Day weekend in Lake George.

If there's one summer event that perfectly captures the spirit of Lake George — the stunning scenery, the local pride, the pure joy of gathering with good people — it's the Adirondack Wine & Food Festival. And 2026 is a big one: the festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary, and it's shaping up to be the best yet. Mark your calendars: the festival takes place Saturday, June 27th (11am–6pm) and Sunday, June 28th (11am–5pm) at Charles R. Wood Festival Commons, 17 West Brook