Glens Falls Events

Hebron Historian Debi Craig and Greenwich Historian Sandy McReynolds speak about Susan B. Anthony's childhood in Washington County.

Monthly Book Club, all are welcome.

Immersive Sound Meditation with Nick Carbuto

These restaurants invested in South Street early - so let's return the favor and invest in them while they hang in there through the South Street construction project!

Performance art presented by multimedia artists Millicent Young and Timothy Hill, during The Hyde Collections 'Art After Hours / Member Mixers". Experience includes vocal, spoken, movement and guitar.

🏀🍷 March Madness... but make it Wine! 🍇✨ From March 20th - April 6th, create your own Wine Bracket and help us crown the Champion Wine! For just $20 per person, pick 8 wines to taste!

Join us for the greatest bowling party in town! All funds raised support Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring programs that help children who face adversity in our community.

On Friday March 21, 2025 @ 8:00 pm, Gratefully Yours is Truckin' into town! Join us at the Strand Theatre for a night of Grateful Dead music by an all-star lineup.

Experience Thurman Maple Days!

The sweet treat of your dreams is making its return to Hicks Orchard this March!

Join us for our Annual Ride Into Spring Sales Event!

We are excited to host the 35th Annual Greenwich FFA Farm Toy Show in honor or Keith Germain.

Join us on March 22, 2025 for Battles & Beverages, where tour guides bring the French and Indian War to life in a replica of the 18th century fortress that once guarded the shore of Lake George.

Presented by Opera Saratoga, program includes an children's interactive opera. Hyde will host an art project inspired by Frida Kahlo pre or post the Opera: see time explanation below

Dr. Leach, retired Internist and an Infectious Disease consultant, speaks about how infectious diseases affected General George Washington's strategy during the American Revolution.

Opera Saratoga presents the children's opera "Frida Kahlo and the bravest niña in el mundo", from March 5 - 27, 2025. Most performances are FREE! A perfect activity for children ages 5 - 11.

Ever wonder the value of that family heirloom? Find a strange item and don't know what it is? Bring it in to our guest antique expert and discover more about what it could be and it's potential worth

Elizabeth Whitmore-Stolar of the NYS DEC and Lake Champlain Basin Program will show participants how to identify aquatic invasive plants and what to do if they find them.