Tourism Industry Virtual Career Fair In an effort to help connect tourism industry employers with talented job seekers, the New York State Department of Labor has partnered with I LOVE NY to offer a virtual career fair, promoting job opportunities in...

Worry Free Watercolor at Ti Arts Downtown Gallery Thursday, August 15, 2024 1:00 - 3:00 PM Painting in watercolor can seem intimidating for many artists, but it doesn't have to be. Participants will practice watercolor technique to learn some of the...

Mother's Day Fishing Tournament

Writers' Group Convening

Real Time Revolution This reenactment will dramatically recreate one of the greatest Continental Army victories of 1776 that occurred at the same time as one of its greatest defeats. The moment soldiers and militiamen at Ticonderoga held the line for...

Dinner Fundraiser The Moriah Fire House, 630 Tarbell Hill Road, will host a Baked Zita Dinner Fundraiser on Saturday, April 13 from 4:00 until 6:00 pm. Dinners are $10, Take Out Only, and include zita, salad and a dessert. To pre-order message 518-645-...

Help from the People Up North: Civil Rights Activism from Vermont to Mississippi This talk will discuss a new and illuminating history of southern Black and northern white women's overlooked participation in the modern Civil Rights Movement using one...

SOLD OUT! Enjoy the Spectacular Fall Foliage Aboard the Carillon Join Fort Ticonderoga for its annual Bon Voyage Cruise on Lake Champlain! Savor the fall scenic beauty and enjoy the captivating narration of historic highlights aboard the 60 ft...

Solar Eclipse Photography Class by Carl Heilman II Located at Ti Arts Downtown Gallery - 119 Montcalm Street Bring: a camera, tripod & solar filter (if you have one) Suggested Donation $20.00 Class limited to 10 people! To sign up email seddon@thejbeatys.

Join us as Crown Point State Historic Site launches its commemoration of the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution. On May 11, 1775, Seth Warner and the Green Mountain Boys captured the British post at Crown Point, only three weeks after the American Revolution began at Lexington and Concord.