Free events in Fort Edward, NY

Set in the heart of Granville at Veteran's Park, the Slate Valley Farmers Market offers a classic outdoor shopping experience that supports communities throughout the Slate Valley Region. Local growers and crafters present their own goods at fair, affordable prices, creating a friendly space to explore what is fresh and thoughtfully made. Expect farm produce such as vegetables, fruit and berries, along with sweet corn. You will also find eggs, meats, baked treats, honey, maple syrup, and a variety of jams and jellies, plus flowers and handcrafted items. Parking is free, the site is accessible for visitors with disabilities, and restrooms are available. The market features a diverse mix of area producers and artisans and is welcoming new vendor applications.

Free community yoga takes place at the south end of the Saratoga Farmers’ Market in High Rock Park, presented by The Saratoga Farmers’ Market and Yoga Mandali. Certified instructor Himanee Gupta guides gentle, all-level sessions that weave movement, breath, and mindful awareness, incorporating elements of Kripalu yoga, rejuvenating practices, chakra awareness, and reiki. Set among fresh food and nature, each class aims to help participants feel grounded, refreshed, and energized. Attendance is free, and donations are appreciated. Classes run only if the weather cooperates and will be canceled in rain or other inclement conditions. Online or on-site registration is available through Yoga Mandali.

At Saratoga Springs Family Dentistry, Mary and Rebecca of Ageless Aesthetics see clients by appointment for med spa care. The experience brings together aesthetic services and a dental setting to support confidence in both your smile and how you feel. Offerings include Botox and fillers, options for TMJ and migraine relief, and skin rejuvenation treatments, along with personalized aesthetic consultations at no cost. Appointments are limited, and you do not need to be a patient of Saratoga Springs Family Dentistry to schedule with Ageless Aesthetics.

At Warming Hut Field in Saratoga Spa State Park, this market brings together local farmers, food vendors, and makers. Browse fresh produce and other farm goods, enjoy prepared foods, explore unique artwork, and pick up coffee, baked items, and other local treats. Purchases support local growers, artisans, and small businesses in a park setting.

Weekly Saturday community yoga in High Rock Park, beside the Governor Spring pavilion, is offered by the Saratoga Farmers’ Market and Yoga Mandali. Certified instructor Himanee Gupta leads gentle, all-level classes that weave movement, breath, and mindful focus, drawing on Kripalu yoga, restorative practices, chakra exploration, and reiki. Surrounded by fresh food, nature, and neighbors, sessions aim to leave participants grounded, refreshed, and energized. Attendance is free, with donations appreciated. Register online through Yoga Mandali or sign up on-site. Classes are weather dependent and will be canceled in rain or other inclement conditions.

Community Crew is an ongoing volunteer opportunity that supports the Community Farm and offers consistent ways to help in both the fields and the gardens. There is a place for everyone, whether tending garden beds or working out in the rows. Volunteers take on hands-on tasks such as harvesting fresh produce, planting new crops, weeding, and mulching pathways. No experience is required, and guidance is provided. Participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Come for a single session or many to help keep the farm thriving, get your hands dirty, meet good people, and have fun.

An art fair in Congress Park in downtown Saratoga Springs brings together artists from near and far across a wide range of genres. Attendees can browse, purchase artwork, and talk directly with the creators about their work. The event also includes community organizations, live music, and food. It is free and open to the public. Artist applications are closed.

This family-focused art-making program blends looking, discussion, and hands-on creativity. Attendees tour selected works, then use provided supplies to craft their own artwork. It is free and open to the public, intended for children 5 and older accompanied by an adult. No registration is required, and supplies are available on a first come, first served basis.

Returning for a second year, this family-friendly fall festival welcomes all ages with free admission. Attendees can enjoy a beer garden featuring Adirondack Brewery, food truck fare from Casa Reyes and Savory Pig, a fire for s’mores, a variety of games, and live music by Reese Fulmer and the Carriage House Band, plus additional activities.