Events in Hudson Falls today

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.

Set along the Lake George shoreline at Rogers Memorial Park in Bolton Landing, this small-boat festival spotlights period craft propelled by oars, paddles, and sails. Hosted by the Bolton Museum, the No-Octane Regatta offers demonstrations, races, and exhibitions that celebrate classic boats and the skills used to handle them.

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.

The 26th Annual Great Pumpkin Challenge supports Saratoga Bridges with a mix of races and seasonal fun. Choose from a 5K, a 10K, or a fun run for kids, and take part in a welcoming atmosphere where participants can run, walk, or roll. Awards recognize overall winners and leading finishers, participants can enjoy treats, and the first 1,200 registrants receive a complimentary long sleeve adult shirt. Festivities also include a costume contest and a pumpkin decorating contest that is seeking judges.

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.

Meet fellow papercraft enthusiasts at the library for a creative gathering focused on junk journaling. Middle school and high school students can make their own journals while connecting with others who share the same interest in paper arts. This welcoming session centers on shared creativity and the simple fun of crafting together.

Enjoy a hands-on, nature-focused workshop that fosters community wellness, connection, and environmental stewardship. Participants of all ages will create handmade wreaths using foraged natural materials to enhance autumn decor. Activities are weather dependent. The cost is $5 per person, and class sizes are limited.

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.

An annual bellydance benefit gathers performers from across New England to the Adirondacks for an evening showcase. Hosted by ADK-RAQS BELLYDANCE, the event takes place at the Sandy Hill Arts Center on the 5th floor stage and raises funds for Randy's Patient Assistance Fund at the C.R. Wood Cancer Center at Glens Falls Hospital. The day includes arrival and check in, a turns workshop that requires registration, a lunch break with time for hair and makeup, public entry, and the performance. Expect basket raffles and a 50/50 drawing. Tickets are $15 and available in advance or at the door. Proceeds support a community funded program that helps patients and their families during cancer treatment.

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.

See Hudson Crossing Park by moonlight on a guided evening walk that invites a slower pace, attention to shifting light, and the calm transition from day to night. Crepuscular wildlife such as deer, foxes, raccoons, rabbits, bats, and fireflies are often most active at dawn and dusk, and the glow of the moon can make their movements easier to notice. This free program is supported by the New York State Canal Corporation’s On the Canals program. All ages and abilities are welcome. The route follows the park’s accessible trail system with generally flat terrain and a mix of packed dirt, mowed grass, and paved surfaces. Registration is required and space is limited.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Adirondack Winery in Queensbury, NY, featuring comedians with television and podcast credits. Every show presents a brand new lineup, offering a fresh comedy experience each time at this local venue.

Aztec Two-Step 2.0 brings the enduring folk-rock legacy of Rex Fowler and his longtime musical partner Neal Shulman to Caffe Lena, now carried forward by Rex with guitarist and vocalist Dodie Pettit and an expanded band. The story began with a serendipitous meeting at a Boston open mic in 1971, leading to four influential 1970s albums on Elektra and RCA and steady critical acclaim. Their independent release Living in America later earned a spot in Billboard’s year-end critics poll and received the New York Music Award for Best Folk Album, and their journey became the subject of the PBS-aired documentary No Hit Wonder. Their debut was highlighted by Real Simple as one of the standout classic folk albums, and the group has been honored in the music halls of fame of New England and Long Island. Along the way they shared stages with artists such as The Band, Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, Donovan, Judy Collins, Jackson Browne, America, Heart, Orleans, and The Beach Boys. The current 2.0 lineup infuses beloved favorites and rediscovered deep cuts with fresh arrangements and harmonies, a direction that has drawn praise from folk radio for revitalizing a celebrated catalog.

The Professional Women’s Bowling Association brings a one-day regional tournament to Kingpin’s Alley Family Fun Center. Regional events differ from standard tour stops because they are completed in a single day and do not award a national champion. Competitors will warm up, then bowl eight games of qualifying, with the top four advancing to a stepladder final that will be shown live on BowlTV. Spectators are welcome. Admission is $10 at the door for an all-day pass, and there are no advance ticket sales.

At The Hyde Collection, the 1916 silent film Snow White screens in a restored 63-minute presentation that influenced a teenage Walt Disney and helped spark his path into filmmaking. Harpist and composer Leslie McMichael performs an original live score, joined by her sister Barbara McMichael on viola. Tickets are $20, or $18 for members and seniors 60+.

This Bigfoot-themed voyage at Lake George Steamboat Company explores Adirondack lore through stories, research, and audience interaction. Johnny, host of Adirondack Bigfoot, shares local encounter accounts and lesser-known regional history. Guest speaker Paul Bartholomew, a veteran investigator with 50 years of experience and a key figure behind Whitehall’s Sasquatch protection law, offers expert perspective. TimBinnall is part of the lineup, and a live Q&A invites questions about the legendary cryptid. An exclusive meet-and-greet with The Adirondack Bigfoot provides a memorable photo opportunity. Johnny will sign copies of Adirondack Bigfoot Chronicles Volume 1, and exclusive cruise merchandise will be available. Onboard amenities include a small snack bar and a cocktail bar. The vessel is accessible to the second deck and welcomes strollers. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, schedules may change, and the boat is non-smoking and non-vaping. Service dogs are permitted only on the Pirate Cruise, and no pets are allowed.

Brenda Reyna and Kristen Zorda lead an evening centered on sacred cacao, mindful movement, intention setting, and soothing sound. The experience begins by sipping cacao while clarifying a personal intention, moves into a flowing practice designed to open the heart, then shifts into a creative moment to assemble a keepsake intention jar to carry that focus forward. It closes with a sound journey intended to nourish and amplify what was set in motion. The cost is $45 per person and includes cacao and the personal intention jar. Brenda discovered yoga through breath in the early 2000s, completed a 200 hour teacher training at Casa de Yoga in 2017, and has managed multiple studios, including Yoga Mandali. Her teaching invites deep breathing, steady pacing, and a sense of spaciousness, weaving in strengthening elements, hands-on support, music, poetry, and caring savasana assists. Kristen Zorda, ERYT-500, began teaching in 2014 and became the owner of Yoga Mandali in 2018. Her classes build a strong mind-body connection through breath, movement, and music, blending alignment-based Vinyasa with elements of Bhakti in a compassionate setting that supports students of all levels.

Josh Ritter brings The Book of Gold Thrown Open Tour to Caffè Lena for a rare solo performance in an intimate listening room. Celebrated for vivid storytelling, heartfelt lyrics, and an inviting blend of folk, rock, and Americana, he has spent more than two decades building a body of work that connects across generations. His twelve studio albums include the acclaimed Fever Breaks and his most recent release, I Believe in You, My Honeydew. Along the way, artists such as Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and Bob Weir have covered his songs. This tour is designed to span his entire catalog rather than focus on a single album, offering a panoramic look at his songwriting. Ritter is also a national best-selling author of two novels, recognized for prose as lyrical and imaginative as his music. Critics frequently commend his abundance of ideas, empathy, and melodic strength, reflecting an artist working at a consistently high level.

Kings Tavern hosts a seven round trivia game that spans general knowledge, a picture challenge, a different themed round each week, music and karaoke, history and geography, and entertainment. It all culminates in a timed final round built around one multi answer question with big points at stake. Play solo or team up with friends, since larger groups bring more brainpower to tough questions. Top teams can expect prizes that may include gift cards, drinks, or swag from distributors.

An open studio welcomes participants of all ages to stop in and make art at their own pace. Choose to focus on your own piece or join the day’s featured project, which changes each week to inspire learning a new craft and to encourage sharing personal artwork. The atmosphere emphasizes creative expression and collaboration with the community, rather than aiming for a perfect final product. Whether trying something new or continuing ongoing work, this space supports exploration and connection through art.

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 leads gentle, all-level sessions that bring together movement, breath, and mindfulness, incorporating influences from Kripalu yoga, rejuvenating practices, chakra awareness, and reiki. Surrounded by fresh food and nature, the setting offers a calm atmosphere intended to help participants feel centered, renewed, and energized. Attendance is free, and donations are welcome. Register through Yoga Mandali or sign up in person. Classes are weather-dependent and will be canceled in case of rain or other inclement conditions.

Mary and Rebecca of Ageless Aesthetics provide med spa services inside Saratoga Springs Family Dentistry, with advance appointments required. The partnership blends aesthetic treatments with a dental care setting, focusing on confidence in your smile and overall well-being. Services include Botox and dermal fillers, options for TMJ and migraine relief, and skin rejuvenation treatments, along with free one-on-one aesthetic consultations. Appointment availability is limited, and you do not need to be a patient of Saratoga Springs Family Dentistry.

Enjoy a lakeside yoga escape in the Adirondacks that blends meaningful movement with cozy, nostalgic fun. This three-night getaway in Lake George focuses on connection and playful, come-as-you-are energy rather than a silent or strict atmosphere. Expect daily yoga overlooking the water, relaxed campfire chats with s’mores and music, a laid-back friendship bracelet session with snacks, optional low-key pickleball fun, and a DIY trail mix bar. A group nature hike includes mindful breathwork and a quiet moment in the forest, and there is plenty of free time to nap, read, swim, explore local shops and waterfront cafés, or do nothing at all. A sunset cruise on the lake and a group dinner are included, with alcohol not included. Lodging options range from a full cabin at a group rate for four people at $3,000 total, with two bedrooms, a living area with a pullout couch, and a fully equipped kitchen, to individual rooms for solo travelers or pairs. The single room with a king bed is $975 per person and includes a private bathroom, access to an outdoor grill, a mini fridge, Roku TV, and WiFi. The double queen room is $800 per person based on double occupancy and also includes a private bathroom, access to an outdoor grill, a mini fridge, Roku TV, and WiFi. Meals are not provided except for the included group dinner. Cabins have full kitchens for preparing your own meals, and an optional meal delivery service from Neff’s Nutrition is available. Optional group breakfasts and shared dinners may be offered closer to the retreat. Add-on options include lakeside massage when weather cooperates, a private charter boat rental, an early arrival option for extra relaxation, a meal prep service through Neff’s Nutrition delivered to your cabin, a sauna and cold plunge pass for the weekend, and a professional mini photoshoot session. Resort amenities feature an indoor heated pool and hot tub, fire pits, bocce, shuffleboard, pickleball, volleyball, a private beach, on-site hiking trails, and convenient dining at an on-site restaurant. This experience welcomes anyone who craves movement, nature, and genuine connection without pressure, enjoys yoga with a sense of lightness and laughter, and wants to unplug and recharge solo or with friends. Spots are limited to keep the group small and intentional. All payments are non-refundable unless the reserved space can be filled by another guest.

Following a previous sellout that highlighted food, community connection, and support for mental wellness, the Cultivating Community Fundraiser Dinner returns to Seasoned. This evening focuses on the relationship among food, community, and wellness, featuring a set four-course meal created by SUNY Adirondack Culinary students. Seasonal ingredients from ASCEND’s Wellness Garden guide the menu, reflecting the garden’s mission to promote mental health through therapeutic gardening. Additional information, including the complete menu and featured garden ingredients, will be shared closer to the event. Two ticket options are available. Premium Dinner tickets are 80 dollars and include the four-course meal and a beverage pairing with tea, soda, coffee, wine, or beer, with preferences noted at purchase. Standard Dinner tickets are 55 dollars and include the four-course meal and a pairing of tea, soda, or coffee. Standard guests may opt for wine or beer during the event for an additional 25 dollars charged at that time. All proceeds support Wellness Garden programming and initiatives at ASCEND Mental Wellness.

A farm-based flow yoga class at Pitney Meadows is offered in an airy high tunnel nestled among fields and gardens. The sides and roof can open to invite in fresh breezes and sunlight, or close lightly when a gentle rain passes, creating a calm, nature-connected setting. All experience levels are welcome for a thoughtful practice that emphasizes breath, movement, and grounding in the outdoors. Sessions are led by experienced instructors Renee and Brenda, each bringing a distinct style to help participants relax, recenter, and leave feeling renewed. Please bring a yoga mat and any preferred props such as blocks or straps. Advance sign-up is required. The cost is $20 per class, with scholarships available to keep participation accessible, and same-day cash sign-ups are accepted.

The Saratoga City Tavern hosts a high-energy karaoke night where the stage is set and the lights bring the room to life. A library of more than 56,000 songs, from timeless ballads to the newest chart-toppers, makes it easy to find the perfect track. Whether trying karaoke for the first time or already a pro, singers can step up for power ballads, pop anthems, or rapid-fire rap and enjoy a fun, welcoming spotlight.