Events in Warrensburg, NY

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.

An immersive weekend retreat on the shores of Lake George invites visual artists, performing artists, composers, writers, and others working in the arts to create, reflect, and recharge. Offered by LARAC in partnership with Wiawaka Center for Women and now in its third year, the program supports both active making and quiet introspection in a peaceful setting. The cost is $365 per person and includes two nights of lodging, two breakfasts, two dinners, one lunch, and full access to the property. Reservations are made through Wiawaka, with full payment due at the time of booking. All genders are welcome.

Bandstand Brew Works hosts a dance band performing classic rock, country, and pop for a night of upbeat, dance-friendly music.

Rock Hill Bakehouse in Glens Falls hosts a long-running open mic led by Josh LaMay. Performers and listeners of all ages are welcome at this family-friendly gathering on the Little Big Stage, which highlights local talent and a supportive community. Sign-ups are handled in the order people arrive, and each act gets up to two songs or a maximum of ten minutes. An upright acoustic piano is available, mp3 accompaniment can be played through the house sound system if coordinated with the host in advance, and small amplifiers are permitted though often unnecessary. The kitchen stays open later during events. This series takes place every Friday. Please keep material appropriate by avoiding excessive profanity and explicit sexual themes, and note that hate speech is not tolerated.

At Walker's Farm, Home, & Tack, this annual fall festival brings together more than 75 vendors. Explore handmade arts and crafts, unique gifts, soaps, wood products, jewelry, and fresh baked goods. Food options include chicken bbq, Moby Dicks Fish Fry, and the U Turn Food Truck.

At the Glens Falls Repair Cafe, community members bring clean, broken household items to the Community Room of the Crandall Public Library to work side by side with volunteer repair coaches. The focus is on saving money, cutting waste, and connecting with neighbors through hands-on fixes. Participants sign in, register for one repair at a time, and may bring two to three items per person. Bringing chargers, accessories, and any needed replacement parts is encouraged, and checking batteries ahead of time can help. Arriving with a little extra time makes the process smoother. Typical repairs include lamps, clothing, toys, jewelry, tools, small furniture, vacuum cleaners, and other small appliances, with offerings based on the skills available that day. Additional repair coaches and day‑of helpers are welcome. For details or to volunteer, contact Sharon at glensfallsrepairs@gmail.com or 518-792-6508 x267, or reach out to Tracy Frisch at 518-692-8242. This community effort is supported by Crandall Public Library, Zero Waste Warren County, Touba Family Foundation, and Advokate.

Step back into the darkroom with a guided refresher that covers every stage of 35mm black and white film developing, from loading reels to the final rinse, so you can process your own film with confidence. Please bring one or two exposed rolls of 35mm black and white film. All chemistry and darkroom equipment will be provided. If the group class format is not a match, one-on-one lessons are available by appointment.

River of Dreams, The Billy Joel Experience, shares the stage with Johnny Clifford from The BrokenHearted Tom Petty Tribute at Lawrence Street Tavern in Glens Falls, New York. Together they present a tribute showcase centered on the music of Billy Joel and Tom Petty.

Photographers and enthusiasts come together on the first Sunday of each month to view themed images and share their own work. It is an opportunity to connect with others who enjoy photography and to participate by submitting a photo. Submissions are welcome even if you cannot attend, and the submission form includes a place to explain anything you would like about your image.

Gather with fellow readers for a welcoming book club centered on conversation, connection, and community. Participation is open to everyone, whether you have finished the selection, are just getting started, or prefer to listen. Copies of the upcoming book can be picked up at the library about a month in advance. Attendees are encouraged to bring a drink, a snack, or a meal to share while the group talks and enjoys each other’s company.

Enjoy a live acoustic performance by Scott and Maddy at Fenimore's Pub at the Queensbury Hotel.

Off Book makes its world premiere at The Strand Theatre Hudson Falls, a new comedy thriller written and directed by Andrew Daly. Multiple performances are planned. Tickets are sold at the door, with general admission priced at $15 and a discounted rate of $10 for seniors and students.

Walker’s Farm, Home, & Tack hosts a tailgate-style marketplace for anyone looking to buy or sell farm-related goods. Sellers are welcome to bring animals such as chickens, ducks, piglets, goats, and sheep, along with local products like maple syrup, soaps, and honey, plus supplies and light equipment. Transactions are handled person to person rather than through an auction, and there are no vendor fees. For details or questions, contact Karen at 518-639-5223 or karen@walkersfarmhomeandtack.com. Please note that cats, dogs, kittens, puppies, and any sick animals are not permitted.

Guest vendors join the shops of The Shirt Factory to present a varied selection of vintage pieces, antiques, handmade items, art, collectibles, oddities, and other unusual finds, all in one place.

Learn how to process 35mm black and white film in a class that guides you from start to finish. No prior experience is required, only curiosity. Please bring one or two exposed rolls of 35mm black and white film. All other supplies, including chemicals and equipment, are provided. If the group session does not fit your schedule, private lessons can be arranged. Registration is available.

Experience a full-length concert reading of Grim the Musical, an eerie journey through death and the afterlife set to classical melodies. Presented in two performances in the auditorium at The Hyde Collection, this staging features writing by Neal Herr with music direction by Mark Collier. The program is rated PG for imagery and violence.

Enjoy a relaxed evening centered on playing a game and sharing a light dinner. It takes place on the second Saturday of each month. All are welcome, whether attending solo or bringing a friend.

Bandstand Brew Works hosts award-winning performer Jason Irwin for an evening of live acoustic music. A mainstay of the Northeastern New York scene for three decades, Irwin spent 25 years with Phillips Head and is now recognized as a solo acoustic musician and recording artist. He brings more than two decades of experience in commercial rock radio, runs a mobile, event, wedding, and club DJ business, and serves as the morning host on The Legend 93.1 FM. Expect a relaxed setting with acoustic favorites, plus tasty bites and refreshing beverages.

Lower Adirondack Pride partners with Kitch a Vibe and Black Walnut Books for a quarterly Pride Book Club focused on The Gilda Stories by Jewelle Gomez. This Black vampire novel blends sensuality with a grounded, naturalistic approach, moving from the American South in 1850 to a future two centuries later marked by environmental crisis as Gilda, an enduring outsider, searches for connection and community. The narrative evokes vivid sensation and memory, touching on family and desire, the sharing of blood and dreams, the weight of grief, and a haunting worry about never returning to the larger universe. Purchasing the book through Black Walnut Books will direct a portion of the sale to support Lower Adirondack Pride’s work on behalf of LGBTQIA+ people in the region.

Settle into a comfortable movie night at the library, now enhanced by a brand-new projector that delivers a crisp, theater-like picture. Enjoy free popcorn, pizza, and drinks while you watch. It is a simple way to unwind and share a pleasant evening with the community.

Jason Irwin performs live at Broadway Lanes, a Fort Edward spot for family-friendly bowling. The center offers bumper lanes for kids to help keep balls out of the gutters, plus a Cosmic Bowling experience with dimmed lights, louder music, and special effects that evoke a nightclub atmosphere. Pricing is designed with families in mind, keeping a visit easy on the budget.

A Combat Hapkido seminar is coming to Glens Falls, led by Grandmaster Al Medina and Grandmaster Robert Gray. They will present a range of material with a focus on cane and dan bong. This session welcomes everyone, from martial artists of any style and rank to those who are completely new to martial arts.

The C.A.R.E. for Kids fundraiser returns to Slickfin Brewing Company. This ticketed event supports kids. Tickets are available.

This yearly golf tournament focuses on scholarships. Participants will register first, then begin play with a shotgun start.

Everyone is welcome to a warm, shared meal. This month’s menu features Shepherds Pie. The gathering will continue each month with a new main course and dessert offered on the third Wednesday of the month.

Set at The Queensbury Hotel, this gathering offers an evening of camaraderie, standout cuisine, and uplifting reflections on a shared mission. The focus is on celebrating the power of community impact and the people who make it possible. It is an opportunity to connect with friends and community leaders in meaningful conversation, creating a memorable night of good company and lasting inspiration. Plan to dress your best. Tickets are $150 per person, and sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, contact Laura Jensen, Director of Community Engagement and Communications, at Ljensen@tricountyunitedway.org.

Scott and Maddy perform live as an acoustic duo at Fenimore's Pub. This set features their unplugged sound in an intimate, guitar-driven format.

RockSlide returns for a live rock performance from a band quickly building its name across the area. Their manager and owner is also a bowler and brings years of experience from stages such as Turning Stone Resort Casino and Rivers Casino & Resort Schenectady, along with time running a previous venue near Utica. It is set to be a full night of rock.

Designed with families in mind, this kid-focused gathering offers a close-up look at tractors, trucks, and other large equipment. Children and adults can have a hands-on experience as they touch and explore vehicles in a variety of shapes and sizes. To inquire about bringing a tractor or vehicle, email karen@walkersfarmhomeandtack.com.

At The Cue and Brew LLC, teams face off in a scotch triples 8 ball cash tournament with a $75 entry per team that includes the greens fee. Play uses a shortened rack featuring four stripes, four solids, and the 8 ball set in a diamond with the 8 in the center. The maximum skill level allowed is 15. The number of racks needed depends on skill level, with SL 15 to 14 needing four racks, SL 13 to 11 needing three, and SL 10 and under needing two. The prize pool pays out in full to the winning teams. Advance registration is required.

Monthly pet portrait sessions at Light & Lens Studios offer professional photos of pets while supporting local animals in need. This edition benefits Firefly Meadow Service Dogs. All pets are welcome, and they should remain leashed or in carriers. Each participant receives one complimentary digital image, with additional downloads and 8x10 prints available for $5 each. Walk-ins are accepted, though booking in advance is recommended.

Downtown Glens Falls hosts a free, family-friendly Halloween celebration where children and their caregivers can dress up, trick or treat at participating businesses, and enjoy seasonal fun. The gathering wraps up with the announcement of the 2026 Halloween House Competition winner. Additional details will be shared as they become available. The celebration is presented by the Glens Falls Collaborative with major support from the City of Glens Falls, the Glens Falls BID, and Advokate. A list of participating businesses will be announced.

Bandstand Brew Works features live music with a dance-focused blend of classic rock, country, and pop. The band brings a mix of styles made for moving on the dance floor.

Spend the night exploring the paranormal inside Skene Manor, a historic location, during an exclusive investigation featuring twelve hours of ghost hunting, historical context, and potential unexplained activity. Attendance is limited to 16 participants, and once capacity is reached no additional spots are available. Bring any preferred gear, steady your nerves, and get ready for a night to remember.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Adirondack Winery in Queensbury, offering a different mix of comedians at each show. The lineup features top talent with television appearances and podcast credits, bringing live comedy to a local venue.

The thirteenth annual Baker Doubles Tournament returns to Kingpin's Alley Family Fun Center for a competitive Baker-format showdown. Teams enter for 200 dollars, and one out of every six teams earns prize money. Qualifying consists of eight Baker games, with the eight highest teams advancing to a round-robin match-play phase. Each match is a single game, awarding 30 bonus pins to the winner or 15 pins to both teams when the game ends in a tie. Final standings, including the champions, are determined by total pinfall after match play. The champions are guaranteed 2,500 dollars, and the final spot in the prize list pays a minimum of 400 dollars. Payment is required with entry to reserve a spot. Optional side action such as brackets and pots will be offered. Accepted payment methods include cash, credit card, PayPal, and Venmo, and checks are not accepted.

Presented by the Adirondak Bluegrass League at Queensbury VFW 6196 Auxiliary, The Kevin Prater Band brings a program rooted in Kentucky-style bluegrass along with classic country, bluegrass gospel, original songs and bluegrass-infused vintage rock. Bandleader Kevin Prater marks 45 years in bluegrass, a path he began at seven, with performances across 49 states and 24 countries. He spent twelve years with the James King Band, contributing to projects honored with two Album of the Year distinctions as well as Song of the Year and Recorded Event of the Year, and he earned a Banjo Player of the Year nomination during a three-year run with The Bluegrass Brothers. The band features mandolin, fiddle, guitar, bass and banjo. Recent milestones include work on a debut release for Turnberry Records, with the single Kentucky Mountain Memories arriving in April 2024 and reaching number six on the Roots Music Charts in May 2024.

Bandstand Brew Works hosts a live acoustic set from award-winning musician Jason Irwin, paired with tasty food and refreshing drinks. For more than thirty years, Irwin has been a fixture in the Northeastern New York music community. After a 25-year stretch with the regional band Phillips Head, he turned his focus to solo acoustic performances and recording projects. His career also includes over two decades on commercial rock radio and running a mobile, event and wedding, and club DJ business. He currently hosts the morning show Rise & Rock on The Legend 93.1FM WSC.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Adirondack Winery Queensbury, featuring a new lineup each time. The show spotlights comedians with appearances on TV and podcasts.

The second annual Fairytail Jubilee brings a charity masquerade and basket raffle to the Adirondack Ballroom at The Queensbury Hotel in Glens Falls. Attendees can expect a lively evening with a cash only basket raffle, performances by the local belly dance trio Aya, and the Hilltown Hags presenting the witches dance made famous by Wolfshager Hexenbrut. Madame Malarkey returns with tongue in cheek fortunes meant purely for laughs. Santa Nick C will be available for festive photos, while Krampus roams for mischievous meet and greets and picture moments. The Siren Seasters will also be on hand to charm guests into a photo or two. Come costumed as a fairytale character or creature and enter the contest. Medals will be awarded by Santa Nick C for First and Second place Individual Costumes, along with a medal for Best Group Costume. A cash bar will be open with signature drinks, and a buffet is planned. Fairy wings, magic wands, and shining armor are welcome but not required, and cocktail attire is suggested if not in masquerade. Tickets will not be sold at the door, so advance purchase is required. Tickets are $90 plus Eventbrite fees.

Upstate NY Paranormal opens its first public event with The Haunted Pizza Hunt at Skene Manor. The evening begins with pizza, then continues with a guided exploration of the manor led by the team. Guests will have the chance to try paranormal investigation equipment and take part in an experience that blends curiosity with history and mystery. It is suited for true believers, thoughtful skeptics, and anyone interested in a first-hand look at paranormal investigating. Ticket availability is limited.

Hosted at The Cue and Brew LLC, this event is the fourth qualifying stop on the road to the APA 9-Ball Doubles Championship. Teams are capped at a combined skill level of 10, and all participants must be on an active Greater Saratoga APA 9-Ball roster. The top two teams advance to the 9-Ball Doubles Finals, and entry fees from all four qualifiers will be awarded to the Finals winner to help with travel to the APA 9-Ball Doubles Championship in Las Vegas. The entry fee is $50 per team, plus a $5 greens fee for each player. A players meeting will be held before competition begins, and pre-registration is required.

Enjoy early access to shop directly from the vendors of the Juried Art & Craft Fair at this special preview, where their items will be available for purchase. Admission is $10 per person. For more information, call 518-251-2505.

The Third Annual Juried Art and Craft Fair brings together makers and shoppers ahead of Thanksgiving, creating a welcoming space for early holiday gift hunting. This curated marketplace showcases work made by the artists themselves, with standards that call for original designs and handcrafted pieces. Reproductions of original work, such as prints and cards, are permitted, while embellished items and manufactured goods are not accepted. Shoppers can look forward to pottery, jewelry, textiles, painting, photography, gourmet food products, carving, soaps, artist demonstrations, and more. The fair fills the Tannery Pond Center and is open to the public with free admission and free parking. Artists interested in participating are invited from all locations and need not hold any membership. Demonstration-friendly art forms are encouraged, and extra booth space may be available for demos as capacity allows. Commercial studios engaged in volume production are not eligible. For questions, contact craftfair@tannerypondcenter.org or 518-251-2505.

13 - A Celebration Of Taylor Swift is back at the Strand Theater, with lead singer Lacey Allen and her band delivering a set packed with Taylor Swift favorites. Created for devoted Swifties and casual listeners alike, this high energy show encourages plenty of singing along and dancing. Expect a full scale concert atmosphere that keeps the excitement high from start to finish.

The Open Door Mission’s annual Gobble Wobble is a family-friendly 5K where participants can walk, run, or wobble. Taking part helps provide meals, shelter, and hope for neighbors in need.

Jason Irwin performs a solo acoustic set at Fenimore's Pub and Restaurant at The Queensbury Hotel. Enjoy live music alongside food and drinks from the pub.

Jason Irwin brings an evening of acoustic music to The Long Horn Restaurant and Pub. Settle in for live songs while you enjoy good food and cool drinks.

Now in its fifth year, the Whitehall Christmas Craft Fair offers a seasonal gathering centered on holiday crafts. Space is limited, and a spot is secured only after payment is received. Registration and payment are handled by Heather Gordon.

Jason Irwin performs live at Broadway Lanes, a family-friendly bowling center known for budget-conscious fun. Kids can use bumper lanes that keep balls from the gutters and smiles on their faces. The venue also features Cosmic Bowling, with the lights low, music turned up, and colorful effects that create a nightclub-style vibe. In Fort Edward, it offers bowling and entertainment for family and friends.

Jason Irwin performs a solo acoustic show, with great food and drinks to enjoy alongside the music.

Eric and Leigh Gibson bring celebrated sibling harmonies and a roots-forward bluegrass sound shaped by their upbringing on a dairy farm in northern New York. Expect a concert that mixes heartfelt songwriting with nimble picking, quick wit, and seasoned stage chemistry. The duo are two-time IBMA Entertainers of the Year, with additional IBMA honors for vocal group, song, and album, and they are Grammy nominees who have appeared at The Grand Ole Opry, MerleFest, the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and the Ryman. Their music has been highlighted by Rolling Stone, NPR, and The New York Times. Recent albums showcase their range, from Darkest Hour, produced by Jerry Douglas, which reconnects with their bluegrass core while weaving in soul, gospel, and country influences, to Mockingbird, produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, which broadened their Americana reach without losing emotional depth. The title track from Darkest Hour and I Go Driving enjoyed strong airplay on Americana and bluegrass charts. All tickets are $35, available at The Strand Theatre box office and online.