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The Thanksgiving/Christmas Season is filled will family, fun, and magic.
Holiday Visiting? Bring Dessert!
You'll find a delectable selection of desserts here. Your hosts will love you!
Putnam Market, Mrs. London's Bakery, The Bread Basket, The Sugar Fairy Bakes, Iron Roost, Lakeside Farms, Mourningkill Farm and Bake Shop, Saratoga Gluten Free Good's Bakery
No Fuss. No Muss.
Where to dine in: The Wishing Well, Morton's The Steakhouse, The Adelphi Hotel, Olde Bryan Inn
Where to take out: Salt & Char, Forno Bistro, The Brook Tavern, Jacob & Anthony's
Fresh or Artificial, We've Got Your Tree.
Shop for Local Fresh Trees: Sunnyside Gardens, Ellms Christmas Trees, Bob's Trees, Bailey Family Christmas Trees
Shop for Local Artificial Trees: Hewitts, Home Depot, Lowes, Walmart, Target
Saratoga Abounds With Shops!
If you're looking for something unique, eclectic, and thoughtful, try these shops for something a little different:
Saratoga Candy Co.'s Peppermint Pig, Love is in New York, deJonghe Original Jewelry, Impressions of Saratoga, The Saratoga Winery, Treasures Consignment Boutique, Lifestyles of Saratoga
Where to See the Best Light Displays and Join in on the Festivities
Every year we are treated to some pretty spectacular light displays. Make sure you leave time to visit at least one.
Lighted Tractor Parade, Quick Response Drive-Thru Christmas Light Show Saratoga Tree Lighting Ceremony, Victorian Streetwalk Weekend, Saratoga Festivals of Trees
Fun for the whole family
From now through the end of the year, there's a non-stop lineup of fun and festive activities. From shows and concerts to parties to craft-making, to great food and beverages, and more.
The Start of a New Tradition
If you've been missing First Night, there's cause for celebration, literally.
First Night is back with a new name, and it’s bigger and better than ever!
There's something for the whole family. Fireworks!! Great music. Food and beverages. And a New Year's Day 5K race. Get the details »
Want Even More Ideas? Check out our Winter in Saratoga page for all the latest activities and events. While you're at it, why not plan on visiting our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants..
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]]>When: All month long. Most shows start at 7PM
Where: 47 Phila St, Saratoga Springs
Cost: Varies
Caffè Lena is a Saratoga Mainstay for extraordinary music in an intimate setting steeped in history. It's widely recognized as the longest continuously operating folk music venue in the United States. Get the details »
When: March 1-31
Where: Mohawk Chevrolet 639 NY Rte 67, Ballston Spa
Items must be new and suitable for youth in sports. All donations will be distributed to underprivileged children throughout the local community. . Get the details »
When: March 4 & 5. See website for times
Where: Saratoga Springs City Center, 522 Broadway
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
Gardens & Outdoor Living, Décor & Comfort, Home Improvement & Restoration, Fine Art, Crafts and more. Get the details»
When: Friday, March 17
Where: Saratoga Springs Restaurants and Pubs
Cost: varies
Saratoga has long been a popular destination for the celebration St. Patty's Day. There are lots of dining specials and pub gatherings, with plenty of toe-tapping Irish music to help you work off all those pints of Guinness! Get the details »
When: Sat, March 18, 7PM
Where: Spa Little Theatre
Cost: $60 - $80
Experience the wide range of ideas, sounds, and cultures that have inspired composers from the Americas in the 20th century. Get the details »
When: March 18-19 10AM- 4PM
Where: Saratoga Springs City Center, 522 Broadway Saratoga Springs
Cost: Free
Talk with 200 exhibitors. Get info about upcoming events; purchase clothing, gear, and footwear. Largest outdoor sports, health & fitness, travel expo in the NE! Get the details »
When: March 18-19 and 25-26
Where: See map on the website
Cost: Tours and product samples are free
Come right to the farms to see the process, smell the delicious smell of maple sap cooking down to syrup, and taste the maple products made right there on the farm. Get the details »
When: Wednesday, Mar 22 - Thursday, Mar 30
Where: Saratoga County
Cost: Varies
Participating restaurants offering unique menus for breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner! Get the details »
Want Even More Ideas? Check out our Events Calendar for all the latest activities and events. While you're at it, why not plan on visiting our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants.
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]]>When: All week long. Most shows start at 7PM
Where: 47 Phila St, Saratoga Springs
Cost: Varies
Caffè Lena presents extraordinary music in an intimate setting steeped in history. It is widely recognized as the longest continuously operating folk music venue in the United States. Get the details »
When: Sat, Jan 14, 2023, 6:30 PM
Where: 462 NY 29, Saratoga Springs
Cost: Dinner & Show $55 (arrive for dinner at 6:30pm), Show Only $25 (Show is 21 yrs+)
Laugh til' your face hurts , featuring Kelly MacFarland. . Get the details »
When: Fridays, 2023 6:30 PM
Where: 617 Maple Ave, Ste D, Saratoga Springs
Cost: Free admission
Live music by local and traveling musicians. Enjoy 20 craft beers, NYS wine, cider, spirits, and cocktails. Get the details »
When: Sundays - 1/22/23, 2/19/23 9AM - 3:30PM
Where: Wilton Mall, 3065 NY Rte. 50, Saratoga Springs
Cost: Free admission
Our season-opening flea market at the Wilton Mall was a sold-out show of 75 vendors and more than 1,000 shoppers for everything from antiques & collectibles to clothing, crafts, tools, toys and much more. Get the details »
When: first 3 Fridays and Saturdays in February.
Where: The Mill on Round Lake 2121 U.S. 9 Round Lake, NY 12151
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
Live DJ, ice shuffleboard, ice cornhole, fire pits and hot chocolate cocktails to keep you warm! And the longest ice bar in the Capital District! Get the details»
When: Sat, Feb 3, 2023 4PM- 8PM
Where: Ballston Spa, NY 12020
Cost: $1/chocolate creation
Stroll the village for $1 chocolate tastings from over 20 Chocolate Chefs/Venues! Vote for your favorites in 3 categories:. Plus chocolate-themed activities, artist demos, and special promotions! Get the details »
When: Sun, Feb 4, 2023 11AM- 4PM
Where: Saratoga Springs City Center, 522 Broadway Saratoga Springs
Cost: Tickets start at $26.75
Join us on February 4th for our 10th Saratoga Clay Arts Center Chili Bowl Fundraiser. Top Local Chefs compete for "Best Chili". Fun Family Fundraising event .
When: Sat, Feb 11, 2023 11AM- 4PM
Where: Saratoga Restaurants
Cost: $2 per 4oz sample.
Family fun and oh-so-yummy! Featuring more than 80 vendors—including Saratoga County’s best restaurants and caterers.
When: Fri, Feb 17 - Sun Feb 19, 2023 11AM- 4PM
Where: Saratoga Springs City Center, 522 Broadway Saratoga Springs
Cost: Prices vary.
The 2023 Flurry Festival Winter Roots Event, taking place over Presidents Day Weekend, is one of the largest folk dance and music festivals in North America. It draws roughly 4,500 attendees and 400 performers every year. Get the details »
Want Even More Ideas? Check out our Events Calendar for all the latest activities and events. While you're at it, why not plan on visiting our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants.
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The Start of a New Tradition
If you've been missing First Night, there's cause for celebration, literally.
First Night is back with a new name, and it’s bigger and better than ever!
There's something for the whole family. Fireworks!! Great music. Food and beverages. And a New Year's Day 5K race. Get the details »
Old Hollywood New Year's Eve Celebration
Doors open at 8:30 pm. Live music by Ten Most Wanted
Celebrate with glitz & glamour, and old Hollywood icons like Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Elvis, and Audrey Hepburn. Watch the countdown to 2023 on our amazing 16-foot HD screen. Balloon drop at midnight
General Admission: $25 (More packages available) . Get the details »
Dance Flurry Takeover
$10 for DFO events only, $20/$25 for full-festival passes. Under 16 free.
Join us New Year's Eve for nearly 12 hours of dancing, as we take over the Music Hall during Saratoga New Year's Fest! *Masks will be required inside the Music Hall, and available at entry.* Get tickets, details, performer info »
2nd Annual New Year's Eve Bash
Celebrate New Year's Eve in Style! Featuring Yacht Masters and Vinny Michaels Band
Your ticket includes: Appetizer Smorgasbord from 7:30-9pm, Beer, Wine & Soda Open Bar from 7:30-10:30, Late Night Munchies from 10:30-11:30, New Year's Sparkling Toast
*This event is 21 and up* Tickets are $125 per person PLUS tax, gratuity and ticketing fees for a total ticket prices of $170.56 Get tickets & details »
New Year's Eve Party
21 and over only. Open bar. IDs will be checked at the door. Appetizers: 8 PM - 9:30 PM. Late-night food served: 11:00 PM The Radio Junkie's full band will be playing
Tickets: $175 plus taxes and fees. Tickets purchased at the door: $200
Free parking on site & across the street at the Saratoga Rowing Assoc. Get tickets & details »
Where to See the Best Light Displays and Join in on the Festivities
Every year we are treated to some pretty spectacular light displays. Make sure you leave time to visit at least one.
Lighted Tractor Parade, Quick Response Drive-Thru Christmas Light Show Saratoga Tree Lighting Ceremony, Victorian Streetwalk Weekend, Saratoga Festivals of Trees
Sunday, Jan 1, 2023 11:00 AM
Cost: $30
Join us for a great community event in Saratoga Springs as we kick off the new year! We are excited to bring back this race for the community in conjunction with the two-day Saratoga New Year's Fest!
Want Even More Ideas? Check out our Winter in Saratoga page for all the latest activities and events. While you're at it, why not plan on visiting our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants.
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There are many ways to get in the spirit in Saratoga County! And plenty of festive fun to make your days merry and bright! Here are a few events to keep in mind:
Check out our Winter Fun page for all the latest activities and events. Purchase a gift card to one of our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants.
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]]>Not sure what to do, where to go, or how to make your Mother's Day special? Whether you're in town or out, you'll be sure to find great ideas here to help you celebrate.
Sunday, May 1, 2022 at Pines@SPAC facilities
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. OR 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Expert-led workshops presented as part of “CulinaryArts@SPAC” include how to plant an edible garden accompanied by a three-course, farm-to-table lunch with tea pairings and wine. The day will feature two sessions at either 10 am-2 pm or 12 pm-4pm. Both groups will dine together at noon. Buy Tickets »
Places where the family can celebrate Mom over a scrumptious brunch.
Lakeside Farms Country Store & Restaurant »
For the best cakes and pastries, or confections and homemade chocolates, you can't go wrong.
Sometimes a chock-full gift basket is just the thing.
Give your mom the pampering she deserves.
Nothing says "I love you, Mom" and cheers up the house quite like flowers.
Tired of the same old, same old? You'll have no trouble finding something out of the ordinary at these stores.
If you're making a day of it, here are some family-friendly events and activities to enjoy.
Want Even More Ideas? Check out our seasonal pages for all the latest activities and events. While you're at it, why not plan on visiting our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants.
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First things first!
Sure, you could just pop into any ol' grocery store, but where's the romance in that?
For the best selection of flowers, check out Fairytale Florist.
For the best confections and homemade chocolates, try Jo-Ann's Candy House.
For him and for her.
For her, jewelry is traditional. de Jonge Original Jewelry offers a mix of classic and custom options. Silverado Jewelry Gallery is a nice choice for unique handmade jewelry. For him, an exceptional bottle of scotch, perhaps?
For both of you, why not consider sharing your love by adopting a pet in need?
Fresh air and laughter—there's nothing better!
Here's your chance to shake off that winter cabin fever! Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park offers snowshoeing and cross country skiing.
Saratoga State Park has some great hills and a couple of outdoor ice rinks.
Loosen up for the night ahead.
The Roosevelt Baths and Spa at the Gideon Putman is a must if you're looking to unwind and relax.
The Spa Cascada is another great option for rejuvenating your mind and body.
Time for just the two of you to catch up.
Many area restaurants are offering Valentine specials. Chez Pierre offers French Cuisine. Wheatfields also has a special menu with many vegetarian options.
Here are a few more options. Prime at Saratoga National, The Wishing Well, and Chianti Il Ristorante.
A Saratoga Tradition
Caffè Lena presents extraordinary music in an intimate setting steeped in history.
As the longest continuously operating folk music venue in the United States, you can't go wrong if you want to find some great music to tap your feet to.
How about a romantic hotel room with a cozy fire.
Nothing says romance like sipping wine in front of a crackling fire.
Both Longfellows and Saratoga Arms Luxury Hotel offer private rooms and suites with fireplaces.
For something a little different, why not try The Springwater Bed & Breakfast?
Want Even More Ideas? Check out our seasonal pages for all the latest activities and events. While you're at it, why not plan on visiting our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants.
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]]>Did you know 91 percent of Americans say it’s important to use paid time off to travel? While this may be true, according to Destination Analysts, American workers left an average of more than four days, or 29 percent, of their paid time off on the table in 2021.
That’s why today, people across the county are participating in National Plan For Vacation Day! Celebrated on the last Tuesday in January, National Plan For Vacation Day is a day to encourage Americans to plan their vacation days for the whole year at the start of the year – to hopefully inspire them to use each and every day of paid time off.
As we head into 2022, while many may still be hesitant to travel throughout the country or internationally, here in Saratoga County, we have some amazing opportunities both residents and tourists can enjoy!
No matter the time of year, Saratoga County boasts a variety of seasonal activities families and individuals alike can experience. Here are some of our favorites season by season:
It may be a tad chilly and snowy here in Upstate New York during the winter months, but Saratoga County still has something for everyone – inside and outside!
For outdoor enthusiasts, the Saratoga Spa State Park is a great place to visit. With approximately 12 miles of cross-country skiing, make your way through the scenic and peaceful park any time throughout the week.
And if you’re looking to stay warm indoors, Saratoga County is home to many museums, restaurants, and shops to spend your time exploring. From the Saratoga Automobile Museum in the Saratoga Spa State Park educating on the role of the automobile in New York State and the wider world, to The Hyde Collection in Glens Falls featuring distinguished collections of European and American art, immersive and educational experiences can be found all throughout the county!
Springtime brings the return of the outdoor Saratoga Farmers’ Market in downtown Saratoga Springs! From May to October, tourists and residents can enjoy Saratoga’s agricultural excellence with a host of vendors offering the finest in fresh, locally grown, and hand-made products found throughout Saratoga County. (And don’t worry – the farmers’ market stays up and running indoors during the winter months!)
Visitors first came to Saratoga because of the healing waters – and many still visit for that exact reason today! As the warmer temperatures return, tasting your way through Saratoga Springs can be a fun and unique way to explore the city while trying a variety of mineral springs, too. There are currently 21 public mineral springs in various locations through Saratoga and no two springs taste alike!
Saratoga has been dubbed “the summer place to be” for our outdoor activities, arts and culture scene, and world-class entertainment. But Saratoga is also a horse-lover’s paradise! From thoroughbred horse racing at the historic Saratoga Race Course, to polo matches in Stillwater, and horse shows like the Skidmore College Saratoga Classic, there’s no such thing as too much horsin’ around here in Saratoga County!
Summer also means the beginning of Saratoga’s live music season in which residents and visitors can choose from several excellent concert series throughout the county. From classic country to modern jazz, it’s music to everyone’s ears! Along with that, the Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) is proud to be the summer home of the New York City Ballet and the Philadelphia Orchestra.
As the leaves begin to turn, taking a trip to Saratoga National Historic Park is always a great way to enjoy some fresh air, breathtaking views, and a slice of history. The 3,000-plus-mile park is the site where, in 1777, American troops battled and beat a British invasion force, securing a crucial victory in the Revolutionary War. Today, visitors can bike the tour road, climb the Saratoga Monument, experience Victory Woods, hike the Wilkinson Trail, and tour General Philip Schuyler’s country estate.
Fall into fun all throughout Saratoga County! Local farms throughout the area feature a variety of corn mazes, pumpkin patches, hayrides, apple picking, and other fun farm activities.
Winter, spring, summer, and fall, Saratoga County is the perfect place to plan your vacation any time of year! We hope you’ll come visit and experience all our area has to offer!
Want Even More Ideas? Check out our seasonal pages for all the latest activities and events. While you're at it, why not plan on visiting our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants.
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Think Airbnb but for Outdoor Gear Any Time of Year
Choose from dozens of products made available by locals in the area. Have it delivered wherever you want or pick it up yourself.
All products and providers within the Shurable community are vetted for a safe and friendly rental experience.
Flexible Reservations allow you to reserve your product(s) and easily change or cancel up to 24 hours prior to your rental start date.
Easy as Riding a Bike!
You'll find these bikes in bike racks around town. To rent one, just sign up for a CDPHP Cycle! membership through the website or mobile app and pick your plan.
To release your bike, enter your 6-digit account number and 4-digit PIN into the keypad on the back of the bike to unlock it.
Place the U-lock in the holster before you take off. To make a quick stop, press the “HOLD” button and lock the bike to a rack.
To end a ride, just lock your bike to any CDPHP Cycle! station. Or, lock it to any fixed, public object that does not block any public right of way.
Rental Gear for Every Season
From kayaks, bikes, and cross-country skis to tents, packs and sleeping bags, most of our stores carry a mix of rental gear for all kinds of outdoor adventures at reasonable rates.
Call the Saratoga/Wilton EMS store to find out selections and details. (518)580-1505.
Snow Shoes and X-Country Ski Rentals
On winter weekends beginning in January, Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park volunteers staff a snowshoe and cross country ski rental center in the log cabin adjacent to the Camp Saratoga Parking Lot #1 on Scout Road from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Rentals are for use at the Preserve & Park. Trails have a difficulty rating of beginner (level trail with no hills) to intermediate (moderately rolling trail with some hills.) Three main loops are available with increasing distance from the parking lot.
Pontoons, Small Boats, Kayaks, Paddleboards
For fun on the water, you can rent kayaks, paddleboards, hammocrafts at the Kayak Shack on Lake Loney. They require a 3-hour minimum rental for at least 2 people and you can book online.
Lake Lonely Watersports, across the street, also rents kayaks and paddleboards along with jon (fishing) boats. The 4-mile tranquil waterways weave through the Lake Lonely outlet to Saratoga Lake.
Vivi E Basta Rentals, at Browns Beach on Saratoga Lake, also offers pontoons, kayaks and paddleboards.
If you want the most flexibility, try Upstate Kayak Rentals, they are self-serve and have several locations, including Round Lake, Malta and Hudson Crossing Park, Schuylerville.
Want Even More Ideas? Check out our seasonal pages for all the latest activities and events. While you're at it, why not plan on visiting our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants.
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]]>Don't forget to make sure to double-check with venues to confirm the event date, time, and location.
Sept-mid Nov: Friday & Saturday nights.
7-8:30 pm, Starts at Congress Park
This family-friendly event will meet a few ghosts but they are mostly friendly and have great stories to tell about Saratoga history. Please keep in mind that we use some dramatic re-enactments, historical facts, and creative storytelling to thrill, entertain, and scare our guests.
The tour takes 1.5 hours and covers less than a mile of easy-paced walking. Tickets are $22 for adults and $10 for children under twelve. Private tours are available. Book Tickets here »
September 25, 9 am - 4 pm
11-77 High Rock Ave Saratoga Springs,
The Saratoga Giant PumpkinFest is a FREE family-friendly event. Giant pumpkins begin arriving at 9 a.m. The weigh-off starting at 11 a.m. There is the Saratoga Farmer's Market next door on High Rock Avenue, food vendors, and special exhibits.
Oct 1-30, Fri & Sat nights. Haunting is from Dusk until 10 pm. 1124 Route 29, Schuylerville. Cost: $20
Purchase Tickets »
Are you wondering what comes out at night in the corn maze? Stop by and enter our Field of Screams Friday and Saturday nights in October to find out! As you navigate your way thru the corn maze, with just a flashlight, anticipation and fear will build inside of you. There are demons and ghouls around every bend...masked men with chainsaws following behind you, haunted buildings within the maze to pass thru and many more surprises that will make you laugh and cry. The Haunted Maze is a unique experience that will have you coming back year after year.
Oct 1-31, Tickets available for purchase
Ellms Family Farm, 448 Charlton Road, Ballston Spa
The Pumpkin Glow & Light Show Drive-Thru at Ellms Family Farm is an enchanting Halloween experience that features a pumpkin wonderland with thousands of hand-carved illuminated jack o’lanterns. Guests will be immersed in the magic from the safety and comfort of their own vehicles. From a single pumpkin carving to larger-than-life dazzling light displays, our master carvers are bringing all of the Halloween spirit to life. Stewart's.
Oct 1-31, Fri-Sun Buy tickets or call for reservations: 518-884-9122 to make reservations!
Double M Haunted Hayrides, 678 New York 67 Ballston Spa
The Haunted Hayride weaves through the haunted woods on a tractor-drawn wagon. Your narrator onboard guides the way through the darkness. Around every corner, there's a frightful scene and behind every tree lurks an uninvited guest waiting for you!
After the hayride, your journey continues on foot into Brutality, a post-apocalyptic compound. Next up is The Last Inn, a residence that is known for a disappearing guest or two and a vicious staff. Then enter the twisted Jingle Hell where everyone is on the naughty list. Your final destination is Slaughter Swamp, a dangerous environment straight out of the bayou.
Oct 2-31, Fridays & Saturdays
Screams begin at 7:00 pm. Last admission sold at 10:00 pm. Tickets available for purchase»
Liberty Ridge Farm, 29 Bevis Rd, Schaghticoke, NY
As the autumn sun sets over Liberty Ridge, the farm turns into a HAUNTED NIGHTMARE.
Featuring 5 haunted attractions at 1 location, including haunted houses & Mazes. Each attraction scarier than the one before, sure to leave everyone who enters trembling with fear.
Oct 2-31, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays
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Six Flags Great Escape & Hurricane Harbor's annual Fright Fest event will have you shaking in your boots! This month-long celebration of all things spooky is the perfect event for kids and adults to celebrate Halloween.
There is so much to do, including Haunted Attractions, Scare Zones, Entertainment & Shows, and Rides.
Oct 8, 9, 10, 5:30 PM, Tickets available for purchase
Washington County Fairgrounds
392 Old Schuylerville Rd, Greenwich NY.
The Salvation Army of Glens Falls brings back "Movies in the Pumpkin Patch!"
Tickets are priced per car. Gates Open for Family Fun and Food Trucks at 5:30 pm. Movies start at 7:30 pm.
Oct. 8th: The Nightmare Before Christmas
Oct. 9th: Casper
Oct. 10th: Beetlejuice
Oct 9, 3-4 PM, Mohawk Maiden Cruises
Hudson Crossing Park, Schuylerville
Tickets: $35 per Person
Join Hudson Crossing Park's local history expert and SPOOKStorian Mike B. for this fun fall ride along the Hudson while being regaled by stories of ghosts, cons, and the dark and sordid secrets of Old Saratoga. These spooky, historical, and sometimes hysterical tales of local lore will leave you shaking your head and checking under the bed after your ride on the historic Caldwelle Bell.
Purchasing tickets in advance is recommended as this event traditionally sells out. Proceeds to benefit Hudson Crossing Park. If you have questions, email mohawkmaidencruises@gmail.com
Oct 21, 5-6:30 PM, Greenridge Cemetery, 17 Greenridge Place Saratoga Springs
Cost: $20 - $25 per person. Includes Three Course Dinner and show.
Join Gloria May for "Madness, Murder, Untimely Deaths, and Strange Coincidences" to get in the spooky Halloween spirit by exploring Greenridge Cemetery at dusk while unearthing tales of Saratoga's most notable residents and learning about the American rural cemetery movement. Tour lasts approximately 1 1/2hours. Meet at: Sackett Gates entrance on Lincoln Avenue
Sat, Oct 23, 1 – 3 PM
Saratoga YMCA, 290 West Ave, Saratoga
FREE & Open to the public
Get dressed up in your Halloween best and come enjoy some family fun at our 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat family event.
Decorate your trunk and bring candy to share with all of our families who'll be trunk or treating (families decorating their trunk are asked to provide their own candy). Please register in advance if you plan to decorate your trunk: 518-583-9622.
Oct 23 thru 24 , 7 PM – 1 AM. Tickets: $60
Fort William Henry, 48 Canada Street Lake George
Join the globally recognized paranormal experts from The Haunted Historian for a one-weekend-only event where you'll join their crew to investigate the claims of paranormal activity taking place behind the guarded walls of this historic fort.
The night will start with a guided tour of the entire property with your guide, and guests will then be allowed to explore and investigate the facility on their own, using equipment they may have chosen to bring and/or the investigative equipment provided by the guide!
Oct 23-24 and 30-31, 11 AM – 2 PM
Hosted by Saratoga DBA, Downtown Saratoga
FREE & Open to the public
The Saratoga Springs Downtown Business Association presents Fall Festivities in downtown Saratoga. Mark your calendar for the 2nd Annual Fall Festivities on October 23-24 and October 30-31, 2021.
Highlights include a costume-friendly Festive Fun Run with iRun Local, the Great Saratoga Pumpkin Hunt, fall festive downtown window decorations, Virtual Ghostly Stories of Saratoga’s Past, street performers, and more!
Oct 23 and Oct 30: 11 am, 11:45 am, 12:30 pm. Oct 31: 5pm
Saratoga Springs History Museum
1 East Congress Street, Saratoga Spring
Tickets: $25
The Saratoga Springs History Museum is hosting ghost tours of the Canfield Casino, Saturday, October 23 and Saturday October 30 at 11am, 11:45 am and 12:30 pm. Tours will also be held Sunday, October 31 beginning at 5pm with the last tour at 6:20 pm. The Canfield Casino is one of Saratoga Springs’ most historic and haunted buildings. The Casino was featured on the SYFY Network’s television show Ghost Hunters in 2010, and in 2019 was named number 4 in the top 10 of America’s Most Terrifying Places on the Travel Channel.
Sat, Oct 30, 11 AM – 2 PM
Kelly's Kitchen, 4300 RT-50, Saratoga
FREE & Open to the public
Come in costume and “trunk-or-treat
Afterward, kids in costume can stop into my shop and receive a free cupcake! Grilled burgers and hotdogs will be available for purchase along with coffee & hot chocolate!! Hope to see you there, this will be a fun one!!
Sat, Oct 30, 4 – 7 PM
Hudson Crossing Park, Schuylerville
Suggested Donation: $5 per person
Walk the trail 5-7pm
Pumpkin Carving at the Pavilion 4-5pm
Show off your carving skills by bringing a jack-o-lantern from home (must be lit with battery-operated candles or glow sticks - open flames are NOT allowed) or carve one at the pavilion with a friend. Flashlights are recommended and costumes for ALL ages are highly encouraged! All proceeds to benefit Hudson Crossing Park!
Want Even More Ideas? Check out our Fall in Saratoga page for all the latest activities and events. While you're at it, why not plan on visiting our many relaxing hotels and delicious restaurants.
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