I went last night to the All of Us events, I will say this is a decent venue, it's spacious and…read morecould easily fit 100+. Drink prices are a little up there but not too expensive. The staff are friendly and it's not a long wait to get a drink. I think it's a nice spot for edm nights, but I think could use more rave-lights for it! Great speakers and audio throughout the place.

The Putnam Place in the heart of downtown Saratoga Springs between Broadway and Purnam in a alley…read morecalled Gardner Ln. The place features live music, full-service bar and an outdoor patio. Please refer to their website for events as you can enter for free on a few days. It's a good place to grab a drink and chill or just grab soda and listen to music. At the venue you can also host private parties, wedding receptions and fundraisers too. This was my second visit after the Saratoga wing festival, that the establishment participated in.

This is my favorite event of the year, great music on two stages, great food selection, great…read morebeer and drink selection, and the food and beer are reasonably priced, well below other events. There are many tents of food with different selections including a new Orleans tent, roast pig, sausage and papers, etc. The craft tent is huge with great shopping. But mostly I just Like chilling under our canopy. We bring our own food and drinks and are here from 10 - 10. Look for the pirate themed canopy and say hi next year, or any other future year.

This is my second year coming here, and it's an excellent concert venue! They always have excellent…read moreacts, and the crowd is laid back, polite, and can get down when the beat is right!

Nice little farmers market. With a wide selection of food. I even found a stand that had stuffed…read morecabbage similar to Romanian Sarmale (so? - been to Romania twice so I get a pass) selection is vast but I saw that the prices were a bit higher than even CA...Now Saratoga has become Richey Rich over the years and this is what they get. Our farmers market in Pleasanton, CA near where I live is In a Richey Rich area and the price is not even as steep. Just saying as I blend quality and price but overall the foods, veggies and meats look great. One star off for steep pricing. Service is nice and friendly but again the price for my stuffed cabbage is $2 more than my Russian / Ukrainian/ Eastern European Market price in CA. So that still bugged me. Typical farmers market ambiance. Wished it were on a large parking area versus a park. Parking is not convenient but that is ok. I would go again but not go out of my way to go. Regardless, if you are in Saratoga, NY it is worth going to and definitely try the stuff cabbage.

Mostly prepared food vendors when we went (multiple tries). Very limited parking and quite a let…read moredown for "Saratoga Springs". Try the Troy farmers market and you'll think you were being punked in 'toga.

I absolutely loved this venue! The venue is located in Saratoga Springs State Park and is…read moresurrounded by natural forest scenery, which makes for a beautiful concert setting. The parking was easy to access and ended up being free, which was appreciated. The free parking was not close to the venue and required a walk including walking to an elevated foot path which goes down hill on arrival and uphill on the way back. Closer parking was available but it's not free (didn't get an opportunity to see the rates.) the walk wasn't too bad about 10 minutes total. Check in process was easy. You have to go through a detection system and if you have a purse they will check it. Clear bags only. The venue really is so lovely with all of the surrounding trails and nature. Lawn chairs are available for rental. Food and drink selection was large. They had many open food/drink vendors, so there really were no lines. The only major line noticed was for artists merchandise, as they only had one tent for this. I also saw lots of bathrooms and even a drinking fountain. We had lawn seats and enjoyed the fun vibe going on that evening. Music sounded great and as the sun went down it made for a great concert environment. My only complaint was my fellow concert goes smoking cigarettes and throwing the butts on the grass where people are trying to enjoy the show. Really didn't like being surrounded by cigarette butts and having to look out for this. Not something the venue can control, but still nasty nonetheless.

June 23,2026 I purchased tickets months in advance to go see…read moreEvanescence perform at the Saratoga SPAC. Upon arriving and waiting on the long line to attend the show lugging my back pack which contained nothing but a change of shoes and a mini raincoat. I was told I could not go in to see the concert because my "bag" was too big and didn't fit the framed box outlined on the table at security check point. I thought how silly it was like checking into the airport with a baggage carry on that was too large. I politely ask if I was going to get my money back for the ticket I purchased I was told NO. They claim the sent emails I checked there was nothing but emails for up coming concerts overload from SPAC very disappointe. Hence BAD experience for me at SPAC as a ticket holder and guest. I asked what was I supposed to do with my bag they suggested I find a bush or take the content out and throw my back pack away. Not to mention my back pack was from the Sara Boutique and cost $150 The ticket was $59 for the lawn view of the concert. SPAC PLEASE REFUND MY MONEY ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ geez.

Went to see Finnegan's Wake. Very nice place. There is a bar upstairs and for our show we sat at…read moreround tables throughout the room as we were part of the show. There are two parking lots close by and I appreciated that it was all well lit outside. I look forward to seeing other shows here.

What an incredible, intimate venue in the Spa City! I went…read moreto a concert on Saturday night and immediately felt welcome from the moment I walked up to the venue. They have people standing outside to ensure you're welcomed and informed of the correct entrance on the side of the building. I found that incredibly helpful! Upon walking in, another staff member was there to point us in the right direction of the ticket booth. When we got to the main lobby, another staff member asked if it was our first time there. We said yes and they welcomed us and gave us helpful information, including the location of the bathrooms, ticket booth and bar. We walked up two flights of stairs to the main room where our seats were located and throughout the journey upstairs, there were staff members there to ensure we knew where to go. When we walked into the main room, we were blown away with how beautiful the former church was. The lighting was incredible and since it's a smaller venue, the floor seats were so close to the stage. Overall, the acoustics were awesome and the show we saw was great. Their programming is really good and there's always something new to discover! Throughout the night, we must've interacted with nearly a dozen staff members - most of whom were volunteers. Their passion for UPH was infectious and I can't overstate how welcomed we felt. Highly recommend this venue!

Absolutely horrible experience paid over $200 a ticket for a VIP experience with David Ortiz and he…read morewas there for a total of 10 minutes. It was just a bullshit scam to get people to pay $200 for an autographed bottle of wine absolutely would not recommend paying for this ripoff !!! Ripoff !!! Ripoff!!!

Was great for many years but no longer. Hardly any food vendors anymore (with long lines) and not…read morehalf the wine vendors. Wine glasses now plastic, almost no auction items, even the permanent bathrooms are gone. Love SPAC but this event not nearly what it used to be.

One of our favorite spots in Saratoga. It's almost always busy but the staff makes you feel…read morewelcomed even when it's standing room only. This is a hidden gem.

What a gem. What a vibe. WHAT a cocktail menu…read more Tucked away, totally unpretentious, but with a STAGGERING, almost-unbelievable range of martinis and martini-adjacent cocktails in this fall/winter-perfect, cozy, mostly-paneled speakeasy that's also evocative of a semi-secret lobby bar of an old hotel (it's not though!) Even the music selections made it sound like prohibition era jazz standards were drifting in from another room. It manages to be simultaneously totally old school and totally hip, fancy-feeling and swanky, but also with the ease of a local watering hole... no easy feat. From t-shirts to suits, locals to newbies, it has a totally come-as-you-are, everybody's-welcome atmosphere. Even the locals made us feel at home, giving us great insight into several restaurants all less than a block or two away. Wines and beers also available, but mixology is the main act here. We were there over two separate bartender shifts, both times on a quiet Sunday late-afternoon into evening, but both gents have it all down to a science without forsaking the art of crafting a cocktail. They pushed my formerly-favorite Manhattan (at NYC's King Cole Bar, there, as much for the environs as the drink) squarely out of the top spot, and as I told our bartender after I spied a semi-hidden bottle of Chartreuse and he offered to make an off-the-menu Last Word, it was the first time I fully understood that drink. That hard-to-find liquid green-gold is in VERY good hands at 9 Maple! Perfect for date night, but also welcoming to the lone visitor in search of a PERFECTLY crafted, amply -poured cocktail. Eat before you arrive, or pop back after dinner for a nightcap. Although we were there for off-season, an outdoor courtyard hints at higher traffic when the weather's warmer and the horses are racing. And even off-season, Jazz band nights attract a crowd. This place should really be on more national Top Cocktail Bars lists. It's that good.