World class musicians in beautiful Lake George! No better way to top off the summer! Top musicians…read morefrom all around the world gather in the Adirondacks for a treat for music lovers of all ages.

Had a great time at this fair. They had so many animals and rides. The maple syrup ice cream was…read morethe most incredible ice cream. We went during the beef day and the beef sundae was really cool and delicious. Also went to the rolled ice cream stand, egg rolls, gyros, crepes and the drink tent as well. They had such great options for food. Besides the drink tent with some samples I actually didn't see any alcohol. Not sure if they had any anywhere.

Went to the fair for my second tractor pull. It costs 12.00 to get in the fair and the parking is…read morefree. I was impressed with the organization of both the parking and the selling of admission tickets. Lines moved fast with little wait time. There was the usually variety of foods and I was pleasantly pleased with some of the prices. A corn dog, nachos and a large drink was 10.00. The tractor pull is quite a popular event but there is ample sitting and they even sell ear plugs. I suggest you bring your own. The maple barn was a delight with many maple delicacies to choose from. I'm a little too old for rides so you will have to go to the fair and try those out for yourself!!

I took my 7 year old son here while it was raining out. We LOVED it!! Very friendly, knowledgeable…read morepeople greeted us. They gave us clip boards with scavenger hunts.. This was so much fun for both of us. We both learned so much with hundreds of visuals and write ups about all the history of Warrensburgh. The student who helped us said it was her first day at the museum. She was so knowledgeable and friendly you would never have guessed it was her first day. This museum is free. They sell great books and postcards but bring cash or check. No plastic.

Cool place near our hotel for my nieces to have some fun. Nice merry go round, bumper cars,…read morebuccaneer and others. Tix weren't too bad and it's in a nice area. The village has a-lot to offer . Cool place for little kids.

Absolutely horrible experience. The attendant was rude, dismissive, and extremely disrespectful. I…read morewould never return and would not recommend this arcade to anyone. The most upsetting part was how my 7-year-old daughter was treated. After she won tickets from the games, the attendant took them away and accused her of not winning them. I asked that the security cameras be reviewed to verify what happened, but he refused. There are plenty of better ways to spend your time in Lake George. Enjoy the lake or choose a different arcade. We definitely won't be back. it was a waste of $200.

It's fun to go see a movie outside of a movie theater every now and again, and this is where I go…read more I've seen a few flicks here with some friends over the years and while the atmosphere isn't all that, you don't pay the movie theater price and it's very casual. They tend to have more indie type films and ones that aren't super mainstream, which you'd have to go to Albany to see in the theater. I'm looking forward to the upcoming film next weekend.

Took the guided tour yesterday. The tour guide was great and the museum and building are…read morefascinating.

The building at the edge of Congress Park has served many purposes over the years and tries, with…read morevarying degrees of success, to honor them all. It's only $6 to get in. It was a private home, a casino, and now a museum. The downstairs shares space with a private hall for weddings and the like. The museum gives a quick history of the area from the early Indians discovering the mineral springs through the depression and after. Upstairs the house is divided into different areas. The back follows the life of the Victorian and guilted age family that lived there. The front is done up as a guilted age casino to show how men would have gambled when the term 'gentleman's club' did not mean strippers. One room has a display of first world war memorabilia that maybe sums up a lot of what I didn't like here. For war coverage it was somewhat inadequate, alternating between bare bones basics "we declared war on Germany" and so minutia, the personal props picked up at the front by a local man. The plaque said he got these over two years at the front, a neat trick unless he served in the French army first since US troops only hit the trenches in late 1917. Instead of maybe saying what the locals did in the war, how many served etc, it seems to be limited to just what someone found in his basement. There is also a large room given over to a huge number of black and white photo portraits of famous people. Why they were there, the relationship between the society/house/photographer was never quite clear. There was also a sense of being rushed. The front steps were picturesque and with a wedding being hosted in the other part of the house, the steps were being used for photos, making getting in/out awkward at best. Also the woman running the shop/museum seemed to be in a rush as she started turning off the lights nearly half an hour before the posted closing time-guess she had something more important to do.

I really enjoyed GFCT's production of "Harvey." The show had a very creative rotating set,…read more beautiful costumes, and fun special effects for the elusive 6-foot rabbit. A couple of actors were hysterical and the lead played a sweet, charming character that pulled the show together. It was a wonderful entertaining evening.

Movie theater was clean, reasonably priced, comfortable and showed multiple movies to choose from…read more The Mall was an added delight. Was vacationing and found few trinkets to give as gifts and some unique shops!