Great Sacandaga Lake Events 

Season Long Fishing Contest - Courtesy of 50 members of the Great Sacandaga Business Association there are 50 Tagged fish in the Lake worth $500.00 each! If you catch one bring it to Fuel in Food in Mayfield or J & S old Country Store to collect your prize!
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18 Tagged Fish Caught last year!

RETURN OF THE SWIFTS

Hubbell Memorial Chimney, Corner of Bridge & Second Streets.

Come and witness the annual return of these migratory birds from their winter retreat in the Amazon Jungle.
For further information, contact Linda or "Rusty" Mosher at 518-863-8775.

Join us for a fun-filled day as we begin the 2008 tour season. There’ll be baking in our reproduction bake oven; a Material Culture talk by Marilyn Sassi; a Mohawk River 18th century bateaux talk by David Manthey; and house tours. This event is free but donations are greatly appreciated. For more information visit www.oldfortjohnson.org or call 518-843-0300. Old Fort Johnson is located at the intersection of Routes 5 & 67 in Fort Johnson, NY.

GHS Jazz Band
A concert performance by some of our area's best in local talented is presented every third Sunday of the month at 3pm from September-May.

SVAN drum circle is free and open to the public. If you are interested or curious please pay us a visit or call Sue for more information at 883-5761.

Afternoon Tea in the Garden

Enjoy a relaxing cup of tea while relaxing on the grounds of Old Fort Johnson. Now in its third season, Afternoon Tea in the Garden has become a summer tradition. The cost is $8.00 per person and includes tea, savory tea sandwiches, assorted sweets and fresh fruit. Reservations are required by calling 518-843-0300. Old Fort Johnson is located at the intersection of Routes 5 & 67 in Fort Johnson,

Explore the architecture features of Old Fort Johnson on this special tour. Led by Ron Burch, Curator, Art and Architecture, NYS Museum, you'll examine the Old Fort as you've never have before and see for yourself what the building has to say about 18th century life. Tour cost is $5.00. For more information visit www.oldfortjohnson.org or call 518-843-0300. Old Fort Johnson is located at the intersection of Routes 5 & 67 in Fort Johnson, NY.

Adirondack Trappers is our big, new exhibit

A cooperative effort with the Adirondack Museum of Blue Mt. Lake, featuring the legendary Nick Stoner and French Louie.

Refreshments stand sponsored by the Stony Creek Free Library.

Speculator 4th of July Celebration: Friday-Sunday; Stock's Amusements carnival rides, refreshments, games. Saturday; parade at 7:00pm, Fireworks at dusk. Parade them "Speculator Olympics 08", create a float portraying one or all of your favorite Olympic sports; winter or summer. For more information contact the Chamber at (518) 548-4521.

Afternoon Tea in the Garden

Enjoy a relaxing cup of tea while relaxing on the grounds of Old Fort Johnson. Now in its third season, Afternoon Tea in the Garden has become a summer tradition. The cost is $8.00 per person and includes tea, savory tea sandwiches, assorted sweets and fresh fruit. Reservations are required by calling 518-843-0300. Old Fort Johnson is located at the intersection of Routes 5 & 67 in Fort Johnson,

Painting Wild Roses on Porcelain
with Dottie Peck

Additional charge for materials is $12.
Class limited to 6.

Bake Sale, Raffles, Food, Music, Demonstrations.
music by: Durey Creek Blue Grass Band.

In case of heavy rain, Craft Fair will be held at Caroga Town Hall.

Rules: NO MOTORS, NO MARINE HULLS OR BOAT PARTS, SINGLE PERSON OR TEAM, ANY MATERIALS CAN BE USED (Milk Carton, Homemade Sail, Cardboard, Duct Tape, Etc.)

Remembering Nick Stoner
with Don Williams

Basket Weaving with Eileen Wrightsman

Bring shears, measuring tape, clothespins, awl, small tub and pencil.

Additional charge for materials is $15.
Class limited to 12.

Join us for a day of old fashioned summer time fun. There'll be 18th century games for you to try your hand at. For more information on this first-time event visit www.oldfortjohnson.org or call 518-843-0300. Old Fort Johnson is located at the intersection of Routes 5 & 67 in Fort Johnson, NY.

*The Swing Docs
Performance at Wheelerville School. Professionals from the Albany Medical Center who play swing, big band and rock selections.

Admission: adults - $4.00, children under 12 - $2.00

Beginners Beading with Joanne Clark

Additional charge for materials is $20.
Class limited to 15.

Afternoon Tea in the Garden

Enjoy a relaxing cup of tea while relaxing on the grounds of Old Fort Johnson. Now in its third season, Afternoon Tea in the Garden has become a summer tradition. The cost is $8.00 per person and includes tea, savory tea sandwiches, assorted sweets and fresh fruit. Reservations are required by calling 518-843-0300. Old Fort Johnson is located at the intersection of Routes 5 & 67 in Fort Johnson,

A Day With Beatrix Potter with Marilyn Peterson

Designed for children ages 7 – 12.
Bring a sandwich. Beverage provided.
$5.00 (only charge) Class limit 20.
Registration deadline August 1.

Painting Berries on Porcelain with Catherine Graves

Additional charge for materials is $12.
Class limited to 6.

The Bobcats
Performance at Wheelerville School, Vocal music from the 30’s – 70’s.

All admission: $2.00

Old Fort Johnson Movie Night

Join us as we watch the classic movie Drums Along the Mohawk under the stars. There will be an introduction to the movie at 7:30 followed by the movie at approximately 8:00 p.m. Bring a picnic and enjoy the grounds of the Old Fort before the movie. This event is free and open to all. Typical movie refreshments will be available for purchase. For more information on this first-time event visit www.oldfortjohnson.org or call 518-843-0300. Old Fort Johnson is located at the intersection of Routes 5 & 67 in Fort Johnson, NY.

Beginning & Progress of the Historical Society
Lake Pleasant Fire Hall
South Shore Road
Lake Pleasant, NY 12108
518-548-7174
Come and learn about the history & activities of the Speculator & Lake Pleasant Historical Society, including the long awaited museum. Presented by Anne Weaver & Beverly Hoffman.