Find Lake George Museums, Theaters & Historic Attractions
The Lake George New York / Adirondack region is rich in history and culture. Explore the many museums, theaters and historic attractions in and around the area.
A summer of theatre awaits you during the Adirondack Theatre Festival's 15th Season. Professional actors from New York City and across the country take to the Wood Theater stage in downtown Glens Falls for an exciting season of new and contemporary plays and musicals
Take your child to experience and appreciate the cultural diversity of the world at our educational museum in Glens Falls. We also host birthday parties!
The Lake George Dinner Theatre Presenting a unique combination of great dining and professional theatre entertainment unlike anything you'll find from the Catskills to Canada.
Historic house and fine arts museum complex featuring works by European and American masters including Botticelli, Rembrandt, Rubens, Degas, Renior, Picasso, and Homer.
The Railroad runs seasonal 2-hour excursions along a breathtaking section of the Upper Hudson River. We can cater to any size group from 20-340 people.
A fine art gallery in the Adirondacks in a beautiful space in Bolton Landing on Lake George. Discover the Adirondack artists whose fine art, crafts & functional art will be treasured for a lifetime.
Visit the Oldest Rock in North America and the largest Marble Cave Entrance in the Adirondacks. Enjoy this spectacular display of Adirondack geology and experience amazing natural scenery.
The Fort is much more than a restored military fortress. Your visit will include rich and varied offerings including costumed interpreters, 30-minute guided tours, a world class museum, daily musket demonstrations, and self-guided tours of the Fort.
The Fort is open May to October, Sitting atop a small rise, Fort William Henry commanded the southern end of Lake George November 1755 to August 1757 during the French & Indian War. Guided tours are conducted every hour on the hour .
Rhea Costello, New York native with family ties to the Adirondacks. She moved with her family to California at age 13 and soon indulged her artistic interests by experimenting with a range of mediums from acrylic and charcoal to batique and etching.
Fine art oil painting, portraying intimate landscapes, wildlife, notable Adirodirondackers, Great Camps and interests of the alluring and diverse Adirondack Mountains and out reaching areas.
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