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Stop out under the pavilion and check out some of our local awesomeness every Saturday morning between 8:30 and 12:30. Fresh and locally grown produce, baked goods, spirits, plants, foods and more!

The Fulton County 44 Lakes Craft Beverage Trail welcomes you to the launch of our new trail! The 44 Lakes Craft Beverage Trail specializes with a craft beverage for everyone. Enjoy a proudly crafted NYS craft beer, cider, and spirits from our four inaugural taprooms:

Higher Ground Distilling Company Stump City Brewing LLC

Rogers’ Cideryard LLC

Great Sacandaga Brewing Company

LIVE DJ COVERAGE FROM 102.7 WEQX – DJ Keller will be here to celebrate!

FOOD TRUCKS AND LIVE MUSIC!

Schedule of Events:

11am-1pm: Join us at the Great Sacandaga Brewing Company, 3647 NYS Route 30 in Broadalbin. DJ Keller from 102.7 EQX will be live on-air with live music and food on-site!

Great Sacandaga Brewing and Higher Ground Distilling will be featured here, along with Stump city beer and Rogers’ Cider on tap!

2pm-4pm – DJ Keller from 102.7 EQX will be traveling to Rogers’ Cideryard, 260 County Highway 131 in Gloversville. Rogers’ and Stump City will feature their specialty beer, cider, and cocktails along with live music and food.

Escape to Springer’s Farm petting zoo where you can visit real farm animals and learn more about farming.

Join us for a good old fashioned yard sale and FCRSPCA apparel sale combo. All money raised will go directly to the care of the animals!

Sale will be at the shelter rom 10AM to 2PM. We are located at 117 W. Fulton St. in Gloversville (behind the Gloversville Transit Station and head towards the salt barn.)

Cash is preferred but credit cards will be accepted with a minimum of a $10 purchase.

The circa 1729 Van Alstyne Homestead and Museum, 42 Moyer Street, Canajoharie, NY 13317, will be hosting a Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday, June 19th, 2021 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

The schedule is as follows: 1) 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. there will be guided tours of the circa 1729 Van Alstyne Homestead and Museum. 2) 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. there will be a presentation that features a local abolitionist of the era, Reverend VanAlstine, which will be presented by his direct descendant, Robert VanAlstine, from Malta, NY. 3) 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. our keynote speaker will be Montgomery County Historian Kelly Y. Farquhar. Said keynote speaker will present on the importance of the Underground Railroad in Canajoharie, NY, and it will be followed by a walking tour of the homes used by the abolitionists that aided the slaves in their quest for freedom.

Light refreshments will be available. There will be a $5.00 admission fee. The Van Alstyne Homestead and Museum is an all-volunteer run organization. We are open to the public every Saturday from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Please follow us via social media: Facebook, & Twitter.

The Mayfield Historical Society’s 1810 Rice Homestead is open today from 12 noon to 4 pm. It is the home of Oliver Rice, early settler who ran a fulling mill and was a key figure in the little hamlet of Riceville. The Rice Family owned the property for 198 years and many of the contents of the house is original to the family. The property includes a 1790 cabin, smokehouse, spring house, Mayfield History Room, the “Loom Room”, gardens, and picnic tables on its property surrounded by heritage Sugar Maple trees.

Come join us for the 2021 Father’s Day Fishing Contest. The contest runs from 6am-1pm and award ceremony will be at 2pm at the Caroga Fish and Game Club.

Register at the following locations:
Caroga Lakeview Store
Camper’s Corner Store
Caroga Lake Marina
Canada Lake Store

Adults $20
Kids (12 & Under) $5

100% payout and every child that enters will receive a prize.
See flyer for full details and feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions.

The Mayfield Historical Society’s 1810 Rice Homestead is open today from 12 noon to 4 pm. It is the home of Oliver Rice, early settler who ran a fulling mill and was a key figure in the little hamlet of Riceville. The Rice Family owned the property for 198 years and many of the contents of the house is original to the family. The property includes a 1790 cabin, smokehouse, spring house, Mayfield History Room, the “Loom Room”, gardens, and picnic tables on its property surrounded by heritage Sugar Maple trees.

The Mayfield Historical Society’s 1810 Rice Homestead is open today from 12 noon to 4 pm. It is the home of Oliver Rice, early settler who ran a fulling mill and was a key figure in the little hamlet of Riceville. The Rice Family owned the property for 198 years and many of the contents of the house is original to the family. The property includes a 1790 cabin, smokehouse, spring house, Mayfield History Room, the “Loom Room”, gardens, and picnic tables on its property surrounded by heritage Sugar Maple trees.

Join us every Friday for our very own market. We have local small businesses and farms setting up to help you stock your gardens, patios, spirits and pantries right from this fresh air market.
The second Friday of each month we will be having live music to get your toes tapping.
Please follow the NYS rules regarding COVID and social distancing so that we can continue to operate without additional restrictions