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Dallas from FunScout with this weeks happenings roughly 10 miles from Glens Falls.

Of course there is a lot more happening around the area which you can check on FunScout if you don't mind traveling a bit further. Did I miss something? Please share in the comments!

📍 Thu, Apr 16

Guided Museum Tours — The Hyde Collection Trained docents lead segmented tours through the Hyde House, the special exhibition, and contemporary art, offering close-looking, background, and unexpected stories.

SUNY Adirondack Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition Opening... — SUNY Adirondack Fifty-six student works across photography, sculpture, graphic design, drawing, illustration, and painting are on display, with awards presented and student readings from Expressions Magazine; the gallery also features a harmonograph and a 1,000-crane origami installation.

Painting with Patrice: American Goldfinch — The Hyde Collection Patrice Jarvis-Weber leads a step-by-step acrylic class—materials included—so participants of all skill levels complete their own bright goldfinch painting.

Sip and Spin — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Enjoy a laid-back night as Sweetside Records spins handpicked records, creating the perfect soundtrack for savoring great beer with friends.

Category — Caldwell-Lake George Library Get a first look at upcoming accessibility features—like a new elevator—meet the design team, and share your input for the library's future.

Live! Folklife Concert: Paper Wings — Crandall Public Library Emily Mann and Wila Frank deliver close-knit Nashville folk—delicate banjo and near-unison harmonies—performing songs from Listen to the World Spin that explore solitude, nature, and resilience.

Line Dancing at the Bierhall — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Enjoy a relaxed, all-levels line dancing night with upbeat music, guided steps from a welcoming instructor, and drinks flowing from the bar.

Music Bingo Every Thursday with DJ PR3Z at 7:30pm — Downtown Social Enjoy an upbeat night of music bingo hosted by DJ PR3Z, where matching songs to your card brings excitement, laughs, and plenty of interactive fun.

The Dylan Perrillo Quintet — The Park Theater Bassist Dylan Perrillo leads a tight quintet (with Adam Siegel on alto sax and Nick Anderson on drums) through swinging standards and original tunes.

Homeschool Pollination Ecosystems — Moreau Lake State Park For homeschool students in grades 5–8, an educator-led outdoor session uses hands-on pollination simulations and flower dissections to show pollinators’ roles in ecosystems. This free program requires phone registration and is limited to 25 participants.

Glens Falls Community Theatre - Senior Seminar — The Strand Theatre Enjoy a showcase of creative works as area seniors present their latest theater projects on stage in a supportive community atmosphere.

Among Friends Peer Art Critique — LARAC Lapham Gallery Artists of all levels can bring one or two pieces for constructive, supportive critique among peers, sparking valuable conversations and growth.

Photography Critique Night @ Light & Lens Studios — Light & Lens Studios Bring your film or digital shots for a relaxed critique session where photographers of all levels exchange insights, encouragement, and inspiration together.

Trivia — The Grateful Den Form teams of up to four for rounds of pop-culture and general-knowledge questions; winning teams take home drink cards in a relaxed bar atmosphere.

Trivia Night — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Gather your team for a night of brain-teasing questions, friendly competition, and great beer at the taproom.

Light & Lens Studios New WEEKLY Whatnot Show! — Light & Lens Studios A casual weekly livestream on Thursdays where the host sells and demos used cameras, film, and accessories, answers questions in real time, and shares deals for new Whatnot users.

📍 Fri, Apr 17

Adirondack Thunder — The Harding Mazzotti Arena Catch hard-hitting hockey excitement and high-energy crowd moments as the hometown team takes to the arena for an adrenaline-charged game.

Gold Rush: The Ultimate Neil Young Celebration — The Strand Theatre Gold Rush faithfully recreates the music of Neil Young—acoustic to electric, harmonies to heartfelt lyrics—with an ensemble of veteran performers celebrated for their authenticity.

Angelina Valente — The Park Theater A singer-songwriter blends intimate piano and ukulele ballads with poetic, small-town-rooted storytelling, delivering honest indie-folk that feels both timeless and modern.

Live! Folklife Concert on the Road: Paper Wings — Crandall Public Library Nashville duo Emily Mann and Wila Frank present an intimate acoustic set of pastoral folk—delicate banjo, near‑unison harmonies, and songs from Listen to the World Spin that explore solitude, nature, and the passage of time.

Cheers to 18 Years Tasting Experience — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) A limited-time guided tasting of nine curated wines and ciders—award winners, best-sellers, plus a premium and a library pour—with a hand-etched keepsake glass to take home; Queensbury 1PM/3PM bookings include a complimentary guided winery tour.

Third Annual Spring Gathering — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Enjoy a lively evening featuring a buffet dinner, wild beer tasting, coffee experience, raffles, and interactive opportunities to connect with the Common Roots Foundation.

Spring Book Sale — Chapman Museum Peruse a varied selection of new and gently-used books at the Chapman Museum’s annual sale, celebrating local authors and the joy of discovery.

Live Music Friday in the Bar Lounge — Fort William Henry Hotel Enjoy live performances by talented local artists along with great food, relaxing drinks, and beautiful lake scenery in a cozy lounge setting.

CAPITAL Zen LIVE at the Grateful Den — The Grateful Den A free, intimate birthday gig with upbeat acoustic and electric sets, sing-along moments, and a relaxed bar vibe for close-up live music.

Live Music: Andre Chevalier — Mean Max Brew Works (Glens Falls) Andre Chevalier brings an intimate acoustic set to the brewery taproom — expect soulful originals, crowd-friendly covers, and a relaxed, social vibe.

APRIL Mystic Makers- Healing Sound Bath and Meaningful Craft — Creative Jam Settle in for a soothing sound bath followed by crafting a botanical-inspired piece that celebrates growth, rest, and new beginnings—no experience needed.

Homeschool Days — Fort William Henry Students of all ages can experience 18th-century life firsthand with engaging demonstrations, hands-on activities, and a lively historic atmosphere.

Pick Your Painting Friday April 17th 6 PM $20 — The Shirt Factory Guided, beginner-friendly painting session with all supplies included—you’ll paint a preprinted 10" x 10" canvas in a relaxed, social setting.

OPEN MIC NIGHT with Host Josh LaMay — Rock Hill Bakehouse & Cafe Experience an evening of music, poetry, and spontaneous performances as passionate locals take the stage in a laid-back, community-driven setting.

Music: Tim & Norm Duo — Northway Brewing Co. (Queensbury) Sip craft beers while Tim & Norm Duo play live acoustic favorites in a cozy taproom atmosphere.

Cutshall-King Gathering — Crandall Public Library A small, informal remembrance for adults to share stories, photos, and quiet conversation in a relaxed, respectful setting.

📍 Sat, Apr 18

Spring Book Sale — Chapman Museum Peruse a varied selection of new and gently-used books at the Chapman Museum’s annual sale, celebrating local authors and the joy of discovery.

The Golden Girls Game Show — Charles R Wood Theater Experience a musical comedy adventure where Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose lead interactive game show spoofs, trivia challenges, and plenty of laughs as they search for Sophia.

Museum Scavenger Hunt — Chapman Museum Participants of all ages can search for secret items throughout the historic DeLong House and museum galleries, with special versions for kids and adults and a prize for completing the list.

Bikes, Birds & Beers — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Celebrate Earth Day with an afternoon featuring a silent auction of upcycled bikes, live birds of prey demos, pop-up oyster bar, and plenty of craft beer.

2026 Spring is Sweet, Maple in April — The Shirt Factory Browse craft vendors and shops, sample maple products and food-truck fare, and enjoy a relaxed arts-and-market atmosphere.

Pride Party — The Golden Monkey Lounge Drink specials, DJ Young Pete spinning dance tracks, and a welcoming community vibe in an intimate bar setting—no cover, 20% auto gratuity.

Dylan Night — The Strand Theatre Enjoy an evening celebrating the music of Bob Dylan, featuring dynamic live performances by Marc Vincent, Jonathan Newell, and Brandon Newell in a relaxed concert atmosphere.

Live Music Series: Featuring Donna Britton – 4/18 — Adirondack Winery (Queensbury) Enjoy Donna Britton’s live set while sampling wines, local ciders and cocktails, plus dessert boards in a relaxed, sing-along-friendly tasting room.

Live music: Brandon LaRocca — Mean Max Brew Works (Glens Falls) Brandon LaRocca plays a relaxed set in the cozy taproom—expect melodic, easygoing songs alongside craft beers and friendly conversation.

Brews & Beats — Common Roots Brewing Company (South Glens Falls) Get moving with an upbeat, beginner-friendly pop up hip hop class from The Body Barre’s Lauren Vosganian, topped off with a drink included in your ticket.

Bloom, Bunny or Butterfly- Book Folding — Creative Jam Create a unique book art masterpiece as you learn step-by-step folding techniques and add your own decorative touches, perfect for all skill levels.

Woolly Waterfalls; Needle Felting with Althea Pestine — LARAC Lapham Gallery Discover the art of transforming wool into a textured waterfall scene, experimenting with color and shape in a relaxed, beginner-friendly needle felting workshop—all materials included.

Category: General ABCs of Lake George Book Launch Party! — Caldwell-Lake George Library Celebrate the release of a charming, locally created picture book that explores Lake George through vivid illustrations, fun rhymes, and fascinating facts—perfect for families and young readers.

Macrame Plant Hangers- Single or Double! — Creative Jam Enjoy a relaxed, beginner-friendly workshop where you’ll learn essential macramé techniques and create your own single or double boho-inspired plant hanger, with all materials provided.

Category — Caldwell-Lake George Library All skill levels can enjoy this guided acrylic painting session inspired by Van Gogh’s wild skies and wheatfields, with supplies provided and each participant leaving with their own finished artwork.

Darkroom Basics: Your First Black & White Prints — Light & Lens Studios Learn hands-on darkroom printing — from test strips and contact sheets to exposing and developing RC paper — using your 35mm negatives; all chemicals and equipment are provided.

Youth Knitting Circle — Moreau Lake State Park An informal, free knitting circle for kids ages 6+ to work on projects, swap ideas, and practice basic techniques—bring needles and yarn.

📍 Sun, Apr 19

Spring Book Sale — Chapman Museum Peruse a varied selection of new and gently-used books at the Chapman Museum’s annual sale, celebrating local authors and the joy of discovery.

de Blasiis Chamber Series Presents — The Hyde Collection Alyssa Verheyn’s quartet — with David Restivo on piano, Luke Sellick on bass and guest Christine Jensen on sax — performs original arrangements and spirited improvisations that blend classic swing with modern jazz textures.

Legacy & Impact - A benefit concert for L.E.A.P. — The Strand Theatre Enjoy live performances by The Mockers, Mirror Image, and Shade of Haze as you revisit hits from the '60s through today while supporting L.E.A.P.'s vital work, with a silent auction adding to the excitement.

Invasive Removal Project — Moreau Lake State Park Park educators lead a short presentation on invasive plant impacts and identification, then guide a hands-on removal workday—tools, gloves, bug spray and sunscreen provided; wear sturdy shoes and register by phone (ages 13+).

Acoustic Jam — Crandall Public Library An informal monthly gathering where musicians and singers share folk, country, rock, gospel and Americana—bring an instrument or just listen; no registration required.

Basket Making- Two NEW Options available! — Creative Jam Discover hands-on basket weaving with expert guidance, choosing from a variety of creative, practical projects—complete with all materials, flexible ticket options, and a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere.