Events

We host a wide variety of events during the year, including lectures, workshops, and guided tours. Below are some current and past events.

Upcoming Events

May 17, 2026
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11:00 am
America250 Kick-off Event – Honoring 250 Years of Veterans
American Legion Post 1619, 219 Rand Hill Rd. Morrisonville

American Legion Post 1619 will host an event to honor 250 years of American veterans with a rifle volley and taps.  Guest speakers are Legion Commander Robert St. John and Assemblyman Michael Cashman. Legion members will be attired in Honor Guard and Revolutionary War uniforms. This event marks the kick-off for Legion supported America250 events honoring veterans, including those ceremonies which will occur throughout the year at local cemeteries. Also, at this event those veterans missing in action and prisoners of war will be remembered and honored. For additional information please email John Rock at fatext@aol.com or call him at 518-569-7687.

May 21, 2026
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6:00 pm
The Battle of Valcour Island – Before, During and After
Peru Free Library 3024, N. Main Street, Peru

The Battle of Valcour Island – before, during and after. With Reenactor and Historian Craig Russell.

May 21, 2026
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2:30 pm
The Golden Age of the Cigar Trade in Downtown Plattsburgh
Meadowbrook Healthcare, 154 Prospect Avenue, Plattsburgh

Photos and stories of the men who generated this prosperous local industry.

May 23, 2026
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11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Marker Rededication and Cemetery Tours
Baker Burying Ground, 1161 State Rte 3, West Plattsburgh

Join the Saranac Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for the rededication of a marker recognizing Revolutionary War PatriotJames Call. Tours of the cemetery will follow the rededication ceremony. The cemetery holds the graves of nine revolutionary war veterans.

May 28, 2026
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6:00 pm
First Adirondackers: 12,000 Years of Indigenous Peoples in the Adirondack Uplands with David Kanietakeron Fadden.
Plattsburgh Memorial Chapel, Old Base, Plattsburgh

The newly released book by Curt Stager and  David Kanietakeron Fadden “challenges the widespread, long-standing belief that the Adirondack uplands of northern New York were uninhabited before the arrival of European colonizers. Through local indigenous traditions and supporting findings by natural science, authors Fadden and Stager expose, document, and honor the long human presence in the Adirondacks, helping not only to redefine what it means to be an Adirondacker, but also contributing to a more complete understanding of America itself.”