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2025 Lake George Association Events: Fun, Festive, and for a Great Cause

Posted: 6/3/2025

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2025 Lake George Association Events: Fun, Festive, and for a Great Cause

We’re excited to share a summer full of meaningful experiences from our members at the Lake George Association. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway, spending the full season at the lake, or proudly part of the local business community, the LGA invites you to take part in a series of events designed to celebrate — and protect — the Queen of American Lakes.

This year’s lineup includes something for everyone: family-friendly lake education programs, an unforgettable lobster feast with live music, a scenic cruise with fellow lake lovers, and a hands-on volunteer clean-up day. These events not only offer memorable ways to enjoy Lake George, but also provide opportunities to support its long-term health and beauty.

Join the LGA in making a positive impact while enjoying the best of summer in the Lake George region. Every event is a chance to connect, learn, and give back to the lake that gives us so much.

๐Ÿšค Join a Floating Classroom – All Season Long! 

Whether you’re a student, a summer visitor, or part of a local business, Floating Classrooms are a favorite way to experience Lake George while learning how to protect it. This year includes a new “All About Water Quality” class designed just for adults. 


๐Ÿ‘‰ Register now

๐ŸŒฑ Get Involved During Invasive Species Awareness Week – June 9–15 

Floating Classroom: June 10 | 3:00–4:30 PM 
In partnership with the Lake George Land Conservancy, hop aboard a Floating Classroom and explore both aquatic and terrestrial invasive species threatening the watershed. 


๐Ÿ‘‰ Register for the Floating Classroom 

Plant ID Paddle: June 13 | 9:00–11:00 AM 
Team up with Warren County Soil & Water for a hands-on paddle through Northwest Bay Brook. Learn to identify native vs. invasive plants and how to protect the lake(Limited to 20 participants.) 


๐Ÿ‘‰ Register for the Plant ID Paddle 

๐ŸŽป An Evening of Chamber Music – June 12 

Where: Lake George Music Festival 
Why It Matters: The LGA is honored to be a beneficiary of the Festival’s new Community Partnership Program. 50% of single ticket sales from this evening concert will go directly toward protecting the lake’s water quality. 


๐Ÿ‘‰ Reserve your spot  

โ›ต Kick Off the Season on The Horicon – June 19 

Where: Aboard The Horicon 
What to Expect: Meet the LGA’s next generation of Lake Protectors — 4th Wave — during a sunset cruise with live music by Brandon Larocca, raffle prizes, giveaways, and a Lake Protector signature cocktail. Not a member yet? No problem! Your ticket includes an LGA Membership. 


๐Ÿ‘‰ Kick off your summer with the LGA! 

๐ŸŽ‰ Attend the LGA’s Signature Summer Gala – July 11 

Where: The Sagamore Resort 
Why Go: This is the LGA’s most anticipated event of the year! More than 300 lake lovers gather for an evening of celebration, live music from the Silver Arrow Band, a full lobster feast, and an exciting live auction — all in support of protecting Lake George. 


๐Ÿ‘‰ Get tickets 

๐Ÿงน Lake George CleanUp Day – September 14 

Who’s Invited: Everyone! 
Why It’s Important: Help keep Lake George pristine by joining residents, businesses, and volunteers for a community-wide shoreline cleanup. A fun, fulfilling way to give back to the lake you love. 

๐Ÿ‘‰ Mark your calendar 

๐Ÿง‚ 10th Annual Salt Summit – September 24 

Where: Fort William Henry 
Why It Matters: Road salt is a major threat to Lake George and waters across New York. Join experts, innovators, and environmental leaders for an in-depth look at how smarter salt practices can save money and protect water. 


๐Ÿ‘‰ Block off your calendar 

๐Ÿ‘‰ Ask NYS to reduce road salt usage 

There’s no better time to connect with the lake — and the mission to protect it.
Whether you’re cruising at sunset, learning about water quality, or lending a hand during CleanUp Day, each of these events from the Lake George Association offers a chance to make your summer more meaningful. Explore the full lineup, get involved, and help preserve the natural beauty of Lake George for generations to come.


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