Member Events

Adirondack Jazz Orchestra at Olive Ridley's

• 37 Court Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.2.25 - 4.2.25
• 7 00pm - 9 00pm

Since 2009, the big band of the Adirondacks has performed the first Wednesday of every month at Olive Ridleys! Come check out great big band music, great food, and the best part is, it is free and open to all ages!

Candles & Carrots Workshop with Backyard Creations!

• 23 Old Station Road, Chazy NY
• 4.2.25 - 4.2.25
• 5 30pm - 7 30pm

Join us for a fun and creative evening with Backyard Creations! Don’t miss out on this night of creativity, fun, and seasonal charm! Spots are limited - reserve yours today!!

Patchwork Poetry Night

• 23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.2.25 - 4.2.25
• 5 00pm - 9 00pm

April is National Poetry Month! Join us for Patchwork Poetry Night hosted by Jennifer Giambruno Gordon to celebrate it!

Talk and Walk Wednesdays

• 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.2.25 - 4.2.25
• 1200pm - 3 00pm

Stories of local itinerant painters and their subjects, including a temporary exhibit of the actual paintings. All are free and open to the public

Fiddler on the Roof

• 23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.4.25 - 4.6.25
• 7 00pm - 9 00pm

Set in the little village of Anatevka, the story centers on Tevye, a poor milkman, and his five daughters. With the help of a colorful and tight-knit Jewish community, Tevye tries to protect his daughters and instill them with traditional values in the face of changing social mores and the growing anti-Semitism of Czarist Russia.

The Ultimate Egg-Sperience

• Stafford Ice Arena at SUNY Plattsburgh
• 4.6.25 - 4.6.25
• 1000am - 1 00pm

Join us for a fun-filled Easter celebration! Meet & Take Pictures with the Easter Bunny! Say Hello to University K-9 Therapy Dogs, Reva & Izzy! Color beautiful Easter photos with OfficersFun for Families, Friends & Kids of All Ages!

1st Anniversary Party

• Oval Craft Brewing, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.6.25 - 4.6.25
• 1200pm - 6 00pm

Join us at Oval Craft Brewing for our 1st anniversary party! We have a musical guest from 3-5 and a cornhole tournament set to take place. We can't wait to show off our new trailer and more importantly, Feed Your Souls!

Shaelyn Band at Big T'z House of Soul

• 5143 US Avenue, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.6.25 - 4.6.25
• 1100am - 2 00pm

Come on out for our Gospel Brunch, enjoy the music of The Shaelyn Band.The Shaelyn Band is a Florida based band capable of shifting from classic soul blues and funk to rock. They are fronted by Shaelyn (aka Shae Mulberry), a singer and poet who can waillike Joyce Kennedy and charm like Aretha Franklin. With their highly energized live show, The Shaelyn Band is poised to take on the music industry.

The History of Railroads in Clinton County- Rouses Point (Part II)

• 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.8.25 - 4.8.25
• 1 00pm - 4 00pm

Transportation Historian Dick Soper will share the history of rail development which opened up Clinton County to new markets and eventually to new tourism and a past we now take for granted. See old photos, then aerial videos of today's rails. This is spanning the period from 1833 to present and including photographs, newspaper articles, aerial videos and information from the large collection of railroad books in the Clinton County Historical Association’s research library.

Fiber Arts Group

• 23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.9.25 - 4.9.25
• 5 00pm - 9 00pm

This group will consist of makers who create in fiber (yarn, fabric, thread, spinning fibers, cane, etc, etc, etc) and strive to be not just makers but more. By sharing what they are creating, they can learn so much from each other and be inspired to try new things. Weavers may knit into their handwoven fabrics, quilters might stitch into their quilted pieces, knitters might add hands-spun fibers into their hand knitted items, spinners can explore different fibers to knit or weave… there are so many po

Remembering Clinton County's Warld War I Veterans

• 154 Prospect Avenue, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.10.25 - 4.10.25
• 2 30pm - 5 00pm

Hometown celebrations which welcomed them back with Helen Nerska. All are free and open to the public.

Comedy Night with Bob Marley

• 23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.11.25 - 4.11.25
• 7 30pm - 9 00pm

Bob loves being a comedian. He’s wicked good at it! He lives in Maine which is the best state in the world maybe even the universe. He’s featured regularly on Sirius XM radio and he even won their Superbowl of Comedy! He has put out over 20 comedy CDs and DVDs! He was inducted into The Guinness Book of World’s Records for “the longest stand-up comedy show by an individual” at 40 hrs of straight stand-up! He’s been on over 100 tv shows including Leno, Letterman, Conan, Jimmy Fallon, Craig Ferguson, and C

Kashmir- The Spirit of Led Zeppelin Live!

• 23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.12.25 - 4.12.25
• 7 30pm - 9 00pm

Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Physical Graffiti in it’s entirety along with some of their greatest hits.

Slow Art Day

• 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.12.25 - 4.12.25
• 1000am - 3 00pm

Enjoy the museum art with guided tours throughout the day. All are free and open to the public.

Spell Crafting Class with the Culprit

• 23 Old Station Drive, Chazy NY
• 4.12.25 - 4.12.25
• 1100am - 2 00pm

Are you looking to explore the craft of candles and spell jars? Or maybe you just like candles and witchy stuff? ??Look no further this event is for you!Join me as we craft spell candles and spell jars with intention. We will create spell candles using tea lights, herbs, gem stones and colorful waxes; using these materials together to create unique personalized spells.For spell jars we will mix herbs to craft unique intention spells, sealed with a wax seal.This class is $40 per person.All supplies inclu

Spring Volunteer Day

• 23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.12.25 - 4.12.25
• 1000am - 2 00pm

Join us for our annual Spring Volunteer Day and help us spruce up our front lawn! Bring your gardening gloves and tools if you have them.

The History of Railroads in Clinton County- Moores (Part III)

• 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.15.25 - 4.15.25
• 1 00pm - 5 00pm

Transportation Historian Dick Soper will share the history of rail development which opened up Clinton County to new markets and eventually to new tourism and a past we now take for granted. See old photos, then aerial videos of today's rails. This is spanning the period from 1833 to present and including photographs, newspaper articles, aerial videos and information from the large collection of railroad books in the Clinton County Historical Association’s research library.

Maple Sugaring: More than just a Sweet Tradition

• 8 Lake Forest Drive, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.16.25 - 4.16.25
• 6 45pm - 8 00pm

Come explore the history of maple sugaring. We will look beyond the Native Americans and modern methods to the political and social impacts of maple production with Kristina Parker, Altona Town Historian and New York State Maple Producers Association Treasurer. All are free and open to the public.

The World is Her Canvas

• 4.18.25 - 4.18.25
• 5 00pm - 8 00pm

Opening reception of The World is Her Canvas, an exhibition dedicated to the limitless talents of women in the arts. A variety of work including painting, photography, sculpture, and fiber arts will be presented in this exhibition. For hundreds of years, women have often been overlooked in the artworld, as it has been and still is primarily dominated by men. This show dedicates how far women have come in the arts, as well as in the world.

NightHawk at Olive Ridley's

• Olive Ridley's Taphouse & Grill, Plattsburgh
• 4.19.25 - 4.19.25
• 9 00pm - 1 00am

NightHawk rocks Olive Ridley's Taphouse & Grill!

Chris Cain at Olive Ridley's

• 37 Court Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.20.25 - 4.20.25
• 2 00pm - 8 00pm

Make plans and come to Olive Ridleys on Easter Sunday afternoon and on 4/20 to hear some incredible music and experience the pure joy of Chris Cain and his band. We will have the whole restaurant on Sunday afternoon for room to party, dance, and move. Make plans, tickets are only 20 dollars in advance for this spectacular concert and 25 at the door.

The History of Railroads in Clinton County- Lyon Mountain (Part IV)

• 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.22.25 - 4.22.25
• 1 00pm - 4 00pm

Transportation Historian Dick Soper will share the history of rail development which opened up Clinton County to new markets and eventually to new tourism and a past we now take for granted. See old photos, then aerial videos of today's rails. This is spanning the period from 1833 to present and including photographs, newspaper articles, aerial videos and information from the large collection of railroad books in the Clinton County Historical Association’s research library.

Maple Sugaring: More than just a Sweet Tradition

• 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.24.25 - 4.24.25
• 6 30pm - 8 00pm

Come explore the history of maple sugaring. We will look beyond the Native Americans and modern methods to the political and social impacts of maple production with Kristina Parker, Altona Town Historian and New York State Maple Producers Association Treasurer. All are free and open to the public.

Profiles from Portraits

• 5139 North Catherine Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.25.25 - 4.25.25
• 1230pm - 3 00pm

From the Clinton County Historical Association’s collection, see portraits of men once posted at the Plattsburgh Barracks whose uniforms hint at their military history uncovering special stories yet to be told with Military Historian Thaddeus Booth Trudeau.? All are free and open to the public.

Spring Artisan Market

• 23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.26.25 - 4.26.25
• 1000am - 3 00pm

Join us for our Spring Artisan Market on the front lawn at The Strand Center for the Arts.

Flash for SAS- Tattoo Event at Peabody's

• 7 Clinton Street, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.26.25 - 4.26.25
• 3 00pm - 1000pm

Bruce and Bill Live at Busters

• Busters Sports Bar, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.26.25 - 4.26.25
• 6 00pm - 9 00pm

Join us for a night of music with Bruce and Bill. Reservations are not required but encouraged so feel free to call 518-566-4159.

The History of Railroads in Clinton County-Plattsburgh (Part V)

• 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh NY
• 4.29.25 - 4.29.25
• 1 00pm - 3 00pm

Transportation Historian Dick Soper will share the history of rail development which opened up Clinton County to new markets and eventually to new tourism and a past we now take for granted. See old photos, then aerial videos of today's rails. This is spanning the period from 1833 to present and including photographs, newspaper articles, aerial videos and information from the large collection of railroad books in the Clinton County Historical Association’s research library.

Rustic Pines Annual Bridal Show

• 105 Kelley Rd, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
• 5.18.25 - 5.18.25
• 1200pm - 3 00pm

Join us for the Rustic Pines Annual Bridal Show! Calling all wedding vendors! Showcase your services to future brides at our beautiful 6,000 sqft rustic wedding barn in Plattsburgh, NY. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with couples planning their big day and network with other local wedding professionals. Brides, it’s FREE for you and your guests to attend! Be sure to register to receive a complimentary swag bag filled with goodies and exclusive offers from our vendors.

PLATTSBURGH'S 48th ANNUAL MAYOR'S CUP 2025

• Plattsburgh City Beach and City Marina
• 7.12.25 - 7.12.25

The Sunrise Rotary Club of Plattsburgh is hosting the 48th annual Mayor's Cup Regatta & Festival at the Plattsburgh City Beach and the Plattsburgh City Marina. Join us for a day of beach activities, a poker run, paddle boat parade, corn hole tournament and a free concert!