Welcome to the official Montgomery County Tourism blog, where we talk about where to go and what to do on your next visit to our historic, exciting corner of New York state.
Canalway Challenge Kicks Off Along New York’s Canals!
Canalway Challenge Kicks Off Along New York’s Canals Walk, run, cycle, roll, or paddle to achieve your mileage goal Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor invites New Yorkers to take part in the Canalway Challenge in 2021 and enjoy the great outdoors along New York’s canals and Canalway Trails. Participants choose a mileage goal of 15, 90,…
Dueling and Rationing History Programs Offered!
Dueling and Rationing History Programs Offered by Schoharie Crossing and the Fulton County Historical Society Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site (opens in a new tab) and the Fulton County Historical Society and Museum (opens in a new tab) have partnered to provide a two-part presentation program series this month. These programs will be offered for…
Springtime Exploring!
Looking to get out and enjoy the warmer temperatures? There’s so much to explore here in Amsterdam. Take a walk on the MGVO where the Tulips are in full bloom. The smell of these fresh flowers is amazing and you won’t be disappointed. Listen to the birds chirping and the water flowing below on the Mohawk…
Amsterdam’s 2nd Annual WingFest Re-Imagined!
The City of Amsterdam and the Amsterdam Tourism, Marketing & Recreation Department’s 2nd Annual WingFest Sponsored by Saratoga Associates will take place Monday, April 26th through Sunday, May 2nd. This year’s event will not be a traditional one day WingFest but will be ReImagined for 2021 with 17 local restaurants featuring an array of chicken…
Attention Tourism Properties/Businesses. We need your help!
The Fulton Montgomery Chamber of Commerce is seeking updated Brochures, Rack Cards, Menus etc. from all Tourism Properties/Businesses in Montgomery County. We are currently looking for updated and new information to expand our Tourism Center and need your help. Please email mctourism@fultonmontgomeryny.org if you have anything to provide to us. Pick-up’s can be arranged or…
Funding Available for 2021 Canal-Related Event
With New York State beginning to open more and an increase in gathering sizes allowed in public spaces, Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor, in partnership with the NYS Canal Corporation, has opened a call for applications for 2021 canal-related event funding. Municipalities and nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations may apply for $500 sponsorships for events that promote…
Be A Tourist In Your Own Town- Schoharie Crossing
With the temperatures warming up, it’s a great time to visit Schoharie Crossing. Featuring: David Brooks, Education Director at Schoharie Crossing David Brooks is the education director at Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site. The Visitor Center is open seasonally from May to October or by appointment. The historic site grounds are open from sunrise to…
Amsterdam’s St. Paddy’s Day Pub Fest Re-Imagined
Amsterdam’s St. Paddy’s Day Pub Fest Re-Imagined Sponsored by Jackson Hewitt Tax Service The City of Amsterdam and the Amsterdam Tourism, Marketing & Recreation Department will present the 4th Annual St. Paddy’s Day Pub Fest Re-Imagined Sponsored by Jackson Hewitt on Thursday, March 11th – Wednesday March 17th. In a typical year Amsterdam’s St. Paddy’s…
Tour of the Mohawk Valley- Coupon booklets are now available!
Have you taken a “Tour of the Mohawk Valley” yet? Support the Montgomery County Office For Aging and purchase a coupon booklet! Enjoy shopping, dining & more! Local businesses are ready to safely serve you. Visit www.officeforaging.com (opens in a new tab) to purchase or call 518-843-2300.
George Washington Birthday Celebration Free Virtual Events
The Fort Plain Museum & Historical Park is proud to present a George Washington’s Birthday celebration with three FREE Virtual Events by three Distinguished Historians on three Nights. Please note the dates and start times. These events are made possible through an Anonymous Donor. Edward G. Lengel – George Washington and the Nemesis of War…