at the August Wilson Theatre on Broadway.

at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater. Call 212-575-9200  for tickets and times.

A walking tour of the historic, infamous, eerie and macabre of Greenwich Village history.

3rd Summer Festival, created to honor diversity and creativity in all performing art disciplines, as it gives talented new artists a chance to showcase their crafts. In New York City.

Explores how the NYPD responded on 9/11. Exhibit features testimonials and artifacts. At the New York City Police Museum.

A family fun festival to make, create learn, invent, craft, recycle, build, think, play & be inspired by celebrating arts, crafts, engineering, food, music, science and technology.

at Citi Field Stadium in New York City.

Join the American Kennel Club and Cat Fanciers’ Association and more than 200 dog and cat breeds, demonstrations, shopping and children's activities. in New York City.

Ensuring all types of music are recognized as an important part of our culture. In Buffalo.

Winery tours and tastings, concerts, Niagara cuisine, artisan shows, wine seminars, live entertainment and street parade.

Rochester’s longest-running fine art and crafts festival.

Many of the sites in the U.S. and Canada are registered as National Historic landmarks.

One third of our show consists of Fine Art, and the balance quality crafts. In Vineland.

Showcases films from around the world in a variety of genres.

Family-owned businesses, passed from generation to generation, have created some of Buffalo’s best loved foods.

Canada's largest lights festival with nearly 2 million lights and over 100 animated lighting displays. In Niagara Falls.

Come tour the Granger Homestead mansion and view nearly 100 decorated trees, wreaths and other holiday items. In Rochester.

From 12:30 - 8pm at the Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve.

From 11:30am - 2pm in Tricentennial Park in downtown Albany. Art exhibits by regional mixed media artists and live music.

Over 125 of the finest crafters and artisans from throughout the northeast presenting a wide array of unique handmade items. In Altamont.

Take a trip on the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad from the beautifully restored Milford Depot to the vintage locomotives and railcars.

To raise awareness and funds in the fight against breast cancer. 9am, 5K Co-Ed Timed Run 10am, 2 Mile Family Walk. In Albany.

Free admission into the Eagle Mills Cider Mill for educational demonstrations of how waterpower operates our Mill. In Broadalbin.

"Capital Region's Longest Running Bridal Show". In Albany.

This is the largest night-time parade in all of the Northeast. In Schenectady.

The classic holiday tradition White Christmas comes to the stage, as a Irving Berlin musical direct from Broadway. At Proctor's Theatre in Schenectady.

5:30 - 8:00pm.  This event kicks off the holiday season, in downtown Glens Falls.

The first Moose Festival in New York State. In Indian Lake.

Entertainment, exhibits and the best Italian food to be had. In Watertown.

Food, music, games and activities for everyone, at the Public Square in Watertown.

A great day for the whole family with wagon rides, cider pressing, pumpkin painting, and more. In Blue Mountain Lake.

Featuring a 5K (walk or run) and 10K (run) races through the beautiful and historic Saratoga Spa State Park.

Enjoy the excitement with your family. At Byron Park in Indian Lake.

In Fort Ticonderoga.

An annual favorite. At Indian Lake.

National Museum of Dance hosts the Saratoga Healthy Living Expo 2010.

Hand made fine crafts from a variety of the regions best artists working in a variety of crafts. At the Saratoga Springs Art Center.