erie canal

There are a lot of fun things to do in the Capital Region throughout the summer but this one is not only fun, but it's an adventure. There are paddling tours being offered in two cities along the Mohawk River.

There is something new to do this summer at the Mohawk Harbor. Discover Schenectady has announced the Mohawk River Boat Tours!

The Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor puts together a calendar every year. They take submissions from amateur photographers from across the state. They asked for photos of the Erie Canalway. The 2021 photo contest winners have been announced. The pictures depict the beauty, history, and diversity of the New York State Canal System. The judges selected twelve winning photographs in four categories.

Calling all Capital Region photographers. If you just like to take pictures for fun or you do it professionally, you have a chance to have your pictures highlighted as part of the Erie Canalway 2022 calendar. Here are the details and how to submit them.

Here are some fun unique events that are happening across New York state this summer. It's all taking place along the Erie Canal. You can take part in many different excursions depending on which part of the Erie Canal you venture out to.

If you enjoy taking pictures just for fun or you are a professional photographer, you have a chance to have your pictures highlighted in the Erie Canalway calendar. Here are the details.

Learning about the various kinds of beer, tasting them, knowing the differences- I love beer. So anytime there's a headline that has the words "beer" and "Capital Region" in it, I need to know what's going on.

The junction of Hudson River and the Erie Canal is getting ready for their annual festival September 9th-11th - will you be there?

Spring is here in the Capital Region.  Can you think of a nicer place to be than upstate NY during this time of year?  There's always a ton of things to do around these parts.  But I'm going to add one more to your already overloaded plate-the local Locks comprising of the historic Erie Canal System