Events

Every Thursday night from July 4th - August 29th enjoy a free outdoor concert at Frink Park.

A teenager struggling to find his place in 1970s Alberta discovers inspiration in Italian cultural icons Rocky Balboa and John Travolta and decides to reinvent himself as a crooner. Filled with music, this lively show is a celebration of family best enjoyed with a glass of red wine.

The weekly Cape Street Market sponsored by the Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce begins on this Saturday and goes through September 21st . Farmers will be selling produce. There will also be crafters present with homemade wooden and handcrafted items for sale. Flea market items are also welcomed. The market is open from 11:00 am until 5:30 pm and space rental is $30.00 a season for non-members and $15.00 a season for members. For a vendor’s application or for more information call the chamber office at 315-654-2481 or log on to www.capevincent.org

Site of Sackets Harbor Historical Society's - Concerts on the Waterfront, Every Sunday June 30th - Sept 1st.

Enjoy a glass of wine or wine slushie while searching for the perfect vintage and unique treasures from our vendors. No admission fee. No Vendor Fee. No advance registration required for vendors.

Every Monday until August 26th (July 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12, 19, 26) Get to know Brockville's haunted past (and present) during our ghost walks, hosted by Brockville Tourism. Walk through downtown hearing about the spirits that call Brockville home every Monday through the summer. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes! Tours begin at 7pm and last approximately 1.5 hours. Tickets cost $10 and are available to purchase at the Brockville Tourism Office (10 Market Street West) or through our Facebook Event page  (https://www.facebook.com/events/2342679209308597/  or  [email protected]

Join Northern Flow Vineyards every other Tuesday evening, starting June 4, to plant your own little garden! A selection of our greenhouse plants will be provided, as well as containers, for an enjoyable evening of sipping some wine, and gardening. A fee is to be determined, please contact us by phone or email for more information.

The villages of Carthage and West Carthage will hold evening concert performances on Thursday evenings from June 27th  until August 29th except 7/4th. Alternating weekly between the Carthage Farmers Market Pavilion and the West Carthage Boat Launch Gazebo from 6 pm until 8 pm. Free admission. Concert lineup can be seen on the Carthage Chamber of Commerce Facebook Page or by calling the chamber office at  315-493-3590

The Clayton Farmers’ Market is held every Thursday from June 6th – September 12th from 10am – 4pm on Mary Street at the Village Park Circle.  Come browse and purchase local produce, homemade foods as well as arts and crafts.

Maritime music and Atlantic lobster are on the menu for the best East Coast experience west of the great big sea. This show celebrates some of the most familiar songs from the Maritimes and Newfoundland. The Artists who became familiar household names and their songs became Canadian hits… Gene McLellan’s “The Call”, Anne Murray’s “Snowbird”, Rita McNeil’s “Working Man” Stan Rogers and The Rankins are all included in this musical tribute. Join us on one of 4 dates this season in June, July, August and September. Lunch Cruise: Adults: $72.00 +hst | Children (3-15): $54.50 | Infants* (0-2): $5.00 Dinner Cruise: Adults: $88.00 +hst | Children (3-15): $88.00 | Infants* (0-2): $10.00 *infant ticket on dining cruises does not include a meal.

PASSION & PANACHE

the 2019 St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival Season Join us for the mighty theatre on the mighty St. Lawrence River! The Winter's Tale and Cyrano in rep! Tuesday to Saturday nights at 7pm and Wednesday and Saturday matinees at 1pm. Tickets - $30 | Students - $20 and Kids under 14 go free.    

Discover the best natural view in the Thousand Islands from the spectacular look-off at Landon Bay. A short hike through a unique forest reveals a panoramic view of islands, sparkling water and ancient granite cliffs that provide habitat for rare and endangered species. This guided experience unveils the magic of a captivating and historic wilderness that has been home to the Haudenosaunee people for a millennia. Free with parking permit of $6.80 per vehicle. Saturday at 1:00 pm (English) and at 3:00 pm French.

This year we are starting our annual Wednesday night concerts series on June 26th and run them through September 4th. See our full schedule at www.visitalexbay.org

"Memory Lane" Classic Car, Truck, Motorcycle Show. Food-Prizes-Music, 50-50 Raffle. All proceeds benefit Carthage American Legion Scholarship Fund. Weather Permitting.

Join Northern Flow Vineyards again this year for our Wednesday night live music nights on the patio! Our first music night will begin June 19th, 6pm-9pm, and will be held every Wednesday night. Enjoy a glass of wine on our beautiful patio, with a view of our vineyards. The final music night for the season will be September 11th, don't miss out!

The Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce, Citizen’s Bank of CV, Cape Vincent Arts Council, The Cape Winery and the Town of CV sponsor the Concert on the Green outdoor concert series. The concerts are on the Village Green and are from 4:00 pm until 5:30 pm on Saturdays. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the FREE entertainment. The concerts will be held in the Fire Hall on Broadway in the event of Rain. For more information call 315-654-2481.

Every Monday until August 26th (July 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12, 19, 26) Get to know Brockville's haunted past (and present) during our ghost walks, hosted by Brockville Tourism. Walk through downtown hearing about the spirits that call Brockville home every Monday through the summer. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes! Tours begin at 7pm and last approximately 1.5 hours. Tickets cost $10 and are available to purchase at the Brockville Tourism Office (10 Market Street West) or through our Facebook Event page  (https://www.facebook.com/events/2342679209308597/  or  [email protected]

Join Northern Flow Vineyards every other Tuesday evening, starting June 4, to plant your own little garden! A selection of our greenhouse plants will be provided, as well as containers, for an enjoyable evening of sipping some wine, and gardening. A fee is to be determined, please contact us by phone or email for more information.

This year we are starting our annual Wednesday night concerts series on June 26th and run them through September 4th. See our full schedule at www.visitalexbay.org

Join Northern Flow Vineyards again this year for our Wednesday night live music nights on the patio! Our first music night will begin June 19th, 6pm-9pm, and will be held every Wednesday night. Enjoy a glass of wine on our beautiful patio, with a view of our vineyards. The final music night for the season will be September 11th, don't miss out!

"Memory Lane" Classic Car, Truck, Motorcycle Show. Food-Prizes-Music, 50-50 Raffle. All proceeds benefit Carthage American Legion Scholarship Fund. Weather Permitting.

We will cruise towards Cape Vincent to tour around historic Carleton Island, site of Fort Haldimand, a Revolutionary War fort. Dennis McCarthy will be along to relate the history of the island, the people and events that took place there.  Learn of a large villa that was built on the island, with its owner staying there only one night. Tickets are $32 per person and reservations are required. Space is limited so make your reservation early. Boat leaves from Clayton Island Tours dock.

Dennis McCarthy will present a program on the history of Carleton Island, the site of the Revolutionary War Fort Haldimand. Learn the history of the fort and surrounding area. This island has had people on it (other than Native Americans) longer than any other in the Thousand Islands, from 1774 to the present day. Hear the story of the large villa on the island, built by Edward Wyckoff.

It is 1933 and four friends set out to prove that hockey isn’t just a sport for men. But with the Great Depression weighing heavily on the nation, can they overcome the odds and forge their own path to glory? Experience the incredible true story of the Preston Rivulettes – a team that forever changed the face of Canadian hockey.

From the bombastic and epic, to the folky and mystical, Get The Led Out (GTLO) have captured the essence of the recorded music of Led Zeppelin and brought it to the concert stage. The Philadelphia-based group consists of six veteran musicians intent on delivering Led Zeppelin live, like you’ve never heard before. Utilizing the multi-instrumentalists at their disposal, GTLO re-create the songs in all their depth and glory with the studio overdubs that Zeppelin themselves never performed. When you hear three guitars on the album…GTLO delivers three guitarists on stage. No wigs or fake English accents, GTLO brings what the audience wants…a high energy Zeppelin concert with an honest, heart-thumping intensity. Preview

The villages of Carthage and West Carthage will hold evening concert performances on Thursday evenings from June 27th  until August 29th except 7/4th. Alternating weekly between the Carthage Farmers Market Pavilion and the West Carthage Boat Launch Gazebo from 6 pm until 8 pm. Free admission. Concert lineup can be seen on the Carthage Chamber of Commerce Facebook Page or by calling the chamber office at  315-493-3590

Every Thursday night from July 4th - August 29th enjoy a free outdoor concert at Frink Park.

Head to Jefferson County Historical Society Facebook page for More Information!

IN TOWN EVERY THURSDAY! Fresh locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, cut flowers and more! Meet your farmers and neighbours, enjoy a picnic supper in the park and live music from the bandstand. Our market is proud to offer only locally produced goods, for sale by the hands that made/grew them!

Brockville's Criminal Past Walking Tours - Thursdays 3 p.m. & Fridays 7 p.m. June 20 - August 23Explore Brockville's criminal past on the Brockville Museum's downtown walking tour. Hear some of the curious accounts from trials held at the local courthouse; learn about one of the largest bank heists in Canadian history, and discover exactly what happened to John Simpson's skin, among other true stories.Experienced and entertaining historical interpreters will be your hosts on this 90 minute journey. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through SNAP'D or in person at the Brockville Museum.  Parental discretion is advised. All tours begin and end at the Museum.Historic Waterfront Walking Tours - Thursdays 7 p.m. & Fridays 3 p.m. June 20 - August 23The St. Lawrence River has always held a special place in Brockville's history. Once our industrial core, our shores have been transformed into the city's recreational heart. Let one of the Brockville Museum's entertaining and informed historical interpreters tell you some of the fascinating stories about our treasured waterfront.Tours are approximately 90 minutes in length. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through   or in person at the Brockville Museum.  All tours begin and end at the Museum.

The Clayton Farmers’ Market is held every Thursday from June 6th – September 12th from 10am – 4pm on Mary Street at the Village Park Circle.  Come browse and purchase local produce, homemade foods as well as arts and crafts.

Come Participate: July 25, 26 And 27 -In our Plein Air Festival(see website for details to register and for guidelines) Come Watch and Meet: Artists Painting Around The Village of Sackets Harbor for 3 Days(you can submit a bid on your favorite Plein Air painting) Come for the "Final Bidding": July 27th-Saturday-2:15pm And Join us to bid on your Favorite Artwork to take home. More details on our website:  www.aanny.org  

"Welcome to the Bay" Check out all there is to offer in the Heart of the 1000 Islands- Alexandria Bay- only 25 minutes away! Craft Beverages, eateries, merchants, entertainment Tasting and option to purchase $15 Admission

Brockville's Criminal Past Walking Tours - Thursdays 3 p.m. & Fridays 7 p.m. June 20 - August 23Explore Brockville's criminal past on the Brockville Museum's downtown walking tour. Hear some of the curious accounts from trials held at the local courthouse; learn about one of the largest bank heists in Canadian history, and discover exactly what happened to John Simpson's skin, among other true stories.Experienced and entertaining historical interpreters will be your hosts on this 90 minute journey. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through SNAP'D or in person at the Brockville Museum.  Parental discretion is advised. All tours begin and end at the Museum.Historic Waterfront Walking Tours - Thursdays 7 p.m. & Fridays 3 p.m. June 20 - August 23The St. Lawrence River has always held a special place in Brockville's history. Once our industrial core, our shores have been transformed into the city's recreational heart. Let one of the Brockville Museum's entertaining and informed historical interpreters tell you some of the fascinating stories about our treasured waterfront.Tours are approximately 90 minutes in length. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through   or in person at the Brockville Museum.  All tours begin and end at the Museum.

Sponsored by Henderson Harbor Performing Arts Association. Friday July 26th- Vintage Car Parade through Henderson Harbor- Car Show on our field- music by Tough Luck! Sat July 27th - party in West View Parking Lot! 1:00-11:00! Raffles- Vendors- Vintage Boat Show- Kids Karoake- Boat Parade and Camp Contest- 4-7- Fogg Band, 7:45- 10:45- Hot Kogan Band!!!!! Wooo hooo!! Gonna be the best ever!!

Tea For Three: Lady Bird, Pat & Betty reveals life and love in the White House. A tale of a remarkable trio in a most unusual job - and eighty-five minutes of heartwarming delight!

A tribute show to the amazing group - ABBA. The Swedish pop group, formed in Stockholm in 1972 by members Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad: the group name derived from the first letter in their names. They became one of the most commercially successful acts in the history of popular music, topping the charts worldwide from 1974 to 1982. Abba Mania, complete with costume changes is one of the most energetic, uplifting and (most importantly) fun tribute bands you will have the pleasure of seeing. This 3-hour cruise will feature the famous Boldt Castle and views of the American and Canadian channels. For your enjoyment we offer a bar on both decks and a large dance floor. MUST BE 19 OR OLDER 07:00 pm - 10:00 pm $39.95 per person (taxes not included) Call 1.888.717.4837 for details.

Discover the best natural view in the Thousand Islands from the spectacular look-off at Landon Bay. A short hike through a unique forest reveals a panoramic view of islands, sparkling water and ancient granite cliffs that provide habitat for rare and endangered species. This guided experience unveils the magic of a captivating and historic wilderness that has been home to the Haudenosaunee people for a millennia. Free with parking permit of $6.80 per vehicle. Saturday at 1:00 pm (English) and at 3:00 pm French.

The Mark Mason Memorial Blues Fest will take place Saturday, July 27, 2019 12:30pm - 6pm on the Cape Vincent Village Green - 357 Broadway Street, Cape Vincent. Part of the Concert on the Green series sponsored by Cape Vincent Arts Council, this event is open to the public and free to attend. Live Performances by: Rusty Crew Chrissy Lou & the Crew Mark Mason Blues Band

The weekly Cape Street Market sponsored by the Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce begins on this Saturday and goes through September 21st . Farmers will be selling produce. There will also be crafters present with homemade wooden and handcrafted items for sale. Flea market items are also welcomed. The market is open from 11:00 am until 5:30 pm and space rental is $30.00 a season for non-members and $15.00 a season for members. For a vendor’s application or for more information call the chamber office at 315-654-2481 or log on to www.capevincent.org

“Woman on a Wheel” celebrates the bicycle’s impact on women’s social status in the years before the vote. Hear a brief history of the bicycle before taking a bike ride at the Sackets Harbor Battlefield State Historic Site. Guest historian Kjirsten Gustavson wears her reproduction 1890s bicycle costume as she presents her program at 10am at the site’s barn. Jump on your bike to join Ms. Gustavson for a trip around the historic site and along the stone dust trail following the route of the Second Battle of Sackets Harbor, in this, the battle’s 206^th anniversary year. Energetic riders may wish to continue their bicycle adventure discovering the historic and scenic sights of the community. Price is $5 per adult. Children under age 12, no cost. Space is limited on this inaugural trip. Children younger than fourteen years of age must wear a helmet and be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Demonstrations by living - history soldiers and sailors, 10 am - 3 pm; and "Ride Along With History" Woman on A Wheel. Presentation on women's early fashions for bicycling, plus a guided bike tour of the historic site, 10 am - 12 noon.

Discover typical navy ship life during the Civil War. Meet guest John Dellapenna, a US Navy veteran and US Navy Civil War sailor re-enactor, along with other men who portray US soldiers and sailors from the Civil War-era. Visit the Sackets Battlefield’s historic Navy Yard. Tour the Commandant’s House where Commandant Tattnall resigned in 1861 to join the Confederate Navy. See the two remaining cannon brought here in 1863 to fortify the northern border from British-governed Canada, just in case the British decided to support the Confederacy.

Art Sale - Ceramics, Painting, Photography, Jewelry, Candles, Wood Working, Wine and Maple Syrup, Dips and Jams. Music by Phil Dumond and Brittany Cean Food and Beverage!  Raffle to benefit SPCA.

The American Bass Anglers Open Series is a Pro/AM (Boater/CoAngler) format. The series is made up of 18 divisions with each division four one-day events. The anglers that fish 3 or more events in a division are invited to compete in an Area Championship. The top points holders from each division and the top finishers at the Area Championship are invited to complete in the Ray Scott Championship. These events are strictly for the weekend bass angler, professional anglers are not allowed to compete in this series. Entry Fee: Boaters $210, CoAnglers $105 for a one-day event. Boaters $310, CoAnglers $155 for a two-day Area Championship Key Elements $5,000 first place based on 60 Boats or more for one-day events $10,000 first place based on 100 Boats or more for Area Championships Advance to the Ray Scott Championship Guaranteed Boat Use

Site of Sackets Harbor Historical Society's - Concerts on the Waterfront, Every Sunday June 30th - Sept 1st.

The Cape Winery, 2066 Deer Lick Rd., Cape Vincent will be hosting a Parent’s Day Picnic from 11 am to 2 pm This will be a family picnic so bring blankets, chairs etc. Food will be provided. Reservations are required. For more information visit www.thecapewinery.com or call 315-654-3218.

Enjoy a glass of wine or wine slushie while searching for the perfect vintage and unique treasures from our vendors. No admission fee. No Vendor Fee. No advance registration required for vendors.

Every Monday until August 26th (July 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12, 19, 26) Get to know Brockville's haunted past (and present) during our ghost walks, hosted by Brockville Tourism. Walk through downtown hearing about the spirits that call Brockville home every Monday through the summer. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes! Tours begin at 7pm and last approximately 1.5 hours. Tickets cost $10 and are available to purchase at the Brockville Tourism Office (10 Market Street West) or through our Facebook Event page  (https://www.facebook.com/events/2342679209308597/  or  [email protected]

This year we are starting our annual Wednesday night concerts series on June 26th and run them through September 4th. See our full schedule at www.visitalexbay.org

"Memory Lane" Classic Car, Truck, Motorcycle Show. Food-Prizes-Music, 50-50 Raffle. All proceeds benefit Carthage American Legion Scholarship Fund. Weather Permitting.

Our second tour of the year to stop at an island! Join us as we head to the privately owned Calumet Island to see the remains of Charles Emery's Calumet Castle, which was his summer residence during the Gilded Age. Unlike Boldt Castle, Calumet was completed and lived in. The castle burnt down in 1957. Tickets are $28 per person and reservations are required. Boats fill quickly so make your reservations early. Boat leaves from the Clayton Island Tours dock.

Tom French, author of the book "River Views - A History of the Thousand Islands in 3-D" will do a presentation of stereoviews of Ogdensburg. These historic photographs were taken in the last 1800s by local photographers.