Chapman Museum

Led by: Darcy with Creative Jam 6-8:30 p.m. at Creative Jam (6 State Route 149, Lake George) **Please note: Registration for this workshop has closed.

Broadway Trivia 6 p.m. at Mean Max Brew Works, (193 Glen Street) $15/person. Join the Chapman Museum, Lower Adirondack Pride, and Mean Max Brew Works for a lively night of trivia, tunes, and community! Test your knowledge of Broadway history and musicals, enjoy great brews, and don’t be surprised if a showtune or two sneaks in along the way. Grab your friends, form a team, and get ready for a fun night of friendly competition and theatrical flair! To register, visit: https://www.loweradkpride.or

Behind the Business Tour 11 a.m. $20/person, $15 for members. This tour highlights some of the lesser-known Glens Falls businesses on the west side of the downtown business district from the 1860s to the 1950s. Participants can park at the Chapman Museum in the lot behind the Museum off Bacon Street. Tours are $20/person or $15 for Chapman members. Payment is required at time of registration. A minimum of four participants are required for tours to run and no more than 15 participants per tour.

More of Glens Falls Tour 11 a.m. $20/person, $15 for members. This tour looks at more of the historic buildings, businesses, and people that shaped Glens Falls! This time we’ll visit locations on Bacon Street, Sherman Avenue, Union Street, and more! Participants can park at the Chapman Museum in the lot behind the Museum off Bacon Street. Participants can park at the Chapman Museum in the lot behind the Museum off Bacon Street. Tours are $20/person or $15 for Chapman members. Payment is required

Shaken Ice Cream Sundaes 3:30-4:30 p.m. at the Chapman. Free This month, we’re shaking things up! Join us for a fun-filled event where we’ll make homemade ice cream and top it off with some red, white and blue toppings to create delicious ice cream sundaes with a festive twist. Don’t miss out on the sweet fun! Parental participation is encouraged, and supervision is required. This program is free but requires registration. Registration is required by Tuesday, June 30, by 4 p.m. To register, plea

The HER-Story of Glens Falls 11 a.m. $20/person, $15 for members. This tour showcases remarkable women and their connections to Glens Falls. Some were born and raised here, while others only passed through, but each of their stories plays a vital role in shaping the history of the area. Participants can park at the Chapman Museum in the lot behind the Museum off Bacon Street. The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and will take place rain or shine. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortabl

Stories, creativity, and discovery for ages 5-9 at Chapman Museum

11 a.m. at the Chapman, free Celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States with a special Storytime at the Museum. Join us as we read “John, Paul, George & Ben” by Lane Smith, a funny and clever look at the childhoods of some of our Founding Fathers. It’s a lighthearted way to explore history. Perfect for young history fans and their families! This program is intended for children ages 5-9 but is open to all. Parental participation is encouraged, and supervision is required. This program is

“Mapping the Adirondacks – The Legacy of Verplanck Colvin” Speaker: Kaleb Winters, Professional Land Surveyor 1, Bureau of Real Property, Division of Lands and Forests with New York State Department of Environmental Conservation 7 p.m. at the Chapman. Free for members, $10 for non-members. Verplanck Colvin (1847-1920) led the New York State Adirondack Survey from 1876 to 1900. Kaleb Winters will share how his work enabled a broader understanding of the richness and beauty of the Adirondacks and

Dining Out 11 a.m. $20/person, $15 for members. New for 2026! Inspired by our 2025 exhibition, “Dining Out”, this tour highlights local restaurants, past and present, that have shaped our region and filled our stomachs. We will be discussing the history of these special places, including their original owners, the food they served, and more. Participants can park at the Chapman Museum in the lot behind the Museum off Bacon Street. The tour lasts approximately 60 minutes and ends with a lunch sto

Stories, creativity, and discovery for ages 5-9 at Chapman Museum

11 a.m. at the Chapman, free Join us to explore the life and imagination of artist Georgia O’Keeffe through the beautifully written and illustrated book “Georgia’s Bones” by Jen Bryant. This story introduces young readers to Georgia’s unique way of seeing the world—from desert landscapes to delicate flowers and sun-bleached bones—and how those visions shaped her iconic artwork. After the reading, participants can dive into their own creativity by coloring images of Georgia O’Keeffe and some of h

“Benjamin Franklin was Here, 1776” Speaker: Maureen Folk, Curator of Collections at the Chapman Museum 7 p.m. at the Chapman. Free for museum members, $10 for non-members. Join Maureen Folk, Curator of Collections, for a special inside look at our exhibition “Benjamin Franklin Was Here, 1776.” Learn the fascinating story of Benjamin Franklin’s stop in Glens Falls, explore his lasting impact on both local and national history, and discover what it really takes to bring an exhibition to life. From

1 p.m. at the Chapman. Free. Step back in time to the 1770s at our Colonial Tea Party! Participants will enjoy a reading of “The Boston Tea Party” by Pamela Duncan Edwards, followed by tea (or lemonade and hot chocolate) and period-inspired snacks, like those enjoyed in colonial times, and have a chance to practice your proper “tea manners” that would have been expected in the 18th century. The fun continues with hands-on activities, including colonial games like hoop & stick and nine-pin bowlin

Downtown Glens Falls Tour 11 a.m. $20/person, $15 for members This tour explores the major historical events and figures that shaped Glens Falls, from the signing of the original land patent to becoming one of the most prosperous cities in New York. Participants can park at the Chapman Museum in the lot behind the Museum off Bacon Street. The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and will take place rain or shine. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a hat, water

Stories, creativity, and discovery for ages 5-9 at Chapman Museum

11 a.m. at the Chapman, free Join us for Storytime at the Museum as we read “The Good Game” by Arihhonni David, a Native American tale full of teamwork, determination, and the origin of some very unique animals. As the four-legged creatures prepare to face off against the winged animals in a lively game of lacrosse, Mouse and Squirrel want to join in—but will either team let them play? Following the story, participants will have the chance to color in pictures of some of the animals featured in

10:30 a.m. Free with adult admission ($10/$7 seniors). Join us for a brand new tour, specifically designed for children! Step back in time to the year 1888 and help prepare for Mr. and Mrs. Delong’s anniversary party while exploring the rooms in our historic house, with hands-on activities at each stop. The tour runs approximately 30 minutes and is designed for children ages 5-9. Adult supervision and registration is required, with a maximum of 10 children per tour. Free with adult admission ($1

Warren Street Tour 11 a.m. $20/person, $15 for members. From St. Mary’s Church to the Hyde Collection, this tour runs up and down Warren Street with a look at the important figures who lived here and their many contributions to the success of the greater Glens Falls region. Participants can park behind St. Mary’s Church in the designated church parking lot. Please meet in front of St. Mary’s Church, where the tour will begin. The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and will take place rain or sh

Stories, creativity, and discovery for ages 5-9 at Chapman Museum

Stories, creativity, and discovery for ages 5-9 at Chapman Museum

Summer celebration event. Details coming soon for 2026 edition.

Stories, creativity, and discovery for ages 5-9 at Chapman Museum

Stories, creativity, and discovery for ages 5-9 at Chapman Museum

Stories, creativity, and discovery for ages 5-9 at Chapman Museum