Dates for this event
Packages and Promotions
Valid Apr. 3 - Apr. 7
Valid Feb. 21 - Apr. 7
SE24 Special Brew at Ledge Hill Brewing
Ledge Hill Brewing Co
Valid Apr. 7
Valid Mar. 27 - Apr. 7
Total Eclipse Prix Fixe
The Deer's Head Inn
The Deer's Head Inn is offering a special Prix Fixe for the Total Eclipse on April 8 for $60. To Start: Tuna and Swordfish Skewers or Black Trumpet Mushroom Toast Followed by: Squid Ink Pasta Then choose: Burnt Leek Ash Coated Pork Loin or Black Sea...
Valid Apr. 4 - Apr. 7
Valid Mar. 19 - Apr. 7
Prime Eclipse Time Lodging
Park Motor Inn
Enjoy any 3 nights in this beautiful little apartment between April 5th and April 8th. Prime Eclipse time. Call (518)873-2233 for details.
Valid Apr. 7
Valid Mar. 21 - Apr. 7
Ticonderoga Area SE24 Business Promotions & Specials
Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce
Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce Business Promotions and Specials A wide variety of TACC businesses are offering specials and promotions for the Solar Eclipse to take place on Monday, April 8, 2024 including dining and shopping specials and discounts.
Valid Feb. 4 - May. 4
Valid Feb. 21 - May. 4
Spring into a Free Night
Best Western Ticonderoga Inn & Suites
Stay two nights, earn a free night.
Valid Feb. 25 - Feb. 25
Valid Feb. 25 - Nov. 29
Veterans, Military and Government Personnel Discounts
Best Western Ticonderoga Inn & Suites
Discounts for Veterans, Military and Government Personnel Veterans, Military and Government Personnel enjoy discounts at or below per diem at Best Western(R) Hotels & Resorts throughout North America. Enter your desired destination and dates of travel...
Kirsten Liebl Weavings - Reception & Artist Talk
Kirsten Liebl Fiber Show, Reception and Artist Talk
Whitcomb's Arts will host a reception for Kirsten Liebl on Friday, January 19 from 5 - 8 p.m.. An Artist Talk will take place at 6 p.m.. Kirsten's weavings are on display at the Gallery through January 27. The Gallery is open Wednesday through Saturday from 12 - 4 p.m..
Kirsten Liebl harvests wool from her own mixed-breed sheep to create the weavings on display at Whitcomb’s Gallery. The dyes are made from native plants that she cultivates on her farm, resulting in a blend of vibrant and muted colors.
Kirsten’s weavings are just the most visible part of her work. Behind her art are years of horticulture training and a dedication to regenerative farming. She runs a farm outside Westport, with partner Taylor Lefleur, where the goal is to “utilize sheep to create an ecologically diverse system to produce high quality wool, wine and flora.” In the future, we will be able to stop at Wollecru for a bottle of wine, a cut of lamb and vegetables for dinner, a perennial to plant in the garden, or a beautiful woven blanket that will last a lifetime.