American soldiers (turned sailors) prepare their fleet and themselves to sail north and battle the British Fleet at Valcour Island. An encampment, living history demonstrations and 18th century replica bateau on Lake Champlain at Crown Point State Historic Site.
The American Army, riddled with smallpox, returned to Crown Point from the invasion of Canada. Witness living history demonstrations and a reenactment of the Crown Point Council of War, when leaders of the Revolutionary forces decided their strategy to defend Lake Champlain in July of 1776.
Kick off the 2026 season with Warner's Extra-Continental Regiment, the successors of the Green Mountain Boys who captured Crown Point in 1775. Guided tours and museum open house at the Crown Point State Historic site.
See archaeology in action at this ongoing excavation. Stop by to talk with archaeologist-in-training to learn about the history of Crown Point and see the artifacts left behind in the 18th century.
See it on the big screen at The Grange, Saturday, January 17, 7:00 pm.
This is an exhilarating, hilarious, action thriller about the misadventures of a revolutionary foot soldier turned into an underground fugitive and a doting single dad. It's a big screen epic about our authoritarian government and the fight against injustice.
Tickets: $7.50 for adults, $4.00 under 18.
All levels welcome for playful poses and energizing movement set to some peppy beats.
Tuesday, January 27th from 6:30 - 7:30pm.
Please bring your own mat!
Arrive 5-10 minutes early
This is a judgment-free yoga community. All-levels, drop-in classes. Sliding-scale pricing. All are welcome.
Learn more at https://jenwilliams.online/yoga/
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