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What to see and do in the area?
In addition to scheduled events in and around the area of Saratoga Springs, which can be found on this page, you can also use our links page, which will allow you to search out more specific information on attractions, museums, parks, shopping, restaurants and more.
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March 17, 2010
Have a Happy St. Patrick's Day from the Six Sisters Bed and Breakfast.
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April 16 - May 2, 2010
Home Made Theater
Bak by popular demand, the funniest farce ever written, Michael Frayn's, "Noises Off". Performed at the Spa Little Theater, on the grounds of the Saratoga Spa Park.
Specials: HMT's 25th Season
Contact: Stacie Mayette
Phone: 518-587-4427
Fax: 518-583-0638
e-mail: info@homemadetheater.org
www: http://www.homemadetheater.org
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April 22 - April 25, 2010
St. Clement's Saratoga Equestrian Festival
The 51st presentation of the St. Clement's Horse Show will begin April 23rd. This event, which is held down the street from the Six Sisters Bed and Breakfast, is the oldest and largest volunteer-operated horse show in the country, allowing the show to draw world class hunters and jumpers from all over the United States and Canada.
Specials: The firsts week of jumping competition.
Contact: Brian Flynn
www: http://www.saintclementshorseshow.com
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May 2, 2010
Tour Of The Battenkill
Tour of the Battenkill route extended into Saratoga County
Published: Wednesday, July 15, 2009
By ANDREW J. BERNSTEIN, The Saratogian
CAMBRIDGE — For it’s sixth year, the Tour of the Battenkill, which became the nation’s largest bicycle race in 2009 with about 1,500 professional and amateur racers, will grow to two weekends and two counties in 2010.
Promoter Dieter Drake said Tuesday that tentative dates have been set for the expanded 2010 event.
Next year, in addition to the hallmark race for professional and amateur racers on Saturday, April 25, two events for professional racers will be held on Thursday, April 29, and Sunday, May 2.
All races will continue the race’s tradition of combining dirt and paved roads, a feature that has helped to make the Tour of the Battenkill one of the most popular races in the nation.
Drake is hoping that the second of the pro-only races will receive a spot on the international racing calendar, a status that would attract a field of domestic and international teams.
In 2009, professional and amateur racers competed on Saturday, followed by a pro event on Sunday.
“It’s a lot of work to put on both events in one weekend,” said Drake when asked why organizers decided to spread events over a week. “It makes sense to take time in between to get our hands around things that didn’t get done this year.”
Drake also added that from a tourism perspective, he and other organizers felt that splitting the event over two weekends would have a greater financial benefit to the area.
“If you can do two weekends, and they’re still open weekends in most of the villages around here, why not?” Drake asked. “It makes sense to attract more people.”
Spreading out the schedule will also give the race a chance to have a larger impact on surrounding communities, Drake said.
Friday, April 30, the day after the first of the two professional races, will be reserved as a media and outreach day, during which professional riders will be able to visit area schools and meet with community leaders to talk about awareness causes associated with some of the teams.
At least two of the 2009 teams, Team Type 1, which aims to raise awareness of Type 1 Diabetes, and Team BMC, the team of 2009 winner Scott Nydam, expressed interest in this kind of an opportunity.
“It’s a big part of what they do,” Drake said. “We want to give those guys an opportunity to invest in the race.”
Saturday will feature a recreational “cyclosportif” for cycling enthusiasts to enjoy roads used on the race course at a leisurely pace.
With the addition of a third day of racing, Drake said the race would likely leave the boundaries of Washington County for the first time, possibly crossing the Hudson River into Saratoga County.
“Schuylerville has expressed an interest in bringing a race up there,” Drake said. “The course will have a historical flare to capture the history of the Battle of Saratoga.”
Although the route for the new event is still being planned, Drake said he hoped to go through Saratoga National Historical Park on a county road, or to at least go by the park, possibly with a finish near the battle memorial in Schuylerville.
The final race, on May 2, will close out a week of racing, will retain the Tour of the Battenkill moniker and will be the event’s crown jewel. Drake said it is likely the Sunday race will receive a spot on the international cycling calendar, although races are not announced until the fall.
In 2009, the Tour of the Battenkill was sponsored by GlobalFoundries, the microprocessor manufacturer that is building a plant in Malta. Drake said sponsorship for the 2010 event is not yet set, but he is optimistic that GlobalFoundries will return for a second year.
Specials: Nation's Largest Single-Day Pro/Am Bicycle Race
Contact: Dieter Drake
Phone: 518-275-6185
e-mail: promoter@http://www.tourofthebattenkill.com
www: http://www.tourofthebattenkill.com
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May 22, 2010
Skidmore College Commencement
The 2010 graduation ceremonies for Skidmore College at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. We are a 5 minute drive to the campus and to SPAC. We are accepting reervations for the graduation weekend.
Phone: 518- 580-5000
www: http://www.skidmore.edu
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May 24 - 26, 2010
NYAHSA Conference
The New York Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, is having its annual conference at the Saratoga Springs City Center, a 5 minute drive from the Six Sisters Bed and Breakfast, where our rates are the same as last year.
Contact: Kathy Gormley
Phone: 518-449-2707
www: http://www.nyahsa.org
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May 28 - 29, 2010
Scholastic National Regatta
The Six Sisters B&B is a few minutes by car from Saratoga Lake/Fish Creek, where the 2010 Scholastic Rowing Association of America will be holding the 2010 Scholastic National Regatta rowing meet. This event will join the already full regatta schedule of the annual Head of Fish, Tail of the Fish, New York State Scholastic and Club Rowing Championships hosted each year by the Saratoga Rowing Association on Fish Creek. The 77th annual Scholastic National Regatta, is expected to bring more than 175 teams and upwards of 4,000 rowers to the Spa City for the two-day event. The Scholastic National Regatta has been held at various locations throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.
www: http://www.saratogarowing.com
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Continuous through Labor Day
Special Events at SPAC
Throughout the summer enjoy music festivals, concerts, classical events and more at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. Just ten minnutes from the Six Sisters Bed and Breakfast. For more information look at sfx.com.
Contact: SPAC Box Office 518- 587-3330
Phone: 518- 587-3330
e-mail: info@spac.org
www: http://www.spac.org
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