Fourth of July Weekend in the Mohawk Valley

The Mohawk Valley has something for everyone on 4th of July Weekend!

Independence Day, or the Fourth of July, is a United States federal holiday commemorating the approval of the Declaration of Independence of the United States by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776.

The Fourth of July in the Mohawk Valley is a summertime tradition where you’ll find outdoor activities, celebrations, fireworks, concerts and much more. We’re updating this page as more events are discovered, so check back for updates!

Take a look at great events happening in the Mohawk Valley beginning July 3rd through the holiday weekend!


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Take a look at our Featured Weekend Events in the Mohawk Valley

Take a look at Mohawk Valley events happening this weekend in the heart of Upstate New York!
October 16, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today

Public Hearing: Town of Otsego Draft Comprehensive Plan

The Town of Otsego is holding a public hearing next Wednesday, October 21 at 7 PM on the revised draft comprehensive plan update.
October 16, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today
Montgomery County

Measles Cases Reported in Montgomery County

The Montgomery County Department of Health is issuing a formal measles alert which raises awareness to residents regarding the presence of measles cases
October 15, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today
Pine Lake at Hartwick College

Hartwick College’s Pine Lake to Host Music, Painting and Yoga Events

Pine Lake will continue its 55th anniversary celebration with three events this week, including a live music performance, a fall painting party and a yoga session.
October 15, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today
Montgomery County Small Business of the Month - DVR Portable Restrooms

Montgomery County Small Business of the Month – DVR Portable Restrooms

The Montgomery County Business Development Center is proud to recognize DVR Portable Restrooms, LLC. as its Small Business of the Month
October 14, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today
Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor signature paddling event: Paddle the Canals

Applications Now Open for 2027 NYS Canal System Tourism Infrastructure and Events Grants

The New York State Canal Corporation and the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor are offering competitive grant funding to support tourism, recreation, and events along the New York State Canal System
October 14, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today
Gateway Overlook Bridge in Amsterdam, NY.

City of Amsterdam Recognizes Local Food Pantries for their Invaluable Service

The City of Amsterdam extends its gratitude to the volunteers, supporters, and leadership of our city’s non-profit food pantries
October 13, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today

Indigenous Peoples’ Day gathering to feature Fidel Moreno at Hartwick’s Pine Lake

"Mending the Sacred Hoop: We Are All Related" will include a screening of Moreno's documentary "Wiping the Tears of 7 Generations" on Monday, October 12 at 4pm.
October 12, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today

Mohawk Valley Featured Weekend Events

Take a look at events happening this weekend throughout the Mohawk Valley in the heart of Upstate New York!
October 9, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today
North Star Orchards

Celebrate Local at Taste of CNY

Taste of Central New York brings together local farmers, food producers, artisans, and small businesses to showcase the diverse products created throughout the region.
October 9, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today

Otsego 2000 to present Architectural Walking Tour of Milford

The tour will be led by Dr. Cindy Falk, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at SUNY Oneonta and Professor of Material Culture at the University’s Cooperstown Graduate Program.
October 8, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today
Free Beading Workshop at Hartwick College

Free Beading Workshop at Hartwick College

NY Artist and designer Melanie Printup Hope will be in residence at Hartwick College's Yager Museum of Art & Culture from Oct. 6-16 as the inaugural artist in the Phil Young Residency for Indigenous Art.
October 7, 2026/by Mohawk Valley Today
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