Mohawk Valley Events
Yoga with Kyle Rix
Health Dharma Classes
Herkimer DRI Visioning and Information Booth
One-on one Tech Time, image provided by Arkell Museum and Canajoharie LibraryTech Help at Canajoharie Library
Lunch and Munch, Oneida CCELunch and Munch with CCE Oneida & SBDC
Health Dharma Classes
First Open House for the Herkimer Downtown Revitalization Initiative
Costa Rica Virtual Tour through the Old Forge LibraryCosta Rica Virtual Tour through the Old Forge Library
Enjoy the outdoors in the Mohawk Valley
Are you the outdoorsy type? Do you want to be? Join Jim as he explores and shares what he loves about the Mohawk Valley.
What we love about the Mohawk Valley
The landscape that is the Mohawk Valley has so much to take in from the mighty Mohawk River, to the farms working the land, to the woods and wilderness accessible by many trails crisscrossing the valley. Living in Herkimer County, we love learning about its landscape and history to really be connected and live our best life in the Mohawk Valley today.
Living in the Mohawk Valley
The Mohawk Valley has something for everyone
No matter where you start in the Mohawk Valley, you’ll find plenty of scenic beauty, history and plenty of outdoor activities. If you live in the Mohawk Valley, there’s so much to explore. There are many area sites and attractions which we love to visit. Our favorite place to be is anywhere outdoors.
Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful
/in Living in the Mohawk Valley, Mohawk Valley News2022 Regional Clean & Green Effort
MVEDD, an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful and our partners are gearing up for our 2022 regional clean up.
City of Amsterdam’s Market on the Mohawk
/in Mohawk Valley News, Out and about in the Mohawk ValleyMarket on the Mohawk will be an open-air green market which will run Saturday mornings, May 7-October 29, from 10am-2pm adjacent to Amsterdam’s Mohawk Valley Gateway Overlook.
Looking Ahead – Spring in the Mohawk Valley
/in Living in the Mohawk Valley, What's happening on MVTLooking ahead to Spring, we dwell on thoughts of being outside more, gardening, and getting out and about in the Mohawk Valley. Spring, which officially began on March 21st—seems a bit slow to arrive. The snow has already melted, the ground is softened, and yet, there are snow flurries across the Mohawk Valley today.