Tupper Lake is fortunate to have a wide spectrum of vacation rentals available – from lakefront to secluded, with a range of rental rates that can fit any budget.
Sign up for your plot in Tupper Lake’s Community Garden
April 8, 2011 by
What started as a couple rows of dirt at the town hall for children participating in the town summer day camp program has blossomed into a full fledge community garden.
Youth baseball and softball registration is open
April 8, 2011 by
Baseball and Softball season is almost here and sign ups are ongoing. This year we’ll begin at the end of May and wrap up at the end of June (standard 6-weeks).
Promote your event in Tupper Lake in 3 easy steps (oh, and it’s FREE!)
April 7, 2011 by
The Tupper Lake Chamber of Commerce hosts a central calendar of all Tupper Lake events on tupper-lake.com. All businesses, organizations and groups in our community are urged to take advantage of this valuable tool.
Build a Greener Adirondacks Expo at The Wild Center
March 29, 2011 by
The greatest change in homes since the invention of the chimney is underway, and for three days some of the biggest and smallest new ideas will be on center stage at The Wild Center.
Chamber Business Spotlight: Swiss Kitchen
March 22, 2011 by
Located at 92 Park Street, the restaurant is owned and operated by siblings Glenda Reandeau, Julie LaVoy and Mike Reandeau. The trio bought the business from former owners George and Lil Kallasy almost 12 years ago. The restaurant has two employees, plus the owners.
Chamber hosts 2nd annual Business Expo at Big Tupper
February 27, 2011 by
The Tupper Lake Chamber of Commerce sponsored the 2nd annual Business Expo during the 50th Anniversary Celebration week at Big Tupper.
Live, Work & Play in Tupper Lake.
February 17, 2011 by
An amazing aerial high-def video produced by Rick Godin & The Wild Center.
New Tinman Triathlon Forum
February 8, 2011 by
The Tupper Lake Chamber of Commerce has established a community forum for the 2011 Tinman Triathlon.
Chamber Business Spotlight: Affordable Quilting
January 5, 2011 by
Quilting has always been a traditional Adirondack pastime for many people over the years- first, out of necessity and later, as a creative pastime where folks would gather together to work and talk and sort of lose themselves and forget about the world for a while.
