Slideshow: Fun in the Falls

Posted 9/7/24

RENSSELAER FALLS – The annual Falls Festival kicked off downtown Friday with live music, a craft fair, vendors, bounce houses,, Texas horseshoe and cornhole tournaments. The festival concludes …

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Slideshow: Fun in the Falls

A large crowd enjoyed a spectacular fireworks display on Saturday night at the Falls Festival in Rensselaer Falls. Submitted Photo...

Tom Nitti and Ashley Bryant took to the stage late Saturday night following the fireworks display at the Falls Festival in Rensselaer Falls. Submitted Photo.

Bob Chase, Dave McAdoo and Ron Styles spent some time catching up at last weekend’s Fall Festival in Rensselaer Falls. Submitted Photo...

North Country Savings Bank employees, from left, Christopher Wheeler, Mia Mousaw, Jeanette Banach and Stacy Jones husk corn as part of their community involvement during the Rensselaer Falls Festival. NCNow photo.

Renssselaer Falls Historian Bob Poor points to an old drum used by the Rensselaer Falls High School band before the school merged with Canton Central School at the Rensselaer Falls Historical Society Museum during the village’s Fall Festival Friday. The museum will also be open Saturday for visitors. NCNow photo.

Lila and Jack Borey are all smiles at last weekend's Falls Festival in Rensseler Falls. Submitted Photo.

Teri Perretta, of Rensselaer Falls, orders food from the Pig and Moo BBQ and Catering during the village’s Fall Festival Friday..

Sisters Olivia and Ryleigh Kelley, of DeKalb, enjoy jumping on one of the bounce houses at the annual Falls Festival Friday afternoon. NCNow photo.

Renssselaer Falls Historian Bob Poor shows an antique washer at the Rensselaer Falls Historical Society Museum during the village’s Fall Festival Friday. The museum will also be open Saturday for visitors. NCNow photo.

Denise Perry, owner of TML Flowers, Heuvelton, sells flowers, wooden signs and jewelry at the annual Rensselaer Falls Festival. NCNow photo

The Backwater Duo performs Friday at the annual Rensselaer Falls Festival. NCNow photo.

Posted Saturday, September 7, 2024 8:56 am

RENSSELAER FALLS – The annual Falls Festival kicked off downtown Friday with live music, a craft fair, vendors, bounce houses, Texas horseshoe and cornhole tournaments.
The festival concluded Saturday with a kids fishing derby, big wheels races, live music, kids activities, tour of the Historical Society Museum, fireworks and more.

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Slideshow: Fun in the Falls

Fun for kids in Canton today

An eye on the world on the St. Lawrence River

Canton Church & Community Program turns 50

Dancing in the streets in Rensselaer Falls