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A Summer To Remember

With many vacation plans on hold, our writers look back at some of their favorite adventures and suggest activities you can still enjoy

Mom, Emily, Becky Nana and the writer at the Golden Gate Bridge.

Trip helps family bonds grow even stronger

Four generations of women — ranging in age from 11 to 87 — enjoyed love, laughs during 2009 vacation journey

A vintage tram in Auckland Park.

Piling up the memories — and the miles

A trip to New Zealand

Heidi Williams and the writer at an overlook in Rocky Mountain National Park.

Many high points to Colorado vacation, but this wasn’t one of them

That time we nearly ran out of gas at 12,000 feet…

In the distance, Tyler McNeil stares at the ruins of Fort Crown Point during a 2013 vacation.

With apologies to John Denver, ‘Almost Heaven’ is Lake Champlain

Tucked away between the Adirondack Mountains and Green Mountains is paradise on glimmering shores

Route 20 at the Otsego County line. The road takes travelers through lush farmland, rolling hills and small towns.

Plenty of beautiful scenery is just a jaunt away from many Capital Region neighborhoods

Let’s go for a drive

Druthers opened its Schenectady spot near the casino in 2018. It also has locations in Albany and Saratoga Springs.

From Schenectady to Bennington, these brewers make for a perfect road-trip respite

Sip, savor, repeat

Collar Works in Troy had to close its doors, but you can still explore some of the museum’s featured artwork online.

Art institutions offer ways to virtually visit this summer

Each has its own way of presenting exhibitions and artwork

The Tang Museum at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs.

Museums make exhibits, collections available online

Best bets on which museums to (virtually) tour this summer

The McKrells will be a part of this year’s Freedom Park Concert Series, with shows streamed from the Quarantine Studio.

Venues, artists finding ways to keep summer concert sounds coming

And the beat goes on…

Gal Gadot reprises her role as Wonder Woman in this action-packed ’80s-set sequel to 2017’s superhero classic.

Theaters might not yet be an option, but there are plenty of summer movies to see

Keep that popcorn handy