Annual Events
Our wonderful volunteers make all of our events possible. Don't hesitate to contact us for more information on getting involved with any of our events. For up-to-date news and information regarding upcoming events, visit Cobleskill Partnership, Inc. on Facebook.
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​Cobleskill Restaurant Week (February): A whole week of food-focused fun! Restaurants across town offer exclusive specials—perfect for discovering your new favorite dish.
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Soup Stroll (March 14, 2026): Stroll downtown and sample delicious soups from local eateries. It's a tasty way to warm up as winter winds down.
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Downtown Cobleskill Clean-Up (April): Help us refresh our community! Join neighbors, friends, and volunteers to clean parks and public spaces after the snow melts.
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SUNY Cobleskill's Fish & Wildlife Festival (Late April): Held in Centre Park, this exciting festival features wildlife exhibits, educational activities, and family fun. Don’t miss the Schoharie County Maple Festival happening the same day at the fairgrounds!
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Art in Action (June 20, 2026): Debuting in 2026, this festival brings art to life through hands-on community creativity, live artist demonstrations, and the opportunity to support local artists by bidding on finished works.
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Arts in the Park (July 9 through August 13, 2026): Enjoy free live music in Centre Park every Thursday evening. Bring a chair, grab a bite from a local spot, and soak in the summer sounds.
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Cobleskill Day (October): A fun-filled day with downtown events, tag sales throughout the community, and a children’s fair in the park.
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Poker Walk (October): Support local businesses while collecting cards at participating locations for a chance to win the prize pot—best hand wins!
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Trick-or-Treat on Main Street (October 31, 2026): Bring the kids downtown in costume and stop into participating businesses for festive treats and Halloween fun.
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Cobleskill Holiday Celebration (December 5, 2026): A festive community event bringing residents together to kick off the holiday season with lights, music, and small-town cheer. A highlight of the celebration is the holiday parade, organized by the December to Remember Committee.
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Holiday Storefront Decorating Contest (December): Local businesses deck the halls—and their storefronts—for a festive decorating competition. Vote for your favorites and enjoy the holiday cheer downtown!
