March 2012

Upstate New York/Adirondacks

by Kelsey Farabee

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Long a center of innovation and industry, as well as an outdoor mecca and cultural hub, Upstate New York provides a colorful and contrasting mix of sites and attractions.

From booming cities to charming small towns, each destination offers its own distinct character and quintessential experiences for groups, including the following 10 options.

the egg, ALBANY
www.theegg.org
Always a city of innovation, Albany’s skyline would not look the same without the presence of The Egg. Constructed in 1978, the architecturally distinctive entertainment venue contains two theaters, with seating capacities of 450 and 982, and hosts a variety of performances, from comedy shows to big-name concerts. The stem supporting The Egg extends six stories underground and a reinforced concrete “girdle” helps distribute the structure’s weight. Large lounges provide space for private seminars, receptions and pre- or post-show events.


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