Adirondack Day

On May 5th, as Chair of the Committee on Cultural Affairs, Tourism, Parks, and Recreation, Senator Serrano proudly sponsored Adirondack Day in Albany. This event celebrates the beauty and significance of the Adirondack region. He was joined by Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, along with several key colleagues in government. The event showcased the diverse offerings of the Adirondacks, from its recreational opportunities to its rich cultural heritage in the Arts to local businesses.

This annual gathering not only recognizes the advocates and residents dedicated to preserving and enhancing this remarkable part of New York but also serves to educate attendees about the vital role the Adirondacks play in the state’s tourism and arts sectors. As one of New York’s most cherished destinations, the Adirondacks make a significant contribution to the state's economy, particularly in the tourism industry, which is crucial for employment and local economic growth. The region has been identified as one of the fastest-growing areas in the state, making substantial contributions to New York’s overall economic vitality and highlighting the importance of continued support and investment in its development.