The Commemoration of Women's Equality Day 2026 in Clinton County was a collaborative celebration sponsored by eight groups - the League of Women Voters of the North Country, the Clinton County Historical Association, the North Country Underground Railroad Historical Association, the Champlain Valley Business and Professional Women, the Kent-Delord House Museum, the Saranac Chapter of the DAR, Delta Kappa Gamma Society Psi Chapter and the Women’s Rights Alliance of New York.

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The North Star Underground Museum participated in the Keeseville 250 Parade

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Don and Vivian Papson were the recipients of the 2025 Colors of Freedom Juneteenth Award. The award was presented at the Juneteenth celebration at John Brown Farm on June 21, 2025.

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NCUGRHA and other organizations participated in World Water Day at Champlain Centre Mall on March, 22, 2025.

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The 2025 Women’s History Month Reception was held at the Governor's Mansion in Albany, New York.

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SUNY Plattsburgh honored Jacqueline Madison, president of the North Country Underground Railroad Association, and Keith Tyo, retired SUNY Plattsburgh chief of staff, with the Distinguished Service Award.

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Dr. Dexter L. Criss was the inaugural recipient of the Colors of Freedom in the North Country Award from the North Star Underground Railroad. He was nominated by Aisha Stanyon. The award was presented after the gospel choir sang at SUNY Plattsburgh Community Night, September 22, 2023.

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The unveiling of a marker at John Thomas Brook (formerly called Negro Brook). John Thomas escaped from slavery in Maryland c. 1840 and lived near this brook in Vermontville as a prosperous farmed and respected citizen.

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Solomon Northup Day virtual celebration at the North Star Underground Railroad Museum. Video available on YouTube.

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