While you're about in Downtown Lowville, check out Café Z - a local coffee shop, and the Bateman Draft House - craft beer and cocktail lounge. Off the main drag, be sure to check out Sunnycrest Flowers, PB&J Café, The Lowville Cheese Store, and Tug Hill Vineyards.
At the center of the Lowville community you will find Veteran's Memorial Park. Check out "Music in the Park" on Tuesdays in the summer, or the Village Band on Wednesdays! Wander over to the Hospice Garden and enjoy the serene nature, or head over to the American Legion on Tuesday nights for their car show!
According to Lewis County Historical Society, Lowville is the one of the original townships in Lewis County, dating back to 1800.
The Town Hall Theater is located in the heart of downtown Lowville, and was originally an Opera House, a USO Club, and a Silent Movie House. The theater was heralded as the most outstanding and beautiful theater in Northern New York after undergoing remodeling under the ownership of Earnest J. Wolfe. The theater is now owned by the O'Brien family.
Not far from the Park, you'll find Lowville Academy and Central School. The school is known for its academics and athletics. No matter the season, be sure to catch a varsity game and immerse yourself in a Raider Pride experience!
Looking to enjoy nature? You can find the Lowville Forestry Demonstration Area right on Route 812. The Lowville Forestry Demonstration Area is located on 98 acres at the former NYS Tree Nursery. The nursery was in operation from approximately 1923 to 1971 and during that time, a total of 530 million seedlings were produced. Now, the Area is open year-round for you to enjoy hiking, fishing, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing.
