1991 - February 2 through 10 (Saturday through Second Sunday): Cabin Fever
- Coronation: Archbishop: Donald Quinn; Chamberlain: Tricia Preston; King: Roger King; Queen: Dale McGinnis; Prince: Dwight Rogers (North Country Community College); Princess -Tobi Bayes (Paul Smiths College); Grand Marshal of Parade: James Rogers, III; (First time Robes worn at outdoor events)
- Rotary Show
- Trudeau Award: David Niederbuhl
- Parade
- Ice Palace
- Fireworks
- Innertube Race
- Cross-Country Ski Race
- Skating Races
- Torchlight Skiing
- Woodsmen's Exhibition
- Softball on Snowshoes
- Hockey Games
- Dance
- Figure Skating Show
- Band Concert
- Kiddie Party and Parade
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Firemen's Broom Hockey
- First Winter Book Sale
- Teen Dance
- White Stag Ski Race
- Snowshoe Race
- Royalty Reception
1992- February 1 through 9 (Saturday through Second Sunday): Saranac Lake's 1st Century
- Coronation: Archbishop: Sue Dyer; Chamberlain: Edward Brady; King: A. David Martelle; Queen: Cheryl Lyon; Prince: Dan Meigs (Paul Smiths College); Princess: Heidi Hesseltine (North Country Community College); Grand Marshal of Parade: David W. Petty
- Rotary Show
- Trudeau Award: "Bobbie" Damp
- Parade
- Ice Palace
- Lighting of Palace on Saturday, February 1
- Fireworks
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Band Concert
- Innertube Races
- High School Cross-Country Ski Race
- Hockey Tournament
- Torchlight Skiing
- Sno Ball
- Firemen's Broom Hockey
- Scavenger Hunt
- Community picture taken in front of Ice Palace
- Kiddie Parade and Party
- Snowshoe Race
- White Stag Downhill Ski Race
- Children's Skating Races
- Volleyball Tournament
- Book Sale
- Royalty Reception at Elks Club
1993 - February 6 through 14 (Saturday through Saturday Second Sunday): Hugs and Hearts
- Coronation: Archbishop -Thomas Fisch; Chamberlain: Michael Ritchie; King: James Bishop; Queen: Barbara Damp; Prince: Chad Martin (North Country Community College); Princess: Amanda DiPasquale (Paul Smiths College); Grand Marshal of Parade: Donald Fina
- Rotary Show
- Parade
- Trudeau Award: Dick May
- Ice Palace
- Fireworks
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Sno Ball
- Royalty Reception at Elks Club
- Lighting of Palace on Sunday, February 7
- Pancake Breakfast
- Skating Races
- White Stag Ski Race
- Innertube Race
- High School Cross-Country Ski Race
- Kiddie Parade and Party
- Middle School Scavenger Hunt
- Book Sale
- Children's Skating Races
- Figure Skating Exhibition
- Woodsmen's Exhibition
- Snowshoe Race
- Snow Sculptures
- Band Concert
* Parade day changed to Sunday
This ends Edna Finn's history
1994 - February 5 to 13 (Saturday through Saturday Second Sunday): Sister City Celebration
- Coronation: Archbishop: Brian Battistoni; Chamberlain: John Muldowny; Grand Marshal: Dr. Alfred M. “Fritz” Decker; Prince: Ken Smith (Paul Smiths College) and Princess: Jill Peck (North Country Community College); King: Charles Martin, Queen: Shirley Hosler
- Rotary Show
- Trudeau Award: Cherie Freeburg
- Parade
- Louis P. Fobare Award: Adirondack Bank
- Ice Palace on Sunday
- Fireworks
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Carnival Dance (Hotel Saranac)
- Lighting Palace on Sunday, February 6
- Royalty Reception at the Saranac Lake (sponsored by Women's Civic Chamber)
- Pancake Breakfast
- Skating Races
- White Stag Ski Race
- Innertube Race
- High School Cross-Country Ski Race
- Kiddie Parade and Party
- Middle School Scavenger Hunt
- Book Sale
- Children's Skating Races
- Figure Skating Show
- Woodsmen's Exhibition
- Snowshoe Race
- Snow Sculptures
- Band Concert
1995 - February 4 to 12 (Saturday through Saturday Second Sunday) Hurray For Holidays
- Coronation: Archbishop: Connie Amell
- Chamberlain: Sam Grimone, Grand Marshal-Michael Ritchie, Prince: Erik Claes Gunnar Gripenberg (North Country Community College) and Princess: Lynn Stoehr (Paul Smiths College) King: Derek Doty, Queen: Virginia Harrington
- Rotary Show
- Trudeau Award: Donna Dora
- Parade
- Louis P. Fobare Award: ??
- Ice Palace
- Fireworks
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Carnival Dance (Hotel Saranac) Lighting on Sunday, February 5
- Royalty Reception at the Waterhole #3 (sponsored by Women’s Civic Chamber)
- Pancake Breakfast
- Skating Races
- White Stag Ski Race
- Innertube Race
- High School Cross-Country Ski Race
- Kiddie Parade and Party
- Middle School Scavenger Hunt
- Book Sale
- Children's Skating Races
- Figure Skating Show
- Woodsmen's Exhibition
- Snowshoe Race
- Snow Sculptures
- Pendragon Play February Follies
- Knights of Columbus Las Vegas Night
- Band Concert
1996 - Feb 3 to 11 (Saturday through Second Sunday) Music in the Mountains
- Coronation: Archbishop: Mark Farmer; Chamberlain: Chuck Monts, Grand Marshal-Punker Robertson; Prince: Seth Turner (Paul Smiths College) and Princess: Angela Heading (North Country Community College), King: Michael Kilroy, Queen: Margaret Logie; Parade day moved back to Saturday
- Reception at the Waterhole #3 (WCC)
- Trudeau Award: Ice Palace Workers
- Rotary Show
- Parade
- Louis P. Fobare Award: ??
- Service Award: Lee Foster and Stewart's Shops
- Ice Palace (25 feet tall, built with 1,200 blocks of ice — was rebuilt)
- Fireworks
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Carnival Dance (Hotel Saranac) Lighting Palace on Sunday, February 4
- Pancake Breakfast
- Skating Races
- White Stag Ski Race
- Innertube Race
- High School Cross-Country Ski Race
- Kiddie Parade and Party
- Middle School Scavenger Hunt
- Book Sale
- Children's Skating Races
- Figure Skating Show
- Woodsmen's Exhibition
- Snowshoe Race
- Snow Sculptures
- Band Concert
- Pendragon Theatre, Middle School Play
1997 - February 1 to 9 (Saturday through Second Sunday): Surfin’ the Century
- Coronation: Archbishop: Bill Rich; Chamberlain: Denise Florian; Grand Marshal-Bernard Brown; Prince: Derrick Purves (North Country Community College) and Princess: Christine Stevens (Paul Smiths College) [Steven Boice (Paul Smiths College and boyfriend of Princess — filled in for Prince)], King: Forrest 'Dew Drop' Morgan, Queen: Kris Bell
- Royalty Reception at the Waterhole #3 (WCC)
- Rotary Show
- Trudeau Award: Jacques DeMattos
- Louis P. Fobare Award: ?
- Parade
- Celebrated 100th Anniversary Ice Palace
- Fireworks
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Lighting of the Palace on Sunday, February 2
- Two Carnival Dances — Hotel Saranac & Armory, Pancake Breakfast
- Skating Races
- White Stag Ski Race
- Interfaith Church Service (first)
- Group Village Picture taken (Village Centennial), Stamp cancellation, Royalty Reunion, Innertube Race
- High School Cross-Country Ski Race
- Kiddie Parade and Party
- Middle School Scavenger Hunt
- Book Sale
- Children's Skating Races
- Figure Skating Show
- Woodsmen's Exhibition
- Snowshoe Race
- Snow Sculptures
- Band Concert
- Pendragon Theatre, Middle School Play
- (Dean Baker worked on the Ice Palace with a broken foot)
- Hotel Saranac/Paul Smiths College bakes birthday cake
1998 - February 7 to 15 (Saturday through Second Sunday): Magical Memories
- Coronation: Archbishop: Donna Dora; Chamberlain: Tom Kalinowski Grand Marshal-Karl Griebsch,; Prince: Herbert Schmidt, III (Paul Smiths College) and Princess: Pepper Weathers (North Country Community College); King: Jacques DeMattos, Queen: Linda Piro
- Royalty Reception at the Waterhole #3 (WCC)
- Rotary Show
- Trudeau Award: Mark Kurtz
- Parade
- Louis P. Fobare Award: HomEnergy
- Celebrated 100th Anniversary of the Ice Palace
- Ice Palace
- Fireworks
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Carnival Dance (Hotel Saranac) Pancake Breakfast
- Skating Races
- White Stag Ski Race
- Innertube Race
- High School Cross-Country Ski Race
- Kiddie Parade and Party
- Middle School Scavenger Hunt
- Book Sale
- Children's Skating Races
- Figure Skating Show
- Woodsmen's Exhibition
- Snowshoe Race
- Snow Sculptures
- Interfaith Church Service
- Band Concert
- Pendragon Theatre, Middle School Play
- Sara the Snowy Owl Fable (first), Sara the Snowy Owl costume purchased
- Sara the Snowy Owl Logo designed by Lynn Zuliani
1999 - February 5 to 14 (Friday through Friday, Saturday & Sunday): All America City
- Coronation (moved to Friday): Archbishop: Frank Camelo; Chamberlain: Wayne Davidson; Grand Marshal-Ellsworth E. ‘Red’ Wilcox; Prince: Daniel Fitzgibbons, III (North Country Community College) and Princess: Heather Peckham (Paul Smiths College); King: Robert Brown, Queen: Patricia Brown (second time husband/wife were king and queen the same year)
- Royalty Reception at the Waterhole #3 (WCC)
- Rotary Show
- Trudeau Award: Martha Dougherty
- First Arts Council Concert in the Harrietstown Town Hall on Saturday
- Pendragon Theatre
- Middle School Play
- Murder Mystery at Hotel Saranac (first)
- Parade
- Ice Palace
- Fireworks
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Carnival Dance (Hotel Saranac) Pancake Breakfast
- Interfaith Church Service
- Skating Races
- White Stag Ski Race
- Innertube Race
- High School Cross-Country Ski Race
- Kiddie Parade and Party
- Middle School Scavenger Hunt
- Book Sale
- Children's Skating Races
- Figure Skating Show
- Two Woodsmen's Exhibitions (first year two)
- Snowshoe Race
- Snow Sculptures
- Band Concert
- Sara the Snowy Owl Fable
2000 - February 4 to 13 (Friday through Friday, Saturday & Sunday): Boogie Down Broadway
- Coronation: Archbishop: Ted Stratford; Chamberlain: Phil Leonidas; Grand Marshal-Lillian Martha (Meyer) Hyde; Prince: Brendon Patrick Applegate (Paul Smiths College) and Princess: Bridget Lynn Aucter (North Country Community College); King: John Howard, Queen: Beryl Szwed
- Royalty Reception
- Rotary Show
- Trudeau Award: Dean Baker
- Concert in the Harrietstown Town Hall on Saturday
- Pendragon Theatre, Middle School Play, Murder Mystery at Hotel Saranac
- Parade
- Ice Palace
- Fireworks
- Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
- Carnival Dance (Hotel Saranac)
- Pancake Breakfast
- Skating Races
- White Stag Ski Race
- Artic Barbecue
- Innertube Race
- High School Cross-Country Ski Race
- Interfaith Church Service
- Kiddie Parade and Party
- Middle School Scavenger Hunt
- Book Sale
- Children's Skating Races
- Figure Skating Show
- Two Woodsmen's Exhibition
- Snowshoe Race
- Snow Sculptures
- Band Concert
- Sara the Snowy Owl Fable
See also:
- Winter Carnival, 1898 through 1920
- Winter Carnival, 1921 through 1960
- Winter Carnival, 1961 through 1980
- Winter Carnival, 1981 through 1990
- Winter Carnival, 2000 through 2010