Election Night Dinner

Living History Event

1775 British Prisoners of War

November 11, 2023, 10 – 4

In this one-day living history event, discover the stories of captured British soldiers and their families and their harrowing story as prisoners of war.

Following American victories at forts along the Richelieu River in the fall of 1775, British soldiers with their families were caught in a rapidly developing conflict and faced an uncertain future as they were marched south to Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Explore their perspective during this living history event and explore a glimpse into their tenuous situation as prisoners of war even before the Revolutionary War officially was declared.

More info and buy tickets HERE.

Adirondack Stage Rats Present

The Roommate by Jen Silverman

Friday, November 10, 7 pm
Saturday November 11, 7 pm
Friday Nov.ember 17, 7 pm
Saturday, November 18 at 7 pm
Sunday, November 12 and Sunday November 19, 3 pm

When Sharon, a recently divorced, 50-something empty-nester advertises for a roommate to help offset expenses she gets Robyn who is not at all what Sharon expected! Funny and poignant,

The Roommate is a powerful story about personal transformation, love, friendship, and identity. We hope you’ll be able to join us for The Roommate our latest offering hosted by Pendragon Theatre.

No reservations are necessary, and admission is by donation. Mature themes so leave the children at home, please!

Pendragon Theatre, 15 Brandy Brook, Saranac Lake, 518-891-1854

The Bookstore Plus Presents

Book Release Event with Jordyn Taylor

Saturday, November 11, 2023 from 3 – 5 pm

The Bookstore Plus is pleased to host author Jordyn Taylor for a book release event to autograph copies of her newest book The Revenge Game.

The Revenge Game is a wickedly comic feminist mystery about the dark side of a hopeless romantic’s seemingly perfect love story—for readers of Jessica Goodman and Kara Thomas.

Alyson is a romantic, and sometimes it gets her into trouble. Like last summer, she thought her co-worker was into her, when in reality he found her flirting pathetic.

Then she meets Brenton Riggs Jr., and right away she knows that their connection isn’t just in her head. When he swoops in to save her one night from a less than savory party encounter, she falls head-over-heels. Finally, someone Alyson likes who likes her back!

But when she finds out about the King’s Cup—a competition the guys at their boarding school started to see who has the most sexual prowess—she’s put on edge. Does Brenton really want to be with her, or is he just trying to win? Then Alyson and the other girls at the school start a competition of their own: The Queen’s Cup. It’s all about reclaiming their power. But as the competition heats up, Alyson’s relationship begins to fall apart—and it isn’t long before the cracks in her perfect love story start to show through.

Jordyn Taylor is the deputy digital editor at Men’s Health magazine and the award-winning author of the young adult novels The Paper Girl of Paris and Don’t Breathe a Word. She is also an adjunct professor of journalism at New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. Jordyn was born and raised in Toronto, Canada, and now lives in New York.

The Bookstore Plus, 2491 Main Street, Lake Placid

Professor Louie & The Crowmatix

Saturday, November 11, 2023, 7:30 – 9:30 pm

Professor Louie & the Crowmatix is “Roots Music Royalty” playing the fabric of American Music Roots Music at it’s best! Grammy Nominated, Professor Louie & The Crowmatix from The Hudson Valley consistently tour performing at numerous Festivals, Theaters, Clubs and Art Centers averaging 150 performances a year.

Their shows present a diverse set list with songs from their 16 studio CD’s, The Band, Bob Dylan, and blues songs. They have been inducted into The New York State Blues Hall of Fame, hold a permanent place in The Canada South Blues Museum and are recipients of the Robert H. Chambers Award for Excellence in the Traditional Arts from Common Ground on the Hill, Maryland.

Details and purchase tickets HERE.

Tannery Pond Community Center, 228 Main Street, North Creek

Dance Party with DJ David Sommerstein

Saturday, November 11, 7 – 11 pm

Join us for a night of dancing in the Recovery Lounge. The fresh, eclectic dance mix of DJ David Sommerstein spins dance music from all over the world. You may hear cumbia or bluegrass or afrobeat or jazz, but it’ll keep your body moving and your spirits up. Join in the groove and enjoy!

More info and tickets HERE.

Upper Jay Art Center and Recovery Lounge, 12198 Old Rte 9N, Upper Jay

Community Free Day!

Saturday, November 11 from 10 am to 5 pm

Now is the perfect time to experience The Wild Center as the Wild Center opens its door for free on the 11th!

All visitors are welcome to curate their Wild Center experience by exploring Wild Walk, Stickwork, Forest Music and the Pines Play Area; heading inside to relax with the River Otters; seeing a featured film in the Flammer Theater; or strapping on a VR headset and experiencing flight on Birdly VR.

Plan your visit HERE.

Adirondack Performing Arts Center

We are over the moon to announce that PRIDE of Ticonderoga has secured a generous $100,000 grant from the Charles R. Wood Foundation. This significant grant will aid PRIDE in purchasing and fully rehabilitating the historic Knights of Columbus building. Once renovated, PRIDE will own and operate the entire Adirondack Performing Arts Center, leasing spaces and partnering with key organizations to bring the vision to life.

The vision:
3rd floor: A dynamic performing arts center, blossoming from a collaboration between PRIDE, the Ticonderoga Festival Guild, and We Are Instrumental (WAI).

2nd floor: Dedicated space for We Are Instrumental, where they’ll nurture their student lesson program, run a musical repair shop, and house a state-of-the-art recording studio.

1st floor: The Knights of Columbus will continue their operations as the venue’s in-house caterer, simultaneously driving their influential community philanthropy and programs.

A resounding THANK YOU to Charlene Wood and the entire Charles R. Wood Foundation for their unwavering support!

For more info about this project or to learn more about PRIDE of Ticonderoga, reach out to us!
Phone: 518-585-6366, Email: info@prideofticonderoga.org