Adirondack A&E e-News # 404




Venue Change for CATS Essex Quarry Piano Concert Due to Rain!

Due to the forecasted rain, the Ben Cosgrove piano concert, co-hosted by Piano By Nature and originally scheduled to take place at the Champlain Area Trails Essex Quarry Nature Preserve tomorrow, Saturday, June 29th, has been moved indoors. (See ADK A&E e-News # 401 HERE for info on the concert)

The new location for the concert is the beautiful Essex Community Church at 274 NYS Route 22, situated at the corner of 2306 Main Street and Route 22, in Essex, NY. This cozy, weatherproof venue will provide the perfect setting for an enjoyable, music-filled evening.

The beautiful church, designed by architect T.S. Whitby, was constructed using blue stone from Willsboro Point and also stones from the Essex Quarry. It promises an ambiance that will enhance Ben Cosgrove’s piano playing, and the use of stones from the Essex Quarry adds a delightful touch, making it feel like the concert is taking place right there at the quarry.

We apologize for any inconvenience this change caused and appreciate your understanding. The concert will still start at 5 p.m. in the new, drier location.

Thank you for your support and understanding. We look forward to scheduling another musical event at the Essex Quarry Nature Preserve when the weather is more favorable.


Tahawus Gallery Presents


Adirondack Artists Guild Presents

Bel Tavolo

Friday, July 5 thru Tuesday, July 30
Opening reception Friday, July 5, 5-7

Karen Morris will be the featured artist at the Adirondack Artists Guild for the month of July. Morris, a potter, will present “Bel Tavolo” (Beautiful Table), a collection of functional pottery for table and kitchen crafted from white speckled stoneware, finished in simple whites and blues.

She writes “I strive to make each piece useful and practical. I hope these pieces, designed for the rituals of daily life, find a place on your table.”

Adirondack Artists Guild, 52 Main St, Saranac Lake


July at the Waterhole

4 Party on the Patios plus 2 Saturday Nights on the Patio & The Howl Story Slam!

Get the full skinny on the bands rolling through the Waterhole during the month of July HERE.

And listen in on the Spotify Waterhole 2024 Party on the Patio Playlist HERE.

Waterhole Music Lounge, 48 Main St, Saranac Lake


Jay Entertainment and Music Society (JEMS) Presents

Alice’s Fault

Saturday, July 29, 6 pm

Pack your picnic dinner and come on down for an evening of outdoor music and fun!

Alice’s Fault is a trio consisting of Speedy Arnold, Alice Knight, and Killian Croghan. Their dynamic music ranges from bluegrass to folk to contemporary.

Rain location::
Amos and Julia Ward Theater, right beside the Jay Green’s Gazebo, 15 Parkside Road, Jay


Pendragon Announces Major Support for New Theatre

Groundbreaking Event:
Tuesday, July 2, 4 – 5 pm

Pendragon will host a free-to-the-public groundbreaking event at its future home, 56 Woodruff Street in Saranac Lake. Ahead of the groundbreaking, National Grid has announced a grant of $250,000 for the project and the Adirondack Park and Catskill Park Community Smart Growth Grant has awarded $300,000 for the facility.

Pendragon has revved up fundraising this year to close the gap on its goal as they move towards construction. Between a highly successful Founders Day event and matching gifts from individual donors, it’s been a successful year so far as the new facility looks to open its doors in 2026.

In operational support, we received $100,000 from the Shubert Foundation, which supports year round programming including the launch of their new play Tracks which will premiere Off-Broadway in September.

The theatre is inviting the community to celebrate groundbreaking, which will include remarks from Pendragon community members, officials and donors who have helped to make the new theatre a reality. They will share the renderings of our new facility and answer any questions you might have.

Beer, wine, snacks and special pendragon treats will be provided.

Details on the new theatre HERE.


Unveiling of Tubman statue at JBFarm!

John Brown Farm State Historic Site, 115 John Brown Road, Lake Placid


51st Annual Art Show at Tupper Arts

Wednesday, July 3 -Sunday, July 14, 2024


Strawberry Fest 2023

Community United Methodist Church of Chestertown, 11 Church Street (between State Rte 9 and Riverside Drive)

The Circular Trio, special edition

Sunday, July 7th. 5-8pm

Featuring:
Luke Franco, guitar
Tarik Shah, bass
Bob Meyer, drums & cymbals.

Tunes. Beer, Food, Good Times!

The Hub in Brant Lake, 27 Market St, Brant Lake


Classical Splendor

Alfred Z. Solomon Masterwork Series

Saturday, July 6, 2024. 7 pm

Rising classical music stars violinist Ruben Rengel and pianist Ahmed Alom perform music from Sembrich’s realm and beyond. An evening of masterworks including sonatas by Brahms and Poulenc, Liszt’s Paraphrase on a theme from Rigoletto and selections from Stravinsky’s Pulcinella.

In a program designed specifically for A Century of Sembrich, the duo will perform music by composers from Marcella Sembrich’s artistic circle, as well as selections that celebrate Opera and Impressionism in Spain.

Followed by a lakeside reception.

Learn more and get tickets HERE.

The Sembrich – Indoors, 4800 Lake Shore Drive, Bolton Landing


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