Adirondack A&E e-News # 473




Tahawus Gallery: A Call for Artists


Tannery Pond Center Presents

Warren Miller 75 

Friday, December 13,7 pm 
Saturday, December 14, 7 pm

Are you ready for the ski season to begin? Are you ready to ignite your enthusiasm by watching this year’s Warren Miller film? As the unofficial kick-off to ski season, come to Tannery Pond Center for a fun night of skiing entertainment!

Warren Miller is going big for 75 years! Get ready for unbelievable action and unexpected stories from powder stashes and chutes around the world. Featuring a diverse lineup of snowsports legends, X Games stars, and emerging talents, you won’t want to miss Warren Miller’s 75!

There will be a raffle during each night of the event!

More info and tickets HERE.

Also at Tannery Pond Center

The McKrells Christmas

Sunday, December 15, 3 pm

Sunday, December 15, 7 pm

The McKrells bring their signature Celtic-infused bluegrass for an afternoon and evening of holiday cheer, featuring traditional and original songs, classic Christmas stories and good humor. The band is led by singer/songwriter Kevin McKrell and features Frank Orsini on fiddle, Scott Hopkins on banjo, Peter Pashoukas on guitar, Arlin Greene on bass, and Brian Melick on percussion.

Check out a video clip HERE.

Additional details and ticket infoHERE.

Tannery Pond Community Center, 228 Main Street, North Creek


SLC Arts Presents

The Sugar Plum Soiree Winter Mixer

Friday, December 13, 7 – 10:30 pm

Tickets are HERE.

SLC Arts, 6 Raymond Street, Potsdam


15th Annual!

Lake Placid Holiday Village Stroll 2024

Friday, December 13 thru Sunday, December 15, all day

A Lake Placid tradition, the Holiday Village Stroll is a festive weekend perfect for families and couples, set in the winter wonderland of Lake Placid, New York. This three-day event features activities such as a skating party, photos with Santa, a free movie screening, and a fun scavenger hunt.

See more details and the full schedule HERE.


The Mill Presents

William Lee Ellis & Steve Feinbloom

Thursday, December 12, 7 pm

“There’s no one else playing exactly the same sort of music as William Lee Ellis,” said legendary producer Jim Dickinson of the Americana/blues master acoustic guitarist. “it’s as if he’s invented his own sort of ‘holy blues’ genre.”


This evening’s performance will be supper club style with a $5 cover charge. No advance tickets, The Knock opens @5 pm

Find out more HERE.

The Mill, 6679 Main Street, Westport


Jim Breuer’s Survival with Laughter Tour

Friday, December 13, 8 pm

Jim Breuer is an American actor and comedian from New York. He was a cast member on Saturday Night Live from 1995 to 1998 and starred in the film Half Baked! He has a hit weekly podcast called, The Breuniverse, where he brings people from all walks of life together. Jim’s standup comedy tackles all subjects from marriage and relationships to current events to love and loss (and so much more) all with one goal in mind—to leave people with a little more hope than they arrived!

Purchase tickets HERE.

The Conference Center at Lake Placid, 2634 Main Street


Moriah-Port Henry Christmas Parade of Lights and Tree Lighting

Friday, December 13, 4 – 7 pm

More info HERE.


Northern Lights Choir Winter Concert

 Friday, December 13, 7 pm

Experience the enchanting harmonies of the Northern Lights Choir, a vibrant community ensemble of over 80 members! Led by the talented Artistic Director and Choral Conductor, Helen Demong, the NLC will present Song for a Winter’s Night; a captivating repertoire spanning diverse genres of music.

Join us for an uplifting musical journey that is sure to foster a sense of unity and joy through choral melodies. Your presence and support are invaluable in bringing communities together through the power of music.

Advanced ticket sales can be purchased at Ampersound in Saranac Lake or through HERE.

St Bernard’s Church, 27 St Bernards St., Saranac Lake


Unitarian Universalist Church Hosts

Holiday Jazz and Coffee Night

Friday, December 13, 6:30 – 8:30 pm

The local band, 5 Dots, will jazz up the holidays with your favorite seasonal songs. The performance is free and family friendly. Attendees are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item to support the Church and Community Program.

Unitarian Universalist Church,3 1/2 E Main St., Canton


The View Arts Center Presents

December Ladies Night Out: Busted Canvas

Wednesday, December 11, 2024, 6 – 8 pm

Mark your calendars for a fun and relaxing evening at View! Learn how to create an 8×10″ busted canvas with your friends while sipping wine and enjoying snacks.  View will provide a selection of holiday patterns and an images for you to choose from.  Feel free to bring your own paper patterns and image.  Email gklein@viewarts.org if you have any questions or you’d like us to print them for you before class.  We will be using an 8×10″ canvas with two contrasting patterns and a main image.

Registration includes two complimentary beverages and light snacks. Prior registration required, space is limited. Register HERE.

The View, 3273 State Route 28, Old Forge


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