Hill and Hollow Music Presents

Purchase tickets HERE.

Strand Center for the Arts, 25 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh

Downtown Artists Cellar presents

Reverence and Reverie

Friday, March 7 – Wednesday, March 26

Opening Reception Friday, March 7th, 5 – 7 pm

Reverence and Reverie is the centerpiece of The Thrive Project’s month-long celebration of SWAN (Support Women Artists Now). The exhibit highlights the exceptional talent, originality, and bold artistic expression of women artists. Through the lens of nature and memory, the artwork evokes a profound reverence for the natural world and the dreamlike reverie it inspires.

The featured artists are Ali Della Bitta, Sarah Knobel, Randi Renate and Winosha Steele.

Downtown Artist Cellar, 410 East Main Street, Malone

Bell Fire Arts Collective Presents

SpeakEazy Storytelling Open Mic at Old Soul Taproom

March 12, 7 pm. Sign up list opens at 6:45 (if you want to tell a story).

Hoist your favorite beverage in the cozy comfort of Plattsburgh’s Old Soul Taproom with host Alex Clark for an evening of storytelling.

Come and share your story or just listen as community members and visitors from all walks of life, backgrounds and orientations come together and connect through the sharing of personal stories in a safe, supportive environment free from pressure or judgment.

No experience necessary. Any story is perfect: from your life story to what you saw in town last week. Family stories, funny stories, heartbreaking stories – anything you want to share. You are welcome to tell from the head and heart or to read your story. When your name is called, the stage is yours for seven minutes.

Tellers and would-be tellers learn more HERE.

Old Soul, 124 Margaret St., Plattsburgh

Depot Theatre Academy announces 2025 programs

2025 Season Begins with Performance Opportunity for Experienced Student Artists

The Depot Theatre Academy is a robust educational experience for area youth and a pathway for those interested in pursuing a profession in theatre—whether that’s backstage or on stage.

Following a successful inaugural program in 2024, the Depot Theatre Academy outreach and education program will once again open the theatre’s main stage season, this time with a production of THE DROWSY CHAPERONE, with four performances on the Depot Theatre stage during the weekend of June 12-14, 2025. 

For the second time, The Depot Academy will again offer a program for new younger performers this summer. Lovingly dubbed “Munchkin Camp,” this opportunity for 5-8 year olds new to theatre will be a two week experience from July 28-August 7th at the Whallonsburg Grange, culminating with students performing with the Junior program as Munchkins in THE WIZARD OF OZ: YOUTH EDITION on August 8-10.

Full details are HERE.

Caroga Arts Collective

Call for Summer Interns

For the 2025 Caroga Lake Music Festival

Are you a college student or recent graduate looking for a meaningful and hands-on summer work experience? Or maybe you know someone who is! Caroga Arts Collective is hiring summer interns for the 2025 Caroga Lake Music Festival! Interns will have the unique opportunity to work behind the scenes at an award-winning festival, showcasing world-class artists in the stunning Southern Adirondacks.

The Caroga Lake Music Festival is renowned for its diverse range of musical genres. This summer internship is a perfect chance for young adults with an interest in the performing arts to gain practical, professional experience in the arts and event management.

Learn more HERE.

If you are interested in applying, please submit a cover letter and resume to info@carogaarts.org by March 21, 2025.

Whallonsburg Grange Lyceum Presents

Ft. Ticonderoga Virtual Author Series presents

“Huzza!” Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815

Sunday, March 9, 2025, 2 – 3 pm, virtual

Raising one’s glass is a familiar tradition at weddings and state dinners.  During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, toasting was actually a very formal ritual, bringing members of certain groups together in celebration.  Newspapers printed lists of toast that were given at special events, spreading the ideas and sentiments expressed in the toast throughout the colonies/states.  Author Timothy Symington, in “Huzza!” Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815, tells the familiar story of the nation’s founding in a unique way:  through the use of political drinking toasts.  The toasts praised the new country’s heroes, insulted the villains, spread national values, and became propaganda for political parties.  The events covered include the American Revolution, the Early Republic, the first five presidential administrations, and the War of 1812.

Timothy Symington is a frequent contributor to the Journal of the American Revolution.  A former educator, editor, and librarian, Tim has talked about toasts on Sirius, the podcast “Dispatches,” libraries, taverns and conferences.  He is a life-long resident of Western Massachusetts.

Additional details and register HERE.

Adirondack Winter Pride Weekend

Friday, March 7 – Sunday, March 9

A new event will bring a three-day weekend of wintertime fun and adventure to LGBTQ+ residents, travelers, and allies in the Adirondacks. The first ever Adirondack Winter Pride Weekend features a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities for all ages and abilities across the Village of Lake Placid, the Whiteface region, and the region’s historic Olympic venues.

Get the full details including schedule and venues HERE.

Snowfort Books presents

Nothing Serious by Emily J. Smith

Thursday, March 12, 7 pm

Join us to celebrate the release of Nothing Serious by Emily J. Smith, a scintillating debut about a disillusioned tech executive who goes into an obsessive spiral when her best friend—and longtime crush—is implicated in a woman’s death.

Details HERE.

Snowfort Books, 6592 Main St., Westport

Au Sable Valley Players present

The Addams Family Musical 

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 13 – 15, 7 pm
Sunday, March 16, 2 pm

Keeseville Free Library Presents