Free Indie Folk Show Presented by The Station

Louisa Stancicoff with Sasha McCoy

Tuesday, April 1, 7 pm

Enjoy an evening of Indie Folk sounds with Louisa Stancicoff and Sasha McCoy in the Great Hall of Hotel Saranac.

Immersive projection art provided by Echo from The Station.

More on Louisa Stanicoff HERE.

Hotel Saranac Great Hall, 00 Main St, Saranac Lake

The Adirondacks Most Curious Night of Music and Visual Art

Friday, April 4, 7 pm

Come experience the Lollapalooza of the Adirondacks at this eclectic presentation of music and interactive projection art.

Featuring: Oldest Gull, Doomf**k, Echo, Luisa Mei, Rafa and Just ben Visuals from Station ADK.

The Waterhole, 48 Main St, Saranac Lake

The Strand Center for the Arts Announces

Summer Camp Registration Opens April 1st!

Let’s get creative this summer with the wide array of camps available at the Strand.

Check out the full list HERE.

Strand Center for the Arts, 23 Brinkerhoff St., Plattsburgh

Upper Jay Art Center Announces

Performance Opportunities

We’re in the midst of casting for several upcoming 2025 theatre projects including: A site-specific staged reading of The Christians, our Summer production of A Public Reading of an Unpublished Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney (both by Lucas Hnath), and our Fall production of The Maids (by Jean Genet) and more to be announced!

Who We’re Looking For

Those who are boldly curious! The Lounge has always been a place where both seasoned performers and those who are new to acting find opportunity. Upcoming projects have a broad range of casting requirements so adults of all ages, ethnicities, and gender expression are encouraged to inquire.

Let Us Know You’re Interested

Reach out to us via email to info@upperjayartcenter.org and share a bit about yourself, and your performance experience (acting resume if applicable).

Upper Jay Art Center and Recovery Lounge, 12198 9N (North), Upper Jay

Registration Now Open

Anne LaBastille Women’s Writing Weekend

Session 1: June 12, 2025 – Sunday, June 15, 2025

Session 2: Thursday, June 19, 2025 – Sunday, June 22, 2025

Join a group of like-minded women for a reading and writing retreat. Activities will include writing workshops, reflective paddling, arts-based activities, technical writing and experiential learning, and Adirondack-based readings to contemplate the role of sense of place in nature writing.

This weekend is dedicated to the memory of Anne LaBastille, whose passion for the Adirondacks led to her writing the landmark series of Woodswoman books documenting her experiences and observations of the natural world.

 Registration fee includes 2 nights lodging, all meals, workshop sessions and supplies.

This year’s writing workshop leader is: Mary Sanders Shartle

For more information including pricing and to register, visit HERE.

Stony Creek Free Library Presents

Lens Lake Families…Farmers, Soldiers & Tragedy

Monday, April 7, 6 pm