The Plattsburgh State Art Museum Presents

2025 BFA Exhibition

Saturday, April 5 – Saturday, May 17, 2025

Presentations Saturday, April 5, 2025, 3 pm, with reception immediately following

This exhibition features work created by graduating Bachelor of Fine Art students in the SUNY Plattsburgh Department of Art and Design, Kayla Lester and Noah Honsinger. This represents the culmination of each undergraduate student’s experience of developing a body of work. The exhibition features drawing, graphic design, and photography.  

Plattsburgh State Art Museum, John Myers Building, 2nd Floor, Slatkin Gallery, 101 Broad St., Plattsburgh

North Country Children’s Museum Presents

Sing Along and Photo Op with Ursula

Sunday, April 6, 1 – 2 pm

Belt out your favorite villainous tunes with the sea queen herself, then strike a pose for a magical photo op! Costumes encouraged! Cost included with membership & admission.

Lean more about the  North Country Children’s Museum  HERE.

North Country Children’s Museum, 10 Raymond St, Potsdam

Caroga Arts Collective Announces 

2025 Caroga Lake Music Festival Programming

Bringing over 150 artists from around the world, CLMF will offer more than thirty concerts this season featuring a multitude of genres from classical, bluegrass, jazz, folk to pop, rock and more.

Throughout the summer, Caroga Arts will bring more than 150 artists and thousands of arts lovers together at Caroga Lake for 34 events—including beloved favorites,Eddie Barbash, SNL alumni Alex Moffat, and the renowned CLMF Resident Artistswho are comprised of prizewinning solo, chamber, and orchestral instrumentalists from across the world.

In addition to its returning favorites, notable Grammy nominees and winners making their debut at CLMF include Grammy-WinnerMichael Cleveland & Flamekeeper and Grammy-NomineeCody Fry to Caroga Lake. Other notable features include high-energy fusion group, Huntertones, along with the return of Mike Block (Silk Road Ensemble) with his Biriba Union Trio and Patrick Bartley with theJ-Music Pocket Band. The season kicks off with popular tribute bands ABBAmaniaand “Night Fever” – The BeeGees on May 24 and concludes with the Brave Strangers and opener Travis Rockenstire on August 30 followed by fireworks at Sherman’s. 

 Find out more HERE.

Tannery Pond Center presents

2025 Best of the Best

Wednesday, April 9,  6:30 pm

Johnsburg Central School will present excerpts from West Side Story, North Warren Central School will present excerpts from their musical Mama Mia, and Schroon Lake Central School will present excerpts from their musical Into the Woods. Each school will bring a scene from their Spring musicals to Tannery Pond. Come and enjoy this fun event.

Seating is limited. Reservations are required. Call: 518-251-2505.

Tannery Pond Community Center, 228 Main Street, North Creek

Chapman Museum Conversations with the Past Presents

From Farm to Fork: The Legacy of Local Dining

with Maureen Folk, Curator of Collections at the Chapman Museum

Wednesday, April 9, 7 pm

Join our Curator of Collections, Maureen Folk, as she takes you behind the scenes of the Chapman Museum’s exhibition “Dining Out”. Maureen will share the process of curating this unique showcase, from uncovering the rich stories of local restaurants to exploring their connections with area farms. She’ll also share how these establishments have shaped the region’s vibrant food culture and more in this engaging presentation.

This program is free for Chapman Membersor$10 for non-members. Payment is required at the time of registration. Space is limited.

To register, please call (518) 793-2826.

Chapman Museum, 348 Glen Street, Glens Falls

Adirondack Experience Presents In the Adirondack Library

History and Legends of the Northern Adirondacks, Volume 1 by John Sasso

Monday, April 7, 2025, 7 – 8, virtual (via Zoom), free

Ever since he began hiking the mountains of the Adirondacks, John Sasso has been intrigued with the artifacts he would stumble upon, such as iron bolts from old land surveys, remnants of long-gone logging camps, mysterious woods roads, and stone foundations. The questions those finds provoked: ‘What was here?’ ‘What was their purpose?’ and ‘Where did the name come from?’ led him to research and write about the often-surprising and always entertaining answers he’s found over the years. 

The first volume in a planned series, this book shows the fascinating stories behind the mountains of the Northern Adirondacks and, it is hoped, will lead to a deeper appreciation of this unique and remarkable area.

Register HERE.

Adirondack Experience and Indian Lake Theater Co-Host

Taps & Trivia at Axes & Irons

Thursday, April 10, 6 – 8 pm, free

Get ready for a lively night of Adirondack-themed trivia at Axes & Irons in Indian Lake, brought to you by the ADKX and the Indian Lake Theater!

Gather your friends for an evening of delicious drinks, friendly competition, and tons of fun as you test your knowledge on Adirondack history and culture. Whether you are a trivia master, or just out for a good time, this night is sure to be a blast from the past!

More info HERE.

Axes & Irons, 6275 NY-30, Indian Lake, NY 12842