Performance Canceled

Lake Placid Center for the Arts Presents

Alex and Olmsted’s MAROONED! A Space Comedy

Thursday, April 10, 2025, 6:30 pm

Alex and Olmsted’s Jim Henson Foundation grant awarded MAROONED! A Space Comedy is an innovative new puppet show–featuring music from the Voyager Golden Record–that takes place at the outer reaches of space.

An astronaut crashes on an uncharted planet. Will she be able to survive strange creatures, anomalous atmosphere, and isolation in order to find her way home? See for yourself … in MAROONED!

See the trailer HERE.

Find out more and get tickets HERE.

LPCA, 17 Algonquin Drive, Lake Placid

Pleasant Valley Chorale Presents

Potsdam Food Co-op Hosts Tasting

Nettle Meadow Farm Locally Produced Artisanal Goat Cheeses

Friday, April 11, 11 am – 1 pm 

The Potsdam Food Co-op invites community members to visit the Cooperative, located at 24 Elm Street in Potsdam Village, to sample two varieties of Nettle Meadow’s artisanal, spreadable goat cheese, and Fromage Frais. The Co-op hosts cheese samplings on the second Friday of each month and offers a 10% discount on the cheese featured for the entire month.

Nettle Meadow, originally founded in 1990, is both a farm and an animal sanctuary in Thurman, NY. Located in the lower Adirondacks, the business operates a retail shop and a tavern in Lake Luzerne, which is open to visitors year-round. The business has won dozens of awards for its 40 varieties of artisanal sheep and goat cheeses. In 2022, the farm was completely renovated, and a best-in-class cheese production facility was built where the business can produce 8x more cheese than at their original facility.

Learn more HERE.

Potsdam Food Co-op, 24 Elm Street, Potsdam Village

We Are Instrumental Announces

March Madness Recap

North Country Students Log Over 200,000 Minutes in March Madness

After a month of incredible dedication, creativity, and passion, students across the North Country have wrapped up the March Madness Practice Challenge, hosted by We Are Instrumental. What began as a friendly competition between nine schools quickly turned into a powerful celebration of student dedication and musical growth.\

Together, students logged an astounding 200,835 minutes of instrument practice—proving just how motivated and passionate these young musicians are. 

To keep the energy high and the stakes exciting, students competed for amazing prizes like tickets to a live performance at Proctors Theatre, along with ice cream and pizza parties for schools that led the pack. These rewards weren’t just fun—they were a way to celebrate the hard work, discipline, and daily commitment it takes to grow as a musician and a student. 

Read more HERE.

Whallonsburg Grange Hall Presents

The Albany Public Library and the Adirondack Experience Present

As Told by the Criminals Themselves

True Crime of the Adirondacks, Episode 3

Wednesday, April 9, 2025, 7 – 8 pm, virtual, free

Albany Public Library and The Adirondack Experience welcome a Gem Radio Theatre production of true crime stories as told by the criminals themselves. Barbara Westbrook will share the story of Mildred Harris, a visitor to Saranac Lake with nefarious intent. Glen Repko will portray Monty Montague, a criminal who once hobnobbed with famous celebrities, and Dennis Wilson as Sam Pasco, aka the Thurman Terror, a local ne’er-do-well who never could catch a break.

More info and reservations HERE.

Tannery Pond Center Presents

Spring Kids’ Art

Saturday, April 12, 2025, 12 – 2 pm

Join us for a fun few hours of making Spring & Easter Kids’ art projects at Tannery Pond Center. Open to kids of all ages. For more information, call: 518-251-2505

Tannery Pond Community Center,228 Main Street, North Creek

Piano by Nature Presents

Full details HERE.

Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council Presents

Chip Carving Workshop with Dennis Wilson

Saturday, April 12, 9 am – 4 pm

In this full-day course, Woodcarver Dennis Wilson will introduce you to the traditional craft of chip carving-a type of wood carving in which a small knife is used to incise decorative and geometric designs into basswood or butternut. The design is created by the removal of small pieces (chips) of the wood.

Find out more and register HERE.

Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council (LARAC), 7 Lapham Place, Glens Falls

Adirondack Coast Events Presents

Spring Arts and Crafts Fair

Saturday, April 12, 10 – 4

This annual tradition continues to grow in popularity, drawing thousands of visitors eager to find one-of-a-kind goods, from home décor and jewelry to woodcraft, artwork, and specialty gifts—just in time for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and graduation season.

Additional info HERE.

Clinton Community College Gymnasium, 136 Clinton Point Drive, Plattsburgh