Ploughman’s Lunch at Ausable Brewing Company

The Mill Presents

Fima Ephron Trio

Saturday, June 14, 7:30 – 9 pm

Fima Ephron, bass; Adam Rogers, guitar; Ben Perowsky, drums.

Born in London, England, Fima Ephron moved to New York at age three. After starting playing bass at age thirteen, Fima attended New York City’s famed High School of Music and Art and was playing professionally by age fourteen. He has gone on to perform and record with a cross section of some of the greatest talent in the music industry.

Fima has three acclaimed releases of his own: Soulmachine on the Tzadik label and his self released Quiet City, as well as his most recent release songs from the tree on the Ropeadope label. He also co-led the acclaimed group Lost Tribe and currently leads his own quartet which is performing in and around the NYC area. In addition to writing and producing music for his own groups and various side projects Fima has contributed music to a few independent films and some national television shows.

Tickets are HERE.

The Mill, 6679 Main Street Westport

Downtown Artists Cellar Presents

Nature: All Things Beautiful, by Sarah Budd 

Friday, June 13 – Saturday, July 5

Opening reception: Friday, June 13,   5 – 7 pm

Nature: All Things Beautiful is an art collection by Sarah Budd, celebrating the beauty of the natural world. Her work features birds, landscapes, and floras, expressed through both 2D and 3D media. Budd’s pieces highlight her deep appreciation for nature, blending realism and creativity to evoke a sense of wonder and tranquility.

Additional details HERE.

Downtown Artist Cellar, Small Gallery, 410 East Main Street, Malone

Discover Your Inner Florist 

Floral Design Workshop With Boquet Valley Blooms

Tuesday, June 17, 6 – 7:30 pm

The Elizabethtown Social Center is hosting a hands-on flower arranging workshop with Bouquet Valley Blooms. This session will teach you how to create a beautiful flower cube arrangement—a low, lush centerpiece that combines bold, bright blooms with rich, textured greenery.

$75 to enjoy the workshop & to bring home a beautiful arrangement! All materials are provided, including a special floral cube vase and a carefully selected mix of seasonal flowers. 

To register & for more information visit HERE or contact us at 518-873-6408 or news@elizabethtownsocialcenter.org.

Elizabethtown Social Center, 7626 US Route 9, Elizabethtown

The Strand Center for the Arts Presents

Pride Fest 2025

Friday, June 13, 2025, 3 – 6 pm, free

Strand Center for the Arts is proud to hold PPNCNY & Plattsburgh Pride Committee’s Pride Fest event AGAIN on our front lawn!

 Join us in celebrating Pride Month with a full list of activities on our campus, including Art Activities, Lawn Games, LGBTQ+ Resources, Vendors, Music, Mocktails and More!

The Pride Flag Raising Ceremony will commence at 5 pm.

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

SLC Arts Presents

Annual Gala Fundraiser: Eras in Motion

Saturday, June 21, 2025, 6 pm

Tickets must be purchased by the morning of June 16 — don’t wait!

Full detailsHERE.

Eben Holden Conference Center, St. Lawrence University

Saranac Lake ArtWorks Presents

3rd Thursday ArtWalks

June  19 • July 17 •  August 21 • Sept 18, 2025, 5 – 7:30 pm

A beloved community tradition for more than 25 years, from June to September, Third Thursday ArtWalks bring artists, crafters, authors, artisans and performers to the sidewalks and parks of downtown Saranac Lake. People of all ages, working in all genres and with all skill levels are located throughout downtown, displaying or demonstrating their creative products. 

The backup rain location is Hotel Saranac.

For more information contactadmin@saranaclakeartworks.org

Would you like to participate? Register HERE.

Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council Presents

54th Annual June Arts Festival

Saturday, June 14, 10 am – 5 pm        Sunday, June 15, 10 am – 4 pm

Our Annual June Arts Festival is the largest juried fine arts festival in the Adirondack Region with over 150 local and national artists, live music, food, and fun all weekend long! 

More info HERE. 

City Park, Downtown Glens Falls

Adirondack Center for Writing Presents

A Letter to Burn

Wednesday, June 18, 7 – 8 pm

Explore themes of release and catharsis through A Letter To Burn, a writing workshop in celebration of PRIDE month.  

What do you need to let go of? What do you need to burn? Burning letters is an ancient practice that has been used to connect with emotions and release them. Positive or negative, all connections can be overwhelming; this guided workshop will involve writing to the people or things that have a hold on us and letting them go. Maggie Napper will guide workshop participants through a cathartic session of writing then burning letters with an emphasis on personal reflection. Participants are not required to read their work aloud during this event.

More info and register HERE.

ACW, 15 Broadway, Saranac Lake

Tannery Pond Center Presents

Seagle’s Preview Show

Wednesday, June 18, 2025, 7:30 - 9 pm

Enjoy a taste of Seagle Festival’s 110th Anniversary Season with selections from THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE by Gilbert & Sullivan, CARMEN by Bizet, MAYO BUCKNER by Tom Cipullo, and ANYTHING GOES by Cole Porter. 2025 Seagle Festival emerging artists Olivia Heaner, soprano, Abigail Hobbs, mezzo-soprano, Collin LaHood, tenor, John Tuvera Lim, baritone, and pianist Neill Campbell will perform. 

Ticket info and additional details HERE.

Tannery Pond Community Center, 228 Main Street, North Creek

Seagle Festival Presents

Juneteenth Concert

Thursday, June 19, 2025, 7:30 pm

The 2025 Seagle Festival pre-season artists commemorate the Juneteenth Holiday with a concert of songs and spirituals by Black composers. Join Neill Campbell, Olivia Heaner, Abbi Hobbs, Sergio Mandujano, and John Tuvera Lim for this powerful concert.

Purchase tickets HERE.

Oscar Seagle Memorial Theater, 999 Charley Hill Rd, Schroon Lake

The Sembrich Presents

A Juneteenth Celebration: William James Knapp

Thursday, June 19, 2025, 7 pm

William James Knapp was the great-grandchild of Dinah Jackson, the last person enslaved at Historic Cherry Hill in Albany, NY. After his mother died in 1854, James became a ward in Richard van Rensselaer’s household and worked as a butler for the family on State Street. Throughout his life, James also worked as a musician, a sales clerk at Hidley’s Music Store, a hospital porter, and a nurse. James lived at Cherry Hill for about sixteen months between 1880 and 1884. He played the violin, piano, flute, and other instruments, and his sheet music collection included popular, classical, and parlor music from the Victorian Era.

Dr. Christopher Brellochs, music consultant to Historic Cherry Hill, will share the story of William James Knapp and convey a picture of the Capital Region during the Gilded Age, a time when Albany had a music store on almost every block. Musical selections from Mr. Knapp’s extensive personal collection of sheet music – acquired between 1865 to 1885 – will be performed by LayVon Scott, baritone and Dr. Elizabeth Gerbi, piano.

Followed by a lakeside reception.

More info and tickets HERE.

The Sembrich, 4800 Lake Shore Drive, Bolton Landing

The Bookstore Plus Presents

Book signing with “Miracle on Ice” Olympic Gold Medalist Ken Morrow

Thursday, June 19, 2025, 5 – 7 pm

The Bookstore Plus is pleased to host “Miracle on Ice” Olympic Gold Medalist, retired NY Islander player, and author, Ken Morrow,  to autograph copies of his book Ken Morrow: Miracle Gold, Four Stanley Cups, and a Lifetime of Islanders Hockey.

Get more information HERE.

The Bookstore Plus, 2491 Main Street, Lake Placid