Hill and Hollow Music presents

The Zodiac Trio

Sunday, September 21, 3 pm

Recognized as one of the foremost clarinet-violin-piano ensembles performing today, the Zodiac Trio enjoys an international concert schedule that consistently spans three continents. The trio formed in 2006 at the Manhattan School of Music under the guidance of renowned clarinetist David Krakauer and violinist Isodore Cohen of the Beaux Arts Trio.  Shortly after, the Zodiac Trio was first brought to the attention of the international chamber music scene in a feature by the London-based international MUSO magazine, praising the Trio for “bringing a rare combination of instruments into the spotlight by unearthing old repertoire and commissioning new music.”  

During its early years as apprentice of the Ysaÿe Quartet at the Paris Conservatory, the trio made its mark on the international competition circuit, garnering multiple prizes in the U.S. and Europe and firmly launching their career.

Find out more including ticketing info HERE.

Saranac Methodist Church, Route 3, Saranac

Presented by East Branch Friends of the Arts, 

in collaboration with Keene Arts

Live Music at the Bark Eater

John Brown Lives! Presents

Ti Arts Presents

Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council (LARAC) presents

2026 Community Art Grant Guidelines & Applications now available

Community Art Grants provide support for art and cultural projects to non-profit organizations, groups, collectives, and artists. LARAC provides financial support to artists and organizations in Warren and Washington County through 3 categories: Project Support, Individual Artist, and Art Education. The purpose of Community Art Grants is to make art accessible to all by bringing all artistic forms to the communities of Warren and Washington County.

Deadline for all 2026 Applications: DECEMBER 5, 2025

Applications and guidelines HERE.

The Strand Center for the Arts presents

EagleMania: The World’s Greatest Eagles Tribute

Friday, September 19, 8 pm

EagleMania has been dazzling audiences for over a decade by spectacularly reproducing the music of The Eagles. EagleMania thrills internationally sold-out audiences with their stunning five part harmony, virtuoso guitar work and uncanny ability to emulate the distinct sound of The Eagles. The EagleMania show consists of the Eagles’ greatest hits, as well as select Don Henley, Glenn Frey, and Joe Walsh solo efforts. If you like The Eagles you simply must experience the world’s greatest Eagles Tribute, EagleMania!

More info and tickets HERE.

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

Great Camp Sagamore presents

Samuel Clemens: Tales of Mark Twain

Sunday, September 21, 2025, 1:30 – 3:30 pm

Samuel Clemens: Tales of Mark Twain is a contemporary one-man show, written and performed by Joe Baer, that tells the story of Samuel Clemens’ life. Context and words from the pen of Mark Twain are intertwined to reimagine this legend on the lecture circuit, highlighting the ebbs and flows of this iconic American figure’s life against a visual backdrop of historical imagery.

“I’m not trying to impersonate Twain but rather personify him. My goal on stage is to create a Twain character for the 21st century. His logic and ‘snappers’ are timeless, and many, for better or worse, are still applicable to todays’ world.” —Joe Baer, Actor & Playwright

Details and ticket info HERE.

Also at Great Camp Sagamore….

The Presidency & Presidential Elections in American History

Sunday, September 21, 2025, 7:15  – 8:30 pm

In the aftermath of the Election of 2024, many questions are circulating within our news media and within our minds.  Have political coalitions realigned?  How did one candidate “win” the election, and how did the other candidate “lose” it?  What do Americans really want from their leadership?  And at the core, how much of our present moment might fundamentally change America, and how much is politics as usual?

Although history cannot answer these questions for our future, it can give instructive examples from our past. Join Sagamore Historian Connor Williams for a lecture and conversation on what our nation’s past elections can teach us about its present and future ones.

This is a non-partisan event: Connor’s remarks will be grounded in the past, and presented apolitically–in all aspects, this event is intended to learn from history, rather than politicize it.

Additional details and tickets info HERE.

Great Camp Sagamore, 1105 Sagamore Road, Raquette Lake