Adirondack A&E e-News # 606

Downtown Artist Cellar (DAC) presents
Vocabulary: Blending Text and Image, by Diane Fine
Thru Saturday, November 8
In Vocabulary: Blending Text and Image, Diane Fine presents prints that merge word and form in poetic dialogue. Her layered compositions explore themes of kinship, loss, and reflection, inviting viewers into a contemplative space where meaning is both seen and felt. A longtime educator and master printmaker, Fine draws inspiration from her early experiences with letterpress printing, a process that continues to inform her creative voice.
The exhibition also features collaborative works created with award winning poet Lorraine Padden, highlighting the synergy that arises when visual art and poetry intertwine.
Downtown Artist Cellar, 410 East Main Street, Malone
An Afternoon with Photographer Nathan Farb


Caroga Arts Celebrates Halloween At Sherman’s With Haunted Carousel And Trunk Or Treat
Friday, October 24, 4 – 7 pm: Haunted Carousel. Free Admission,
Saturday, October 25, 12 – 2 pm: Trunk or Treat. Free Admission,
Sunday, October 26, 12 – 2 pm: Haunted Carousel. Free Admission
Celebrate Halloween weekend at Sherman’s Park with Caroga Arts! The festivities kick off with the Haunted Carousel on Friday, featuring free rides and spooky decorations for all ages to enjoy. On Saturday, the fun continues with the Annual Trunk or Treat, co-presented by Caroga Arts and the Town of Caroga Tourism Commission. Families can enjoy trunk or treating, live music by Caroga Arts SPACE students, cider and donuts, and take part in a festive costume contest. The weekend wraps up with one more chance to experience the Haunted Carousel on Sunday afternoon.
Lean more HERE.
Sherman’s Park, Caroga Lake, 114 East Shore Road West, Caroga Lake

Elizabethtown Social Center presents
Midnight at Cora’s Estate Haunted House
Friday, October 24, 3:30 – 5 pm (family-friendly) and 6 – 9 pm (for brave souls!)
Enter the eerie halls of Cora’s Estate, where our talented teens have crafted a haunted experience full of chills, thrills, and surprises around every corner. From spooky decorations to unexpected frights, this is a haunted adventure you won’t want to miss. Come brave the estate… if you dare!
This haunted house is hosted and created by our talented teens, but all community members are invited to brave the halls of Cora’s Estate. Come if you dare!
Please contact us at 518-873-6408 or programs@elizabethtownsocialcenter.org for any questions!
Elizabethtown Social Center, 7626 US-9, Elizabethtown

Haunted History Walking Tour
Friday & Sunday, October 24 & 25, 6 pm
Join local history enthusiast Carolyn Greenberg for a thrilling, lantern-lit ghost tour of Saranac Lake’s historic Helen Hill! Carolyn’s tour mixes chilling paranormal folklore with the unique history of the tuberculosis cure era in Saranac Lake.
Carolyn has spent years gathering local ghost lore for an upcoming book and has presented her findings at the Saranac Laboratory Museum for the past two years.
More info HERE.
Saranac Laboratory Museum, 89 Church St, Saranac Lake

Snowfort Books presents
Book Club with local author Caperton Tissot’s On Thin Ice
Sunday, October 26, 4 pm
About the book: Tuck Rising, an injured ski champion, returns to his hometown where he finds work as a Great Camp caretaker. With his new bride Britt Freier and his daughter Tibetta, he moves into a rustic home in the village of Meltmor, planning to stay only until he recovers and returns to racing. However, that is not to be. Like walking on thin ice, every step he takes brings him closer to peril. This story romps through the high jinks and hard times of a northern village and the lives of caretakers. In a twist of magic realism, the prophesies of Pitt and his pet Rat remind us that the way forward is not always clear. Life in the North brings Tuck far more obstacles than flags on a race course. Mystery, fun and sorrow, this story has it all.
Additional details HERE.
Snowfort Books, 6592 Main Street, Westport

Glens Falls Symphony presents
2nd Annual Halloween Family Concert
Saturday, October 25, 2025, 1 pm
2nd annual “Halloween Family Concert” prior to the Glens Falls collaborative’s annual Halloween downtown tradition Boo2You! The concert will feature symphony members in String Quartet and Percussion Duo.
Hosted by Music Director Charles Peltz, members of the Symphony will perform musical favorites from a wide range of genres and styles. The performance in the Wood Theater will be festive with fun, seasonal activities and treats, and audience members of any age can dress up in their Halloween best. Saturday’s performance will be a sensory-friendly concert, a welcoming and inclusive experience for people of any age, including those with sensory sensitivities.
Following the concert, families can walk out onto Glen Street and enjoy all the Boo2You festivities for the afternoon. Ticket purchase is required for entry to the concert, while the Boo2You events on Glen/Ridge Streets from 2 – 4 pm are free.
Full details are HERE.
Charles R. Wood Theater, 207 Glen St, Glens Falls

The Views Arts Center presents
6th Annual View Halloween Party
Saturday, October 25, 2025, 7:30 – 10:30
Gather your brooms, fangs, wigs, and makeup and join us for our 6th Annual Halloween Party.
This premier Halloween party is FREE to the public and will feature a cash bar, Halloween-themed specialty cocktails, heavy appetizers, and, of course, a costume contest with prizes for the top 3 costumes of the night.
Due to the alcohol at the event, the party is for ages 21 and over.
Learn more HERE.
View Arts Center, 3273 State Route 28, Old Forge

The Views Arts Center presents
6th Annual View Halloween Party
Saturday, October 25, 2025, 7:30 – 10:30
Gather your brooms, fangs, wigs, and makeup and join us for our 6th Annual Halloween Party.
This premier Halloween party is FREE to the public and will feature a cash bar, Halloween-themed specialty cocktails, heavy appetizers, and, of course, a costume contest with prizes for the top 3 costumes of the night.
Due to the alcohol at the event, the party is for ages 21 and over.
Learn more HERE.
View Arts Center, 3273 State Route 28, Old Forge

Fort Ticonderoga presents
A Revolutionary Anthology: Subjects, Citizens, Service
Thru Sunday, October 26, then on Saturday, November 8 for Veteran’s Day
The second chapter of the A Revolutionary Anthology exhibition series, on view in the Mars Education Center, brings together never-before-seen objects, documents, and stories that trace the transformation of individuals and communities from subjects of a king to citizens of a republic.
Exhibition highlights include:
- Alexander Hamilton’s Revolutionary War epaulet
- French officer’s uniform – possibly the only one to survive from the Siege of Yorktown
- Boston Corps of Cadets Coat – the oldest known American-made military coat
Additional details HERE.
Fort Ticonderoga, 102 Fort Road, Ticonderoga
