Adirondack Center for Writing announces

Position open: Program Director

ACW’s Program Director will work in collaboration with the Executive Director and Communications Manager to present quality and meaningful programs to help fulfill ACW’s mission to inspire a love of writing, reading, and storytelling.

Get the full details on the position HERE.

This position is open as the current Program Manager, Obi Taswell leaves for graduate school. From ACW: “We have absolutely loved working with them and we know you all have too. Please join us in thanking Obi and wishing them all the best on this next adventure!”

Ti Arts Presents

Keene Arts Presents

Tri-Lakes 2026 Pride Kick Off Events

We are excited to announce three unique events coming to the Tri-Lakes to kick off Pride Month in 2026:

On Monday, June 1, we will be helping the Palace Theatre in Lake Placid celebrate their 100th anniversary with a screening of To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar followed by a panel discussion and question and Answer period with established pageant queens from around the country. MOVIE BEGINS PROMPTLY AT 7 PM, PANEL DISCUSSION TO BEGIN ~9 PM – Palace Theatre (2430 Main St, Lake Placid, NY 12946)

On Tuesday, June 2, we will be hosting a presentation and panel discussion at the Saranac Lake Free Library entitled “Afternoon “Tea”—A presentation and discussion of the history of female illusion performance.” We’ll be touching on topics from within the Adirondacks, the North Country, nationally and internationally. There will be a brief question and answer period at this event as well. -PANEL DISCUSSION TO BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 4 PM – Saranac Lake Free Library, Cantwell Room (109 Main St, Saranac Lake, NY 12983)

On Tuesday, June 2, in the evening, we will be presenting a classic cabaret style drag show at the Pendragon Theatre in Saranac Lake. Allowing folks to see some of what was discussed in both panels/question and answer sessions brought to life on stage. -SHOWTIME, 6:30 PM SHARP—Pendragon Theatre (56 Woodruff St, Saranac Lake, NY 12983)

More info is HERE. 

Lake Flower Landing Presents

SLC Arts Presents

Clinton County Historical Association publishes new book for young people

The American Revolution in the Champlain Valley, from A to Z

The Clinton County Historical Association (CCHA) has published an educational book, The American Revolution in the Champlain Valley, from A to Z, to be distributed free of charge  to all fourth and fifth graders in Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties. 

The project was organized by CCHA President Geri Favreau and drew local talents from illustrator George “Speedy” Arnold and graphic designer Anja Bouchard. Elementary education teachers helped guide content development alongside members of the CCHA board. Historians from the City of Plattsburgh Jacqueline “Jackie” Stewart and Anne Bailey identified key events and people to include. The book is dedicated to the late James “Jim” Bailey, beloved historian in both Essex and Clinton counties.

Copies of the book will be available to the public after June 1 st at CCHA, 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh.

Find out more about CCHA HERE.

Paul Smith’s College VIC presents

The Susquehanna String Band

Friday, June 5, 7 pm

For over 35 years the trio of Rick Bunting, John Kirk, and Dan Duggan has created an exciting blend of original and traditional instrumental and vocal pieces. 

The Susquehanna String Band has released four recordings, Auld Lang Syne, North Country, The Cloths of Heaven and a children’s album titled Singing All The Way Home. In addition to their concert and recorded work the Susquehanna String Band has two suites “A Celtic Suite” and “The Americana Suite” they have performed with symphonies throughout the country. These arrangements are an exciting step forward in combining traditional instrumentation with symphonic accompaniment.

Additional details and get tickets HERE.

Paul Smith’s College VIC, 8023 NY30, Paul Smiths

Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council (LARAC) presents

Workshop: Watercolor with Diane Swanson

Thursday, June 4, 2026, 3 – 5 pm

Two-hour painting workshop covering watercolor techniques and tricks to help participants feel more at ease working in the medium. Participants will practice technique demonstrated by instructor to learn some of the magic of the medium, while working on a specific scene or motif. The instructor will work with each participant through the process, with tips on handling composition, color and brushwork. All materials supplied; for all artistic abilities.

Register HERE.

LARAC, 7 Lapham Place, Glens Falls