Adirondack A&E e-News # 704




Artist Mac MacDevitti in Partnership with the Town of Essex present

Skybeam Sculptures 

Saturday, June 13 – Sunday, June 28

Saturday, June 13, noon, Artist talk and welcome by Supervisor Ken Hughes 

Come and enjoy a series of new, original, site-specific Sky Beam sculptures by artist Mac MacDevitt in Beggs Point Park in Essex. The dynamic, interactive group of sculptures, rotating with the wind, will be outlined against the ever-changing vista of Lake Champlain, the sky and the distant mountains. 

And also join us for

Build Your Own Sky Beam Sculptures 

Sunday, June 14, 10 am – 12 pm and 1 – 3 pm

 Beggs Point Park, 22 Beggs Point St, Essex


The Wild Center presents 

TROLLS: Save the Humans

Thru Saturday, October 31, 2026

TROLLS: Save the Humans features six folklore-inspired Trolls who come to teach humans to rediscover nature and inspire them to be good stewards of the earth. 

This all-new touring exhibition featuring Thomas Dambo’s signature folklore-inspired troll sculptures are built from reclaimed materials and will delight visitors of all ages. The outdoor exhibition will fuse fairytales, whimsy, and incredible art installations to inspire visitors to explore themes such as recycling and reusing trash, the importance of plants and gardens, art, and more.

Get all the details—and meet the individual trolls—HERE.

The Wild Center, 45 Museum Drive, Tupper Lakes


Ti Arts Presents


Lost in the Toy Box Interactive Art Installation

Sunday, June 7 – Tuesday, June 30

Saturday, June 6, 7 – 9 pm, Grand opening during Night at the Museum fundraising gala

Liza L. L. Paige has done it again with Lost in the Toy Box, a larger-than-life art installation perfect for pictures and playtime! Meet GI Joe, Barbie, and a Furby. Stack giant legos. Color with huge crayons and colored pencils. Peek in a giant tub of play dough, and more!

More infoHERE.

North Country Children’s Museum, 10 Raymond St, Potsdam


Tupper Arts Announces

Call for Artists & Save the Date

53rd Annual Tupper Lake Art Show

Calling all Adirondack artists and creators: Submissions are now open for the 53rd Annual Tupper Lake Art Show. Explore our entry guidelines, view exhibition categories, and register today to showcase your work in this year’s premier regional gallery event. 

Details and register HERE.

The show will run Wednesday, June 17 thru Sunday, July 12.

Tupper Arts Gallery, 106 Park Street, Tupper Lake


St. Lawrence County Arts Council Presents


Trillium Chamber Players

Saturday, June 13, 7 pm Keene Arts, 

Sunday, June 14, 2 pm, Saranac Lake Methodist Church

The Trillium Chamber Players will present two concerts celebrating The Joy of Music, featuring Bach, Vivaldi, Schubert and Poulenc, with Emily Dobmeier, clarinet, Sarah Bleile Douglass, violin, Timothy Mount, Piano and Amy Nelson, Soprano.

Keene Arts, 10881 State Hwy 9N, Keene

Saranac Lake Methodist Church, 63 Church St, Saranac Lake


Tannery Pond Center Presents

For the Birds

Friday & Saturday, June 12 & 13, 2026
 

 For The Birds Weekend honors the birds of the Adirondacks.  We will be having a variety of activities, including a “Sip and Paint” and “Build a Birdhouse” workshops, an artists’ reception, and a Tannery Talk  on “The Wild World of Bird Courtship.”

The full details and schedule are HERE.

Tannery Pond Community Center, 228 Main Street, North Creek


The View Arts Center presents

Slabs: Ceramic Bead Pole Beads Workshop

Saturday, June 13, 9 – 11 am

Discover a fresh approach to bead-making using hand built slab techniques in this creative ceramic workshop. Participants will roll, cut, and form slabs into beads, exploring how flat clay can be transformed into dimensional shapes. Focus will be placed on clean construction and achieving balanced forms while allowing for playful variations in size and design. Add texture, carving, and surface details to create visual interest, then stack your finished beads into a unique ceramic bead pole sculpture.  Perfect for all skill levels, this class offers an engaging blend of structure, creativity, and hands-on problem solving.

Learn more and register HERE.

 And also at the View

Gustav Stickley and L. & J.G. Stickley Presentation with Amanda Clifford

Saturday, June 13, 10 am – 12 pm

Join Amanda Clifford, Director of The Stickley Museum, for an engaging presentation exploring the legacy of Stickley furniture and the enduring influence of the American Arts and Crafts movement on contemporary design.

Drawing on her extensive experience working with Stickley collections, Clifford will share insights into the craftsmanship, philosophy, and continued relevance of this iconic design tradition.

Light coffee and local Eagle Bay Donuts will be served.

Reservations are required. Register HERE.

The View Arts Center, 3273 NY-28, Old Forge


Mace Chasm Farm Summer Barn Show Line-up

810 Mace Chasm Rd, Keeseville

Details HERE.


Babbie Rural & Farm Learning Museum Presents

250 River Road, Peru


Fort Ticonderoga presents

Scots Day

Saturday, June 13, 2026

Discover the heroic stories of Scottish soldiers in the British Army serving at Ticonderoga and North America through the campaigns of the 18th century. Thrill at musket demonstrations that highlight the equipment, clothing, and tactics of the red-coated Scottish soldier, during the defining military campaigns that shaped North America.

Merchants selling kilts, crafts, and other gifts will join Scottish organizations from across the East Coast to greet visitors with information on all aspects of their rich heritage.

The full day of activities includes special guided tours and a remembrance service on the Carillon Battlefield at the Memorial Cairn. Carillon boat cruises will carry visitors onto the water to explore the epic historic landscape and its strategic importance during the 18th century.

Get the full details, including the schedule of events, and purchase tickets HERE.

Fort Ticonderoga, 102 Fort Ti Road, Ticonderoga


Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council (LARAC) presents

55th Annual June Arts Festival

Saturday, June 13, 10 am – 5 pm
Sunday, June 14, 10 am – 4 pm

This two day juried fine arts festival is the largest arts event in the Adirondack Region. 

Representing over 150 artists from around the country, as well as live music from local musicians all weekend long, we are excited to be bringing this event to Downtown Glens Falls for its 55th year.

Glens Falls City Park, Maple Street, Glens Falls


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