The 5th in ArtWorks' series of Professional Development Workshops for Artists: "Website Nuts & Bolts For Artists" with Marisol Sauer of Smart Site Designs This is a zoom meeting. Free to ArtWorks members, $10 for others. Info: admin@SaranacLakeArtWorks.org. funded by the Pearsall Adirondack Foundation -- thanks!
The Fall Lyceum presents a five-week series of conversations that will dig deep into topics of concern and significance for the region. Justin Cree in conversation with Katharine Preston about the history, enduring culture, and contemporary struggles of the Mohawk people. Justin Cree is a member of the "Wakathahión:ni (Wolf Clan) Kanien’kehaka (Mohawk) of the...
ACW’s Meet reporter and author, Tim Rowland (Jay, NY) to learn about his new series reporting on the regional housing crisis for the Adirondack Explorer. Rowland has also authored a history of hiking in the Adirondacks, a popular guide to lesser-known ADK hikes, and the New York Times Bestselling Strange and Obscure Stories of the...
The Fall Lyceum presents a five-week series of conversations that will dig deep into topics of concern and significance for the region. Dr. Nina Schoch and Andrea Barrett will discuss the scientific and cultural significance of loons in the Adirondacks, the work of the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation, what leads people into working with...
Fiddling With Traditions is a fun, imaginative, muti-media concert that features fiddler/composer Gretchen Koehler & pianist Daniel Kelly sharing fiddle tunes that evoke everything from sweeping paint strokes, to intricate stitching, to the fiery forging of Northern NY's folk traditions. From heart pumping musical arrangements to peaceful panoramas, their expressive soundscapes capture the spirit of...
“From the initial spark of inspiration to the final creation, every artistic endeavor, be it art, music, literature, or film, follows a unique path. There are no hard and fast rules. There are no roadmaps. But there is wisdom to be shared by people who have achieved their goals. As a writer, I have relied...
The Fall Lyceum presents a five-week series of conversations that will dig deep into topics of concern and significance for the region. Tonight's discussion: Michale Glennon in conversation with Elizabeth Lee about ecology, climate science, and community engagement. Michale Glennon has worked as a wildlife ecologist in the Adirondacks for two decades, investigating a variety...
The Fall Lyceum presents a five-week series of conversations that will dig deep into topics of concern and significance for the region. Tonights discussion: Willsboro resident Peter Paine, Jr., a legendary champion of the Adirondacks, and Diane Fish, former Deputy Director of the Adirondack Council, will talk about developing a commitment to place, the triumphs...
The Fall Lyceum presents a five-week series of conversations that will dig deep into topics of concern and significance for the region. Tonights discussion: John Mesick, a distinguished preservation architect, and Steven Engelhart, the long-time executive director of Adirondack Architectural Heritage, will have a far-ranging conversation about what brought them to this field, what their...
Speaker: Dr. Evan Sullivan, PhD, Assistant Professor of History, SUNY Adirondack 7pm at the Chapman, free Around 200,000 American soldiers were disabled as a result of the Great War, of which roughly 70,000 were classified as neuro-psychiatric. An even smaller number of veterans came home with amnesia. Newspaper reports from across the United States commented...
The Art of Music: Conversations on the Music Industry Saranac Lake ArtWorks has brought several visiting artists to the community for our special “Conversations with Artists” series. The first weekend of December, we are focusing on musicians! This free discussion, moderated by Peter Seward (Lake Flower Landing) will take place at BluSeed Studios, Dec 2,...
Join us in the Lounge for an evening of storytelling! Come and share, or just listen as community members and visitors from all walks of life, backgrounds and orientations come together and connect through the sharing of personal stories in a safe, supportive environment free from pressure or judgment. No experience necessary. Any story is...
