Well the summer so far has been great - great weather and lots of fun - seems I've been in a time warp without a minute to spare - not unusual for this time of year.
Have tried some new garden planters - although they are actually made of a special fabric - so far potato and tomato plants all look really great - actually ate our first vine ripe tomato yesterday :) Lots of lettuce in raised garden bed - hopefully some eggplant - peppers not so good and my spinach and broccoli were not successful - will have to try something different next year - maybe some more attention to them would help but I do what I can.
Just discovered a DEC link which should prove interesting - google earth maps of trails - you have to download the latest version of google earth to view - kind of neat and I'm sure at the end of the summer I'll have time to really check it out in more detail!
http://www.dec.ny.gov/pubs/42978.html
Made it to the Tug Hill Winery for a "Wine" down after hours - went on a night with music - one word AWESOME! Met a group of friends and enjoyed food and wine - did not need to go out to dinner afterwards. A must do!
Have made it up to Norridgewock a couple of times for supper - as always a great time - nothing like cruising to supper - so summer is in full swing - fast and furious for our house - but we are loving live in the Adks and wouldn't have it any other way - still have a couple must dos on my list for the summer good thing there's still a month left - I want to finally hike the Red Horse Tr and then kayak down river below the dam.
Thank you to all our guests who have been coming to stay with us at the B&B - we have enjoyed you all and are happy to be able to share this area with all of you!
So here are some things for August:
Sunday evening band concerts at the Old Forge Lakefront 7pm to 9pm.
Bingo every Monday at the Old Forge Fire Hall starting at 7:30pm.
Old Forge Farmers Market every Friday from 2pm to 6pm.
Historic Walking Tours All new tours for 2010 - FREE to the public, led by our Town Historian Peg Masters. 9:30-11:00 Friday mornings in August. Call 315-369-3838 315-369-3838 for additional information.
Aug. 1 Shakespeare in the Park - "Twelfth Night" will be performed at the Moose River House at 2pm. The classic jazz songs of the 1950s keep the beat for this tuneful, topsy-turvy tale of mistaken identities and foiled lovers. When the Rat Pack meets the Bard, it’s very funny, very romantic, and way cool. (Rated G). This centerpiece of the Adirondack Lakes Summer Theater Festival will feature professional actors and local talent performing for free in 18 locations around the Adirondack Park. Admission is FREE.
Aug. 2 Victorian Party on the Porch - This fundraiser-benefit will be held from 2-5pm on the porches of the Goodsell Museum, 2993 State Route 28, Old Forge. Enjoy the displays and exhibits, refreshments, entertainment, conversation, and silent auction. $15 pre-paid includes all refreshments and entertainment. Sponsored by the Town of Webb Historical Association. For reservations and additional information, please call 315-369-3838 315-369-3838.
Aug. 2 Kinderwood Classic Golf Tournament - To raise funds for the naming right for the Miriam Davis Kashiwa Kinderwood Suite at the Arts Guild's new Arts and Sciences Center. For more information contact Sharon Kleps at 315-369-3105 315-369-3105.
Aug. 3 "Keep Looking for the Bluebird: The Wildlife Art Adventures of Tom Yacovella" - Art exhibit opening reception at the Old Forge Library from 6pm to 8pm. The artist will talk about his work and sign his book. The exhbit will be on display the month of August. Call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008 for additional information.
Aug. 3 "The History of Lakes and Lake Districts" - Thomas Vawter, Ph. D. will speak at the Tuesday Lecture Series at 7pm at the Arts Center/Old Forge. Presented free of charge as a public service
Aug. 4 Shakespeare in the Park - "Twelfth Night" will be performed on the Old Forge Lakefront at 7pm. The classic jazz songs of the 1950s keep the beat for this tuneful, topsy-turvy tale of mistaken identities and foiled lovers. When the Rat Pack meets the Bard, it’s very funny, very romantic, and way cool. (Rated G). This centerpiece of the Adirondack Lakes Summer Theater Festival will feature professional actors and local talent performing for free in 18 locations around the Adirondack Park. Admission is FREE.
Aug 6 Art Walks - The first Friday of every month June - October, many local businesses will stay open later and provide a variety of activities for art lovers. The Art Center/Old Forge will offer reduced admissions fees, as well as beverages and hors d'oeuvres.
Aug 7 Big Moose Bazaar & Festival - Fun for all ages! Held rain or shine at the Big Moose Community Chapel from 9am until 2pm. Fun and games for the entire family! Live music, sale items, special guests. guided party-barge tours of beautiful Big Moose Lake and more.
Aug 7 Tennis Classic Cocktail Party - You are invited to celebrate the Adirondacks and our Tennis Tournament at a catered event. A limited number of Cocktail party tickets for guest are available. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Sponsored by the Art Center/Old Forge. For more information, please call 315-369-6411 315-369-6411.
Aug. 8 Cabin Concert Series - An intimate setting for lovers of classical music. The musicians will perform on the 1908 Steinway Concert B piano. Champagne, lemonade, and tea-sandwiches will be served. Limited seating; reservations required by the Wednesday prior to the concert. Sponsored by the Art Center/Old Forge, phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411.
Aug. 10 "Emily Dickenson, A Life" - Performance at 7:30Pm at the Old Forge Library by Eleanor Stearns. Call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008 for additional information.
Aug. 11 "Open Mic Night " - Readings of prose and poetry at the Old Forge Library starting at 7:30pm with Emcee Bibi Wein. Public invited to attend and participate. For more information, please call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008.
Aug. 12 "Seasons to Remember" - Gala fundraiser to benefit the Town of Webb Historical Association at The Strand Theatre. This popular event returns and begins with a Cocktail Party at the Historical's Hemmer Cottage along the Old Forge waterfront. Guests will proceed to the Strand Theater for a premiere showing of spectacular photographs submitted by friends of the Association highlighting all four recreational seasons in the Old Forge area. Contact the Association Director Gail Murray at 315 369-3838 315 369-3838 or by email if you have photos to share or are interested in more details.
Aug. 13 Butterfly Hike with Gary Lee- Meet at the Art Center at 10am with naturalist and author Gary Lee. Presented free as a public service and sponsored by the Art Center/Old Forge.
Aug. 14 House Tour by Boat - Tour waterfront homes along the Fulton Chain. Whether an historic site or a spectacular new design, individuals with noteworthy homes will host visitors and offer tours. Participants will be shuttled between the specially selected homes in the comfort of party barges. This event is a wonderful way to explore our local waterways, and to learn about the beauty of the homes along them. Benefit for the Arts Center/Old Forge by reservation only. Phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411 for reservations and additional information.
Aug. 14 & 15 Antiques Show & Sale - The Antiques Show and Sale will feature, vintage Adirondack furniture, historic guide boats & canoes, genuine Old Hickory, fine art, Native American jewelry & artifacts, folk art, Oriental & Persian rugs, Olympic advertising, camp & trade signs, taxidermy, books & ephemera for the collector, and everything camp and cottage. www.AdkMuseum.org
Aug. 15 Old Forge Library Bash - Fundraiser sponsored by The Friends of the Old Forge Library, 4 to 6pm. Call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008 for additional information.
Aug. 17 "Wildlife & Wildflowers, My Orchid Collection" - Naturalist Gary Lee will speak at the Tuesday Lecture Series at 7pm at the Arts Center/Old Forge. Presented free of charge as a public service.
Aug. 17 "The Worlds of Johann Sebastian Bach" - Reading and musical presentation by author Raymond Erickson at 7:30pm at the Old Forge Library. Call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008 for additional information.
Aug. 19 Historic Walking Tour of Moss Lake - Sponsored by the Town of Webb Historical Association in Old Forge and led by Geof Longstaff, son of former owner of Moss Lake Camp for Girls. Reservations are required, tour limited to 30 individuals. Rain or shine, meet at Moss Lake Trailhead off the Big Moose Road. Donations welcome. For registration and additional information,
please call 315-369-3838 315-369-3838.
Aug. 19 4th Annual Youth Artist Festival - Hosted at McCauley Mountain Ski Area from 10am to 2pm by Khoros Performaing Arts Company for Kids, Inc. and co-sponsored by the Old Forge Library, the Arts Center/Old Forge and McCauley Mountain. The Youth Artist Festival is to bring together all young artists, ages six through young adult, with and without special needs to share their talents in a day long celebration of the arts. The festival goers can prepare a short performance piece or exhibit their visual art work. Entertainment will be provided by professional artists at intervals during the festival as well as many hands-on arts activities. Call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008 or 315-369-6411 315-369-6411 for additional information.
Aug. 19 "Deaf Stories" - Presented from 11am to Noon by storyteller Nickie Nordquist as part of the Youth Artist Festival at McCauley Mountain. Sponsored by the Old Forge Library. Call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008 for addtional information.
Aug. 21 Gallery Walkabout & Continental Breakfast - John Cullen will lead a group discussion on several paintings on display. A renowned abstract impressionist, Cullen's keen eye and unique perspective will help him guide the discussion, which has become a highly anticipated event for both art lovers and exhibing artistis. Sponsored by the Art Center/Old Forge, phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411.
Aug. 21 " 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" - Six young people in the throes of puberty learn that winning isn’t everything in this Tony Award winning musical by William Finn. Join us for an afternoon of laugh out loud lyrics and equally beautiful music as we end the inaugural season of ALSTF with this hysterical musical comedy. (Rated PG-13). Presented at The Strand Theatre at 2pm as part of the Adirondack Lakes Summer Theatre Festival. Admission is $22 / $15 for members of the Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts.
Aug. 21- Oct. 3 29th Annual Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors -
The Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors features aquamedia works on paper from many of the best living painters in North America. It has been ranked one of the ten best competitve watercolor exhibitions in the country by The Artist's Magazine and has recieved many endorsements and accolades. Come and revel in the breathtaking work that has been selected for this highly competitive watercolor exhibition. Sponsored by the Arts Center/Old Forge, phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411
Aug. 24 "American Songbook" - FREE performance at 7:30pm at the Old Forge Library by Jazz duo Too Human: Roger Bruno and Ellen Schartz. Call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008 for additional information.
Aug. 27 10th Annual Choo Choo For Charity Golf Tournament - Enjoy a wonderful round trip ride on the Adirondack Scenic Railroad leaving Union Station in Utica in the morning and then energizing yourself with a great day of golf at the Thendara Golf Club. If you are not a golfer, there are other activities including sightseeing and shopping in the Old Forge area. For more information and registration, please call 315-724-3151
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Bluegrass Festival
June 18 - 20 is the Tug Hill Bluegrass Festival at Maple Ridge Center just outside the village of Lowville. You can go for the weekend or a day - or just for the evening! visit http://www.tughillbluegrass.com/
Runs from 2pm Friday until 2 pm Sunday!
Runs from 2pm Friday until 2 pm Sunday!
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Pig Roast this Sat
Ohhhhh...and - this Sat is pig roast/chicken barbeque at the Restaurant in Stillwater - and great home show in Old Forge - we were at the flower planting party tonight for CAP 21 in town (helped to plant all the flower baskets that you see throughout the Rte28 corridor) and some of the show goodies were already rolling in - should be a good show - some nice hot tubs already were there and some neat grills and stoves - just to give you a sneak peak! :) And enjoy the flowers in town! We brought back about a dozen for Stillwater - it's taken us a few years but we've figured out how to get them home without flipping them out of the baskets on the dirt roads. The first year we unplanted them all on the way home and got to scrape the dirt out of the bed of the truck and replant in a swarm of black flies - lots of fun.
By the way the bugs are at a low this week! I think the dry spring helped curtail the bug production.
See you soon!
By the way the bugs are at a low this week! I think the dry spring helped curtail the bug production.
See you soon!
Water Levels
Hello all!
Recent rains have helped our water level here recover - we are now at about 1674 with 1679 being full to the tippy top of the boards on top of the dam. We will be in good shape for summer! Right now we have some beach exposed - has been cooler here the past few days so if you are planning on coming this weekend plan on cool nights and warmer days. Usually we reach high water ealier in the season but we have enjoyed the warm dry weather this spring and are thankful for the rain now to play catch up on things!
See you soon!
Recent rains have helped our water level here recover - we are now at about 1674 with 1679 being full to the tippy top of the boards on top of the dam. We will be in good shape for summer! Right now we have some beach exposed - has been cooler here the past few days so if you are planning on coming this weekend plan on cool nights and warmer days. Usually we reach high water ealier in the season but we have enjoyed the warm dry weather this spring and are thankful for the rain now to play catch up on things!
See you soon!
Saturday, June 5, 2010
June local events
Hello to All!
Spring has been a busy season here at Northern Lights - gardens are looking great this year although things are blooming earlier than usual!
Here are some upcoming events in the area which should be of interest!
STILLWATER RESERVOIR-
June 12th is the Stillwater Pig Roast/Chicken Barbeque call the restaurant 315-376-6470 for details - starts around noon!
Surrounding area:
June 4-6 Thunder in Old Forge - Motorcycle gathering. Vendors and exhibitors at the Hiltebrant Recreation Center Pavilion on North Street. Guided rides, parade, Custom Bike Show, Blessing of the Bikes and more. Sponsored by the Central Adirondack Association, phone 315-369-6983 315- 369-6983. www.ThunderinOldForge.com
June 4 Art Walks - The first Friday of every month June - October, many local businesses will stay open later and provide a variety of activities for art lovers. The Art Center/Old Forge will offer reduced admissions fees, as well as beverages and hors d'oeuvres.
June 5 Ride the McCauley Mountain Scenic Chairlift - Special one day of operation from 10am to 3pm in conjunction with "Thunder in Old Forge". $1 off admission to all those with Thunder wristbands. Adults $6. Seniors (over 65) & Juniors (6-16) $5, Children age 5 and under FREE.
June 6 Annual Neighbor Day Celebration - Join your friends and neighbors for fun at the Arts Center on Neighbor Day, with food, music, activities, and your last chance to check out "Exaggerate" the multimedia exhibit. It will also be the last day of Dino Petrocelli's motorcycle photography in celebration of "Thunder in Old Forge". Events for the whole family are planned. The Northwoods Lodge Masons and Dewey-Old Forge Order of the Eastern Star will sell their famous chicken barbecue dinners. Awards will be given for prize winners in both the art and writing portions of the exhibit, and 2010's Annual Beautification Award winner will be presented with this honor. Mark Andrews will be signing the 29th Annual Adirondack National Exhibition of American Watercolors commemorative poster. Sponsored by the Arts Center/Old Forge. Phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411 for reservations and additional information.
June 8 "Climbing Your Family Tree" - Program 7-9pm at the Goodsell Museum, 2993 State Route 28, Old Forge. Pre-registration required for this genealogy program is required to insure copies of hand-outs to attendees. Space is limited. Program presented by Richard Williams, Town of Kirkland and Village of Clinton Historian. Sponsored by the Town of Webb historical Association. For registration and additional information, please call 315-369-3838 315-369-3838.
June 10 Adirondack League Club Cocktail-Reception Fundraiser - Save this TENTATIVE date for a rare opportunity for a guided tour of THREE 1906 Club Cottages - designed by Augustus D. Shepard, PLUS the 1908 ALC wooden tennis courts rebuilt in 1923, the 1912 Little Moose Boat House, the 1919 Mountain Lodge (Summer House), the 1914 Little Moose Guide House - (Winter House), and the 1925 Doctor's residence & office. Guideboat lovers will enjoy seeing many vintage boats including the "Resaca" that once belonged to President Benjamin Harrison, a former summer resident on the Fulton Chain. $90/TOWHA members and $100/non-members. The event includes a souvenir program, hors d'oeuvres and beverages. RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED - pleased call the Town of Webb historical Association at 315-369-3838 315-369-3838 for more information.
June 11-13 2010 Adirondack Camp & Home Show - Featuring a variety of seminars and scores of vendors specializing in Adirondack home building needs, from windows to docks to home decorating accents. Sponsored by Brooker's True Value Hardware at the George T. Hiltebrant Recreation Center on North Street in Old Forge. More information on the event is available by calling event organizer Don Simpson at 315-369-3233 315-369-3233 or visit the website www.adkcampandhomeshow.com.
June 12 Gallery Walkabout & Continental Breakfast - Award-winning artist, Sean Dye, will lead a group discussion, from 10:30am until Noon, on paintings in the National Pastel Exhibition. Currently teaching at the University of Vermont and popular workshops, Dye's talent for discussing artwork in combination with his artistic ability makes this an event not to be missed. Sponsored by the Arts Center, phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411.
June 12 - July 10 6th Annual Northeast National Pastel Exhibition - The Northeast National Pastel Exhibition features artwork from renowned pastel artists from across the United States and Canada. Marvel at the versatility and vibrancy of paintings created using pastel, and discover why it is such an exciting medium for artists everywhere. Whether you are familiar with pastels or if this is your first pastel exhibition, you will experience artwork sure to delight and surprise. Sponsored by the Arts Center/Old Forge, phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411
June 16 Enchanted Forest/Water Safari Opens for the Season - New York's Largest Water Theme Park with over 50 rides & attractions including 32 of the wettest and wildest water rides! Open from 10am to 4pm the first day of operation.
June 18 Ferd's Bog Hike with Gary Lee - Meet at 7am at the corner of Uncas Road and Route 28 in Eagle Bay. See boreal birds and orchids with naturalist and author Gary Lee. Presented free as a public service and sponsored by the Art Center/Old Forge.
June 18 Father's Day Weekend Classic Car Show Parade - Main Street, Old Forge. 7pm.
June 18 "Over the River and Through the Woods" - Reader's Theatre encore production by the Mountain Theatre Company's Director Alan Sabin at 7pm at the Old Forge Library. Call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008 for additional information.
June 19 13th Annual Father's Day Weekend Car Show- Cash prizes to two best of show winners (antique/classic and modified street rod), dash plaques to first 100 entrants. First, second and third place trophies in 20 classes. Gates open at 9am, judging starts at noon, prizes and trophies awarded at 3pm. Also auto-related vendors and swap meet, food and beverages available. In case of rain, show cars parked inside pavilion on first come basis. Car registration fee $8 advance received before June 1, $10 gate. Auto vendors and swappers registration $10. George T. Hiltebrant Recreation Center. Spectators $2, children under 12 free. Sponsored by the Central Adirondack Association and Kratzenberg Masonry & Excavating, Inc. Click here to register your car.
June 20 Remsen Bog Hike with Gary Lee- Meet at the Art Center at 9am to carpool or at the OK Corral in Remsen at 10am. See Showy Lady Slippers, Grass Pinks and Liesel's Twayblade with naturalist and author Gary Lee. Presented free as a public service and sponsored by the Art Center/Old Forge.
June 20 Annual Father's Day Frog Jump - Children can bring their champion frog to win prizes and fathers should wear their most outrageous tie! Largest, smallest, and longest jumper. Great family fun! Don't worry, all frogs are released unharmed.
June 20 Adirondack Scenic Railroad Father's Day Special - Fathers ride free! Click here for schedule.
June 21 Town of Webb Public Beach Opens for Season - Open daily 9am-6pm, weather permitting, free of charge on the Old Forge Lakefront. Entrance and parking on Lakeview Avenue.
June 25 McCauley Mountain Scenic Chairlift Opens for Season – Call 315-369-3225 315-369-3225 for dates and times available until Columbus Day in October. Click here for schedule
June 25 - Oct. 8 Old Forge Farmers Market – Fridays from 2pm to 6pm on Park Avenue between Crosby Boulevard and Lamberton Street. For additional information, please call 315-369-2313 315-369-2313.
June 26 Kiwanis Old Forge Paddle Classic - 6 & 12- mile Canoe and Kayak races and Kid's Fun Loop. Registration 7:30am to 9am at the Hemmer Cottage on the Old Forge Lakefront. First start 9am. Entry fee: $25 for adults and $5 for kids. Out and back races. Food will be available during the awards ceremony immediately following the races. For additional information contact: Sheila Brady, Email: thorshannon@frontiernet.net, Phone: 315-369-3872 315-369-3872.
Spring has been a busy season here at Northern Lights - gardens are looking great this year although things are blooming earlier than usual!
Here are some upcoming events in the area which should be of interest!
STILLWATER RESERVOIR-
June 12th is the Stillwater Pig Roast/Chicken Barbeque call the restaurant 315-376-6470 for details - starts around noon!
Surrounding area:
June 4-6 Thunder in Old Forge - Motorcycle gathering. Vendors and exhibitors at the Hiltebrant Recreation Center Pavilion on North Street. Guided rides, parade, Custom Bike Show, Blessing of the Bikes and more. Sponsored by the Central Adirondack Association, phone 315-369-6983 315- 369-6983. www.ThunderinOldForge.com
June 4 Art Walks - The first Friday of every month June - October, many local businesses will stay open later and provide a variety of activities for art lovers. The Art Center/Old Forge will offer reduced admissions fees, as well as beverages and hors d'oeuvres.
June 5 Ride the McCauley Mountain Scenic Chairlift - Special one day of operation from 10am to 3pm in conjunction with "Thunder in Old Forge". $1 off admission to all those with Thunder wristbands. Adults $6. Seniors (over 65) & Juniors (6-16) $5, Children age 5 and under FREE.
June 6 Annual Neighbor Day Celebration - Join your friends and neighbors for fun at the Arts Center on Neighbor Day, with food, music, activities, and your last chance to check out "Exaggerate" the multimedia exhibit. It will also be the last day of Dino Petrocelli's motorcycle photography in celebration of "Thunder in Old Forge". Events for the whole family are planned. The Northwoods Lodge Masons and Dewey-Old Forge Order of the Eastern Star will sell their famous chicken barbecue dinners. Awards will be given for prize winners in both the art and writing portions of the exhibit, and 2010's Annual Beautification Award winner will be presented with this honor. Mark Andrews will be signing the 29th Annual Adirondack National Exhibition of American Watercolors commemorative poster. Sponsored by the Arts Center/Old Forge. Phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411 for reservations and additional information.
June 8 "Climbing Your Family Tree" - Program 7-9pm at the Goodsell Museum, 2993 State Route 28, Old Forge. Pre-registration required for this genealogy program is required to insure copies of hand-outs to attendees. Space is limited. Program presented by Richard Williams, Town of Kirkland and Village of Clinton Historian. Sponsored by the Town of Webb historical Association. For registration and additional information, please call 315-369-3838 315-369-3838.
June 10 Adirondack League Club Cocktail-Reception Fundraiser - Save this TENTATIVE date for a rare opportunity for a guided tour of THREE 1906 Club Cottages - designed by Augustus D. Shepard, PLUS the 1908 ALC wooden tennis courts rebuilt in 1923, the 1912 Little Moose Boat House, the 1919 Mountain Lodge (Summer House), the 1914 Little Moose Guide House - (Winter House), and the 1925 Doctor's residence & office. Guideboat lovers will enjoy seeing many vintage boats including the "Resaca" that once belonged to President Benjamin Harrison, a former summer resident on the Fulton Chain. $90/TOWHA members and $100/non-members. The event includes a souvenir program, hors d'oeuvres and beverages. RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED - pleased call the Town of Webb historical Association at 315-369-3838 315-369-3838 for more information.
June 11-13 2010 Adirondack Camp & Home Show - Featuring a variety of seminars and scores of vendors specializing in Adirondack home building needs, from windows to docks to home decorating accents. Sponsored by Brooker's True Value Hardware at the George T. Hiltebrant Recreation Center on North Street in Old Forge. More information on the event is available by calling event organizer Don Simpson at 315-369-3233 315-369-3233 or visit the website www.adkcampandhomeshow.com.
June 12 Gallery Walkabout & Continental Breakfast - Award-winning artist, Sean Dye, will lead a group discussion, from 10:30am until Noon, on paintings in the National Pastel Exhibition. Currently teaching at the University of Vermont and popular workshops, Dye's talent for discussing artwork in combination with his artistic ability makes this an event not to be missed. Sponsored by the Arts Center, phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411.
June 12 - July 10 6th Annual Northeast National Pastel Exhibition - The Northeast National Pastel Exhibition features artwork from renowned pastel artists from across the United States and Canada. Marvel at the versatility and vibrancy of paintings created using pastel, and discover why it is such an exciting medium for artists everywhere. Whether you are familiar with pastels or if this is your first pastel exhibition, you will experience artwork sure to delight and surprise. Sponsored by the Arts Center/Old Forge, phone 315-369-6411 315-369-6411
June 16 Enchanted Forest/Water Safari Opens for the Season - New York's Largest Water Theme Park with over 50 rides & attractions including 32 of the wettest and wildest water rides! Open from 10am to 4pm the first day of operation.
June 18 Ferd's Bog Hike with Gary Lee - Meet at 7am at the corner of Uncas Road and Route 28 in Eagle Bay. See boreal birds and orchids with naturalist and author Gary Lee. Presented free as a public service and sponsored by the Art Center/Old Forge.
June 18 Father's Day Weekend Classic Car Show Parade - Main Street, Old Forge. 7pm.
June 18 "Over the River and Through the Woods" - Reader's Theatre encore production by the Mountain Theatre Company's Director Alan Sabin at 7pm at the Old Forge Library. Call 315-369-6008 315-369-6008 for additional information.
June 19 13th Annual Father's Day Weekend Car Show- Cash prizes to two best of show winners (antique/classic and modified street rod), dash plaques to first 100 entrants. First, second and third place trophies in 20 classes. Gates open at 9am, judging starts at noon, prizes and trophies awarded at 3pm. Also auto-related vendors and swap meet, food and beverages available. In case of rain, show cars parked inside pavilion on first come basis. Car registration fee $8 advance received before June 1, $10 gate. Auto vendors and swappers registration $10. George T. Hiltebrant Recreation Center. Spectators $2, children under 12 free. Sponsored by the Central Adirondack Association and Kratzenberg Masonry & Excavating, Inc. Click here to register your car.
June 20 Remsen Bog Hike with Gary Lee- Meet at the Art Center at 9am to carpool or at the OK Corral in Remsen at 10am. See Showy Lady Slippers, Grass Pinks and Liesel's Twayblade with naturalist and author Gary Lee. Presented free as a public service and sponsored by the Art Center/Old Forge.
June 20 Annual Father's Day Frog Jump - Children can bring their champion frog to win prizes and fathers should wear their most outrageous tie! Largest, smallest, and longest jumper. Great family fun! Don't worry, all frogs are released unharmed.
June 20 Adirondack Scenic Railroad Father's Day Special - Fathers ride free! Click here for schedule.
June 21 Town of Webb Public Beach Opens for Season - Open daily 9am-6pm, weather permitting, free of charge on the Old Forge Lakefront. Entrance and parking on Lakeview Avenue.
June 25 McCauley Mountain Scenic Chairlift Opens for Season – Call 315-369-3225 315-369-3225 for dates and times available until Columbus Day in October. Click here for schedule
June 25 - Oct. 8 Old Forge Farmers Market – Fridays from 2pm to 6pm on Park Avenue between Crosby Boulevard and Lamberton Street. For additional information, please call 315-369-2313 315-369-2313.
June 26 Kiwanis Old Forge Paddle Classic - 6 & 12- mile Canoe and Kayak races and Kid's Fun Loop. Registration 7:30am to 9am at the Hemmer Cottage on the Old Forge Lakefront. First start 9am. Entry fee: $25 for adults and $5 for kids. Out and back races. Food will be available during the awards ceremony immediately following the races. For additional information contact: Sheila Brady, Email: thorshannon@frontiernet.net, Phone: 315-369-3872 315-369-3872.
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