Event Calendar 

9/1 2010 North Country Farmers Market

Plattsburgh Farmers and Crafters Market

The vendors include: Adirondack Bee Supply, Adirondack Pine, Adirondack Wood Turne, Agoney’s Vegetables, Bakery at Conroy's Organics,
Black Sheep Barn & Gardens, Cool Run, Custom Art, Gonyo’s Sweet Corn & Vegetables, Home Bakery, Jersey Art Jewelry, Kathleen Craig,
Lakeside Coffee, Lamoy's Produce & Greenhouses, Northstar Trading Post & Dreamweavers, Parker Family Maple Farm,Peavine Ridge Arts,
Pretty & Practical by Bett, Snow Flake Farms, Summit Farm, Temple of Fools, Underwood Herbs and Plus Daily Vendors and Local Organizations.

If any of these sound interesting then stop on over to the farmers market. Pavilion downtown by Bridge, Durkee and Broad Streets. For more information please visit: plattsburghfarmersandcraftersmarket.com

9/1 Adirondack Cycling Team-Weekly Rides

Adirondack Cycling Team(ACT) offers weekly rides throughout the Adirondack's and Clinton County.  All skill levels are welcome.  For a complete list of dates, locations and time check out the Adirondack Cycling Team's website for more information.

9/1 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/2 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/2 Farmer's Market

The Wild Center hosts a weekly Farmer's Market where you can meet farmers and take home some of the wonderful local food grown in the Adirondack region. The Wild Center has joined with The Adirondack Farmers' Market Cooperative, Inc. which promotes and manages farmers' markets.  Buying local food can have great benefits for you and your neighborhood. Local food can be healthier for you, and there is something special that happens when you meet the people who have made the food that you feed your family. Visit www.wildcenter.org for more information.

9/2 Performance: "The Drawer Boy"

An actor working on an improvised play on farmers crosses paths with two World War II vets - one with a talent for farming, one with a talent for drawing - and begins to unwind the carefully told and sometimes concealed story of their past.  Reserve your tickets today!

9/3 2010 North Country Farmers Markets

Take a stroll through Keeseville Farmers Market. Bit into a fresh, juicy pear. With plenty of organic fruits and vegetables there is a lot to choose from. There is something for the whole family. Location fro this event is at the Civic Center in the park. For more information please contact Sam Hendren at 518.834.7306 (friday's only)

9/3 Performance: "The Drawer Boy"

An actor working on an improvised play on farmers crosses paths with two World War II vets - one with a talent for farming, one with a talent for drawing - and begins to unwind the carefully told and sometimes concealed story of their past.  Reserve your tickets today!

9/3 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/4 Performance: "The Drawer Boy"

An actor working on an improvised play on farmers crosses paths with two World War II vets - one with a talent for farming, one with a talent for drawing - and begins to unwind the carefully told and sometimes concealed story of their past.  Reserve your tickets today!

9/4 Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration

A week long to commemoration of a pivotal battle during the War of 1812. The battle of Plattsburgh is commemorated by re-enactments on land and on Lake Champlain, encampment on the Kent Delord Museum, showing how soldiers and their families lived during the battle. A parade, old-tavern and musical performances are a few of the many things to experience and see during this historic and fun filled weekend.  For more information check out www.battleofplattsburgh.org.

9/4 2010 North Country Farmers Markets

Saturday's ONLY!!!

Whether you arrive by car, boat, bicycle, motorcycle, or four-wheeler, you will find a mix of the unusual along side of the farmers' market basics — tomatoes, peas, beans and corn. If you are looking for fresh basil for pesto; jams, jellies and herb mixes,  red, white, and blue potatoes for a festive potato salad; a souvenir of your stay in the North Country; lamb, beef or sausage for the grill, your stop at the Chateaugay Lakes Farmers' Market will be worthwhile.  We now have two bakers who offer bread, cookies, fudge, fruit crisps and other delicious baked goods. For more infomation please click here.

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9/4 Ladies Day

Ladies, are you ready for a good time? Then go check out "Ladies Day" at Whiteface Mountain in Lake Placid! Get away from the boyfriend/husband, work that never seems to end, kids, in-laws and just take a day for yourself or bring a group.

For more information please visit: http://www.whiteface.com

9/4 50 Lap Modified Championship Finale

This is it, so doesn't miss the 50 Lap Modified Championship Finale-Final Points Race for Modified Presented by Bimbo Bakeries, Plattsburgh Quarry & Adirondack Water. Details can be found at www.airbornespeedway.com.

9/4 2010 North Country Farmers Markets

Plattsburgh Farmers and Crafters Market

The vendors include: Adirondack Bee Supply, Adirondack Pine, Adirondack Wood Turne, Agoney’s Vegetables, Bakery at Conroy's Organics,
Black Sheep Barn & Gardens, Cool Run, Custom Art, Gonyo’s Sweet Corn & Vegetables, Home Bakery, Jersey Art Jewelry, Kathleen Craig,
Lakeside Coffee, Lamoy's Produce & Greenhouses, Northstar Trading Post & Dreamweavers, Parker Family Maple Farm,Peavine Ridge Arts,
Pretty & Practical by Bett, Snow Flake Farms, Summit Farm, Temple of Fools, Underwood Herbs and Plus Daily Vendors and Local Organizations.

If any of these sound interesting then stop on over to the farmers market. Pavilion downtown by Bridge, Durkee and Broad Streets. For more information please visit: plattsburghfarmersandcraftersmarket.com

9/4 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/5 Performance: "The Drawer Boy"

An actor working on an improvised play on farmers crosses paths with two World War II vets - one with a talent for farming, one with a talent for drawing - and begins to unwind the carefully told and sometimes concealed story of their past.  Reserve your tickets today!

9/5 11th Annual LCI Lake Champlain Bass Open

Lake Champlain International, Inc. brings competitive bass fishing to Lake Champlain. Head out to Malletts Bay for your six best bass.  $3,000 guaranteed to first place!  Click here for more information.

9/5 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/5 Bluff Point Lighthouse Tours

Placed in service in 1874, the Bluff Point Lighthouse was one of the last lighthouses to be manned on Lake Champlain.  The Kayak Shack guides lead you to the lighthouse for a fascinating self tour and then enjoy some paddling near Valcour Island.  This is a unique opportunity as it is only accessible by water and only on Sundays in the summer season.  Please call 518-566-0505 or email for reservations. 

9/6 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/7 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/7 Adult program: "Herbs & Wild Medicinal Plants of Ft. Ticonderoga"

Late summer bounty! Join herbalist Nancy Wotton Scarzello for this 90-minute walk and talk, touring the Medicinal Garden, garden grounds and field edges. Learn about the traditional and folkloric uses of herbs and wild plants, identification and ways we still use them today. Fee $15, pre-registration required. Rain date Sept. 8th. Call (518) 585-2821 to register or for more information.

9/8 Adirondack Cycling Team-Weekly Rides

Adirondack Cycling Team(ACT) offers weekly rides throughout the Adirondack's and Clinton County.  All skill levels are welcome.  For a complete list of dates, locations and time check out the Adirondack Cycling Team's website for more information.

9/8 2010 North Country Farmers Market

Plattsburgh Farmers and Crafters Market

The vendors include: Adirondack Bee Supply, Adirondack Pine, Adirondack Wood Turne, Agoney’s Vegetables, Bakery at Conroy's Organics,
Black Sheep Barn & Gardens, Cool Run, Custom Art, Gonyo’s Sweet Corn & Vegetables, Home Bakery, Jersey Art Jewelry, Kathleen Craig,
Lakeside Coffee, Lamoy's Produce & Greenhouses, Northstar Trading Post & Dreamweavers, Parker Family Maple Farm,Peavine Ridge Arts,
Pretty & Practical by Bett, Snow Flake Farms, Summit Farm, Temple of Fools, Underwood Herbs and Plus Daily Vendors and Local Organizations.

If any of these sound interesting then stop on over to the farmers market. Pavilion downtown by Bridge, Durkee and Broad Streets. For more information please visit: plattsburghfarmersandcraftersmarket.com

9/8 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/9 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/9 Farmer's Market

The Wild Center hosts a weekly Farmer's Market where you can meet farmers and take home some of the wonderful local food grown in the Adirondack region. The Wild Center has joined with The Adirondack Farmers' Market Cooperative, Inc. which promotes and manages farmers' markets.  Buying local food can have great benefits for you and your neighborhood. Local food can be healthier for you, and there is something special that happens when you meet the people who have made the food that you feed your family. Visit www.wildcenter.org for more information.

9/10 Performance: "The Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet"

repressed Shakespeare scholar at a backwater Canadian university stumbles upon an old manuscript and becomes convinced that Othello and Romeo and Juliet were meant to be comedies!  Her imagination overcomes her and she travels into the plays to set them right. Reserve your tickets today.

9/10 Rustic Furniture Fair Preview & Benefit

The Rustic Fair Preview begins at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, September 10. For four hours you will have first pick from all the exquisite table, chairs, dressers, antler art, etc. that has made this event the place to buy "rustic."

Tickets are $100 and include an early buying opportunity along with delicious hors d'oeuvres, wine, and beer. We look forward to seeing you on Friday, September 10! Please call (518) 352-7311, extension 119 to reserve a ticket today.

9/10 Let's Eat

Something for everyone! 22 exceptional exhibits, special events, superb collections, lovely gardens, and pristine views together tell stories of life, work, and play in a unique place--The Adirondacks Park of northern New York State. Watch a craftman at work or take park in a living program! Spend a fill leisurely day.

Adirondacks Food Traditions celebrates food, drink, and the pleasures of eating in the Adirondack Park, sharing culinary stories and customs from Native American corn soup to Farmer's Market. For more information please call: 518- 352-7311 or click here.

9/11 Revolutionary War Encampment

Units depicting the British, Continental, German, and Natives involved in the War for American independence encamp on the Fort’s grounds for the weekend. Battle reenactments and special programs daily.  Click here for more information.

9/11 Whiteface Super D Race

Does this sound interesting to you? Then check out the details at: http://www.whiteface.com

9/11 Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration Weekend

A weekend to celebrate a pivotal battle during the War of 1812. The battle of Plattsburgh is commemorated by re-enactments on land and on Lake Champlain, encampment on the Kent Delord Museum, showing how soldiers and their families lived during the battle. A parade, old-tavern and musical performances are a few of the many things to experience and see during this historic and fun filled weekend.  For more information check out www.battleofplattsburgh.org.

9/11 2010 North Country Farmers Markets

Plattsburgh Farmers and Crafters Market

The vendors include: Adirondack Bee Supply, Adirondack Pine, Adirondack Wood Turne, Agoney’s Vegetables, Bakery at Conroy's Organics,
Black Sheep Barn & Gardens, Cool Run, Custom Art, Gonyo’s Sweet Corn & Vegetables, Home Bakery, Jersey Art Jewelry, Kathleen Craig,
Lakeside Coffee, Lamoy's Produce & Greenhouses, Northstar Trading Post & Dreamweavers, Parker Family Maple Farm,Peavine Ridge Arts,
Pretty & Practical by Bett, Snow Flake Farms, Summit Farm, Temple of Fools, Underwood Herbs and Plus Daily Vendors and Local Organizations.

If any of these sound interesting then stop on over to the farmers market. Pavilion downtown by Bridge, Durkee and Broad Streets. For more information please visit: plattsburghfarmersandcraftersmarket.com

9/11 Performance: "The Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet"

repressed Shakespeare scholar at a backwater Canadian university stumbles upon an old manuscript and becomes convinced that Othello and Romeo and Juliet were meant to be comedies!  Her imagination overcomes her and she travels into the plays to set them right. Reserve your tickets today.

9/12 Bluff Point Lighthouse Tours

Placed in service in 1874, the Bluff Point Lighthouse was one of the last lighthouses to be manned on Lake Champlain.  The Kayak Shack guides lead you to the lighthouse for a fascinating self tour and then enjoy some paddling near Valcour Island.  This is a unique opportunity as it is only accessible by water and only on Sundays in the summer season.  Please call 518-566-0505 or email for reservations. 

9/12 Whiteface 5th Annual 5K Downhill

Does this sound interesting to you? Then check out the details at: http://www.whiteface.com you won't be disapointed!

9/12 TBF Federation-Bass Tournament

Allied with FLW Outdoors since 2006, TBF is the oldest and largest organized grass-roots angling organization in America. Come cheer on these hardworking anglers as they take to Lake Champlain.  All events are free and open to the public, don’t miss this event and see who walks home with top prize.  Click here for all the details.

9/12 Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration

Museum open both days, docents needed.

for more information please click here

9/12 Performance: "The Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet"

repressed Shakespeare scholar at a backwater Canadian university stumbles upon an old manuscript and becomes convinced that Othello and Romeo and Juliet were meant to be comedies!  Her imagination overcomes her and she travels into the plays to set them right. Reserve your tickets today.

9/12 Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration Weekend

A weekend to celebrate a pivotal battle during the War of 1812. The battle of Plattsburgh is commemorated by re-enactments on land and on Lake Champlain, encampment on the Kent Delord Museum, showing how soldiers and their families lived during the battle. A parade, old-tavern and musical performances are a few of the many things to experience and see during this historic and fun filled weekend.  For more information check out www.battleofplattsburgh.org.

9/12 Revolutionary War Encampment

Units depicting the British, Continental, German, and Natives involved in the War for American independence encamp on the Fort’s grounds for the weekend. Battle reenactments and special programs daily. Click here for more information

9/13 Performance: "The Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet"

repressed Shakespeare scholar at a backwater Canadian university stumbles upon an old manuscript and becomes convinced that Othello and Romeo and Juliet were meant to be comedies!  Her imagination overcomes her and she travels into the plays to set them right. Reserve your tickets today.

9/13 TBF Federation Bass Tournament

Allied with FLW Outdoors since 2006, TBF is the oldest and largest organized grass-roots angling organization in America. Come cheer on these hardworking anglers as they take to Lake Champlain.  All events are free and open to the public, don’t miss this event and see who walks home with top prize.  Click here for all the details.

9/14 Adult program: "Introduction to Herbal Preparations"

Herbalist Nancy Wotton Scarzello teaches harvesting and preparation techniques for simple herbal products for home use. Using fresh herbs harvested from the Fort's gardens, learn the proper ways of making teas, herbal oils for massage, a salve and lip balm. A hands-on demonstration, handouts and products to take home are included. Fee $25, pre-registration required. Class size limited to 20; call (518) 585-2821 to register or for more information.

9/14 TBF Federation Bass Tournament

Allied with FLW Outdoors since 2006, TBF is the oldest and largest organized grass-roots angling organization in America. Come cheer on these hardworking anglers as they take to Lake Champlain.  All events are free and open to the public, don’t miss this event and see who walks home with top prize.  Click here for all the details.

9/15 Adirondack Cycling Team-Weekly Rides

Adirondack Cycling Team(ACT) offers weekly rides throughout the Adirondack's and Clinton County.  All skill levels are welcome.  For a complete list of dates, locations and time check out the Adirondack Cycling Team's website for more information.

9/15 TBF Federation Bass Tournament

Allied with FLW Outdoors since 2006, TBF is the oldest and largest organized grass-roots angling organization in America. Come cheer on these hardworking anglers as they take to Lake Champlain.  All events are free and open to the public, don’t miss this event and see who walks home with top prize.  Click here for all the details.

9/16 Performance: "Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet"

Repressed Shakespeare scholar at a backwater Canadian university stumbles upon an old manuscript and becomes convinced that Othello and Romeo and Juliet were meant to be comedies!  Her imagination overcomes her and she travels into the plays to set them right. Reserve your tickets today.

9/16 TBF Federation Bass Tournament

Allied with FLW Outdoors since 2006, TBF is the oldest and largest organized grass-roots angling organization in America. Come cheer on these hardworking anglers as they take to Lake Champlain.  All events are free and open to the public, don’t miss this event and see who walks home with top prize.  Click here for all the details.

9/16 Farmer's Market

The Wild Center hosts a weekly Farmer's Market where you can meet farmers and take home some of the wonderful local food grown in the Adirondack region. The Wild Center has joined with The Adirondack Farmers' Market Cooperative, Inc. which promotes and manages farmers' markets.  Buying local food can have great benefits for you and your neighborhood. Local food can be healthier for you, and there is something special that happens when you meet the people who have made the food that you feed your family. Visit www.wildcenter.org for more information.

9/17 TBF Federation Bass Tournament

Allied with FLW Outdoors since 2006, TBF is the oldest and largest organized grass-roots angling organization in America. Come cheer on these hardworking anglers as they take to Lake Champlain.  All events are free and open to the public, don’t miss this event and see who walks home with top prize.  Click here for all the details.

9/17 Performance: "Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet"

Repressed Shakespeare scholar at a backwater Canadian university stumbles upon an old manuscript and becomes convinced that Othello and Romeo and Juliet were meant to be comedies!  Her imagination overcomes her and she travels into the plays to set them right. Reserve your tickets today.

9/18 Performance: "Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet"

Repressed Shakespeare scholar at a backwater Canadian university stumbles upon an old manuscript and becomes convinced that Othello and Romeo and Juliet were meant to be comedies!  Her imagination overcomes her and she travels into the plays to set them right. Reserve your tickets today.

9/18 Lecture: The People & Art behind Redford Glass

Julie Dowd's will be discussing Redford Glass and the significance it had to Clinton County's growth and history. She invites you to bring your own pieces to share.  Click here for all the details.

9/18 TBF Federation Bass Tournament

Allied with FLW Outdoors since 2006, TBF is the oldest and largest organized grass-roots angling organization in America. Come cheer on these hardworking anglers as they take to Lake Champlain.  All events are free and open to the public, don’t miss this event and see who walks home with top prize.  Click here for all the details.

9/18 2010 North Country Farmers Markets

Plattsburgh Farmers and Crafters Market

The vendors include: Adirondack Bee Supply, Adirondack Pine, Adirondack Wood Turne, Agoney’s Vegetables, Bakery at Conroy's Organics,
Black Sheep Barn & Gardens, Cool Run, Custom Art, Gonyo’s Sweet Corn & Vegetables, Home Bakery, Jersey Art Jewelry, Kathleen Craig,
Lakeside Coffee, Lamoy's Produce & Greenhouses, Northstar Trading Post & Dreamweavers, Parker Family Maple Farm,Peavine Ridge Arts,
Pretty & Practical by Bett, Snow Flake Farms, Summit Farm, Temple of Fools, Underwood Herbs and Plus Daily Vendors and Local Organizations.

If any of these sound interesting then stop on over to the farmers market. Pavilion downtown by Bridge, Durkee and Broad Streets. For more information please visit: plattsburghfarmersandcraftersmarket.com

9/19 Performance: "Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet"

Repressed Shakespeare scholar at a backwater Canadian university stumbles upon an old manuscript and becomes convinced that Othello and Romeo and Juliet were meant to be comedies!  Her imagination overcomes her and she travels into the plays to set them right. Reserve your tickets today.

9/19 Bluff Point Lighthouse Tours

Placed in service in 1874, the Bluff Point Lighthouse was one of the last lighthouses to be manned on Lake Champlain.  The Kayak Shack guides lead you to the lighthouse for a fascinating self tour and then enjoy some paddling near Valcour Island.  This is a unique opportunity as it is only accessible by water and only on Sundays in the summer season.  Please call 518-566-0505 or email for reservations. 

9/22 Adirondack Cycling Team-Weekly Rides

Adirondack Cycling Team(ACT) offers weekly rides throughout the Adirondack's and Clinton County.  All skill levels are welcome.  For a complete list of dates, locations and time check out the Adirondack Cycling Team's website for more information.

9/23 Farmer's Market

The Wild Center hosts a weekly Farmer's Market where you can meet farmers and take home some of the wonderful local food grown in the Adirondack region. The Wild Center has joined with The Adirondack Farmers' Market Cooperative, Inc. which promotes and manages farmers' markets.  Buying local food can have great benefits for you and your neighborhood. Local food can be healthier for you, and there is something special that happens when you meet the people who have made the food that you feed your family. Visit www.wildcenter.org for more information.

9/25 Festival: Field, Forest & Stream

A harvest festival sponsored by the Arts Council for the Northern Adiordacks and the Elizabethtown-Lewis Chamber of Commerce featuring demonstrations and exhibits by regional craftspeople, antique dealers, storytellers and musical performances.

for more information please click here.

9/25 Adirondack Fabric & Fiber Arts Festival

For centuries, Adirondackers have been creating textiles that are both functional and beautiful. Join us as we celebrate traditional and contemporary fiber arts at our Adirondack Fiber & Fabric Arts Festival.

Spinning, weaving, knitting, quilting, lace making and a host of talented North Country artisans take center stage at the Adirondack Museum for a celebration of traditional and contemporary fiber arts. For more information please visit www.adirondackmuseum.org.

9/25 2010 North Country Farmers Markets

Plattsburgh Farmers and Crafters Market

The vendors include: Adirondack Bee Supply, Adirondack Pine, Adirondack Wood Turne, Agoney’s Vegetables, Bakery at Conroy's Organics,
Black Sheep Barn & Gardens, Cool Run, Custom Art, Gonyo’s Sweet Corn & Vegetables, Home Bakery, Jersey Art Jewelry, Kathleen Craig,
Lakeside Coffee, Lamoy's Produce & Greenhouses, Northstar Trading Post & Dreamweavers, Parker Family Maple Farm,Peavine Ridge Arts,
Pretty & Practical by Bett, Snow Flake Farms, Summit Farm, Temple of Fools, Underwood Herbs and Plus Daily Vendors and Local Organizations.

If any of these sound interesting then stop on over to the farmers market. Pavilion downtown by Bridge, Durkee and Broad Streets. For more information please visit: plattsburghfarmersandcraftersmarket.com

9/25 Foot Race at Fort Tioconderoga

A 5K (3.1 mile) cross country race on the grounds of Fort Ticonderoga and the King's Garden. More information at www.duanecrammond.net

9/26 Bluff Point Lighthouse Tours

Placed in service in 1874, the Bluff Point Lighthouse was one of the last lighthouses to be manned on Lake Champlain.  The Kayak Shack guides lead you to the lighthouse for a fascinating self tour and then enjoy some paddling near Valcour Island.  This is a unique opportunity as it is only accessible by water and only on Sundays in the summer season.  Please call 518-566-0505 or email for reservations. 

9/29 Adirondack Cycling Team-Weekly Rides

Adirondack Cycling Team(ACT) offers weekly rides throughout the Adirondack's and Clinton County.  All skill levels are welcome.  For a complete list of dates, locations and time check out the Adirondack Cycling Team's website for more information.

9/30 Farmer's Market

The Wild Center hosts a weekly Farmer's Market where you can meet farmers and take home some of the wonderful local food grown in the Adirondack region. The Wild Center has joined with The Adirondack Farmers' Market Cooperative, Inc. which promotes and manages farmers' markets.  Buying local food can have great benefits for you and your neighborhood. Local food can be healthier for you, and there is something special that happens when you meet the people who have made the food that you feed your family. Visit www.wildcenter.org for more information.