From the Clifton Community Library: Brad Edmonson, author of A Wild Idea: How the Environmental Movement Tamed the Adirondacks, will tell the inside story of the Adirondack Park Agency and the backlash it created in the North Country. Please call the Clifton Community Library at 315.848.3256 if you're interested in attending.
From the Clifton Community Library: NY Connects and the St. Lawrence Office for the Aging will offer an information session on the services offered by the office, including helpful information about Medicare. Please call the library if at 315.848.3256 if you're interested in attending.
40th Annual Tupper Lake Tinman Triathalon
Garage sale at Westbrook's. Assorted tools, Gary Fisher mountain bikes, household items, lawnmower, L.L. Bean canoe, snow blower, wood splitter, and more. Directions: Across the car bridge, take an immediate right and go to the end of the road.
The Orchestra of Northern New York and Paul Smith's College present Adventures in Space. Kenneth Andrews, conductor and music director. The first half of the program celebrates July 4th with "Armed Forces Salute," "Fanfare for Democracy," and "America the Beautiful." The second half of the program will include music from Apollo 13, Star Wars, Holst's
Missoula Children's Theatre presents The Jungle Book
Missoula Children's Theatre presents The Jungle Book
From the Cranberry Lake Boat Club: This is a non-sanctioned race down Columbian Road where there is little to no traffic. Day of event registration is $30 and early registration $25, which includes a T-shirt and refreshment. All profits are donated to the Clifton Fine Economic Development Corporation’s Community Improvement Fund supporting local projects. Registration
Duck races and live music will follow the parade!
Style: North Country party platter Part of the Clifton-Fine Summer Concert Series All shows are rain or shine, free, and open to the public. Organized by the Cultural Committee of the Clifton-Fine Economic Development Corporation.
First concert of the summer presents: Hall of Fame fiddler Gretchen Koehler and Barb Heller, host of NCPR's String Fever on guitar and vocals. The pair will perform great bluegrass and folk music on the Childwold Memorial Presbyterian Church lawn. Seating is limited. First come, First served. Bring your own lawn chair.
Volunteers needed for an essential daylong cleanup of the interior of the Cranberry Lake North Shore Hub. We will be cleaning the former chapel interior. We will clean until no later than 4 p.m. You may volunteer for as many hours as you would like. Please bring a bucket, rags, and sponges.
