With Halloween quickly approaching, it’s time to get yourself in a spook-tastic mood and prepare yourself for the upcoming month. If ghost stories alone aren’t enough to scare you, perhaps one of the many spooky events happening in your backyard will. The region offers everything from ghost tours to haunted hayrides, so choose your passion, [...]
It used to be it wasn’t so easy being gluten-free, but now with food allergies and celiac disease on the rise, a growing number of people are relying on wheat-free diets to stay healthy. Look around your grocery store and you’ll see alternative food choices popping up all the time, along with restaurants and bakeries [...]
A fun-filled frothy weekend is in store for the area’s budding actors, directors and writers, as the soaps roll into town. On October 1st and 2nd in Long Lake, An Adirondack Affair will bring together an all-star soapy lineup, featuring three actresses from “As the World Turns,” a writer from “The Young and the Restless” [...]
Soroptimist International is an organization for business and professional women who volunteer to improve the lives of women and girls in local communities and throughout the world. On Monday, October 4th, the Soroptimists of the Adirondacks will present The Ruby Award to Dr. Kathleen Braico, for her work on behalf of the medical well being [...]
[ October 1, 2010; ; ] Stretching with Stuffee (10am-10:30am)
The Children’s Museum at Saratoga
This week, Stuffee will teach how to live healthy by exercising and eating proper foods. The lessons are taught through songs, games, and stretching. This event is free with museum admission. For additional information, contact 518-584-5540.
Through Monday, November 1st
Celebration of Life: Aimie’s Lobby Gallery (1pm-11pm)
190 Glen Street, [...]
As summer rounds its final corner and fall slides in, the days of skin-baring and flip-flops give way to a new season’s trends. Sporting a functional return to stylish layers and the juxtaposition of girlish frills against masculine inspired pieces, fall 2010 rolls in with a covet-worthy set of styles that’s bound to offer something [...]
This past weekend nearly 150 motorcyclists from all over the East Coast gathered at a Lake George BBQ to benefit the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation (PBTF). The Goldwing Riders came from Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and even as far as Georgia to participate in the Ride Out tour through the Adirondacks and spent the afternoon [...]
An integral part of the history of our country, the Underground Railroad’s ascension to one of modern history’s most researched topics has been fueled in large part by the fascinating nature of its stories. Many important places and people involved in the Railroad were located in the South, but there were also many vital players [...]
Call it the little festival that could. A fitting title for a film festival that got its start nearly twelve years ago projected against the side of a truck on a Manhattan city street. Now a bonafide New York City success story that spans 204 cities and six continents, the Manhattan Short Film Festival not [...]
Proctoberfest is a 24 hour movie marathon that features some time-beloved classics as well as regional premieres of weird and wacky independent and foreign films encompassing the good, the bad and the ugly in a cornucopia of science fiction and horror, westerns, musicals and documentaries. This year’s 3rd annual festival will take place at the [...]
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