NCPR Community Calendar

Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts will hold their annual fundraising auction. Admission is free and open to the public. A preview will be held Friday evening, July 3, from 4-6pm. Refreshments will be available.

At Heritage Farm, Erie Canal Road. Featuring Mennonite arts, crafts, demonstrations, tours, varied activities for children such as bread and butter making, petting zoo, quilt tying, horse and wagon rides, food, etc.

At Beach Park. Sponsored by the Cranberry Lake Boat Club.

The church women’s organization will be selling homemade crafts, knitted and crocheted items as well as many other interesting items. Admission is FREE.

Story hour for children in preschool and early elementary grades accompanied by a caregiver. Stories will be read by volunteers from SeaComm Federal Credit Union in Canton. Free. No registration. Call 386-3712 ext 4 for more information.

Programs will run daily at 11AM, 1PM, 2PM and 4PM. These programs will celebrate Lake Champlain’s Quadricentennial through many Native activities. [Free with admission].

At the Cranberry Lake Town Beach. The annual boat parade around the lake will begin at 4 pm from the boat club dock at the Emporium. Go to www.cranberrylakeboatclub.org for more information.

As part of its centennial celebration, the Cranberry Lake Boat Club will present its annual boat show and parade.

At the Town Beach, starting at 12pm. Fun time with Music! Details available online at www.newcombny.com.

Includes traditional tunes, individual performances and dance. Another show will perform at 3PM. Adults $15/Children under 7 free/Seniors $13.50

Cranberry Lake State Park Campgound. Bring a chair and enjoy the music of Johnny Cash, Hank Williams & others. Classic country music sung by Dick and Jackie. Donations accepted to Fort Drum's 10th Mountain Division "Wounded Warrior Fund".

The Pulitzer Prize-winning romantic comedy by Lanford Wilson set on a moonlit July 4 in 1944 tells the story of a fragile pair tip-toeing toward love. Two performances today at 2PM & 8PM.

Adapted by Chris Craddock from the novel by Miriam Toews, the play tells of a summer road trip with intelligence, humor and compassion. Two performances today at 2:30PM & 8PM.

Kids ages 2-10 years are welcome to come for an evening of planned activities that may include gymnastics, swimming, games, group activities, music, crafts, snacks, and a movie. Contact Lake Placid Health & Fitness for details or to register.

The Library Board members will lead those interested in dressing up like their favorite character to march in teh July 4th parade.

FREE Concert at the Raquette Lake School by Puttin' On The Ritz. Eclectic Dance Music Concert will be Outdoors. In case of inclement weather, concert will be in the gym. NO ALCOHOL OR TOBACCO is allowed on school grounds. Bring blankets or chairs

Join us on the Old Forge Waterfront for Big Band Music from the Floyd Community Band followed by Fireworks this 4th of July.

Artists: Jay Nash, Joe Purdy, Meiko, Chris Seefried, Joey Ryan, Garrison Starr, Althea Jean, Eliza Moore, Monica Behan. Families welcome. NOTE: Info about these singer/songwriters on STR's website - www.savetheriver.org [$30 presale/$35 at the door]

Glens Falls Symphony Free Family concert featuring the music of Richard Rogers, conducted by Charles Peltz. Special guest is Song Stylist Laura Roth. Fireworks follow the concert. www.gfso.org.

Frank Loesser's musical fable of high-rolling gamblers, show girls and straight-laced missionaries has been delighting audiences since 1950 when if first played on Broadway. Now it's a Broadway Classic. $25 Adults, $15 Children 12 and under.