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23 events for May 18, 2008
May 2 to May 19
All Day
Where?
Ottawa, ON
In addition to the Tulip Route, there's lots of special events & entertainment, too. Plus, "A Celebration of Ideas" brings some of the most brilliant thinkers of our time to Ottawa to speak. Novelist Sir Salman Rushdie headlines. www.tulipfestival.ca
For more info:
Phone: (613) 567-5757
May 17 to May 18
All Day
Where?
Ogdensburg, NY
The United States Coast Guard auxiliary in Ogdensburg kicks off National Safe Boating Week with this event, which stresses water safety. Get information about water safety, and have your vessel inspected for safety by non law-enforcement folks. Free.
May 17 to May 18
All Day
Where?
Lake Placid, NY
The Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) is offering this workshop for beginner wildflower enthusiasts, or those who are looking for a review. This workshop will familiarize participants with Adirondack wildflowers. ($70/$77) [www.adk.org]
For more info: Phone: (518) 523-3441
May 17 to May 18
All Day
Where: Clinton County Historical Association, Plattsburgh, NY
Clinton County Historical Association98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh, NY Phone: (518) 561-0340
Civil War Encampment with over 100 re-enactors. Three battles, camp tours, sutler, cannon demos, "Gotta Dance" performance. Alexandria Battery CSA and 11th NY Battery Light Artillery present.
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07:30 am - 04:00 pm
Where?
Potsdam, NY
With Laurentian Chapter of the ADK and St. Lawrence-Adirondack Audubon. Largest fen in NY. Easy level 4 mile round trip on rail bed, and optional 2 mile round trip climb up ridge. Boreal birds, song birds, views. Contact Joan Collins
For more info:
Phone: (315) 261-4246
May 18 to May 25
08:00 am - 06:00 pm
Where: North Country Community College, Saranac Lake, NY
North Country Community College23 Santanoni Avenue, PO Box 89, Saranac Lake, NY Phone: (518) 891-2915 Website: www.nccc.edu
Prepare for a backcountry emergency by earning your nationally recognized WFR certification. 72-hour professional level training provided by Wilderness Medical Associates. $675 includes textbooks/instructional supplies. www.nccc.edu/wrl.html
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May 17 to May 18
10:00 am - 04:00 pm
Where?
Malone, NY
At the Holy Family School, 12 Homestead Park. Over 100 bed-sized quilts and dozens of quilted items, all made by the guild members, will be on display. Public welcome. $5 per person donation would be appreciated. All proceeds benefit Hospice.
10:00 am
Where?
Plattsburgh, NY
From Lake City Choppers/North End Repair. This motorcycle ride is hosted by The Adirondack Riders Motorcycle Club Cost is $10/person and proceeds go to Hospice of the North Country.
For more info: Phone: (518) 561-6431
May 17 to May 18
10:00 am - 05:00 pm
Where: Canton Unitarian Universalist Church, Canton, NY
Canton Unitarian Universalist Church3 1/2 East Main Street, Canton, NY Phone: (315) 386-2498 Email: uucanton@verizon.net
A two day training. Day 1: Instruction to further assist the practitioner in using Reiki to it's fullest potential, the Reiki Symbols, the art of distance healing. Day 2: 2nd degree attunement, hands on work. Details at: www.thereikihealingcircle.com
For more info:
Phone: (315) 783-0360
12:00 pm - 04:00 pm
Where?
South Burlington, VT
At Shaw's, on 570 Shelburne Road.
12:30 pm
Where: Higley Flow State Park, South Colton, NY
Higley Flow State Park442 Cold Crook Drive, South Colton, NY Phone: (315) 262-2880
Registration @ 12:30; walkers @ 12:45; runners @ 1pm; Follow signs to registration site from Kunoco at corner of Routes 56 & 68. Refreshments, music, prizes; T-shirts to first 50 registrants; family event. Sponsor: Parent-Teacher-Student Association
For more info:
Phone: (315) 262-2740
12:30 pm - 02:30 pm
Where: Nature Center at Robert Moses State Park, Massena, NY
Free to the public. This meeting is open to all who are interested in gardening with perennial plants. Guest speaker, Vicky Hilleges, owner of Pippi’s Perennials, Kirkville, NY, will facilitate the presentation. [www.rmspnaturecenter.org]
01:00 pm - 03:00 pm
Where: Indian Creek Nature Center, Rensselaer Falls, NY
Indian Creek Nature CenterRensselaer Falls, NY
An afternoon of listening to inspiring nature writings from children's literature to the classics and a chance to create your own writing. Bring a pad or journal, pencil or pen. Writers of all ages welcome. Register with Carol Zimmerman.
For more info: Phone: (315) 212-2800
01:00 pm - 03:00 pm
Where: The Wild Center/Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks, Tupper Lake, NY
Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. Come learn simple paper folding techniques and make some familiar Adirondack critters. You can also make them into a beautiful mobile if you choose. Free for members or with paid admission.
01:30 pm
Where?
Saratoga Springs, NY
At Waldenbooks, located in Wilton Mall, Saratoga Springs. Briant will discuss and sign his Adirondack Detective Series and his autobiography, 'One Cop's Story: A Life Remembered.'
For more info:
Phone: (518) 583-7693
02:00 pm
Where?
Wilmington, NY
Meet at The Gazebo Park. Thank you picnic at 4:30 PM.
For more info:
Phone: (518) 873-3752
02:00 pm
Where?
Keene, NY
Meet at the Keene Community Center. Thank you picnic at 4:30 PM.
For more info:
Phone: (518) 873-3752
02:00 pm
Where?
Keeseville, NY
Meet at Keeseville's River Park. Thank you picnic at 4:30 PM.
For more info:
Phone: (518) 873-3752
02:00 pm - 04:00 pm
Where: Canton High School, Canton, NY
Canton High School99 State Street, Canton, NY
In the Auditorium. Performances July 17-19. Be prepared to read, dance & sing 16 bars of upbeat show tune and a slow ballad. Accompanist provided. Come with calender of summer commitments. Rehearsals start immediately. Roles available for all ages.
For more info:
Phone: (315) 386-4648
02:00 pm
Where: Hyde Collection Art Museum, Glens Falls, NY
In Helen Froehlich Auditorium. Free, open to the public.
For more info: Phone: (518) 792-6931
02:30 pm
Where: 1000 Islands Playhouse, Gananoque, ON
Peter Quilter's comedic biography of the infamous "Diva of Din", Florence Foster Jenkins, examines the life of one of music's most enduring eccentrics.
03:00 pm
Where: Paine Memorial Free Library, Willsboro, NY
Paine Memorial Free LibraryWillsboro, NY, Willsboro, NY Phone: (518) 963-4478
Gallagher, also known as The Adirondack Harper, presents her concert of original music inspired by headstone inscriptions. A short reception to meet the artist will follow. Funded in part by NYSCA grant.
07:00 pm
Where: Edwards Opera House, Edwards, NY
Tom's impact on American music has been profound. Helping shape the folk revival in the'60s & renaissance of the'80s &'90s, his music has left its stamp on numerous artists. James Taylor, Emmylou Harris & Garth Brooks cite Tom as a major influence.
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