NCPR Community Calendar

For U.S. and Canadian companies engaged in manufacturing, distribution, custom brokerage, logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM). Learn current procedures and provide useful tips to successfully ship items cross-border.www.buyusa.gov/canada/en/border.html

At the Crowne Plaza Resort. The Adirondack Research Consortium's 15th Annual Conference will focus on: "The Future Sustainability of the Adirondack Park" with talks focused on energy, ecology, & economy themes.

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

At the Lake George High School, 381 Canada Street. Walk-ins welcome; Appointments recommended. [518-668-5452]

The Library presents a program about ""Heat"; program includes making Cotton Candy. The library has details.

Auditorium. At this free "Quit Tobacco Workshop" a trained Tobacco Intervention Specialist and Tobacco Cessation Counselors explain the strategies for stopping tobacco use. Pre-registration requested: 315-393-8880, x5251.

Anne Ackerson leads this workshop for non-profit organizations looking to build a more effective board. Will cover board basics/ roles in organizational oversight and planning. $10 workshop fee; please call to pre-register. Wheelchair accessible.

In the first floor conference room. Come share with others who understand. There is no fee for this program. Sponsored by the Alzheimer's Disease Assistance Center.

2nd Floor, Clarkson Hall, Center for Health Sciences, 59 Main St. Individuals with FMS, their families and friends are encouraged to attend. Participation is free and open to the public.

Lecture in The Flammer Theater about "Saturn: Not Just a Pretty Set of Rings”. Speaker Aileen O'Donoghue, author of "The Sky is not a Ceiling" and professor of physics at St. Lawrence University addresses finding Saturn in the night sky. Free.

Congreve's Restoration masterpiece is a timelessly urbane comedy of manners, directed by Artistic Director Peter Hinton.

Salsa Magic featuring Salsa Instructor "Fernando," & the hottest Latin music in town, this & every Thursday! (Age 21+ only.)

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.

The open mic is free and open to anyone interested in performing original comedy. The open mic is a venue to practice and perform as well as for others to see some live local comedy. Open mic will be held on the 2nd & 4th Thursdays of each month.

In St. James United Church, 463 Sainte Catherine Street. The Festival promotes chamber music in all its diverse forms through collaborations with other artistic disciplines. Individual tickets & festival passes available. [www.festivalmontreal.org]