North Country Community Calendar

Craftsman Caleb Davis will teach students how to use hand-tools to craft their own wooden canoe paddle. Space is limited to 5 participants per workshop, and pre-registration is required. The non-refundable fee of $120 is due at registration.

For ages 5-7. What do frogs, bees, birds and trees all have in common? Join us as we get our hands dirty and our feet wet while we explore the different part of the outdoors each day and learn about our local friends in the forest!

Ages 8-11.It’s time for lights, cameras & Legos! In this creative camp, participants will create their own Lego movie using the Digital Blue Movie Maker program. They will design the movie set by building LEGO kits.

Ages 8-11. This camp is an introduction to nanotechnology and an exploration of all of the things that it might be able to do in your future! Campers will be immersed in the world of nanotechnology as they experiment with nano concepts.

Our native people often used antlers for both decoration and handles for their everyday objects and baskets. In this special advanced beginner class, Laura will guide you through all the steps necessary to make an exquisite antler basket.

In this 3-day class you'll learn how to mortise the legs, select birch bark and construct a beautiful addition for any living room. Learn how to select material, basic joinery, use of hand tools including Japanese saw, wood chisels, jigs and more.

The use of painted canvas floor coverings known as “oyl cloths” dates back to the 14th century in Europe. Learn to make this 100% cotton heavyweight canvas to protect the floors of your home. Create a bit of history for yourself.

The Great Camp Sagamore Daily Guided Tour features Folk Artist Chris Woodward, Adirondack Guideboat Builder.

$14A / $7C

The Great Camp Sagamore Daily Guided Tour features Folk Artist Chris Woodward, Adirondack Guideboat Builder.

$14A / $7C

Let’s celebrate National Ice Cream day a few days early as we investigate what makes ice cream so “cool?” In this hands-on investigation, participants will learn about the history of ice cream making, create some ice cream concoctions of their own and experiment with different ways of freezing this tasty treat. (Ages 5+. Pre-registration is required. Free for CMOST Members, $2.00 Non-members, plus admission to The Museum

Inkle weaving is a wonderful way to learn to weave on these small tabletop inkle looms, creating narrow bands of woven fibers – bookmarkers, sashes, straps, etc. Take the loom home on week one, return on week two to finish it & take it off the loom.