Local News: Creatives & Arts in Greater Plattsburgh

Adirondack Almanack Published 10 hours ago

The quiet season: A fall kitchen in Tupper Lake

Settling into the cooler days of fall calls for a warm weather mushroom risotto, shared by a Tupper Lake writer and cook

Adirondack Almanack Published September 28

AARCH opens a space in Keeseville to connect homeowners with special items for renovation projects.

Adirondack Almanack Published September 27

Earlier this month, artists from across New York State and beyond came to Malone to spend five days painting outdoor scenes

Adirondack Almanack Published September 25

Gary Lee shares an experience climbing a fire tower and rescuing an injured loon over the dam at Twitchell Lake

Adirondack Almanack Published September 23

Though Frederic Remington became a cowboy and lover of the Wild West, he grew up in the Adirondacks and spent his summers there

Adirondack Almanack Published September 23

How wilderness came to be defined by the people with wealth, power and who was left out of the 'forever wild' narrative

Adirondack Almanack Published September 21

Adirondack Experience, the Museum on Blue Mountain Lake will host a series of events for the anniversary of Anne LaBastille's "Woodswoman"

Adirondack Almanack Published September 19

The Adirondack Folk School teaches traditional crafts including blacksmithing, weaving, basketmaking and more

Adirondack Almanack Published September 18

Leah Comerford artfully blends botanicals with the landscape to benefit the wildlife in a picturesque setting.

Adirondack Almanack Published September 16

North Country poet George Cassidy Payne shares a selection of new poems with themes of the Adirondacks and nature

Adirondack Almanack Published September 15

OurStoryBridge shares a story from Adirondack community member Paul Martin about a young man at the Ausable Club

Adirondack Almanack Published September 13

Mitchell Sabattis was an Abenaki guide whose bravery and knowledge of the woods was legendary during his time