Week of 1/8 Events & Activities Bulletin
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Here are the latest opportunities to connect with the community.
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This Friday, January 12th a one-hour 'Roaring Twenties' Dance Lesson at the Dance Sanctuary on Main Street will take place. Come out for the 2
nd
, and final, class to improve or start from step one, in dancing styles of the American 1920's. Be an "Oliver Twist" on the dance floor at Historic Saranac Lake's Winter Gala, taking place later this month. Space for this class is limited, so register today. Singles and couples welcome. For more information and to register contact the Dance Sanctuary, thedancesanctuary@gmail.com, (518)304-7765. $10.
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On Friday, January 12th, Adam Federman, the author of
Fasting and Feasting: The Life of Visionary Food Writer Patience Gray,
will be at the Adirondack Artists Guild to sign copies. There will be a reception from 4:30-6:30, with light refreshments. Starting at 5:30 he will speak about the book and how he came to write it. His writing has appeared in the
Washington Post
,
Slate
, the
Nation
magazine and other publications.
Jessie Fischer, owner of
The Book Nook, LLC,
Saranac Lake’s new bookstore at 7A Broadway, will be on hand to sell the books.
Recipies from Patience Gray’s book “Honey from a Weed” will be the inspiration for a $25 supper at the
Left Bank Café
at 36 Broadway following the book signing. Call 354-8166 for reservations.
The Adirondack Artists Guild is on the web at
www.adirondackartistsguild
.com.
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On Saturday, January 13th, come to Keegan Photography from 1 to 5pm. Together, with Ted Bissonette Photography, these local artists will present 'Out of the Box Begininner Photography Workshop.' Learn what all those settings are on your digital camera and how to capture beautiful photos with more consistency. This group class will include photographing and reviewing images from the class. Limited to eight people. Fee $110. Instructors: Todd Bissonette & Keegan Photography.
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Inner Quest Yoga will host another series of workshops to help you move slowly,
breathe deeper, relieve stress and tension, and clear your mind for the New Year.
On Wednesday, January 10th, starting at 4:30pm, come to 238 Broadway to join
'Mindful Movement - Prana Flow & Body Sensing Yoga.' This class is part of a series that are accessible for most body types regardless of strength, flexibility, fitness level, shape, or weight. Let-go of any doubt and meet yourself where you are. You should feel comfortable and steady plus, with practice, you’ll enjoy greater ease in doing the things you need and love to do. Altogether, there are 12 classes, for $144 per person, or a $15 Drop-in fee each class. Inner Quest also offers 'share with a friend pass:' 18 classes for $198.
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From Friday, January 12th through Sunday, January 14th The Lake Clear Lodge and Retreat will host a culinary weekend. This weekend focuses on how to prepare the foods you like to eat. A weekend of demos, cooking and fun for all ages - no diet - just real foods cooking and you learning how to do it at home. Contact Ernest & Cathy Hohmeyer via email info@lodgeonlakeclear.com or over the phone (518)891-1489.
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Friday, January 12th live at the Waterhole, come out to listen to the musical group Rumpke Mountain Boys, with special guest, Arthur Buezo. You know the Waterhole will treat your ears and pallet well into the New Year with plenty of drink options to choose from and signature sounds from across the globe. Doors open at 8pm for a 9pm show. Tickets are $10 each in advance for this 21+ show, or $12 at the door.
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Saturday, January 13th Dr. Martin Luther King Celebrations will take place from 7-8:30pm at The First Presbyterien Church of Saranac Lake. This event is free and open to the public where coffee, tea and baked goods will be served. Come celebrate and remeber the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. Sponsored by the Peace and Justice Workgroup of the Saranac Lake Ecumenical Council.
For more information, call Lisa Meissner (518) 359-2623.
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Historic Saranac Lake’s Movie Mondays continue into 2018 with free showings that are open to the public. Come by 89 Church Street from 7 - 9pm to enjoy a showing of "It." This 1920’s movie even stars the "It girl,” Clara Bow herself. Light refreshments will be served.
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WINTER HOURS OF OPERATION
Tuesday - Friday 10 am – 7 pm
Saturday 9 am – 5 pm
Sunday & Monday 10 am – 4 pm
ABOUT OUR TRAILS
-All lower ski trails groomed for skate skiing.
-Track set for classic skiing as conditions allow.
-Ungroomed upper ski trails.
-Most lower trails lighted for night skiing
-Skis or snowshoes must be worn at all times
-Dogs permitted on snowshoe trails; Wednesday-only on ski trails
INDOOR FACILITIES
-A warming lodge with cocoa, coffee and restrooms is open during winter.
-Ski and snowshoe rentals are available in the lodge.
-There's also a wax room with benches and irons for ski prep.
-Bring a lunch and a book and spend the day
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Mt. Pisgah Recreation Center is open for the '17-'18 season
Weekday hours: 3 pm to 9 pm
Weekday ski pass: $20
Weekend hours: 10 am to 4 pm
Weekend ski pass: $25
Tubing is $15 for 2 hours
Mt Pisgah Recreation Center offers something for everyone!
There are alpine trails, cross country trails, snow shoe trails, bike trails, walking trails and tubing.
The fully illuminated trails make Mt. Pisgah the choice for local night skiing.
All in a casual, hometown, atmosphere.
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This Thursday Special at Left Bank Cafe
$20 3-course dinner
Come on by
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Every Wednesday is Ladies's Night at Casa Del Sol from 4:30 until 9pm. There are plenty of margarita and entree specials. Lady's chimichanga only $9, portobello mushroom and spinach quesadilla $9.50, and two fish tacos with a salad only $7.50
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***Please contact the event hosts, for more up to date information. Also be aware that cancellations and postponements do occur. The Chamber does not take responsibility for notifying you if another organization's event is postponed or canceled.
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518.891.1990 welcome@slareachamber.org
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