NCPR Community Calendar

For new WIC participants. WIC is a supplemental food program helping Women, Infants, and Children, administered by the North Country Children's Clinic which is based in Canton.

A parent with current immunization records must accompany all children. Call for appointments, walk-ins are welcome. This is a service for those who do not have insurance to cover vaccinations.

Students new to Madrid-Waddington Central School may register for school on August 19 & 20 from 9am-2pm either day. Also, the Guidance Office will be open August 26 & 27 for any student in grades 6-12 to make schedule adjustments. Hours are 9am-2pm.

Families'R'Us. Parent must accompany children with current immunization records. Call to make an appointment or to ensure the vaccine you need is available. Walk-ins are welcome.

MAC’s Canoe Livery will be guiding this trip for the Adirondack Park Agency Visitor Interpretive Center. Reservations will be accepted on a space available basis until 5pm on Aug. 19. Please call MAC’s at
891-1176 to register.

Texture paper and design individual works. Emphasis will be on creating with color on canvas, and designing people with energy. [Tuition: $165]

Free with Museum Admission. Learn about papermaking, printmaking, paper collage, origami, bookmarking and more!

Barbara Nudlin will conduct a Ikebana-Japanese floral design demonstration at this meeting of the Indian Lake Garden Club. New members are welcome.

Hot dogs, hamburgers, & homemade picnic foods will be served. Entertainment, bingo and other games provided. Donation of $5 appreciated.

Activity for young kids (preschoolers) and their parents. Fun for everyone! Please arrive on time.

Families are encouraged to join these hikes on trails around the VIC. Bring a bag lunch or snacks for the trail. We will stop along our journey for a trail lunch. Preregistration is required. Free.

At the Burnt Hills Fire Department, 125 Lake Hill Road. Walk-ins welcome, appointments recommended.

Walk-ins welcome.

Champlain CHILDREN'S LEARNING CENTER, 12:30-1pm; the HEADSTART/Three Steeples Church, 1:10-1:30p.; at NORTHERN TIER SENIOR HOUSING, 1:40-2:10; Altona TWIN OAKS Senior Housing, 2:50-3:30; Sciota D&D Grocery, 3:40-4:20pm.

Dr. Curt Stager, Professor of Natural Sciences at Paul Smith’s College, will present on what scientists know for certain about climate change in the Adirondacks, as well as what questions still remain. Free for members or with paid admission.

Children ages 5-10 can participate in crafts, hear stories, and play games centered on that week's special creature. Aug 20-Birds. [Fee: $10 each]

Interactive activities begin before seasoned aerialists showcase their talent at 1pm. This weekly event features different freestyle skiers. $14/adults, $8/juniors & seniors.

Every Wednesday afternoon in August, drop in to take advantage of open studio time. Bring your imagination and get help to bring your vision to life with a parade of art-making materials each week! FREE for children ages 3-12 & their adult chaperone.

Located across from the Roxy Theatre, Main Street. In August and September, in addition to the Saturday market, the market will also run on Wednesday afternoons. WIC & Senior Checks accepted. Fresh fruit, vegetables, maple syrup, baked goods, wine...

Mulan matinee performance run Monday-Friday through Aug 22nd. Phone the Grand Theatre box office for ticket information. 613-530-2050

Victor Hugo's epic story set to stirring music - a spectacular treat for the whole family. Two performances today at 2:30PM & 8PM.

This group works to educate the community on issues related to disability and other health issues. It is open to everyone.

The Board of Directors of Saranac Lake Community Store, Inc. invites everyone to a Community Store Party at Mt. Pisgah Lodge to celebrate our progress to date. Music, Food, Drinks and Fun.

Donations accepted. Everyone welcome, especially volunteers! (315-386-4500)

The Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce will be hosting the event, part of the Chamber’s Legislative agenda, will be held at McKenzie Grille. Open to the public. The cost is $10 for Chamber members; $15 for yet-to-be-members. RSVP with the Chamber.

At St. Hubert Church, every Wednesday. All are invited.

Parents, family members, and others responsible for providing care to those diagnosed with Autism may want to attend and share what they perceive to be needed services in our area. Please RSVP by phone. Child care may be available; ask when you call.

At the Plattsburgh City Library. This newly formed organization will meet every third Wednesday of the month. The opening session will be An Introduction to Complementary and Alternative Medicine with Lindamarie Hill. Free. Public welcome.

Free. Please call or email the SLC Arts Council to register in advance.

For people experiencing divorce and separation. DivorceCare features nationally recognized experts on divorce and recovery topics. For more information call United Community Church.

Featured Artists Salvador Sarmiento & Friends. All ages & art forms welcome, no talent required. Please come express yourself, rain or shine!

Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for this concert down by the water front in Old Forge. Pamme will be playing Original Folk songs from her new CD "Songs From Mountains East and West" along with other crowd pleasing folk covers. [www.pammeswan.com]

Dr. Denise D. Knight, SUNY Cortland, will present '"One Is Not Find of Overripe Pears": Conduct Literature and the Call for "True Womanhood"' Free. Public welcome.

This adult program with Greg Gross features Shadow Puppets.

A mysterious red balloon affectionately follows seven-year-old Simon around Paris in this imaginative tale.

Music from traditional and contemporary musicals, and comedic musical tributes to the great stars of the Las Vegas Strip. Tickets are $20for this special event and can be purchased by calling the Clayton Opera House box office.

This memory play by Susan Coyne tells the story of five-year-old Susan and her friendship with her elderly neighbor, Mr. Moir and shows the power of imagination.

Yo-el Cassell & YC Movement Theatre create a unique alchemy of story, movement and the expressive beauty of the human soul. Come early for refreshments - stay after to meet the artists.

A stunning spectacle of traditional Irish dance, music and song. [Tickets:Adults/ $35; Seniors/$33.50; Group of 12/$30.]

Rock/soul/pop music. www.lakegeorgearts.org

Tickets can be purchased at the door beginning at 7:30. ($20/$18/$10) Also: Free mini-concert at 4:30pm for children and guests! www.craftsburychamberplayers.org

The Depot Theatre of Westport, NY presents an Equity Production. Call for show times and other information.

Each Wednesday through August, Higher Ground will feature three to four developing northeast bands. This week: How to Stay Alive in the Woods; The Leaves; Theravada; Busted Brix. Tickets are only $5--that's cheaper than a sandwich!