NCPR Community Calendar

Saint Michael's College presents activities throughout the week, sponsored by SMC MOVE (Mobilization of Volunteer Efforts). Mass & Vigil for the hungry & homeless Sunday at 7pm, presentation Tuesday evening, Hunger Banquet Wednesday, and more.

Contact ORDA for details.

At the New York State Museum in Albany. Works from the Plattsburgh State Art Museum's Rockwell Kent Collection make up a major exhibit titled "Rockwell Kent: This Is My Own."

Walk-ins welcome, appointments recommended.

This class runs through November 22nd and is free and open to the public. The Yoga Loft is located above the Blackbird Cafe at 107 Main Street in Canton.

At the Nutrition Site in the Long Lake Town Hall. (side entrance, across from the church). Fresh, tasty, all homemade pies will be baked & sold by the women of the Methodist Church of Long Lake.

Women of the Colton United Methodist Church will have their annual Christmas Sale: Crafts and home made food. Lunch will be available. Doors will open at 9 AM and close at 2 PM. Great chance to purchase Christmas items or food items for Thanksgiving.

At the Newcomb Fire Hall on Route 28N. Craft Fair continues November 23rd ( 10am - 2 pm) Santa will arrive at 1 pm...

The Canton Methodist Church Bazaar will feature homemade baked goods, holiday items, crafts, books, white elephant treasures, and much more. Homemade soup, pie, and rolls available for lunch.

Northern Lights School will host a workshop, open to the public, to dip beeswax candles and make candle holders out of natural materials. Enjoy a quiet, relaxing morning with soft holiday music. Fee $3 per person. www.northernlightsschool.org

The New York State Zoo & Watertown Urban Mission are hosting a "Fill the Pantry and One Warm Coat Day." Admission will be free with the donation (per person) of 2 non-perishable food items or a clean, reusable coat, sweater, hat and mittens.

Come celebrate the Hollyberry's 50th Anniversary with us! We have an amazing craft fair, awesome raffles, baked goods, yummy lunch & desserts, Santa & childrens activities. It's a LCGH Aux tradition you don't want to miss! Proceeds for scholarships

Join Clear Creek Weavers to build this unique basket that will surely be the conversation piece on your Thanksgiving table. Participants need to bring a bag lunch. Preregistration is required. Cost: $35 ($30 for API members).

At the West Mt. Base Lodge. Equipment drop off from 8-10 AM. Sunday 11/23: Sale from 10am-1pm, pick-up from 1-3pm.

Featuring 100 craftors. Admission is $2.

At Town Hall. With crafts & snack, plus chalk artist/ventriliquist Rachel Browning.

Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 4pm. For budding artists aged 3 and up, accompanied by an adult. No registration required. Bilingual. Included with Gallery admission. Artissimo is all about looking at art and making art.

A Producers-only Market, every Saturday thought December 20th. Fresh vegetables, fruit, organic cheese, meat, chicken and eggs, home baked breads and goodies, plants, handmade jewelry, baskets, paintings and more!

Tap to Toe Studio of Dance will entertain with Christmas caroling from noon to 1 p.m. to help kick off the 2008 Holiday Show at 1pm in the food court. Merchants will feature hot gift ideas and fashions for the holiday season.

At the Inlet Fire House, 244 North Route 28. [1-800-GIVE-LIFE]

With painter Dancy Noble, maple producer Art Hurlbut, and fiber artist and basket maker Alice Antwine. These meet-and-greet sessions allow the artists to discuss their work, hold book-signings, and demonstrate their crafts.

At Borders Books and Music. With Joseph Sweet, (Author of Hell 101, & The Fall.) Marcus Mastin, (The Carthage Chronicles - Don't pay the ferryman, Don't fear the Reaper, and Revenge of the Reaper) and Hope Irvin Marston, (My Little Books Collection)

A three-hour workshop with hands-on fun for grades 5-12 and their families. Pre-registration requested with the Sci-Tech Center for Northern NY in Watertown.

Also on Saturday, November 22nd at 1, 4 and 7 PM. Adults $12, children (12 and under) $8. Tickets available at the door. Proceeds benefit the Ski West Mt. Education Foundation.

Hector Berlioz’s contemplation of good and evil. Encore performance December 14th, 7pm. Tickets available at the CPS Box Office (SUNY Potsdam campus), Northern Music & Video, and the Roxy Theater. Info: www.cpspotsdam.org [$18/$15/$12]

Including Capital Region artists Darcie Abbatiello, Brian Cirmo, G. George Girard, Michael Millspaugh, Ryan Parr and Ken Ragsdale. Reception & open house December 13 from 1:30-4:30pm. On display to January 24th.

Keene Valley Library Friends will host a reception at the library to kick off the Sale that will run from November 22 through December 23. All are welcome. Cider, coffee and cookies will be served.

On Saturday evenings. With a community meal and fellowship. Dual Recovery is for those seeking recovery from alcohol or substance abuse with mental health issues.

At the Old Lantern Dance Hall. Dinner 6:30-7:30pm; Dance until 11pm. with Starline Rhythm Boys and Girl Howdy. A portion of the proceeds benefit the the WARMTH Porgram.

At Christ United Methodist Church in Johnsonville, NY. An additional performance will be offered Sunday, Nov 23rd, at 2:00 PM.

Schroon Lake Central's Class of 2009 presents Dan Berggren in this benefit concert at the school. Proceeds go to the Schroon Lake Historical Museum and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Call for discount advance tickets.

Gerry Lemmo, one of the Northeast's most well-known photographers, will present a slide show, which will explore the amazing beauty of Christmas in New York. Free and open to the public.

Ray Bonneville is a distinctive artist, a man who cooks up a deep groove, blending a unique percussive electric guitar style, a weathered voice, and soulful rack harmonica into image provoking songs that can be believed.

In the Blackbox Theatre, Satterlee Hall. SUNY Potsdam Department of Theatre and Dance presents seven plays spread across two programs from Thursday to Sunday. Free. Program A: Nov 20 at 7:30pm and Nov 22 at 2pm. Program B: Nov 21 & 22 7:30pm.

At Carol's Hungry Mind Cafe.

In the UVM Recital Hall. Featuring music by Tchaikovsky (Rococo Variations), with Sergey Antonoc, cello.

Free stuff, fun times, great movie! Doors open at 6:30pm, when patrons can check out the coolest new gear from local sponsors. Door Prizes will be announced at 7:30 and the film will immediately follow. $17 General / $15 LPCA Members

Performance will be offered again tomorrow, Sunday, November 23, 2008 at 2:30 p.m.

The indie-rock trio, led by the engaging singer-songwriter Stephen Kellogg stops at The Egg as part of its fifth anniversary tour. Pat McGee opens the concert with a solo set.

In the E. Glenn Giltz Auditorium, Hawkins Hall. The concert will feature Dr. Karen Becker (piano) with guest artist, Janet Harriman (harp) playing music for 277 strings. Admission is free and open to the public.

Presented by Burlington Songwriters Group.

Green Candle Theatre Company presents Art the Father, written & directed by Michael Jordan Evans. Two years after the death of his mother, Dan returns home to find that life after mom is nothing like what he could have imagined. Runs through 11/22.

Based on Harlen Coben's bestseller, a doctor discovers that the wife he thought had died 8 years before is still alive. ["Delicious. It's VERTIGO meets THE FUGITIVE" - NY Times "A top-notch thriller" LA Times
"Packed with pleasure" - Rolling Stone]

Noel Coward’s improbable farce & the smash comedy hit of the 1941 London & Broadway stages. Tickets: $12 general, $10 seniors & students; available online, by phone, & at Shelburne Supermarket. www.shelburneplayers.com

Canadian musical theatre phenomenon Cynthia Dale performs with the NAC Orchestra. Music supervisor is NACO Principal Pops Conductor Jack Everly, and the NAC Orchestra is under the baton of conductor Steve Reineke.

At Kiggins Hall, Emma Willard School, Troy, NY. Music by Bach-Pratt, Mendelssohn, Martinu, and Brahms. www.friendsofchambermusic.org.

The forgotten art is enjoying a renaissance as ancient dance techniques from North India, the Middle East and Africa are fused with contemporary American movement.

Friends of Chamber Music presents sensational pianist Awadagin Pratt & Friends in Kiggins Hall at the Emma Willard School, 285 Pawling Avenue (Route 66) in Troy, NY. www.friendsofchambermusic.org

Presented by Hello Darlin' Productions.

At the Glen Building, behind the Si Miller Arena. A comedy by Canadian playwright Norm Foster. Tickets: $16 Canadian, $15 US. Reserved tables. Theatre holds 115. Bar available. Benefits: Nov. 12th for Cancer Society; Nov. 19th for Alzheimer's Society

Damn Yankee String Band with Rudy Dauth and Max Krauss.