North Country Community Calendar

Cabin Fever Book, Bake & Tag Sale
Friday, March 5, 2010 - 4pm – 6pm
Saturday, March 6, 2010 - 9am – 12pm
Books, audiobooks, dvds, cds, videos, tag sale items, and baked goods

Broomball Registration at 9am. Games start at 9:30am. Derby Registration at 11am; Race begins at Noon. [The Crazy Downhill Derby, sponsored by the North Warren Chamber of Commerce, was originally schedule for February 20th.]

Professional tracker Vincent Walsh of Kawing Crow will lead this adult tracking workshop. Please dress for a day outside and bring a lunch. Pre-registration is required. There is a $10 fee for each participant.

Kingsbury Town Hall; Please bring two forms of ID: NYS driver's license & SS card OR birth certificate. Arrive 10 minutes prior to test time.

Interested current and future athletes, volunteers and coaches are invited to Clarkson University to participate in sports clinics conducted by Clarkson University athletes from 10am – 1pm on Saturday, March 6th, 2010.

The library is offering four Saturday Poetry Writing Workshops, for grades 5 to 7. The workshops will continue March 13. Activities & sharing.

Join Dr. Tom Langen as he discusses "Golden-winged Warblers and other Declining Shrubland Birds: Why the Decline and What we Can Do About It".Golden-winged warblers are one of the highest priority species for conservation in North America.

LOVE the Nature Center? Come to this fun gathering & choose how you can make a difference. Join a committee to work on advocacy, marketing, fundraising or one of the other many choices. Commit to a few activities each year & make a huge difference!

There is a $5 entry fee. Bring your prepared entry & all your friends (free admission to members & guests). Bowls & spoons provided for tasting samples. All comers may vote & enjoy a fun-filled afternoon. 1st & 2nd Place Cash Prizes+Bragging Rights

TEENS & ADULTS ARE INVITED TO COME LEARN ALL ABOUT FELTING. HAND-DYED WOOL, NEEDLES AND FOAM WILL BE PROVIDED. PARTICIPANTS WILL MAKE A DECORATIVE WOOL BALL. THE FEE IS $8. CALL EARLY TO PRE-REGISTER.

Activities to include: smoke detector give-aways, free health screenings, child fingerprinting, hula hoop making, Wii, face painting & more!

Admission: Non-perishable food item for the Ogdensburg Neighborhood Center
Snow Date: March 13, 2010

Artworks presents artist Sara E. Lynch in Nostalgic, highlighting her recent work on painted clothing while exhibiting some of her earlier pieces. Sara was born and raised in Potsdam NY, and has a degree in painting & ceramics. March 6 - April 3

Lake Placid Public Library; Please bring two forms of ID: NYS license & SS card OR birth certificate. Arrive 10 minutes prior to test time.

In this one-woman play, a 15 year-old girl in Kingston, Jamaica, is bridging the gap between innocence and maturity. This coming of age story emphasizes the symbolic power of blood. Two performances today at 4PM & 8:30PM.

Kids ages 2-10 years are welcome to come for an evening of planned activities that may include gymnastics, swimming, games, group activities, music, crafts, snacks, and a movie. Contact Lake Placid Health & Fitness for details or to register.

This event features an open mic (featuring 3 artists) and an art sale (all art under $20). We are asking for a 2-5 dollar donation which will be given to Partners in Health.

SL High School fund raising concert features 3 college acapella groups from Colgate and UVM, SLHS Jazz Band and vocal ensembles, Wulaba Drumming & Somabeats. Kenyan crafts, Nip Rogers' & SLHS student artwork, & recycled fabric totes will be for sale.

This camp-in meets Girl Scout requirements for the Finding Your Way Badge and the Cub Scout Geography Belt Loop. Please visit www.cmost.org, for more information. Pre-registration is required.

Scotland 101, introduction to all things Scottish. Learn the history of the clans and their tartans. Speaker Peter McPherson Fish, past board member of the Scottish Tartan Authority. Refreshments provided. March 6th Keene Community Center 7pm

The Cantabile Choirs of Kingston welcome world-renowned British composer/conductor Bob Chilcott as our guest conductor for an evening of classical and contemporary works. Tickets are available from the Grand Theatre Box Office www.kingstongrand.ca

Classic rock double bill featuring Dave Mason, whose solo career included associations with Traffic, Fleetwood Mac, Delaney & Bonnie and Mama Cass Elliott. Leon Russell is known for his work with Joe Cocker, George Harrison & others. Tickets: $29.50.

Goats make for a great pack animal and Jay residents Don and Nadine McLauglin will show you how to get into this wonderful way of experiencing the backcountry.In this slideshow presentation they’ll share their camping adventures with their two goats.

Pianist Christopher O'Riley, the host of the popular public radio program “From the Top,” combines his interpretations of classical composers from Shostakovich to Ravel with his transcriptions of progressive rock bands such as Radiohead and REM.

A new breeze in Irish music '.....it is the clarity of their musical expression that makes them stand out." (Sing Out!) High energy Celtic tickets $18 advance/$22 at door

The Bhoys' hybrid of Canadian Highland Scots and French Candian musical idioms has evolved into a sound that is extremely entertaining. Their energy and good humor,as much a part of the show as thier musicianship,crosses all cultures and ages. $16

Love Insurgency brings its musical message of love, peace, and the unstoppable power of the groove to The Club (25 Court St. in Canton). There will be a small cover charge. Put on your dancing shoes, grab your friends and come on down!