The Essex County Arts Council announces funding for the arts. The Cultural Assistance Program (CAP) Grant application is now available on the website: essexcountyarts.org. For any arts group, historical society, preservation program, library, museum, or organization providing … [Read more...] about Arts Funding Available in Essex County
Archives for 2021
Essex, NY Ferry Crossing Resuming Service 2/8/2021
Update from Lake Champlain Transporation: Charlotte, VT - Essex, NY Crossing Starting Monday February 8, 2021 the Charlotte, VT - Essex, NY crossing will resume service following our winter schedule. The Grand Isle, VT - Plattsburgh, NY crossing will continue running as … [Read more...] about Essex, NY Ferry Crossing Resuming Service 2/8/2021
Valentine’s Week Pop-Up at Kit+Syl Studio Featuring: Angie Cook, LMT
THE VIEW FROM THE STUDIO An Exploration of the Flowers, Art + Business Local to Essex, New York Post-holiday winter is known to be a quiet season in the North Country. As a new, local, business owner, I am acutely aware of this fact, what I signed up for, and the … [Read more...] about Valentine’s Week Pop-Up at Kit+Syl Studio Featuring: Angie Cook, LMT
Whallonsburg Grange Winter Virtual Lyceum Series “Entangled Stories” Begins Feb. 9
The Whallonsburg Grange in Essex will host a series of weekly lectures in February and March via Zoom. The Lyceum, which has brought speakers and audiences together for over ten years, will be presented virtually this season due to the pandemic restrictions. The five Entangled … [Read more...] about Whallonsburg Grange Winter Virtual Lyceum Series “Entangled Stories” Begins Feb. 9
Piano by Nature Presents “Blues Then and Now” with Lydia Harrell and Mark Shilansky
Free Zoom Concert: SATURDAY, February 6th at 7PM, and then 2 weeks of any time viewing on Piano by Nature website. “Blues Then and Now.” Lydia Harrell and Mark Shilansky perform a set of original compositions and arrangements of early 20th century American songbook tunes and … [Read more...] about Piano by Nature Presents “Blues Then and Now” with Lydia Harrell and Mark Shilansky