On May 10, 2025, Champlain Area Trails (CATS) will host its signature annual event, the Grand Hike. This 16-mile walk will take participants from Lewis to Whallonsburg along the Champlain Valley’s scenic trails and back roads. Shuttles will be available for those who wish to … [Read more...] about Champlain Area Trails Invites Community to Join the Grand Hike on May 10th
Archives for April 2025
ACW Seeks Submissions for Anne LaBastille Memorial Writers Residency
Adirondack Center for Writing (ACW) is now accepting submissions for its 12th annual Anne LaBastille Memorial Writers Residency – a fully funded, two-week residency at the Lodge on Twitchell Lake near Big Moose, NY. Submissions are due by May 19. Each fall, ACW welcomes six … [Read more...] about ACW Seeks Submissions for Anne LaBastille Memorial Writers Residency
NFCT Announces 2024 Thru-Paddler Roster
The Northern Forest Canoe Trail (NFCT) has announced its official roster of 2024 thru-paddlers. The NFCT, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, is a mapped inland water trail tracing 740 miles of Indigenous and historic travel routes across New York, Vermont, … [Read more...] about NFCT Announces 2024 Thru-Paddler Roster
Register for Gyotaku Japanese Fish Printing Workshop at Elizabethtown Social Center
Immerse yourself in the timeless Japanese tradition of Gyotaku with Master Printmaker Mutsugoroh (Stephen DiCerbo) – an intricate and captivating form of fish printing that combines artistry, nature, and cultural heritage. This unique process, where real fish are carefully inked … [Read more...] about Register for Gyotaku Japanese Fish Printing Workshop at Elizabethtown Social Center
The Wild Center’s Clothesline Installation Travels to Whallonsburg Grange
The Wild Center is pleased to announce that a portion of The Clothesline: Food, Fiber, Air, and Soil—an installation by artist Brenda Baker—will be on display at the Whallonsburg Grange and Whitcomb’s in Essex, NY, as part of the finish line celebration for the Champlain Area … [Read more...] about The Wild Center’s Clothesline Installation Travels to Whallonsburg Grange