| ° The Lake George performing arts scene is rich with uique venues, performances and activities. Whether you are here on vacation, or a year-round resident, new additions to the local arts scene continue to enrich and advance our experience. With great local, regional, and national talent, you’ll find all types of wonderful live performances, music and … Read More
2013 Celebrates the Bicentennial Artist Sher Millis has moved forward in her goal to create a community mural in each of the whistle stops on the Saratoga and North Creek railroad line in the First Wilderness Corridor. This year’s project is on the south 92’ x 7’ wall of Luzerne Market at 12 Main St. … Read More
The mural’s history and details are found at the artist’s website, www.SherMillisMurals.com, under “About Us.” The murals speak for themselves. Sher is working on her third and largest project now, a 103’x11′ wall located on Route 9N and Heath Road, called the Corinth Depot Mural. The first two are located at 8 Mallery St. and … Read More
Lake George Dinner Theatre Presents: July 11th thru August 31st THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Adapted by Steven Canny and John Nicholson “A side-splitting sleuth story!” Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s most celebrated Sherlock Holmes story gets a rollicking makeover in this hilariously barking spoof! When Sir Charles Baskerville is found … Read More
The Lake George Dinner Theatre Presents: September 12th thru October 19th LUNCH WITH MRS. BASKIN, by Sam Bobrick “A delicious comedy with a dash of romance!” Although she has no intention of buying anything, Mrs. Eva Baskin, a sweet, retired widow, continuously sets up appointments with sales people solely to have lunch and conversation with … Read More
The Lake George Arts Project, established in 1977, is a local organization that provides art programs and exhibits. Their Mission is to “provide exposure and income opportunities to professional and emerging artists and to provide quality arts programming for the residents and visitors of the Lake George Region.” Enjoy the many Lake George Arts Project’s … Read More
“The Poet of the Dusk” John Shalhoub (February 10, 1971) Adirondacks, hills and valleys, Are you listening? Your splendor awes my spirit. You grapple with the skies and the stars My love lives in the shadow of your rocks. Moving with soft winds by day Attending to the whispers of my soul. Your crown creeps … Read More
Last of the Mohicans Outdoor Drama Commemorates History. Adapted from James Fenimore Cooper’s classic American novel, this new theater adaptation has been written specifically to be performed outdoors under the stars in the Lake George Region. Outdoor historical dramas are truly special because they celebrate the unique heritage of their host communities. The story is … Read More
