Also the bluegrass music of
Black River Ramblers
Or write:
Kellogg Street Productions
30 Kellogg St. Clinton, NY 13323
or call 315-853-7133
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Mohawk Valley Living is proud to feature Adirondack Journal, hosted by Gary Van Riper, co-author of Adirondack Kids.
Cariou helps make Sweeney Todd a show to remember!
Len Cariou shares stories with cast prior to curtain call for Saturday night's performance.
Thanks to the Players of Utica for allowing Mohawk Valley Living to
be a part of this special event!
October 2nd Show A visit with sculptor, Jim McDermid of Rome
Using a chainsaw with great dexterity, Jim McDermid creates human forms from great tree trunks.
Adirondack Journal
Ferd's Bog
A winding boardwalk takes you through a 50-acre black spruce bog, stream, and bog pond surrounded by 50 acres of boreal forest with a extensive bird community
Great Camp Sagamore
Dating from 1897 the Main Lodge at Sagamore is William West Durant's greatest architectural achievement. He actually lived in it until 1901 when he sold Sagamore to Alfred Vanderbilt, the wealthiest young man in America.
Great Camp Sagamore is a National Historic Landmark in the heart of the Adirondacks. It is located on Sagamore Lake in the "forever wild" lands of the Forest Preserve of the Adirondacks
Donna and Captain Dean Pohl named their boat the WW Durant after the man who built Great Camp Sagamore. Captian Pohl built the boat in the style of steamboats that used to tour the lake. Hurry and schedule your lunch or dinner Fall Foliage tour of Raquette Lake aboard the WW Durant.
The Raquette Lake Navigation Co. conducts tours throughout October.
This week Gary introduces us to
Rob Igoe, Jr., owner of North Country Books.
Founded in 1965,
North Country Books publishes & distributes books about New York State.
Innkeepers, Jay and Joedda stand ready to welcome guests to their newly restored Woods Inn
You can experience the Adirondacks by air at Payne's Air Service open every day on Rt. 28 in Inlet. Call (315) 357-3971 or 357-2079
Two years ago Jay Latterman and Joedda McClain started the daunting task of restoring The Wood Hotel to its original turn-of-the-century grandeur. Today, The Woods Inn is a 21 room hotel open year round and restaurant serving lunch and dinner.
Above: The Inn in 2003. Below: Today, proudly overlooking Fourth Lake
Adirondack Journal
The cool weather and fall foliage make it a great time of year to climb Bald Mountain!
Road Trip to Raquette Lake
October 16th Show Sculptor, Patrick Cuffe
Local artist draws inspiration from Utica architecture & the Industrial Revolution
A visit with Mimi and John Fehlner of Clinton Cider Mill
Rainy Day Road Trip to Dolgeville
We escape the dreary weather in the Lyndon Lyon Greenhouses!
Could it be a record?
Check out stats at
WKTV's Weather Center.
Utica has some of the
oldest sets of weather records in the nation!
Population Dynamics of Mutualism
Sunday Oct 16th at 4pm -Free
Ants, Treehoppers and Goldenrod
Macfarlane Auditorium
Utica College
New Zealand Travel Video Series
Wednesday, Oct 19th at 1:30pm -Free
Little Falls Public Library
Pay the Piper
Oct 21st-23nd -Cost $5
Fri at 7:30 pm, Sat and Sun at 2pm
The Players of Utica present this
magic-filled children's musical
Call (315) 724-4000 for reservations
Whitesboro Middle School Auditorium
Two Girls Working
Friday, Oct 21st at 10:45am -Free
Visiting Lecture Series
MWPAI, Utica
Alexis Loomis
Saturday, Oct 22nd at 8pm -Cost $9
Park Coffee House
Presbyterian Church building
Holland Patent
Holloween House Festival
Oct 21st-23rd, Festival admission is free
Fri. 6-9pm, Sat. 5-9pm and Sun. 5-8pm
Rome Art & Community Center
West Bloomfield Street, Rome (315) 336-1040
