Shakespeare in the Park

Shakespeare in the Park

Saturday, August 9, 6:00 pm

Adirondack Regional Theatre presents a free performance of William Shakespeare’s enchanting A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Ballard Park. Family-friendly and inclusive, ART’s 90-minute adaptation by director Mason Barber ensures that all ages will enjoy the rollicking story of four Athenian lovers, a fairy kingdom, and a group of amateur actors, all intertwined by magic and mistaken identities.

Here Comes the Sun Exhibition

Here Comes the Sun; Graphite Drawings from Dan Keegan

July 2 through August 29

Opening reception Thursday, July 9 from 5-7:00

Artist talk at 6:00

Dan Keegan is an artist of rare patience and purpose. Working in graphite on a large scale, he transforms personal photographs of the natural world into images that are at once intimate and vast. In this exhibition, Keegan turns his attention to the sun: as a subject of beauty, a force of almost incomprehensible power, and a mirror for some of the most pressing questions of our time. 


Geology with Gib

Geology with Gib

Join Ausable Chasm for a fantastic geology presentation by retired meteorologist Gib Brown! Learn about the History of Ausable Chasm, Potsdam Sandstone, and much more! Show times are 12:00, 1:00 and 2:00 on Scheduled Wednesdays throughout the summer!

Adirondack Art Association Inaugural Exhibition with Guest Artist Ann Pember at The Old School House Gallery

Longtime Keeseville Resident Ann Pember Brings 40-Year Watercolor Exhibition to Restored Old Schoolhouse Gallery in Essex!

The Adirondack Art Association (AAA) is pleased to announce a spectacular summer event celebrating the diverse talents, hidden gems, and raw beauty of the Adirondack Mountains and the shores of Lake Champlain. AAA will debut its newly restored historic Old Schoolhouse Gallery with a premier exhibition featuring nationally acclaimed watercolorist and longtime Keeseville resident Ann Pember.

  • Exhibition Run: July 4 – July 31