BETA's Slow Your Roll Ride -- Cobble Hill

NO DROP | CASUAL PACE | SMILES OVER MILES

These mountain bike rides are perfect for folks who are newer to the sport, getting back into it after an injury, or just plain slow. No judgement -- if we're not there right now, we've certainly been there. See new trails, meet new people, and get outside in the great Adirondacks this season by joining us for a fun ride and a hang out session at the trailhead afterwards.  Register Here.

 

Edgemont Inn

Welcome to Edgemont B&B. We are a 20 acre cycling-friendly B&B located near the shores of Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks in Moriah, NY. We are located only a two minute bicycle ride from a bicycle shared friendly state route 9. Edgemont is a 1900...

3rd Annual Junkers in June

3rd Annual Junkers in June

Join us on Saturday, June 13th, from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM for our 3rd Annual Junkers in June at Hunter Way Farm!

Come browse a variety of vendors featuring:
 Crafts
 Baked Goods
 Yard Sale Treasures
 Vintage Finds & Antiques

All vendors are welcome!

Bring the kids and enjoy our FREE Kids Craft Station, where children can make their own Father's Day Koozie just in time for Father's Day.

A special thank you to our 2026 sponsors for helping make these community events free for everyone to enjoy!

Pop Up Market at Ballard Park

Pop-Up Market

Join Triple Green Jade Farm in Westport for our new bi-weekly farmers market. We will be bringing wood-fired sourdough breads, cookies, buns, artisan whole wheat pasta, freshly milled flours.

We’ll also have fresh eggs, chicken bone broth, grass-fed beef, beef stock, pasta sauces, frozen pizza dough, quiche, toasted Muesli and even some Merch!

In addition we will explore the many offerings our friend’s farms have to offer throughout the summer season.

Opening Reception for "Here Comes the Sun, Graphite Drawings from Dan Keegan"

Here Come the Sun

Whitcomb's Arts is thrilled to present Here Comes the Sun, Graphite Drawings from Dan Keegan 

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 — grounded in direct observation yet reaching toward the cosmic. 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.

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