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Community Events-Week of March 15th - 21st

 

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Sunday, March 15th

 

  • CONSTABLEVILLE-All you can eat breakfast buffet. Adults $14 Kids age 6-12 $9 Kids 5 & under FREE Serving 7:30am - noon Scrambled Eggs Plain & Blueberry Pancakes French Toast Sticks Toast Home fries Sausage Bacon Sausage Gravy and Biscuits Canned Fruit Coffee, Tea, Orange Juice, Water, White & Chocolate Milk.  Sunday, March 15th, April 19th. 

 

  • WESTMORELAND Sunday, March 15th from 12-4pm Westmoreland Volunteer Fire Department is hosting a Benefit Spaghetti Dinner at James Spellman Training Center, 101 Station Rd.  Cost: $12 Per Person (Cash Only) Includes: Spaghetti, Meatballs, Sausage, Salad, Roll, and a Drink.  All proceeds from this event will go directly to the injured firefighters and their families

 

  • BOONVILLE-Our community needs your help. Join us Sunday, March 15th from 1 to 6 PM at the Boonville Elks Lodge for a Benefit supporting the injured First Responders and their families impacted by the Abundant Life Church explosion. We’re asking local businesses and residents to donate snacks and finger foods, raffle prizes, gift certificates or monetary contributions. Corporate sponsors are providing the main dish food.  All proceeds go directly to the families in need. Donations can be dropped off at the Boonville Elks Lodge on Rt 12 or Lodging Kit Company at 210 Grove Street.  This event is a coordinated effort brought to you by The Elks, S&D Properties, Lodging Kit Company, Broadway Bakery, Abundant Life Church, Upstate Caring Partners, the VFW and American Legion.  Musical acts include Scott Raymond followed by Where's Bella and closed out by Broken Rule.  Our first responders are always there for us—now it’s our turn to show up for them.

 

  • BOONVILLE-Believe 271 Foundation Inc is having a Bowling Tournament and Raffle fundraiser at 200 Post St in Boonville on Sunday, March 15th. All proceeds will be donated to injured firefighters and Pastor from the church explosion at Abundant Life Fellowship in Boonville.  They are in need of baskets and auction items for this event.  The fundraiser will be ongoing from March 14th from 10 am - 10pm and March 15th from 11am - 4:30 pm. Drawing for raffle winners is Sunday the 15th at 4:30 pm.  There will be basket raffles, 50/50 raffle, and Fill the Boot fundraiser.  Food and beverages will be available for purchase. 

 

  • BOONVILLE-Black River Environmental Improvement Association, Potato hill Farm, has a Free Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe loan program available on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am - 3pm throughout the winter. 

 

  •  OLD FORGE-The Adirondack Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Sunday at 5:30pm at the Niccoll’s Memorial Presbyterian church in Old Forge 

 

Monday, March 16th

  •  LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday March 16th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

     

    • BOONVILLE-Adirondack High School will have winter walking hours through the spring on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 5:30-7:30pm.  A donation of $1 is requested upon entry.  There will be no walking during snow days, vacation days, or early dismissal days.  (Feb 16-20, April 3-10)Participants are asked to park in the A-Wing entrances of the high school.  You will then sign in and change into walking shoes.   A map of the high school will be provided.  Please sign out promptly by 7:30.

     

    •  LOWVILLE-Anchor Recovery Center of Northern NY has a Group Session called Coffee Chat on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9:30-10:30 am at the Lowville Center 7714 Number Three Rd.  Coffee and Conversation.

     

    •  PORT LEYDEN-The Port Leyden Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Monday at 7:30PM at the Port Leyden Fire Hall

     

    Tuesday, March 17th

       

      • OLD FORGE - The Old Forge Library will offer a Pollock-Krasner House Creative Women Zoom Series on Tuesdays in March from 12 to 1 pm. The art lectures and classes will be held online via Zoom, and a link to join will be provided prior to each session. Presented by Education Coordinator Joyce Raimondo from the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, the series will spotlight four iconic female artists whose groundbreaking work helped shape modern and contemporary art. On March 17, participants will learn about Georgia O'Keeffe in “Art Blossoms,” celebrating her large-scale, stylized depictions of flowers and natural forms. The series concludes on March 24 with Yayoi Kusama and “Infinite Creativity,” examining her immersive, dotted installations and visionary contemporary work. The Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, located in East Hampton on Long Island, was the home of Jackson Pollock and his wife Lee Krasner, both renowned artists known for their contributions to the Abstract Expressionist movement. After Pollock’s death in 1956 and Krasner’s death in 1984, the property was given to the Stony Brook Foundation and is administered by Stony Brook University. This engaging lunchtime series offers a wonderful opportunity to learn more about these influential women artists from the comfort of home. It is free is and open to all. Registration is required. Please call 315 369-6008 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to register for any or all of the lectures. Zoom programs presented by Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator, Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, are made possible in part by a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of Gov. Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.

       

      • 3/17 LYONS FALLS-The Lyons Falls Library, 3918 High Street, invites you to participate in our eagerly anticipated Basket Raffle and Student Art Show, both held during library hours from Tuesday, March 17th through Saturday, March 28th. Just one $5 raffle card gives you 25 raffle tickets and once chance at a fabulous door prize! Donations will be accepted until Friday, March 13th. March 17th also marks the opening of our juried Student Art Show with a reception and light refreshments at 5:30 p.m. Awards for the exhibits by South Lewis Elementary, Middle and High School students will be given during the reception.

       

      • TURIN-The Village of Turin will hold their March board meeting on Tuesday 3-17-2026 @ 6:00 P.M. located at the Turin Municipal Building located at 6312 East Main Street

       

      • LOWVILLE-Anchor Recovery Center of Northern NY has a Group Session called Coffee Chat on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9:30-10:30 am at the Lowville Center 7714 Number Three Rd.  Coffee and Conversation.

       

      • LOWVILLE- Anchor Recovery Center of Northern NY will have an alternative to 12-Step Meetings, called “All Recovery” on Tuesdays from 1-2pm at 7714 Number Three Rd in Lowville.  They welcome all who struggle with addiction, are affected by addiction, or support the recovery lifestyle. 

       

      • BOONVILLE-Summer Story Hour with Mrs. Hannah every Tuesday at 10am at the Erwin Library in Boonville. Every Tuesday Mrs. Hannah will read a specially picked story, have a fun craft, and delicious snack! Children of all ages can come enjoy the fun! Cost: FREE

       

      • LOWVILLE-Join the Lowville Free Library for a weekly story time, every Tuesday morning at 11 am with books, songs, movement, and crafts! We start each morning with 10-15 minutes of playtime, then read together, do some movement and interactive fun, and finish up with another activity like a craft or game. 

       

      • BOONVILLE-Erwin Yarniacs Meet every Tuesday from 1-3pm at the Erwin Library in Boonville to work together on their knitting and crocheting projects. This group is for all levels, from beginner to advanced, and together will help you get the project done.

        

       

      Wednesday, March 18th

       

      •  OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard, is inviting the community to gather, create, and unwind with a new season of free crafting projects as part of its popular Wednesday Craft Night. Beginning January 7 at 5:00 p.m., craft nights will take place every Wednesday throughout the winter and into the spring. Designed to be relaxed, social, and welcoming to all ages and skill levels, Wednesday Craft Night emphasizes creativity over perfection. Participants are encouraged to experiment with materials, try new techniques, and enjoy the process of making rather than focusing on a single “right” result. Each session offers a chance to explore ideas, share laughs, and connect with others in a friendly, low-pressure environment. The program has become a favorite for families, friends, and seniors alike, offering a shared creative experience that brings generations together around the craft table. Whether attendees are seasoned crafters or trying something new for the first time, everyone is welcome to participate at their own pace. Planned projects include: March 18: Pom Pom Chicks March 25: Easter Quilling April 1: Easter Egg Dyeing The program is open to the public and is both family- and senior-friendly. Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies are provided free of charge, though quantities are limited. Advance registration is requested to ensure adequate materials. To reserve a spot for one or more craft nights, interested participants may contact the library at 315-369-6008 or by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

       

      • LYONS FALLS-Our fun and creative Lego Club meets on Wednesday, March 18th, 5 – 7 p.m., at the Lyons Falls Library, 3918 High Street. This free program, with its wealth of Legos and books with Lego activities, is open to all school-age children and their caregivers. Call the Library with questions (315-348-6180).

       

      • TURIN-Turin Library's "Tribute to St. Patrick's Day" on Wednesday, March 18th at 6:30. Join us for another wonderful program about the Erie Canal. Derrick Pratt from the Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse, returns with their program on "Immigration on the Erie Canal". (A huge amount of workers were from Ireland!) The story of the Erie Canal is in many ways a story of immigration, with thousands of migrants traveling and working on and along the Canal's waters. We will learn about the many ways immigrants impacted the construction, operation and culture of the Erie Canal.

       

      • 3/18 OLD FORGE- Old Forge Library Offers Free Sexual Harassment Prevention Training to Meet NYS Requirements ON ZOOM. New York State law requires all employers, regardless of size, to provide annual sexual harassment prevention training to all employees. This mandate applies to full-time, part-time, temporary, and seasonal staff, including employees of non-profit organizations. In many cases, the requirement also extends to board members. To assist organizations in meeting this requirement, the Old Forge Library is offering free sexual harassment prevention training sessions via Zoom. Multiple sessions are scheduled to accommodate a range of availability. Scheduled Training Sessions:, Wednesday, March 18 at 12:00 PM, Thursday, March 19 at 11:00 AM.  The training lasts approximately one hour, depending on group size, and includes interactive participation. Attendees will take turns reading slides and answering true or false questions as a group. The content follows New York State–recommended training guidelines and may be familiar to those who have attended similar sessions in prior years. Upon completion of the training, participants will receive a signed certificate verifying their attendance. Important note: Because the training is delivered via PowerPoint, participants must attend with video enabled. Phone-only participation does not meet New York State participation requirements. Organizations and individuals are encouraged to take advantage of this free opportunity to remain compliant with New York State law. Advance registration is required. To register and receive the Zoom link, please call the Old Forge Library at 315-369-6008 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For additional information or to register, contact the Old Forge Library.

       

      •  BOONVILLE-Winter Bingo Night sponsored by Boonville Environmental Conservation Council will be Wednesday March 18th. Games start at 6pm.  At the Harland J Hennessey VFW Post 5538 in Boonville.  All players must be a minimum of 18 years of age.  100% of the proceeds benefit programs in Boonville brought to you by the Boonville Environmental Conservation Council. 

       

      • LOWVILLE-Double Play Community Center offers the Respite Cafe, a free weekly program.  If you’re caring for a loved one and need a break, this is a safe space and engaging activities for your loved one to enjoy, giving you the opportunity to take a few hours off.  Every Wednesday from 10 am-2pm.  Learn more or register with Renee at 585-645-8973 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

       

      • BOONVILLE-Adirondack High School will have winter walking hours through the spring on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 5:30-7:30pm.  A donation of $1 is requested upon entry.  There will be no walking during snow days, vacation days, or early dismissal days.  (Feb 16-20, April 3-10)Participants are asked to park in the A-Wing entrances of the high school.  You will then sign in and change into walking shoes.   A map of the high school will be provided.  Please sign out promptly by 7:30.

       

      •  LOWVILLE-Anchor Recovery Center of Northern NY has a Group Session called Coffee Chat on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9:30-10:30 am at the Lowville Center 7714 Number Three Rd.  Coffee and Conversation.

       

      • LOWVILLE-Narcotics Anonymous meets every Wednesday at 7PM at 5520 Jackson Street in Lowville. Please use the side entrance.

       

      • PROSPECT- The Sobriety By the Dam group of Alcoholics Anonymous Meets every Wednesday at 7:30PM at the Park United Methodist Church in Prospect.

       

      • LYONS FALLS-The Lyons Falls Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Wednesday at the Forest Presbyterian Church at 7:30PM

       

      Thursday, March 19th

       

      •  CROGHAN-The next Stone Soup Drive-thru Dinner at Croghan Mennonite Church on the Kirschnerville Rd will be Thursday, March 19. They will be serving Roasted Pork Loin, Mashed Potatoes and gravy, veggie and cake for dessert. All are welcome.

       

      • TURIN-South Lewis HS presents.....9 to 5 the Musical March 19th -21st at 7 PM at South Lewis High School in Turin.  Tickets are $7 for adults, $6 for students and seniors.  Overtime Ticket:  $18 adults, $15 for students and seniors. 

       

      • 3/19 OLD FORGE- Old Forge Library Offers Free Sexual Harassment Prevention Training to Meet NYS Requirements ON ZOOM. New York State law requires all employers, regardless of size, to provide annual sexual harassment prevention training to all employees. This mandate applies to full-time, part-time, temporary, and seasonal staff, including employees of non-profit organizations. In many cases, the requirement also extends to board members. To assist organizations in meeting this requirement, the Old Forge Library is offering free sexual harassment prevention training sessions via Zoom. Multiple sessions are scheduled to accommodate a range of availability. Scheduled Training Sessions: Thursday, March 19 at 11:00 AM.  The training lasts approximately one hour, depending on group size, and includes interactive participation. Attendees will take turns reading slides and answering true or false questions as a group. The content follows New York State–recommended training guidelines and may be familiar to those who have attended similar sessions in prior years. Upon completion of the training, participants will receive a signed certificate verifying their attendance. Important note: Because the training is delivered via PowerPoint, participants must attend with video enabled. Phone-only participation does not meet New York State participation requirements. Organizations and individuals are encouraged to take advantage of this free opportunity to remain compliant with New York State law. Advance registration is required. To register and receive the Zoom link, please call the Old Forge Library at 315-369-6008 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For additional information or to register, contact the Old Forge Library.

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE- Constableville United Methodist Church Women’s Group. On West Street in Constableville Spaghetti Dinner Take out only. Cost is $13.00 Thursday March 19th from 4:30pm to 6pm or until gone. Dinner includes bread, salad and dessert. We will be taking pre orders or Walk ins welcome. Delivery available but must be pre ordered. Pleased get pre orders in by Tuesday March 17th by 4:30pm. To pre order call 603-340-8443 or 203-731-9908

       

      • BOONVILLE-Adirondack Central School presents the Musical “Monty Python’s Spamalot” on March 19th, 20th, and 21st.  All performances will be in the Adirondack High School auditorium at 7pm.  This musical is rated PG-13.  $10 for adults, $9 for students and seniors.   

       

      • CHADWICKS- Dairy and row crop producers alike understand the importance of managing input costs and tracking their margins. Achieving a greater understanding of commodity markets, both regionally and globally, can be  advantageous for producers who are looking to make timely decisions that stand  to impact their bottom line. All local dairy and field crop producers are  encouraged to attend the Northeast Dairy and Grain Market Situation and Outlook  program scheduled for Thursday March 19th from 11:00am until 1:00pm held at  the Willowvale Fire Hall located at 3459 Oneida St. in Chadwicks, NY.  Guest speakers from Ever.Ag will highlight how regional, domestic and international  changes affect dairy markets and how best to protect your profitability.   Lunch provided to participants who register by March 18th. Reservations can be  made by calling Marylynn at 315.736.3394 ext. 132 or via email at  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

       

      • BOONVILLE-Adirondack High School will have winter walking hours through the spring on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 5:30-7:30pm.  A donation of $1 is requested upon entry.  There will be no walking during snow days, vacation days, or early dismissal days.  (Feb 16-20, April 3-10)Participants are asked to park in the A-Wing entrances of the high school.  You will then sign in and change into walking shoes.   A map of the high school will be provided.  Please sign out promptly by 7:30.

       

      •  BARNEVELD-The Barneveld Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Thursday at St. David’s Episcopal Church at 7:30pm

       

      Friday, March 20th

       

      • 3/20 BOONVILLE-Charles J Love Post 406 American Legion at 124 E. Schuyler St., Boonville is hosting their annual Lenten Dinners every Friday  through Friday, April 3, 2026 from 4 pm until sold out. Take Out only. Orders must be called in starting at 2:30 pm at (315)942-2434. Fish dinners are $15 and Macaroni and Cheese dinners are $10. All dinners include roll/butter, coleslaw and choice of dessert.

       

      • LOWVILLE-The Lowville American Legion Auxiliary hosts a Lenten Dinner every Friday through March 27th.   Dinner includes a 10-12oz portion of fried or baked fish, salt potatoes, and coleslaw. Hours are 4:30-7:00 pm. The cost is only $15.00. Please call to pre-order.  Limited delivery is available. Dine in or take out. Call 315-376-3712

       

      • TURIN-South Lewis HS presents.....9 to 5 the Musical March 19th -21st at 7 PM at South Lewis High School in Turin.  Tickets are $7 for adults, $6 for students and seniors.  Overtime Ticket:  $18 adults, $15 for students and seniors. 

       

      • BOONVILLE-Adirondack Central School presents the Musical “Monty Python’s Spamalot” on March 19th, 20th, and 21st.  All performances will be in the Adirondack High School auditorium at 7pm.  This musical is rated PG-13.  $10 for adults, $9 for students and seniors.  

       

      • LOWVILLE-Brookside Senior Living is having a Fish Fry Fund Raiser. It is on Friday, March 20th from 11:00am- 3:00pm. The cost is $15.00 . The dinner included Fresh Fried Haddock, Macaroni Salad, Hush Puppies, Coleslaw and Chocolate Chip Cookies. Pre- Orders only. Pick-Up only. Please call and arrange for your pick-up time. The number is 315-376-4333.

         

      • OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library, 220 Crosby Blvd., and Weaving Home will host a Spring Equinox celebration on Friday, March 20 at 4 p.m. The equinox marks the seasonal shift from winter to spring, a moment when day and night are in perfect balance. This free community event is open to all, and participants of all ages are welcome. The celebration will begin at 4 pm at Niccolls Memorial Church, where Naomi Kelly of Weaving Home will guide participants in Qigong. This ancient Chinese practice combines gentle, flowing movements, deep breathing, and focused meditation to help balance qi, or vital energy. Qigong supports physical, mental, and emotional well-being and is known to offer benefits such as increased flexibility, reduced stress, improved balance, and enhanced immune function. After the Qigong session, participants will walk across the parking lot to the Old Forge Library to continue the celebration. Beginning at 4:30 pm, the library will host a spring tea gathering. Participants will create their own tea bags using loose tea, coffee filters, twine, and simple materials. Guests can make several to take home and prepare one to enjoy during the gathering. The activity will also include cookie decorating inspired by the balance of the equinox, with simple black and white designs representing equal light and dark. The afternoon will conclude with a relaxed tea party using the library’s collection of mismatched teacups. Guests are invited to enjoy tea and cookies while visiting with neighbors and welcoming the arrival of spring together. The community is warmly invited to attend this peaceful and festive way to mark the change of seasons.

       

      •  OLD FORGE-The Adirondack Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Friday at 9:00 am at the Niccoll’s Memorial Presbyterian church in Old Forge

       

      • BOONVILLE-The Boonville Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Friday at 7:30PM at the Boonville Baptist Church.

       

      Saturday, March 21st

       

      • BOONVILLE- Benefit for Lance Hoffert March 21, 2026. At vfw in Boonville. 1:00-6:00 p.m. Lance had a housefire, lost everything and no insurance. There will be food and drinks, raffle basket ,a gun raffle and a live auction. Please come help support him . If you would like to donate please call 315-272-6904 Mandy or 315 -941-0456, Helen.

       

      • CROGHAN-Maple Weekend Pancake Breakfasts at the International Maple Museum Centre 9756 State Route 812 in Croghan  on Saturday, March 21st from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. for Breakfast. Menu includes: Pancakes, Sausage, Maple Syrup, Applesauce, Juice, Milk, Coffee, Maple Coffee, and Tea. Price: Adults: $12, Children 5-12: $7 Children Under 5: Free. Have a delicious pancake breakfast, then tour the exhibits in the museum! Phone 315-346-1107 or 315-346-6356

       

      • POLAND-Spring Fling Craft Fair Saturday, March 21st from 9am til 4pm at Poland Central School in Poland NY.  $2 admission. $1 admission with a food donation.  For details and registration, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

       

      • LOWVILLE-Saturday March 21st at 1pm, Lowville American Legion Post 162 at 5383 Dayan Street will hold it's monthly Yahtzee Tournament. Games are played with teams of 2, rotating opponents until 5 games are completed. The team with the highest combined score wins, with payouts going to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Cost is $10 per player, with food provided.

       

      • BOONVILLE-Adirondack Central School presents the Musical “Monty Python’s Spamalot” on March 19th, 20th, and 21st.  All performances will be in the Adirondack High School auditorium at 7pm.  This musical is rated PG-13.  $10 for adults, $9 for students and seniors.  

       

      • TURIN-South Lewis HS presents.....9 to 5 the Musical March 19th -21st at 7 PM at South Lewis High School in Turin.  Tickets are $7 for adults, $6 for students and seniors.  Overtime Ticket:  $18 adults, $15 for students and seniors. 

       

      • LOWVILLE- Lowville Food Pantry Easter event on Saturday, March 21st from 9am -12 pm.  There will be Easter baskets for 100 boys and 100 girls. FREE Raffle - 2 boys bikes and 2 girls bikes

       

      • BOONVILLE-Black River Environmental Improvement Association, Potato hill Farm, has a Free Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe loan program available on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am - 3pm throughout the winter. 

       

      • LOWVILLE-Weekend activities for youth ages 13-21 at Maple Ridge Center on Saturdays from 12-4pm. Sports, art, games, workshops.  A parent either needs to go to the first session or go online to sign some paperwork so their teen can participate.  Get more information at 315-816-6448 and yolc.org. 

       

      • OLD FORGE-The Adirondack Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Saturday at 8PM in the Niccoll’s Memorial Presbyterian church in Old Forge

       

      Ongoing

       

      • JEFFERSON/LEWIS COUNTIES:  Are you in an immediate mental health crisis?  You are not alone. Jefferson and Lewis Counties provide immediate support for crisis situations and assistance with managing recurring or future crises.  Support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call the Mobile Crisis Hotline at 315-782-2327 or 315-405-0696.  

       

      • LEWIS COUNTY-Dial-a-Ride & Free Rides for Seniors with Lewis County Public Transportation.  Dial-a-Ride provides curb to curb transportation in Lewis County.  Call in advance, schedule your trip, and get picked up at home.  Call 315-376-5313 if you’re a senior, and ride for free.  

       

      • LEWIS COUNTY-Lewis County Office for the Aging offers a home delivered meal program where meals are delivered Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays with a frozen meal available for Tuesdays and Fridays providing 5 meals total throughout the week.  This program is for people 60+ who are more home bound and maybe unable to make healthy balanced meals for themselves. They also have Community dining sites where people 60+ that are more independent can gather and have lunch together Monday through Thursdays all of which serve around 11:30am-11:45am  Croghan- Steepleview courts.  Harrisville - Harris Courts. Lyons Falls - McManus Hotel  Copenhagen- Copenhagen United Church.  Lowville - Maple Ridge Center. These Programs are funded by Federal, State, and local sources. There is a suggested Contribution of 3.50 per meal. Cash, checks, and SNAP are accepted.

       

      • LOWVILLE-Medical Equipment loan program by the Lowville Lions.   The Lions Club is able to provide gently used medical equipment to members of the community.  Hospital beds, canes, walkers, bathroom supports, Hoyer lift, and more.  All of the equipment can be loaned at no cost.  Donations are also accepted to replenish their supply.  Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Call or Text 315-778-8833 Sheree Vora, 315-778-3859 Manoj Vora, or 315-921-1631 Elizabeth Spaulding.

       

      • LEWIS County-Friendly Calling & Visiting Program for older adults.  Do you know someone who could use a friendly call or visit throughout the week?  The Lewis County Office for the Aging has Volunteers for that.  Please give their office a call at 315-376-5313 with the name of someone who could use somebody for a visit or a check-in,  and they will be set up.  They are looking for volunteers who are willing to go into the homes of our older adults for companionship, having a cup of coffee together, helping out around the house, running errands or even shopping with them or for them. If this interests you and you would like more information, please give our office a call today at (315) 376-5313! 

       

      • LOWVILLE-Lewis County Office for the Aging offers screening for memory concerns.  For more information contact the office for the aging at 315-376-5313.  If needed, individuals will be connected to health care professionals for a full evaluation and appropriate treatment.

       

      • LOWVILLE-The Lewis County Office for the Aging is currently recruiting volunteers to assist with their Health Insurance Information Counseling and Assistance Program. This program provides counseling on: Medicare Coverage, Veterans Administration benefits, benefit programs for those with low income.  Please contact Christina Baker, HIICAP Coordinator at 315-376-5313 

       

      • WEST LEYDEN-The Great Lot Sportsman's Club will be hosting 5 Guided Snowshoeing Trips this winter at their club at 4277 Osceola Road in West Leyden.  Reservations are required.  Folks that sign up are asked to meet at 9:45am at the Great Lot Sportsman's Club entrance.    From there you can follow one of the guides or take a map and explore the many snow-covered trails on your own.  Afterwards all will be treated to a hot lunch and refreshments.  The snowshoeing and lunch are FREE and open to all age groups!  Limited snowshoes are available for use.  For more information or to sign up contact Guy Case @ (315) 378-7592 or at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 2026 SNOWSHOEING DATES: 
        • 28 Mar, Guided Snowshoeing Trip @ 10:00am~

       

      • BOONVILLE-Black River Environmental Improvement Association, Potato Hill Farm, has a Free Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe loan program available on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am - 3pm throughout the winter. 

       

      • BOONVILLE-Adirondack High School will have winter walking hours through the spring on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 5:30-7:30pm.  A donation of $1 is requested upon entry.  There will be no walking during snow days, vacation days, or early dismissal days.  (Feb 16-20, April 3-10)Participants are asked to park in the A-Wing entrances of the high school.  You will then sign in and change into walking shoes.   A map of the high school will be provided.  Please sign out promptly by 7:30.

       

      • LYONS FALLS-The Lyons Falls ALIVE Farmers Market is looking for a Co-Manager for the upcoming season. The position includes helping oversee market operations, recruiting new farmers and bakers, and managing the FMNP and SNAP accounts. For more information about the Co-Manager position call Katie Liendecker at 315-348-8744 or email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The market runs every Tuesday from June 9th through September 29th, 11 am to 4 pm. We are also welcoming new farmers, bakers, crafters, and non-profits to join our vibrant market community. Please contact Co-Manager Patty Corey, at 315-348-6590, for vendor application, or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. A market vendor meeting for new and previous vendors will be March 10 at 5:30 pm at the Lyons Falls Library, 3918 High Street.

       

      • LYONS FALLS-The Lyons Falls Library, 3918 High Street, invites you to participate in our eagerly anticipated Basket Raffle and Student Art Show, both held during library hours from Tuesday, March 17th through Saturday, March 28th. Just one $5 raffle card gives you 25 raffle tickets and once chance at a fabulous door prize! March 17th also marks the opening of our juried Student Art Show with a reception and light refreshments at 5:30 p.m. Awards for the exhibits by South Lewis Elementary, Middle and High School students will be given during the reception.

       

      LOOKING AHEAD, Next week and beyond

       

      • WEST LEYDEN-The West Leyden Reformed Church will be having a drive-thru ham and scalloped potato dinner on Sunday March 22nd from noon until 2pm at 1192 State Rt. 26 in West Leyden. The dinner will consist of ham, scalloped potatoes, carrots, applesauce, coleslaw, roll & butter, and dessert. The cost is $15.00. Takeouts only.

       

      • CROGHAN -Sunday FUN Day With The Meyer Family & Friends Sunday, March 22nd at the Croghan American Legion from 1:00 - 5:00 pm. Music By: Meyer Family & Friends Free, Family Friendly Event. All are welcome!

       

      • LOWVILLE-The Adirondack Community Chorus, directed by Peg Nuspliger, will present a Lenten concert entitled “Love So Amazing,” on Sunday, March 22nd, 3 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church, 7707 North State Street in Lowville.

       

      • BOONVILLE-Sunday March 22nd, there will be a Benefit Pitch Tournament at the Boonville Elks Lodge to support the Boonville Firemen.  Sign up is at 10:30 and games begin at 11 am.  $50 per person and $1 per “up.” $250 to the winning team.  All remaining proceeds go directly to the Boonville Firemen.  Call or text Joe Zagurski to sign up.  315-525-6497

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday March 23rd from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • LOWVILLE-Lowville Lions Club presents Wellness Matters Seminar, Heart Health Matters-Prevention Made Simple on Tuesday, March 24th from 3-4 pm at Double Play Community Center 6912 Bardo Rd in Lowville.  The Speaker will be Dr. Manoj Vora, a board certified internist with over 30 years of clinical experience.  There will be a practical and engaging talk on simple steps to protect your heart and reduce your risk of disease.  Dr. Vora will also discuss the importance of self-managing chronic heart conditions to stay healthier and more in control.  Walk away with clear, doable habits you can start right away. Don’t miss this important conversation.  

       

      • OLD FORGE - The Old Forge Library will offer a Pollock-Krasner House Creative Women Zoom Series on Tuesdays in March from 12 to 1 pm. The art lectures and classes will be held online via Zoom, and a link to join will be provided prior to each session. Presented by Education Coordinator Joyce Raimondo from the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, the series will spotlight four iconic female artists whose groundbreaking work helped shape modern and contemporary art. The series concludes on March 24 with Yayoi Kusama and “Infinite Creativity,” examining her immersive, dotted installations and visionary contemporary work. The Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, located in East Hampton on Long Island, was the home of Jackson Pollock and his wife Lee Krasner, both renowned artists known for their contributions to the Abstract Expressionist movement. After Pollock’s death in 1956 and Krasner’s death in 1984, the property was given to the Stony Brook Foundation and is administered by Stony Brook University. This engaging lunchtime series offers a wonderful opportunity to learn more about these influential women artists from the comfort of home. It is free is and open to all. Registration is required. Please call 315 369-6008 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to register for any or all of the lectures. Zoom programs presented by Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator, Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, are made possible in part by a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of Gov. Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.

       

      • LYONS FALLS-There will be a chicken and biscuit drive-thru dinner at St. John's Catholic Church in Lyons Falls on Tuesday, March 24th from 4:30 p.m. until 6:00 pm. Menu consists of Chicken, Homemade Biscuits, Gravy, Vegetable and Dessert. All for $13.00. There will be deliveries available. To reserve your dinner call 315-348-8945 or 315-348-8577

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Prime Rib Sandwich Dinner at the Constableville Volunteer Fire Company Thursday March 26th from 4:30pm un til sold out.   to support the Boonville Fire Medical Relief Fund.  $15 per dinner.  Includes french fries.  Kid’s meal also available with a 1/4lb beef hot dog with french fries for $10.  Eat in or take out. There will also be a 50/50 raffle and boot drive.  

       

      • CROGHAN-Caring Friends of the Community will be holding a Jerked Pork Steak Meal on Thurs. March 26, beginning at 4 p.m. until gone. Drive thru at Croghan Mennonite Church Kirschnerville Rd. Meal includes Salt potatoes, baked beans, homemade dinner roll. Cost $15. We will also have cookies available for purchase. All proceeds from this event go right back to your community.

       

      • REMSEN-The Town of Remsen is pleased to announce the official launch of its first Comprehensive Plan. The Town Board has retained LaBella Associates to assist in preparing the Plan, which will serve as a long-range policy document to guide Remsen’s future growth, development, and preservation efforts. A Comprehensive Plan is a strategic planning document that establishes a community-driven vision for the future. It evaluates existing conditions, identifies key issues and opportunities, and sets forth goals and recommendations related to land use, housing, economic development, infrastructure, transportation, agriculture, natural resources, and community services. Once adopted, the Plan will guide local decision-making, zoning updates, and capital investments over the coming years. Community engagement is a critical component of the planning process. The Town will host a public open house to introduce the project, share background information, and gather input from residents, property owners, and business owners. The open house will be held on Thursday, March 26, 2026, from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM at the Remsen Town Office (9698 Main Street Remsen, NY). The event will follow a come-and-go format, with formal presentations provided at 7:00 PM and again at 8:00 PM. Members of the Town Board and the consultant team will be available throughout the evening to answer questions, explain the planning process, and collect feedback on local priorities, challenges, and opportunities. In conjunction with the open house, the Town is launching a community survey to ensure broad participation in shaping the Plan. Survey responses will help identify topics the Comprehensive Plan should address, such as economic development, agriculture, open space preservation, housing needs, infrastructure improvements, recreational amenities, and strategies to maintain Remsen’s rural character. The survey is available online at the following link and QR code: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RemsenCompPlan Additional information about the Comprehensive Plan process, meeting materials, and project updates can be found on the Town’s website. Residents are encouraged to participate in the survey and attend the open house to help shape the future of the Town of Remsen.

       

      • 3/27  BOONVILLE-Charles J Love Post 406 American Legion at 124 E. Schuyler St., Boonville is hosting their annual Lenten Dinners every Friday  through Friday, April 3, 2026 from 4 pm until sold out. Take Out only. Orders must be called in starting at 2:30 pm at (315)942-2434. Fish dinners are $15 and Macaroni and Cheese dinners are $10. All dinners include roll/butter, coleslaw and choice of dessert.

       

      • 3/27 last one LOWVILLE-The Lowville American Legion Auxiliary hosts a Lenten Dinner every Friday through March 27th.   Dinner includes a 10-12oz portion of fried or baked fish, salt potatoes, and coleslaw. Hours are 4:30-7:00 pm. The cost is only $15.00. Please call to pre-order.  Limited delivery is available. Dine in or take out. Call 315-376-3712

       

      • LOWVILLE The Lowville American Legion will host a Veterans Open House on Friday and Saturday, March 27-28, from 10 am – 2 pm on Friday, and 10-1 on Saturday. If you have never applied for VA benefits or wish to try to increase what you have, this is your chance. In attendance will be representatives from the New York State Dept of Veterans' Services, Watertown Mobile Vet Center, Jefferson/Lewis County VA representatives, Clear Path for Veterans, and the Joseph Dwyer Vet Peer Support Center. The VA representatives will be working specifically on enrolling and increasing benefits for eligible Veterans.  The Vet Center and Dwyer Center work primarily on counseling services available for PTSD, depression, the transition from the military, and numerous other counseling programs. The Lowville American Legion is located at 5383 Dayan Street.  Reach them at 315-376-3712.

       

      • LOWVILLE The Lowville American Legion will host a Veterans Open House on Saturday, March 28, from 10am -1pm on Saturday. If you have never applied for VA benefits or wish to try to increase what you have, this is your chance. In attendance will be representatives from the New York State Dept of Veterans' Services, Watertown Mobile Vet Center, Jefferson/Lewis County VA representatives, Clear Path for Veterans, and the Joseph Dwyer Vet Peer Support Center. The VA representatives will be working specifically on enrolling and increasing benefits for eligible Veterans.  The Vet Center and Dwyer Center work primarily on counseling services available for PTSD, depression, the transition from the military, and numerous other counseling programs. The Lowville American Legion is located at 5383 Dayan Street.  Reach them at 315-376-3712.

       

      • CROGHAN-Maple Weekend Pancake Breakfasts at the International Maple Museum Centre 9756 State Route 812 in Croghan  on Saturday, March 28th from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. for Breakfast. Menu includes: Pancakes, Sausage, Maple Syrup, Applesauce, Juice, Milk, Coffee, Maple Coffee, and Tea. Price: Adults: $12, Children 5-12: $7 Children Under 5: Free. Have a delicious pancake breakfast, then tour the exhibits in the museum! Phone 315-346-1107 or 315-346-6356

       

      • ROME: Gardeners, educators, and fruit enthusiasts are invited to attend the  upcoming Fruit Tree & Berry Workshop hosted by the Master Gardener Volunteers  of Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County. The event will take place on  Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Rome Art and  Community Center (RACC), 308 West Bloomfield Street, Rome, NY.  This hands-on educational workshop will focus on practical skills and knowledge  for growing and maintaining fruit trees and berries. Participants will learn proper  pruning techniques for berry plants, seasonal care for raspberries, brambles, figs,  and tree fruit, and integrated pest management (IPM) strategies designed to help growers maintain healthy plants while reducing pest pressures.  The event will feature presentations from Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida  County Master Gardener Volunteers as well as guest speakers including Natika  Walters, Agriculture Educator for Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County, and Anna Wallis, Fruit IPM Coordinator at Cornell University.  The workshop aims to bring together members of the community who are  interested in fruit growing and local agriculture. It is ideal for gardeners,  educators, fruit growers, and individuals interested in fruit-related  entrepreneurship. Registration is $30 per person, and pre-registration is required.  Participants can register online through the Cornell Cooperative Extension of  Oneida County website at https://cceoneida.com/events. For additional  information, please contact Holly Wise, Resource Educator, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  or (315) 736-3394 ext. 125. 

       

      • WEST LEYDEN-The Great Lot Sportsman's Club will be hosting 5 Guided Snowshoeing Trips this winter at their club at 4277 Osceola Road in West Leyden.  Reservations are required.  Folks that sign up are asked to meet at 9:45am at the Great Lot Sportsman's Club entrance.    From there you can follow one of the guides or take a map and explore the many snow-covered trails on your own.  Afterwards all will be treated to a hot lunch and refreshments.  The snowshoeing and lunch are FREE and open to all age groups!  Limited snowshoes are available for use.  For more information or to sign up contact Guy Case @ (315) 378-7592 or at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 2026 SNOWSHOEING DATES: 
        • 28 Mar, Guided Snowshoeing Trip @ 10:00am~

       

      • LOWVILLE The Lowville American Legion will host a Veterans Open House on Saturday, March 28, from 10am -1pm on Saturday. If you have never applied for VA benefits or wish to try to increase what you have, this is your chance. In attendance will be representatives from the New York State Dept of Veterans' Services, Watertown Mobile Vet Center, Jefferson/Lewis County VA representatives, Clear Path for Veterans, and the Joseph Dwyer Vet Peer Support Center. The VA representatives will be working specifically on enrolling and increasing benefits for eligible Veterans.  The Vet Center and Dwyer Center work primarily on counseling services available for PTSD, depression, the transition from the military, and numerous other counseling programs. The Lowville American Legion is located at 5383 Dayan Street.  Reach them at 315-376-3712.

       

      • BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

      • CROGHAN-Maple Weekend Pancake Breakfasts at the International Maple Museum Centre 9756 State Route 812 in Croghan  on Sunday, March 29th from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. for Breakfast. Menu includes: Pancakes, Sausage, Maple Syrup, Applesauce, Juice, Milk, Coffee, Maple Coffee, and Tea. Price: Adults: $12, Children 5-12: $7 Children Under 5: Free. Have a delicious pancake breakfast, then tour the exhibits in the museum! Phone 315-346-1107 or 315-346-6356

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Join us on Palm Sunday, March 29th, for an unforgettable meal that goes beyond taste—it changes lives! By indulging in our delectable Corned Beef & Cabbage or Ham & Potatoes, you’ll be making a powerful impact on the children of St. Mary’s. We invite you to dine in or take out between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. at St. Mary’s Hall, 5911 James St., Constableville. Let’s come together to savor a meal that inspires hope and community spirit. Meals are just $15 for adults and $7.50 for kids under 10.

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday March 30th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard, invites community members of all ages to join in its monthly free Cabin Fever Bingo and Potluck series, Tuesday, March 31st at 5 pm This event is the first in a series of four gatherings scheduled throughout the cold weather months. Designed as a fun, all-ages get-together, the Cabin Fever Bingo and Potluck series offers a lively way to beat cabin fever, connect with neighbors, and enjoy time together during the winter and early spring. Families, friends, and neighbors are encouraged to attend, with the last date scheduled for April 28th. Participants will enjoy classic bingo games with plenty of chances to win donated prizes. The library will be borrowing a bingo machine to add to the excitement and hopes to welcome a special guest to call bingo at one or more of the events. Alongside the games, attendees are invited to enjoy a casual and cheerful community potluck dinner. The library will provide a large pot of food, along with beverages, plates, and all necessary serving supplies. Guests who are able and would like to contribute are encouraged to bring a side dish or dessert to share, helping to make the evening even more festive. To register for the event or to sign up to bring a dish, please call the library at 315-369-6008 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Community members may also stop by the library in person to add their name to the sign-up sheet at the front counter. While visiting, guests are invited to browse for a book or DVD and add a piece or two to the community puzzle.

       

      • LYONS FALLS-It’s time again for the Lyons Falls Library’s famous Open Mic Jam on Tuesday, March 31st, from 5-7p.m. Bring a friend, bring your family, bring an instrument, bring a talent, or just come sing along! We’ll provide the mic, piano, and guitar amp. All tasteful content is welcome. Please call if you have any questions (315-348-6180). The Library is at 3918 High Street!

       

      • 4/2 LOWVILLE-  Knitting Group:  Knit Together on the First Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Lowville Free Library 5387 Dayan Street, Lowville. 

       

      • LOWVILLE-Living Last Supper at First Presbyterian Church, Lowville Thursday, April 2 at 7:00 pm. A contemplative drama and worship service. "The Living Last Supper" will offer insights into the relationship between Jesus and His disciples as they consider their role in the life of the Lord.  Doors open at 6:30 pm

       

      • 4/3 BOONVILLE-Charles J Love Post 406 American Legion at 124 E. Schuyler St., Boonville is hosting their annual Lenten Dinners every Friday  through Friday, April 3, 2026 from 4 pm until sold out. Take Out only. Orders must be called in starting at 2:30 pm at (315)942-2434. Fish dinners are $15 and Macaroni and Cheese dinners are $10. All dinners include roll/butter, coleslaw and choice of dessert.

       

      • BOONVILLE-Friday, April 3rd from 4-7pm the Floyd Volunteer Fire Department & Ladies’ Auxiliary are hosting a Fish Fry to benefit the Boonville Volunteer Fire Company Medical Relief Fund.  Choices:  Fried or baked fish, fried shrimp, or lasagna.  Comes with fries or baked potato and dessert.  $12 for adults, $7 for children.  Drive through only.  

       

      • BOONVILLE-The Boonville, NY Lions Club will host their 4th annual FREE Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday April 4, 2026 at 10.00am. This Hunt will be again at the Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center. All preregistered children will receive a complimentary Easter Bucket to collect their eggs in. The Easter Bunny and giant egg will also be on hand for complimentary pictures. There will be tickets hidden in the eggs for chances to win Easter Baskets. There will be three prizes per age group. As in past years they will be collecting cereal for Matthews Place. For each box of cereal you bring will get ticket to be entered into the raffle for a deluxe gift basket. The cereal will then all be donated to Matthews Place food pantry, Please call 315-225-4248 to register your child for this great free event.

       

      • LOWVILLE-Easter Services First Presbyterian Church, Lowville Sunday, April 5 7:00 am - Sunrise Service MONUMENT PARK - ACROSS FROM FRONT ENTRANCE OF CHURCH (In the event of inclement weather the service will be held in the church sanctuary) 10:00 am - Regular Service

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday April 6th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • 4/6 LOWVILLE-Kits and Crafts at the Lowville Free Library. Pick up all the pieces you need to make a craft on the first Monday of the month (with special crafts thrown in!). Typically kits just need glue and markers!

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday April 6th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • LOWVILLE-Greener Living: Simple Choices That Make a Difference at Double Play Community Center, Bardo Rd, Lowville on Wednesday, April 8th from 7:00 - 8:00 pm. Discover ways to live sustainably in the North Country. John Phelps, Recycling Coordinator, and Shawn Thornton, Materials Management Division Director, from the Development Authority of the North Country will share simple ways to improve community recycling. This event is sponsored by the Lowville Lions Club.

       

      • CROGHAN-East Coast Swing dances every 2nd Friday of the month through  May 2026 at the International Maple Museum in Croghan. APR 10 - MAY 8 Think it sounds like fun but you don't know how to dance? Don't worry, we'll teach you! Think it sounds like fun but you're scared or embarrassed to try? Don't worry, lot's of people come in the door timid and leave wanting more! Think it sounds like fun but you don't have a partner? Don't worry, we'll dance with you! You keep saying it sounds like fun, so stop making excuses and come on out. 6:30 pm - Lessons 7:15 pm - Open Dance $5 per person - suggested donation More info at: facebook.com/groups/tughillswing

       

      • BOONVILLE-Saturday, April 11th, there will be a benefit for Mark Lampman from 12-5pm.  Mark had a tumor removed years ago and has multiple ongoing surgeries in Buffalo, NY.  Mark is an upstanding resident of the Bonville area who always goes out of his way to help others. Let’s do the same for him and help him in his time of need! Food, raffles and fun! Admission is $15 per person or $25 per couple!

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday April 13th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lego Club at the Constableville Library April 14th and the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm.  This is for all ages and abilities.

       

      • WESTERN-Saturday, April 18th from noon til sold out, the Volunteer Fire Company of Western is having a Chicken BBQ to benefit the Boonville Fire Company Medical Relief Fund.  Drive Through Only.  $15 for a full dinner including a half chicken, macaroni salad, salt potatoes, and cookies.  Half chicken is only $10.  9305 State Route 46 in Westernville.

       

      • BOONVILLE-Saturday, April 18th, Adirondack Varsity Boys Basketball program is having a chicken barbecue at 13166 Route 12 in Boonville from 10 am til gone.  $15 for a full meal, $9 for a half chicken.  Meal comes with baked beans, macaroni salad, and a dinner roll. There will also be a bake sale. 

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-All you can eat breakfast buffet. Adults $14 Kids age 6-12 $9 Kids 5 & under FREE Serving 7:30am - noon Scrambled Eggs Plain & Blueberry Pancakes French Toast Sticks Toast Home fries Sausage Bacon Sausage Gravy and Biscuits Canned Fruit Coffee, Tea, Orange Juice, Water, White & Chocolate Milk.  Sunday, April 19th.

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday April 20th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • LOWVILLE- Tuesday APRIL 21, 2026 6:00 PM-8:00 PM at CCE Lewis County 7395 East Rd Lowville. REGISTER: bit.ly/lewisbees26 or 315-376-5270 or email Mellissa Spence This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  This event is free to attend but registration is required to ensure we have enough refreshments. Guest Speaker: Randall Cass, NYS Honey Bee Extension Associate, Cornell University, will discuss the impacts of pesticides on pollinators. Learn about the latest research and science surrounding honey bee health and pesticide exposure. What's on the agenda: -Impacts of pesticides on pollinators -Understanding regulatory agencies' protections and limitations -Analyzing industry narratives and motivations -Driving evidence based legislation. Randall Cass manages the NYS Beekeeper Tech Team, and is the extension resource for beekeepers throughout the state. He previously served as a bee extension specialist at Iowa State University. His work includes international collaborations across multiple continents. Randall holds an M.S. from UC Davis and a B.A. from Willamette University.

       

      • LOWVILLE- Tuesday APRIL 21, 2026 6:00 PM-8:00 PM at CCE Lewis County 7395 East Rd Lowville. REGISTER: bit.ly/lewisbees26 or 315-376-5270 or email Mellissa Spence This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  This event is free to attend but registration is required to ensure we have enough refreshments. Guest Speaker: Randall Cass, NYS Honey Bee Extension Associate, Cornell University, will discuss the impacts of pesticides on pollinators. Learn about the latest research and science surrounding honey bee health and pesticide exposure. What's on the agenda: -Impacts of pesticides on pollinators -Understanding regulatory agencies' protections and limitations -Analyzing industry narratives and motivations -Driving evidence based legislation. Randall Cass manages the NYS Beekeeper Tech Team, and is the extension resource for beekeepers throughout the state. He previously served as a bee extension specialist at Iowa State University. His work includes international collaborations across multiple continents. Randall holds an M.S. from UC Davis and a B.A. from Willamette University.

       

      • 4/25 BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday April 27th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard, invites community members of all ages to attend the last monthly free Cabin Fever Bingo and Potluck series, Tuesday, April 28th at 5 pm This event is the first in a series of four gatherings scheduled throughout the cold weather months. Designed as a fun, all-ages get-together, the Cabin Fever Bingo and Potluck series offers a lively way to beat cabin fever, connect with neighbors, and enjoy time together during the winter and early spring. Families, friends, and neighbors are encouraged to attend. Participants will enjoy classic bingo games with plenty of chances to win donated prizes. The library will be borrowing a bingo machine to add to the excitement and hopes to welcome a special guest to call bingo at one or more of the events. Alongside the games, attendees are invited to enjoy a casual and cheerful community potluck dinner. The library will provide a large pot of food, along with beverages, plates, and all necessary serving supplies. Guests who are able and would like to contribute are encouraged to bring a side dish or dessert to share, helping to make the evening even more festive. To register for the event or to sign up to bring a dish, please call the library at 315-369-6008 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Community members may also stop by the library in person to add their name to the sign-up sheet at the front counter. While visiting, guests are invited to browse for a book or DVD and add a piece or two to the community puzzle.

       

      • LOWVILLE-5/2  Knitting Group:  Knit Together on the First Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Lowville Free Library 5387 Dayan Street, Lowville.

       

      • BOONVILLE-Friday May 2nd, Stoney Shire Inc presents the first ever live performance at the new Amphitheater in Erwin Park with Boonville.  Featuring Let Loose, from 5 to 8 PM. Enjoy 90s rock and party hits, food trucks, and a great evening outdoors. Hosted by Stoney Shire Inc. All local non-profit organizations are invited to set up a booth at this event for the community. 

       

      • CROGHAN-East Coast Swing dances at the International Maple Museum in Croghan. MAY 8 Think it sounds like fun but you don't know how to dance? Don't worry, we'll teach you! Think it sounds like fun but you're scared or embarrassed to try? Don't worry, lot's of people come in the door timid and leave wanting more! Think it sounds like fun but you don't have a partner? Don't worry, we'll dance with you! You keep saying it sounds like fun, so stop making excuses and come on out. 6:30 pm - Lessons 7:15 pm - Open Dance $5 per person - suggested donation More info at: facebook.com/groups/tughillswing

       

      • 5/4 LOWVILLE-Kits and Crafts at the Lowville Free Library. Pick up all the pieces you need to make a craft on the first Monday of the month (with special crafts thrown in!). Typically kits just need glue and markers!

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday May 4th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday May 11th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lego Club at the Constableville Library May 12th and the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm.  This is for all ages and abilities. 

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday May 18th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • 5/23 BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

      • COPENHAGEN:  Sunday, May 25th, Copenhagen Parade and Celebrating America's 250th Anniversary and Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony starting at 10 AM. Ceremony at Riverside Cemetery.

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The next session is Monday May 26th from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • 6/1 LOWVILLE-Kits and Crafts at the Lowville Free Library. Pick up all the pieces you need to make a craft on the first Monday of the month (with special crafts thrown in!). Typically kits just need glue and markers!

       

      • LOWVILLE-GriefShare support group for people grieving the death of a loved one every Monday through June 1st.  The last session is Monday June 1st from 6-8pm at Abundant Life Community Church of Lowville at 5723 Waters Rd. Church affiliation is not a requirement. At GriefShare you’ll watch a weekly video with counsel and insights from respected grief experts and relatable personal stories—followed by a time of sharing and support. Session topics include what's normal in grief; how to handle difficult emotions; and what to do with regrets, questions and worries. For more information contact: Ellen @ 315-317-5294 or Mose & Sylvia @ 315-486-8380.  To register, visit griefshare.org (In “Find a Group” type in “Lowville, NY.”)

       

      • LOWVILLE-  Knitting Group:  Knit Together on the First Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Lowville Free Library 5387 Dayan Street, Lowville.

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lego Club at the Constableville Library June 9th and the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm.  This is for all ages and abilities. 

       

      • BOONVILLE-2026 Peter DeVoe Memorial Scholarship Car Show is on Saturday, June 13th from 12-4pm at the Boonville Oneida County Fairgrounds.   

       

      •  6/27 BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

      • 7/2 LOWVILLE-  Knitting Group:  Knit Together on the First Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Lowville Free Library 5387 Dayan Street, Lowville.

       

      • 7/6 LOWVILLE-Kits and Crafts at the Lowville Free Library. Pick up all the pieces you need to make a craft on the first Monday of the month (with special crafts thrown in!). Typically kits just need glue and markers!

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lego Club at the Constableville Library July 14th and the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm.  This is for all ages and abilities.

       

      • 7/25 BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

      • 8/3 LOWVILLE-Kits and Crafts at the Lowville Free Library. Pick up all the pieces you need to make a craft on the first Monday of the month (with special crafts thrown in!). Typically kits just need glue and markers!

       

      • 8/6 LOWVILLE-  Knitting Group:  Knit Together on the First Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Lowville Free Library 5387 Dayan Street, Lowville.

       

      • WATERTOWN-The Children’s Home of Jefferson County (CHJC) is proud to announce its 20th Annual Charity Golf Tournament, taking place Monday, August 10, 2026, at the scenic Highland Meadows Golf Club in Watertown. For the past 20 years, this beloved community event has proudly benefited the SoZo Teen Center, making a lasting impact on local youth and families. Golfers, community members, and local businesses are invited to enjoy a memorable day of friendly competition, exceptional hospitality, and meaningful giving. The tournament will kick off with a 9:00 am shotgun start and feature a full day of player amenities and on-course excitement. Participants will enjoy breakfast, snacks and lunch on the course, exciting contests and prizes, and a post-tournament reception featuring gourmet hors d’oeuvres prepared by CHJC’s own Chef Chris Manning. Proceeds from this annual tournament have always supported the SoZo Teen Center. In this free drop-in space, teens find connection, stability, and support during critical after-school and evening hours. Each year, SoZo serves hundreds of local youth by offering a safe place to belong, trusted adult mentorship, access to resources, and opportunities that help teens build confidence, resilience, and healthy relationships. For many young people, SoZo is more than a program—it’s a lifeline. To thank early supporters, CHJC is offering an Early Bird Special for teams and sponsors who register and pay by March 31, 2026. Businesses and organizations are encouraged to get involved as sponsors, gaining valuable visibility while investing in the well-being of local youth. Individual teams are also welcome to join in this meaningful community tradition. Teams and sponsors can register online at CHJC’s exclusive tournament website: www.ChjcGolfTournament.com. or to learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Kristy Auman, Marketing and Events Coordinator, at (315) 777-9600 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Join CHJC on August 10 for a day of golf, community, and purpose—and help celebrate 20 years of supporting local teens through SoZo.

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lego Club at the Constableville Library August 11th and the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm.  This is for all ages and abilities. 

       

      • 8/22 BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

      • 9/3 LOWVILLE-  Knitting Group:  Knit Together on the First Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Lowville Free Library 5387 Dayan Street, Lowville.

       

      • 9/7 LOWVILLE-Kits and Crafts at the Lowville Free Library. Pick up all the pieces you need to make a craft on the first Monday of the month (with special crafts thrown in!). Typically kits just need glue and markers!

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lego Club at the Constableville Library September 8th and the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm.  This is for all ages and abilities. 

       

      • 9/26 BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

      • 10/1 LOWVILLE-  Knitting Group:  Knit Together on the First Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Lowville Free Library 5387 Dayan Street, Lowville.

       

      • 10/5 LOWVILLE-Kits and Crafts at the Lowville Free Library. Pick up all the pieces you need to make a craft on the first Monday of the month (with special crafts thrown in!). Typically kits just need glue and markers!

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lego Club at the Constableville Library October 13th and the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm.  This is for all ages and abilities. 

       

      • 10/24 BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

      • 11/2 LOWVILLE-Kits and Crafts at the Lowville Free Library. Pick up all the pieces you need to make a craft on the first Monday of the month (with special crafts thrown in!). Typically kits just need glue and markers!

       

      • 11/5 LOWVILLE-  Knitting Group:  Knit Together on the First Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Lowville Free Library 5387 Dayan Street, Lowville.

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lego Club at the Constableville Library November 10th and the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm.  This is for all ages and abilities. 

       

      • 11/28  BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

      • 12/3 LOWVILLE-  Knitting Group:  Knit Together on the First Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Lowville Free Library 5387 Dayan Street, Lowville.

       

      • 12/7 LOWVILLE-Kits and Crafts at the Lowville Free Library. Pick up all the pieces you need to make a craft on the first Monday of the month (with special crafts thrown in!). Typically kits just need glue and markers!

       

      • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lego Club at the Constableville Library December 8th and the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm.  This is for all ages and abilities. 

       

      • 12/26 BOONVILLE-Every 4th Saturday of the month, Bluegrass Jam at Dodge Pratt Northam Art and Community Center in Boonville from 11am-1:30 pm.  Bring your instrument and come jam along.  Open to the public, audience welcome!

       

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