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Community Evetnts-Week of April 19th -25th

 

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Sunday, April 19th

 

  • BOONVILLE-Boonville Environmental Conservation Council’s Earth Day Community Clean-Up is back! Originally scheduled for April 19th, rescheduled due to weather to Sunday, April 26th from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM as they meet at Little Village Park and head out to help clean up Boonville. They are giving away a free T-shirt to the first 50 people who register online and attend, so don’t wait. Register by visiting their facebook page.  Do some good, pick up some trash, and show the community some love. For more information, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

  •  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, April 20th

 

  • 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.”)

 

  • 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.

 

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

 

Tuesday, April 21st

     

    • OLD FORGE-Sensory Play, a free program for all ages and abilities, will resume at the Old Forge Library, 220 Crosby Blvd. This welcoming, inclusive program offers hands-on experiences with a variety of textures, sounds, and visual activities in a sensory-friendly environment. For young children, Sensory Play supports early development, motor skills, and social interaction. Older children and adults can enjoy a calming, creative space that promotes relaxation, focus, and self-expression. April Schedule: Tuesdays: April 21, and April 28 at 10:15 am

     

    • TURIN-The Village of Turin will hold their April board meeting on Tuesday 4-21-2026 @ 6:00 P.M. located at the Turin Municipal Building located at 6312 East Main Street

     

    • TURIN-South Lewis Central School Board of Education Meeting on Tuesday, April 21, 2026 beginning at 6:30pm in the South Lewis Board Room. 

     

    • 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.

     

    • OLD FORGE-Join friends and neighbors for “Walk & Talk” every Tuesday at 1:30 pm from April 7 through June 9. The group meets in the shared parking lot of the Old Forge Library and Niccolls Church at 220 Crosby Blvd. This is a great opportunity to connect, socialize, and stay active. Group leaders are present each week, and both pace and distance are adjusted so everyone feels comfortable. All are welcome, whether experienced walkers or those just getting started.

     

    • BOONVILLE-The next meeting of the Sons of the American Legion, Squadron 406, will be held at 5:00PM on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, at the Charles J. Love American Legion Post, at 124 East Schuyler Street, Boonville, NY. All members are welcome to attend, new members are also welcome to attend.

     

     

    • 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, April 22nd

     

    • CONSTABLEVILLE-Spring Clean-Up Day at Constable Hall! As we prepare for the 2026 season, we’re inviting friends, neighbors, and supporters to join us for a “fun” day of sprucing up the beautiful grounds at Constable Hall! Wednesday, April 22nd at 10:00 AM at 5909 John St, Constableville. Come lend a hand with raking, trimming, stick removal, and general clean-up as we get everything ready to welcome visitors once again. Bring your favorite rake, clippers, shovel—whatever tools you enjoy working with! This is a great opportunity to spend time outdoors, enjoy some fresh air, and share in a day of Hall camaraderie. Whether you can stay for an hour or the whole day, your help will truly make a difference. The Constable Hall Association deeply appreciates the support of our community, and we’d love to see you there! Mark your clendars……….The Legacy Lives in our Community!

     

    • OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library will host a special Earth Day Papermaking & Seed Starting program on Wednesday, April 22 at 5 pm at the library, located at 220 Crosby Blvd.Presented in collaboration with Cornell Cooperative Extension, the free community workshop will give participants the chance to create handmade paper and start seeds for the growing season while celebrating Earth Day with friends and neighbors. The event is designed to be welcoming, family-friendly, and accessible to all skill levels. The program is supported by the Adirondack Community Foundation through its Generous Acts grant program. This funding is helping make possible a series of community-centered "people-y" projects that commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence while also celebrating local traditions, shared experiences, and opportunities to bring people together. All supplies will be provided free of charge, though quantities are limited. Advance registration is encouraged. Library programs are free and open to all. To reserve a spot, please contact the library at (315) 369-6008 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. but walk-ins are always welcome.

     

    • 4/22 OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard continues Craft Nights on Wednesdays at 5pm through May 20th. 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 Spring lineup includes April 22: Earth Day Paper Making & Seed Starting w/ Cornell Cooperative Extension & The Webb Community Garden, April 29: Cinco de Mayo Glass Painting, May 6: Mother’s Day Tulips, May 13: Mini Adirondack Chairs, May 20: Memorial Day Windsocks. 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. Advance registration helps us plan for supplies. 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..

     

    • LOWVILLE-Spring Fundraising Dinner - An unforgettable evening of food, candidates, and community. Wednesday April 22, 2026 at the Lowville Elk's Lodge on 5600 Shady Ave. Lowville, NY. Cocktails at 5:30pm Dinner at 6:00pm. A great time to hear from the candidates running for Federal, State and local offices and a chance for you to discuss your concerns and hopes for the future with the candidates and your community. For more information , email -- This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

     

    • 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-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, April 23rd

     

    • LYONS FALLS-The Lyons Falls Library, 3918 High Street, invites you to a free watch party/screening of the film “The Librarians,” on Thursday, April 23rd, at 6 p.m. This documentary explores the implications for education and public life, as U.S. librarians face the impact of uniting against collection standards that include restrictions on race-related and LBGQIA+ content.

     

    • 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, April 24th

     

    • BOONVILLE-Heather Hutchinson Memorial Walk-Boonville 2026 Walk for AUTISM on Saturday, April 25th at the Harland Hennessey VFW located at 108 Park Ave in Boonville. Pre register Friday, April 24th from 3-5 pm @ the VFW or Saturday morning, the day of the event, starting at 8 am.  The Run starts at 9am, and the Walk starts at 10 am.  The Chance auction will be from 8am-2pm and the live auction begins at 11:30 am. Lunch is available for purchase at 11 am. With $25 in pledges you receive a walk tshirt.  Raffle and 50/50 also. Contact 315 794-8916 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any questions

     

    • 4/24 OLD FORGE-Five Spring Story Time sessions will be held on Fridays from April 24 through May 22 from 10:15–11:00 am, at the Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard. Led by Old Forge Library staff, Beverly Meeker and Sarah Bolton, Story Time is designed for children ages 3–6. Each 45 minute session features stories and creative play, including games, crafts, songs, and other gentle activities that encourage imagination and creative thinking. Introducing children to the library at a young age gives them a strong and positive start. Early experiences with books, stories, and shared activities help build a love of reading while also encouraging patience, curiosity, kindness, and respect for others. Story Time lets little ones enjoy learning in a welcoming community setting, laying the foundation for lifelong learning and good habits.This program is a long-standing tradition at the Old Forge Library, enjoyed by generations of local families. Many parents who attended Story Time as children now return with their kids, continuing a meaningful connection to the library. Parents may bring toddler-aged children as well, and an adult must remain with the child throughout the program. Registration is requested for planning purposes. To register a child, 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..

     

    • 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, April 25th

     

     

    • 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-Saturday, April 25th, UP! Coalition is having a Drug Take Back Day at Lewis County Fairgrounds-Carnival Circle from 10 am - 2 pm. Community Resources and Swag bags available to all attendees.  Drop off all unused or unwanted prescriptions. 

     

    • BOONVILLE-Heather Hutchinson Memorial Walk-Boonville 2026 Walk for AUTISM on Saturday, April 25th at the Harland Hennessey VFW located at 108 Park Ave in Boonville. Pre register Friday, April 24th from 3-5 pm @ the VFW or day of starting at 8 am run status at 9am walk at 10 am chance auction 8am-2pm live auction begins at 11:30 am. Lunch is available for purchase at 11 am. With $25 in pledges you receive a walk tshirt.  Raffle and 50/50 also. Contact 315 794-8916 with any questions

     

    • 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 

     

    • 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. 

     

    • LEWIS COUNTY-Lewis County Dairy Prince/Princess Promotion is recruiting new members.  They are looking for youth ages 7-24, with both boys and girls being welcome.  The Lewis County Dairy Prince/Princess Promotion is a fun, educational program designed to help youth grow in confidence, leadership, and communication while teaching the community the importance of dairy products in our diets.  For more information or to apply, contact Amanda at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Windy at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  For more information visit their Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/LewisCountyDairyPrincess.

     

    • OLD FORGE-St. Bartholomew's and St. Anthony's parishes of Old Forge are having their annual fund raiser. Grand prize of $12,000 will be drawn on October 11, 2026. Proceeds support the activities of the parishes. Only 500 tickets sold. Call the parish office at 315-369-3554 to purchase your ticket. 

     

    LOOKING AHEAD, Next week and beyond

     

    • BOONVILLE-Boonville Environmental Conservation Council’s Earth Day Community Clean-Up is back! Originally scheduled for April 19th, rescheduled due to weather to Sunday, April 26th from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM as they meet at Little Village Park and head out to help clean up Boonville. They are giving away a free T-shirt to the first 50 people who register online and attend, so don’t wait. Register by visiting their facebook page.  Do some good, pick up some trash, and show the community some love. For more information, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

     

    • COPENHAGEN- Indoor Cornhole Tournament Sunday, April 26th. Registration 1-1:30pm.  Play begins promptly at 1:30 pm.  8290 River Rd in Copenhagen  Entry Fee $25 per team.  Cash prizes, 50/50 raffle, fun for everyone.  Cash bar and food available for purchase.  Proceeds benefit VFW Post 7227 in Carthage

     

    • 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-Sensory Play, a free program for all ages and abilities, will resume at the Old Forge Library, 220 Crosby Blvd. This welcoming, inclusive program offers hands-on experiences with a variety of textures, sounds, and visual activities in a sensory-friendly environment. For young children, Sensory Play supports early development, motor skills, and social interaction. Older children and adults can enjoy a calming, creative space that promotes relaxation, focus, and self-expression. April Schedule: Tuesdays: April 21, and April 28 at 10:15 am

     

    • LOWVILLE-Wellness Matters Seminar presented by the Lowville Lions Club on Tuesday, April 28th from 3-4pm at Double Play Community Center, 6912 Bardo Rd in Lowville.  Speaker is Daniel Myers, Founder and Executive Director of DoublePlay Community Center. Dan will share the many fantastic programs, services, and community outreach opportunities available through Double Play Community Center that support wellness for individuals and families throughout Lewis County. 

     

    • 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.

     

    • LYONS FALLS-Lyons Falls Library’s Open Mic Jam on Tuesday, April 28th, 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!

     

    • 4/28 OLD FORGE-Join friends and neighbors for “Walk & Talk” every Tuesday at 1:30 pm from April 7 through June 9. The group meets in the shared parking lot of the Old Forge Library and Niccolls Church at 220 Crosby Blvd. This is a great opportunity to connect, socialize, and stay active. Group leaders are present each week, and both pace and distance are adjusted so everyone feels comfortable. All are welcome, whether experienced walkers or those just getting started.

     

    • 4/29 OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard continues Craft Nights on Wednesdays at 5pm through May 20th. 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 Spring lineup includes April 29: Cinco de Mayo Glass Painting, May 6: Mother’s Day Tulips, May 13: Mini Adirondack Chairs, May 20: Memorial Day Windsocks. 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. Advance registration helps us plan for supplies. 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..

     

    • BOONVILLE-The final Bingo Night for the season sponsored by Boonville Environmental Conservation Council every  Wednesday, April 29th. 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-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.  

     

    • 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. 

     

    • BOONVILLE-Paulie Hance's Birthday Party at Boonville VFW 2-7pm.  This year's theme is Join us at the Circus!  Basket raffles, bake sale, food, live music, and fun!  Come out and drop off a card for Paulie, play some raffles, hear some great music, and see the hardest working man in Boonville.  See the Facebook event or contact Lisa Stanford with any questions or to help out! 315-269-5407

     

    • 05/01 OLD FORGE-Five Spring Story Time sessions will be held on Fridays from April 24 through May 22 from 10:15–11:00 am, at the Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard. Led by Old Forge Library staff, Beverly Meeker and Sarah Bolton, Story Time is designed for children ages 3–6. Each 45 minute session features stories and creative play, including games, crafts, songs, and other gentle activities that encourage imagination and creative thinking. Introducing children to the library at a young age gives them a strong and positive start. Early experiences with books, stories, and shared activities help build a love of reading while also encouraging patience, curiosity, kindness, and respect for others. Story Time lets little ones enjoy learning in a welcoming community setting, laying the foundation for lifelong learning and good habits.This program is a long-standing tradition at the Old Forge Library, enjoyed by generations of local families. Many parents who attended Story Time as children now return with their kids, continuing a meaningful connection to the library. Parents may bring toddler-aged children as well, and an adult must remain with the child throughout the program. Registration is requested for planning purposes. To register a child, 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..

     

    • CONSTABLEVILLE-Three-Day Rummage Sale Friday May 1st and Saturday, May 2nd -- 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday, May 3rd  9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at St. Mary's Church Hall - James Street - Constableville. Proceeds are donated to the fuel fund.

     

    • GLENFIELD-Dance at the Three G Fire Hall on Saturday, May 2nd from 7PM -10PM.  6229 Blue St in Glenfield.  Food, fun, dancing.  $5 per person cover charge.

     

    • CONSTABLEVILLE-Rummage Sale Saturday May 2nd 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday May 3rd  9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at St. Mary's Church Hall - James Street - Constableville. Proceeds are donated to the fuel fund.

     

    • CONSTABLEVILLE-Village of Constableville Village Wide Garage Sales - Saturday, May 2nd from 9am - 5pm.  Constableville Fire Dept. will offer Jerk Pork Dinners from 9 am until gone, Methodist Church will have a Bake Sale. St. Mary's Catholic Church will hold a Rummage Sale, and the Constableville Library is having a Book Sale. PLUS many Sales throughout the Village and just down the road in Turin!

     

    • WATERTOWN- CHJC will host a special Mother–Daughter Dance on Friday, May 2, 2026, from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm at Creekstone Farms, located at 11040 Fuller Rd, Adams Center, NY. The event will bring families together for an evening of music, activities, and connection while raising funds to support local teens. Guests will enjoy music and dancing provided by Sweeney Productions, along with a variety of fun experiences throughout the evening. The event will feature appetizers prepared by CHJC’s own Chef Chris Manning, a photo booth, mocktails, kids’ activities, and a cash bar for adult guests. All proceeds from the evening will benefit CHJC’s SoZo Teen Center, a free drop-in center that provides a safe, supportive environment where local teens can connect with peers, access resources, and participate in positive activities. Ticket information: Tickets for the Mother–Daughter Dance are $75 per couple, $25 for each additional child, and $50 for each additional adult.  The upcoming Mother–Daughter Dance is designed to celebrate the special bonds that shape our families. While the event carries the Mother–Daughter name, all meaningful family duos are warmly welcome—including grandmothers and granddaughters, aunts and nieces, or any special adult–child pair who would like to celebrate their relationship and enjoy a memorable evening together. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities can be purchased by visiting the website https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/chjcs-2026-mother-daughter-dance. For additional information, please contact Kristy Auman at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For more information or to learn more about CHJC’s programs and services, visit www.chjc.org.

     

    •  CONSTABLEVILLE-Three-Day Rummage Sale Sunday, May 3rd  9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at St. Mary's Church Hall - James Street - Constableville. Proceeds are donated to the fuel fund.

     

    • BOONVILLE-On Sunday May 3rd, for 1-3pm, the public is invited to come to the Harland J. Hennesseey VFW post in Boonville for the Ninth annual reception and viewing of this year's Hometown hero banners. Now in our ninth year North Country Proudly Honors is glad to welcome 21 new banner honorees and their friends, neighbors and families to join us in this celebration. Light refreshments will be served. This year's guest speaker will be Rich Synek, founder and director of FeedourVets.org, the local veteran's food pantry. In recognition of Rich's presence we ask you to bring a canned good to help this great program. The 21 new banners,( that will join the over 260 we have produced in past years), will be hung for you to take pictures with before they are turned over to the Municipal Commission for hanging on our fine streets from Memorial Day through Veterans Day. Also we have a few spots left if you would like a past years banner that has already been created rehung. Please call Lori O'Conner @ 315-942-2776 to get added to that list. 

     

    • UTICA- The Mohawk Valley Choral Society will perform its Spring concert, celebrating its 45th anniversary, on Sunday, May 3 at 3:00 p.m. at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 2222 Genesee St., Utica.Under the direction of John Krause, this year’s program, A Taste of Opera, will present arias and choruses by internationally acclaimed composers including Georges Bizet, W.A. Mozart, Pietro Mascagni, and Giuseppe Verdi.A full 38-piece orchestra will accompany the ensemble, joined by distinguished soloists Laura Enslin (Soprano), Katie Weber (Alto), Daniel Fields (Tenor), and David Kolb (Baritone).This concert aims to engage both seasoned opera enthusiasts and newcomers alike, offering selections tailored to inspire appreciation for the genre. Whether you are familiar with opera or exploring it for the first time, the event provides an exceptional opportunity to enjoy outstanding musicianship on a Sunday afternoon.Tickets are available for $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Advance purchases can be made at New Hartford Presbyterian Church or “Renewed and Rescued” in Herkimer.For reservations, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call (315) 826-3092.

     

    • LEWIS COUNTY-Lewis County Public Health and Countryside Veterinary Clinic are sponsoring a Rabies vaccination clinic for all dogs, cats, and ferrets 3 months of age or older.  A $15 donation per pet is suggested.  Please have all dogs on a leash and cats and ferrets in a carrier.  Please provide a record of previous vaccination.  All pets must be vaccinated even if they’re an indoor pet.  Monday, May 4th at Constable Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Tuesday, May 5th at Osceola Town Barn from 5-6pm.  Tuesday May 5th at West Leyden Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Wednesday, May 6th from 7-8pm at Copenhagen Fire Hall from 7-8pm. Monday, May 11th at Harrisville Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Wednesday, May 13th at New Bremen Fire Hall  from 7-8pm.  Monday, May 18th at Lyons Falls Fire Hall  from 7-8pm, Wednesday, May 20th at Lowville Town Barn  from 7-8pm.

     

    • 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.”)

     

    • CONSTABLEVILLE-Birds & Bingo at Constable Hall Tuesday, May 5th at 6:00 PM. 5909 John St, Constableville. Join us for a fun and educational evening perfect for all ages! Begin with a guided birdwalk around the beautiful grounds of Constable Hall, led by Linda Gibbs of the Tug Hill Land Trust. With spring migration underway, it’s the perfect time to spot a variety of returning birds and learn more about them along the way. After the walk, stay for a lively game of Bird Bingo—an interactive and engaging way to learn about common bird species and their unique markings. Prizes will be provided! What to bring: Your phone Binoculars (if you have them) Your love of nature and birds! This is a great opportunity for families, nature lovers, and curious minds of all ages. We hope to see you there!

     

    • 5/5 OLD FORGE-Join friends and neighbors for “Walk & Talk” every Tuesday at 1:30 pm from April 7 through June 9. The group meets in the shared parking lot of the Old Forge Library and Niccolls Church at 220 Crosby Blvd. This is a great opportunity to connect, socialize, and stay active. Group leaders are present each week, and both pace and distance are adjusted so everyone feels comfortable. All are welcome, whether experienced walkers or those just getting started.

     

    • 5/5 LEWIS COUNTY-Lewis County Public Health and Countryside Veterinary Clinic are sponsoring a Rabies vaccination clinic for all dogs, cats, and ferrets 3 months of age or older.  A $15 donation per pet is suggested.  Please have all dogs on a leash and cats and ferrets in a carrier.  Please provide a record of previous vaccination.  All pets must be vaccinated even if they’re an indoor pet.  Monday, May 4th at Constable Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Tuesday, May 5th at Osceola Town Barn from 5-6pm.  Tuesday May 5th at West Leyden Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Wednesday, May 6th from 7-8pm at Copenhagen Fire Hall from 7-8pm. Monday, May 11th at Harrisville Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Wednesday, May 13th at New Bremen Fire Hall  from 7-8pm.  Monday, May 18th at Lyons Falls Fire Hall  from 7-8pm, Wednesday, May 20th at Lowville Town Barn  from 7-8pm.

     

    • 5/6  OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard continues Craft Nights on Wednesdays at 5pm through May 20th. 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 Spring lineup includes May 6: Mother’s Day Tulips, May 13: Mini Adirondack Chairs, May 20: Memorial Day Windsocks. 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. Advance registration helps us plan for supplies. 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..

     

    • 5/6 LEWIS COUNTY-Lewis County Public Health and Countryside Veterinary Clinic are sponsoring a Rabies vaccination clinic for all dogs, cats, and ferrets 3 months of age or older.  A $15 donation per pet is suggested.  Please have all dogs on a leash and cats and ferrets in a carrier.  Please provide a record of previous vaccination.  All pets must be vaccinated even if they’re an indoor pet.  Monday, May 4th at Constable Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Tuesday, May 5th at Osceola Town Barn from 5-6pm.  Tuesday May 5th at West Leyden Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Wednesday, May 6th from 7-8pm at Copenhagen Fire Hall from 7-8pm. Monday, May 11th at Harrisville Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Wednesday, May 13th at New Bremen Fire Hall  from 7-8pm.  Monday, May 18th at Lyons Falls Fire Hall  from 7-8pm, Wednesday, May 20th at Lowville Town Barn  from 7-8pm.

     

    • BOONVILLE-Diamond Painting a Spring Phone Stand at Erwin Library in Boonville, NY. Thursday, May 7th at 11am at Erwin Library. The library has everything you need to craft your very own phone stand using diamond painting. If you’re new to diamond painting, there’s no need to worry! We will guide you through all the key steps to create this project. They are perfect for your night stand, or gifting to a friend. Cost is just $5, and space is limited, so registration is necessary. To register call 315-942-4834. (Ages 15 and up)

     

    • 5/8 OLD FORGE-Five Spring Story Time sessions will be held on Fridays from April 24 through May 22 from 10:15–11:00 am, at the Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard. Led by Old Forge Library staff, Beverly Meeker and Sarah Bolton, Story Time is designed for children ages 3–6. Each 45 minute session features stories and creative play, including games, crafts, songs, and other gentle activities that encourage imagination and creative thinking. Introducing children to the library at a young age gives them a strong and positive start. Early experiences with books, stories, and shared activities help build a love of reading while also encouraging patience, curiosity, kindness, and respect for others. Story Time lets little ones enjoy learning in a welcoming community setting, laying the foundation for lifelong learning and good habits.This program is a long-standing tradition at the Old Forge Library, enjoyed by generations of local families. Many parents who attended Story Time as children now return with their kids, continuing a meaningful connection to the library. Parents may bring toddler-aged children as well, and an adult must remain with the child throughout the program. Registration is requested for planning purposes. To register a child, 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..

     

    • 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

     

    • 5/11 LEWIS COUNTY-Lewis County Public Health and Countryside Veterinary Clinic are sponsoring a Rabies vaccination clinic for all dogs, cats, and ferrets 3 months of age or older.  A $15 donation per pet is suggested.  Please have all dogs on a leash and cats and ferrets in a carrier.  Please provide a record of previous vaccination.  All pets must be vaccinated even if they’re an indoor pet. Monday, May 11th at Harrisville Fire Hall from 7-8pm.  Wednesday, May 13th at New Bremen Fire Hall  from 7-8pm.  Monday, May 18th at Lyons Falls Fire Hall  from 7-8pm, Wednesday, May 20th at Lowville Town Barn  from 7-8pm.

     

    • 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. 

     

    • BOONVILLE-Boonville Food Sense Signups for May are on Wednesday, May 13th from 1-3pm at 200 Post St in Boonville.  Pickup for this order is Friday, May 29th from 12-2pm.  You can order online until May 18th at https://foodsense.foodbankcny.org/  Any questions please contact Moe at 315-790-0700

     

    •  5/13  OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard continues Craft Nights on Wednesdays at 5pm through May 20th. 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 Spring lineup includes May 13: Mini Adirondack Chairs, May 20: Memorial Day Windsocks. 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. Advance registration helps us plan for supplies. 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..

     

    • 5/13LEWIS COUNTY-Lewis County Public Health and Countryside Veterinary Clinic are sponsoring a Rabies vaccination clinic for all dogs, cats, and ferrets 3 months of age or older.  A $15 donation per pet is suggested.  Please have all dogs on a leash and cats and ferrets in a carrier.  Please provide a record of previous vaccination.  All pets must be vaccinated even if they’re an indoor pet. Wednesday, May 13th at New Bremen Fire Hall  from 7-8pm.  Monday, May 18th at Lyons Falls Fire Hall  from 7-8pm, Wednesday, May 20th at Lowville Town Barn  from 7-8pm.

     

    • ONEIDA-Free hernia screening Wednesday May 13th from 5-7pm at 357 Genesee St Ste 3, Oneida. Appointments are limited and may be scheduled by calling 315-338-7209.Medical professionals advise against delaying care for a suspected hernia. Hernias do not resolve on their own and may enlarge over time, potentially leading to increased discomfort and more complex treatment. In some cases, a hernia may become incarcerated or strangulated, cutting off blood supply to surrounding tissue and requiring emergency surgery.  Early evaluation can help determine appropriate treatment options and may reduce the risk of complications.Appointments are limited and may be scheduled by calling 315-338-7209  During the free screening, the doctor will evaluate symptoms, answer questions and determine whether additional testing or treatment is recommended. 

     

    • OLD FORGE- All are welcome to stop by Bagels & Blood Pressure, a monthly community gathering focused on health and connection, taking place May 14th from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Niccolls Church, 228 Crosby Blvd in Old Forge, with an additional date on June 11th. This collaborative event includes SHARP, the Old Forge Library, LivingADK, the Old Forge Volunteer Ambulance Corps (OFVAC), Herkimer County Public Health, LIFE at RCIL, and other local partners. Attendees can enjoy free breakfast items, receive a complimentary blood pressure screening, and access helpful health information in a relaxed, welcoming setting. All are welcome to drop by, even just to grab a bite to eat.

     

    • 5/15 OLD FORGE-Five Spring Story Time sessions will be held on Fridays from April 24 through May 22 from 10:15–11:00 am, at the Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard. Led by Old Forge Library staff, Beverly Meeker and Sarah Bolton, Story Time is designed for children ages 3–6. Each 45 minute session features stories and creative play, including games, crafts, songs, and other gentle activities that encourage imagination and creative thinking. Introducing children to the library at a young age gives them a strong and positive start. Early experiences with books, stories, and shared activities help build a love of reading while also encouraging patience, curiosity, kindness, and respect for others. Story Time lets little ones enjoy learning in a welcoming community setting, laying the foundation for lifelong learning and good habits.This program is a long-standing tradition at the Old Forge Library, enjoyed by generations of local families. Many parents who attended Story Time as children now return with their kids, continuing a meaningful connection to the library. Parents may bring toddler-aged children as well, and an adult must remain with the child throughout the program. Registration is requested for planning purposes. 

     

    • OLD FORGE-Certified instructor, Nia Tormey, will instruct a free CPR, First Aid and Certification Class for youth ages 10-16 on May 16th at the Old Forge Library, 220 Crosby Blvd., on Saturday, April 18 from 10 am - 2 pm. CPR, AED & and Basic Life Saving skills, opioid education, and a brief Narcan training, will be included. Library programs are free and open to all. The class size is limited to 8 participants, so pre-registration is required. If the class is full, the library staff will put you on a waiting list for a future class. CPR and first aid classes are made possible by a generous grant from The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation. Call 315-369-6008 or email oldforge@midyork,org to register.

     

    • GLENFIELD-Dance at the Three G Fire Hall on Saturday, May 16th SATURDAY MAY 16th from 6PM -9PM.  6229 Blue St in Glenfield.  Food, fun, dancing.  $5 per person cover charge. 

     

    • CONSTABLEVILLE-Planning & Planting an Herb Garden Workshop on Sunday, May 17, 2026 at 1:00 PM. 5909 John St, Constableville. Join us at Constable Hall for a hands-on and informative workshop led by Sharon Stewart of Garden Thyme Herbs! Whether you're a beginner or an experienced gardener, you’ll learn how to plan, grow, and use your own herb garden. Workshop Highlights: Guided tour of the herb garden at Constable Hall Tips on growing and using herbs at home Create and take home your own herbal products Receive handouts, plants, and plenty of helpful information  Cost: $10 for Constable Hall members $20 for non-members All proceeds benefit the Historic Garden Fund at Constable Hall. Come dig in, learn something new, and enjoy a wonderful afternoon surrounded by nature. Perfect for gardeners and curious beginners alike!

     

    • 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.”)

     

    • 5/18 LEWIS COUNTY-Lewis County Public Health and Countryside Veterinary Clinic are sponsoring a Rabies vaccination clinic for all dogs, cats, and ferrets 3 months of age or older.  A $15 donation per pet is suggested.  Please have all dogs on a leash and cats and ferrets in a carrier.  Please provide a record of previous vaccination.  All pets must be vaccinated even if they’re an indoor pet. Monday, May 18th at Lyons Falls Fire Hall  from 7-8pm, Wednesday, May 20th at Lowville Town Barn  from 7-8pm.

     

    • 5/19-OLD FORGE-Join friends and neighbors for “Walk & Talk” every Tuesday at 1:30 pm from April 7 through June 9. The group meets in the shared parking lot of the Old Forge Library and Niccolls Church at 220 Crosby Blvd. This is a great opportunity to connect, socialize, and stay active. Group leaders are present each week, and both pace and distance are adjusted so everyone feels comfortable. All are welcome, whether experienced walkers or those just getting started.

     

    • 5/20  OLD FORGE-The Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard continues Craft Nights on Wednesdays at 5pm through May 20th. 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. May 20: Memorial Day Windsocks. 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. Advance registration helps us plan for supplies. 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..

     

    • 5/20 LEWIS COUNTY-Lewis County Public Health and Countryside Veterinary Clinic are sponsoring a Rabies vaccination clinic for all dogs, cats, and ferrets 3 months of age or older.  A $15 donation per pet is suggested.  Please have all dogs on a leash and cats and ferrets in a carrier.  Please provide a record of previous vaccination.  All pets must be vaccinated even if they’re an indoor pet. Wednesday, May 20th at Lowville Town Barn  from 7-8pm.

     

    • 5/22 OLD FORGE-Five Spring Story Time sessions will be held on Fridays from April 24 through May 22 from 10:15–11:00 am, at the Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Boulevard. Led by Old Forge Library staff, Beverly Meeker and Sarah Bolton, Story Time is designed for children ages 3–6. Each 45 minute session features stories and creative play, including games, crafts, songs, and other gentle activities that encourage imagination and creative thinking. Introducing children to the library at a young age gives them a strong and positive start. Early experiences with books, stories, and shared activities help build a love of reading while also encouraging patience, curiosity, kindness, and respect for others. Story Time lets little ones enjoy learning in a welcoming community setting, laying the foundation for lifelong learning and good habits.This program is a long-standing tradition at the Old Forge Library, enjoyed by generations of local families. Many parents who attended Story Time as children now return with their kids, continuing a meaningful connection to the library. Parents may bring toddler-aged children as well, and an adult must remain with the child throughout the program. Registration is requested for planning purposes. To register a child, 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..

     

    • 5/22 OLD FORGE- May 22-24 Great Adirondack Garage Sale from Old Forge to Malone, Cranberry Lake to Speculator and everywhere in between! Over 200 miles of garages sales! Maps of each area will be available soon to print online or pick up at any of the town's visitor centers. www.greatadirondackgaragesale.com

     

    • LOWVILLE-Pivot Prevention Coffee  Social May 22nd and the 3rd Friday of the month from 9-11am for conversation on a variety of important topics. WISE for Older adults-Wellness and prevention program offered to the 50+ population.  Topics such as healthy aging, safe medication use, exercise, and much more.  7714 Number Three Rd in Lowville.  For more information, call Carol 315-788-4660 x 603. 

     

    • 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!

     

    • 5/23 OLD FORGE- May 22-24 Great Adirondack Garage Sale from Old Forge to Malone, Cranberry Lake to Speculator and everywhere in between! Over 200 miles of garages sales! Maps of each area will be available soon to print online or pick up at any of the town's visitor centers. www.greatadirondackgaragesale.com

     

    • 5/24 OLD FORGE- May 22-24 Great Adirondack Garage Sale from Old Forge to Malone, Cranberry Lake to Speculator and everywhere in between! Over 200 miles of garages sales! Maps of each area will be available soon to print online or pick up at any of the town's visitor centers. www.greatadirondackgaragesale.com

     

    • 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.

     

    • 5/26 OLD FORGE-Join friends and neighbors for “Walk & Talk” every Tuesday at 1:30 pm from April 7 through June 9. The group meets in the shared parking lot of the Old Forge Library and Niccolls Church at 220 Crosby Blvd. This is a great opportunity to connect, socialize, and stay active. Group leaders are present each week, and both pace and distance are adjusted so everyone feels comfortable. All are welcome, whether experienced walkers or those just getting started.

     

    • 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.”)

     

    • CONSTABLEVILLE- Constable Hall Opens for the Season! Tuesday, May 27th at 10:00 AM.  5909 John St, Constableville. Constable Hall is officially opening its doors for the 2026 season! Come explore this historic landmark, step back in time, and enjoy the beauty and stories that make the Hall such a special part of our community. Bring your friends and family and help us kick off another exciting season—we can’t wait to welcome you!

     

    • LOWVILLE-Pivot would like to invite you to the First Annual Lewis County High School Cornhole Tournament! We've got fifteen teams representing five local schools, but when the dust settles, there can only be one champion. Join us Saturday, May 30th for this free event.  The gates open at 10:30 am and the bags start flying at 11:00 am sharp. It's more than just a game- it's about our community.  Come out and show your support for Lewis County youth while enjoying a day packed with food, music and some seriously fierce competition. 

     

    • 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.”)

     

    • 6/2 OLD FORGE-Join friends and neighbors for “Walk & Talk” every Tuesday at 1:30 pm from April 7 through June 9. The group meets in the shared parking lot of the Old Forge Library and Niccolls Church at 220 Crosby Blvd. This is a great opportunity to connect, socialize, and stay active. Group leaders are present each week, and both pace and distance are adjusted so everyone feels comfortable. All are welcome, whether experienced walkers or those just getting started.

     

    • BOONVILLE-Boonville Food Sense Signups for June are on Wednesday, June 3rd from 1-3pm at 200 Post St in Boonville.  Pickup for this order is Friday, June 19th from 12-2pm.  You can order online until June 8th at https://foodsense.foodbankcny.org/  Any questions please contact Moe at 315-790-0700

     

    • 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-Join Us for the 5th Annual Lewis County Day at Constable Hall! Celebrate community, history, and hands-on fun at Constable Hall on June 6th at 10:00 AM! We’re inviting all local residents to enjoy a FREE tour of the Hall—a perfect opportunity to explore this historic gem right in your backyard. Bring your family and friends for a day filled with:
Guided tours of the Hall
Demonstrations of Early American skills
Time to relax and explore the beautiful gardens and grounds
Activities for all ages—young and young at heart! Whether you're discovering Constable Hall for the first time or returning for another visit, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Come celebrate Lewis County with us—we can’t wait to see you there!

     

    • CONSTABLEVILLE-Lacrosse Skills & Knowledge at Constable Hall! Join us on June 7th, 2026 at 12:00 PM for an exciting and interactive afternoon celebrating the game of lacrosse! We’re thrilled to welcome back Ron Patterson, Manager of the Oneida Nation Shako Cultural Center, for a fun and educational event for all ages. Enjoy A short presentation on the history of lacrosse. Which will include an overview of the game and live demonstration. This will be followed with hands-on skills and drills for participants of all ages All of the above is FREE to attend! After the clinic, kids 12 and under can take part in our Children’s Shoot-Out Entry fee: $10.00
The first 50 participants rwill eceive a commemorative medal and a tour of the Hall. Bring the whole family for an afternoon of learning, activity, and fun on the beautiful grounds of Constable Hall! We hope to see you there!

     

    • 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. 

     

    • 6/9 OLD FORGE-Join friends and neighbors for “Walk & Talk” every Tuesday at 1:30 pm from April 7 through June 9. The group meets in the shared parking lot of the Old Forge Library and Niccolls Church at 220 Crosby Blvd. This is a great opportunity to connect, socialize, and stay active. Group leaders are present each week, and both pace and distance are adjusted so everyone feels comfortable. All are welcome, whether experienced walkers or those just getting started.INLET- Saturday June 13th at 10 a.m. North Country Subaru Black Fly Challenge from Inlet to Indian Lake. Destination mountain bike race through the Moose River Plains Recreation Area. This year will be the 28th running of this race. There will be live music, food, and awards at the end of race. Spectators are welcome! (315) 357-5501, www.blackflychallenge.com

     

    • OLD FORGE- All are welcome to stop by Bagels & Blood Pressure, a monthly community gathering focused on health and connection, taking place June 11th from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Niccolls Church, 228 Crosby Blvd in Old Forge, with an additional date on June 11th. This collaborative event includes SHARP, the Old Forge Library, LivingADK, the Old Forge Volunteer Ambulance Corps (OFVAC), Herkimer County Public Health, LIFE at RCIL, and other local partners. Attendees can enjoy free breakfast items, receive a complimentary blood pressure screening, and access helpful health information in a relaxed, welcoming setting. All are welcome to drop by, even just to grab a bite to eat.

     

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

     

    • INLET- Saturday June 13th at 10 a.m. North Country Subaru Black Fly Challenge from Inlet to Indian Lake. Destination mountain bike race through the Moose River Plains Recreation Area. This year will be the 28th running of this race. There will be live music, food, and awards at the end of race. Spectators are welcome! (315) 357-5501, www.blackflychallenge.com

     

    • INLET- Saturday, June 20th at 11 a.m. The Longest Day Hike at Fern Park. This 2-mile hike is in direct support for all the Caregivers who struggle to take care of their loved ones with Alzheimer's and other forms of Dementia. www.livingadk.org

     

    • 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!

     

    • BOONVILLE-Boonville Food Sense Signups for July are on Wednesday, July 8th from 1-3pm at 200 Post St in Boonville.  Pickup for this order is Friday, July 31st from 12-2pm.  You can order online until July 20th at https://foodsense.foodbankcny.org/  Any questions please contact Moe at 315-790-0700

     

    • 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.

     

    • 7/18 INLET -Saturday, July 18 & Sunday, July 19th at 10 a.m. “Arts in the Park” at Arrowhead Park, Inlet. Over 60 vendors with handmade items for sale. Live music and food both days. Saturday 10-5, Sunday 10-4. (315) 357-5501, www.inletartsinthepark.com 

     

    • 7/19 INLET -Saturday, July 18 & Sunday, July 19th at 10 a.m. “Arts in the Park” at Arrowhead Park, Inlet. Over 60 vendors with handmade items for sale. Live music and food both days. Saturday 10-5, Sunday 10-4. (315) 357-5501, www.inletartsinthepark.com

     

    • INLET- Friday July 24th  - "An Evening with the Symphony" 3 p.m. Free Family Concert & Instrument “Petting Zoo” (for all ages!) at Arrowhead Park, Inlet. Featuring two quartets from the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra under the tent on the ball field. 4-7 p.m. Benefit Cocktail Party at Eagle Bay Village, Inlet. Featuring good food and open bar by Eagle Bay House. 7:30 p.m. Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra under the tent on the ball field in Arrowhead Park, Inlet. Brought to you by the Fulton Chain of Lakes Performing Arts Council. (315) 357-5501, www.eveningwiththesymphony.com

     

    • 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!

     

    • INLET- Saturday, July 25th from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Inlet Classic Car Cruise & Show at Arrowhead Park, Inlet. Free admission. Come check out some restored cars and other special vehicles of interest. Dash plaques, food, raffles & more. Sponsored by the Inlet Historical Society. (315) 357-5501, www.inlethistoricalsociety.org

     

    • 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.  

     

    • INLET- Saturday, August 8th from 12-5 p.m. Paws int the Peaks at Fern Park, Inlet. A high-energy, family-friendly day supporting shelter animals across the Adirondacks. Inflatable costume parade, food trucks, live music, kids’ zone, photo booth & much more! www.pawsinthepeaks.com

     

    • 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. 

     

    • BOONVILLE-Boonville Food Sense Signups for August are on Wednesday, August 12th from 1-3pm at 200 Post St in Boonville.  Pickup for this order is Friday, August 28th from 12-2pm.  You can order online until August 17th at https://foodsense.foodbankcny.org/  Any questions please contact Moe at 315-790-0700

     

    • 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.

     

    • BOONVILLE-Boonville Food Sense Signups for September are on Wednesday, September 9th from 1-3pm at 200 Post St in Boonville.  Pickup for this order is Friday, September 25th from 12-2pm.  You can order online until September 14th at https://foodsense.foodbankcny.org/  Any questions please contact Moe at 315-790-0700

     

    • INLET-Saturday, September 19th & Sunday, September 20th at 10 a.m. Inlet Fall Festival at Fern Park, Inlet. Over 60 vendors with a variety of product for sale. Live music, entertainers and food! Saturday 10-4, Sunday 10-3. (315) 357-5501, www.inletfallfestival.com 

     

    • 9/20 INLET-Saturday, September 19th & Sunday, September 20th at 10 a.m. Inlet Fall Festival at Fern Park, Inlet. Over 60 vendors with a variety of product for sale. Live music, entertainers and food! Saturday 10-4, Sunday 10-3. (315) 357-5501, www.inletfallfestival.com

     

    • 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!

     

    • INLET-Saturday, September 26th from 3:00-10:00 p.m. Annual Clam Bake & BBQ at Inlet Volunteer Emergency Services. Live music, food & beverages. Must be 21+. 315-357-8048, www.inletemergencyservices.com

     

    • 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.  

     

    • INLET-Saturday, September 26th from 3:00-10:00 p.m. Annual Clam Bake & BBQ at Inlet Volunteer Emergency Services. Live music, food & beverages. Must be 21+. 315-357-8048, www.inletemergencyservices.com

     

    • 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. 

     

    • BOONVILLE-Boonville Food Sense Signups for October are on Wednesday, October 14th from 1-3pm at 200 Post St in Boonville.  Pickup for this order is Friday, October 30th from 12-2pm.  You can order online until October 19th at https://foodsense.foodbankcny.org/  Any questions please contact Moe at 315-790-0700

     

    • 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!

     

    • BOONVILLE-Boonville Food Sense Signups for November are on Wednesday, November 4th from 1-3pm at 200 Post St in Boonville.  Pickup for this order is Friday, November 20th from 12-2pm.  You can order online until November 9th at https://foodsense.foodbankcny.org/  Any questions please contact Moe at 315-790-0700

     

    • 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!

     

    • BOONVILLE-Boonville Food Sense Signups for December are on Wednesday, December 2nd from 1-3pm at 200 Post St in Boonville.  Pickup for this order is Friday, December 18th from 12-2pm.  You can order online until December 7th at https://foodsense.foodbankcny.org/  Any questions please contact Moe at 315-790-0700

     

    • 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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