Choreographer Rebecca Kelly invites her New York City dancers to Lake Placid every summer, often to present Adirondack audiences with a ballet inspired by the n... More
"Spotlight," as seen on Mountain Lake Journal and mountainlake.org/spotlight, shines on artists and authors who illuminate our lives with their uplifting storie... More
"Pentacle," composed for two harps in the 1920s by Carlos Salzedo, is not only a challenging piece for the harp duo Lilac 94 to play, but it also challenges aud... More
"SPOTLIGHT" - NATIVE AMERICAN ARTISTRY - POTTERY - Mohawk artist Natasha Santiago Smoke creates stunning pottery pieces, paintings and sculptures, keeping in to... More
Author Glenn Pearsall chats with producer Paul Larson about his novel LEAVES TORN ASUNDER, a work of historical fiction about lives in the Adirondack region, af... More
The Boobie Sisters are living proof that laughter is the best medicine. These performers sing funny songs to battle serious issues. Paul Larson produced this pi... More
Michael Bacon (of the Bacon Brothers) sings a new anthem to the Adirondacks, a song explaining to his big city friends why he enjoys roughing it for a few weeks... More
SPOTLIGHT on Dennis Webster, author of Murder of a Herkimer County Teacher, and editor of the Adirondack Mysteries series. Webster discusses how a crime from a ... More
Paul Larson talks with a Plattsburgh native who shares the story of his great great aunt who was a pioneer in the field of nursing during the first world war. O... More
"Spotlight" - NATIVE AMERICAN ARTISTRY - MOHAWK QUILTER - This is the first segment in the Native American Artistry series, produced by Paul Larson, and present... More
