Bands & Beans
2025-03-30 14:00 - 19:00 (America/New_York) | Fort William Henry Conference Center, 48 Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
EARLY BIRD TICKETS HAVE FLOWN THE COOP!

THAT IS OK THOUGH - WE'LL BE SELLING TICKETS AT THE DOOR! TICKETS ARE $30 AND DOORS OPEN AT 1:30PM!

31 years of 100% homegrown music & chili!
Sunday, March 30, 20252pm – 7pmFort William Henry Conference Center
Spice up your March with a heaping helping of fun at the Bands and Beans – the biggest party in the North Country!
Over twenty local restaurants will be throwing down their best chili concoctions and all vying for the coveted People’s Choice Award. The heat doesn’t stop there though! We’ve got nine of your favorite bands, on two stages, playing all day long. This event isn’t just a ton of fun, the proceeds from Bands ‘n Beans benefit the Lake George Arts Project’s free and open to all music and art programs like our year-round Courthouse Gallery exhibitions, our Summer Concert Series and our popular Jazz at the Lake, three-day, Jazz Festival.
Tickets: $30 at the Door – Doors open at 1:30pm!
Are you a member of The Lake George Arts Project?Check your email for a special “Members Only” code and save an additional $5
Early Bird ticket sales end on Saturday 3/29 at midnight.Al ticket sales are final and non-refundable.

THANK YOU TO OUR 2025 BANDS AND BEANS SPONSORS

HOT STUFF SPONSORS

PEOPLE’S CHOICE SPONSOR

Talent Unlimited 2025
2025-04-26 - 2025-05-04 | Courthouse Gallery, 1 Amherst St, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Talent Unlimited 2025
April 26 through May 4, 2025
The Lake George Arts Project is proud to showcase the incredible work of local students in grades 7–12 whose writing and artwork were selected for publication in the Talent Unlimited Journal, a student literary and art magazine published by BOCES.

ABOUT TALENT UNLIMITED

How would you create imagery or writing that expresses your interpretation of the word “Perspective?”
That is the theme of the 40th annual Talent Unlimited Literary Arts Journal. Students in grades 7 – 12 were inspired by this theme to create thoughtful and imaginative paintings, drawings, photographs, mixed media, and graphic design pieces and to write compelling essays, poems and stories and submitted their best work to be considered for publication. The art and writing, 50 pieces in each category, were chosen by juries of professional artists and writers.
The Talent Unlimited Literary Arts Journal is published by the Enrichment Resource Center at the Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES. It provides young artists and writers with the opportunity to have their art seen and their writing read while participating in a selection process that mirrors the professional worlds of art and publishing.
The Talent Unlimited 2025 exhibition in the Courthouse Gallery features over 40 pieces of the published students’ original artwork.

Images:Top: Cover Art by Charlotte MeasekAbove: Night Routine by Hailey Hamm

COMPLIMENTARY PROGRAMS

Saturday, April 26, 2025Artists’ Reception
1pm – 3pmCome celebrate the talent, imagination, and hard work of these young artists and writers. All are welcome. Light refreshments will be served. We hope to see you there!

Sunday, April 27thSunday Arts
Drop-in between 1pm-4pm for agallery tour and art-making opportunity!
All ages and abilities welcome!Free of Charge.

Talent Unlimited 2025 Artists' Reception
2025-04-26 13:00 - 2025-05-04 15:00 | Courthouse Gallery, 1 Amherst St, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Talent Unlimited 2025
April 26 through May 4, 2025
Join us for a special Reception Celebrating Student Creativity!
Saturday, April 26th • 1:00 – 3:00 PM
The Lake George Arts Project is proud to showcase the incredible work of local students in grades 7–12 whose writing and artwork were selected for publication in the Talent Unlimited Journal, a student literary and art magazine published by BOCES.
Come celebrate the talent, imagination, and hard work of these young artists and writers. All are welcome. Light refreshments will be served. We hope to see you there!

COMPLIMENTARY PROGRAMS

Sunday, April 27thSunday Arts
Drop-in between 1pm-4pm for a gallery tour and art-making opportunity!
All ages and abilities welcome!Free of Charge.

ABOUT TALENT UNLIMITED

How would you create imagery or writing that expresses your interpretation of the word “Perspective?”
That is the theme of the 40th annual Talent Unlimited Literary Arts Journal. Students in grades 7 – 12 were inspired by this theme to create thoughtful and imaginative paintings, drawings, photographs, mixed media, and graphic design pieces and to write compelling essays, poems and stories and submitted their best work to be considered for publication. The art and writing, 50 pieces in each category, were chosen by juries of professional artists and writers.
The Talent Unlimited Literary Arts Journal is published by the Enrichment Resource Center at the Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES. It provides young artists and writers with the opportunity to have their art seen and their writing read while participating in a selection process that mirrors the professional worlds of art and publishing.
The Talent Unlimited 2025 exhibition in the Courthouse Gallery features over 40 pieces of the published students’ original artwork.

Images:Top: Cover Art by Charlotte MeasekAbove: Night Routine by Hailey Hamm

Artist's Reception: Adria Arch Airwaves
2025-05-08 08:00 - 17:00
Artist’s Reception
Friday, May 16th6:00 PM – 8:00 PMatThe Courthouse Gallery1 Lower Amherst StreetLake George, NY 12845518-668-2616
Adria Arch will speak about her work at 7:00 PM.
Light refreshments will be available.
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Spring for the Arts Golf Tournament
2025-05-10 11:00 - 17:00 | Cronin’s Golf
Blind Visionaries: work by The Seeing with Photography Collective

Get ready to tee off for a good cause! Enjoy a day of fun and friendly competition with prizes, food, and great company at everybody’s favorite course – Cronin’s Golf Resort. So mark your calendars, gather your team, and join us in supporting a cause that is close to our hearts. See you on the greens!

at Cronin’s Golf ResortGolf Course RoadWarrensburg, NY 12885

REGISTER YOUR TEAM BELOW!

Details:• Registration starts at 11am• Lunch at 12pm• Shotgun start at 1pm• Prizes + Course Contests + Raffle!• No handicaps for this tournament
• Registration fee: $125 (per player)includes Golf, Cart, Lunch, Steak Dinner, and Awards Banquet
Don’t have a team? That is OK! You can register as an individual player by emailing Tanya or calling the Arts Project
To register!• email Tanya: Tanya@lakegeorgearts.org• call The Arts Project: 518-668-2616

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Airwaves: Painting and Sculpture by Adria Arch
2025-05-16 18:00 - 2025-06-14 17:00
Exhibition Events

Artist’s Reception
Friday, May 16th6:00 – 8:00 PMThe Courthouse GalleryThe artist will speak about her work at 7:00 PM.Light refreshments will be available.
Sunday Arts
Sunday, May 18th1:00 – 4:00 PMGallery Tour in the Courthouse Gallery
Art-making Activity for ALL ages!Create an airy sculpture!
Free of charge

Artist’s Statement
Throughout my artistic journey from painting to sculpture, I’ve built upon First Wave Feminist art’s legacy of transforming spaces, engaging viewers, and challenging traditional hierarchies of material and form. My work continues this tradition while speaking to contemporary concerns about presence and interaction. I rely on formal content – the meaning extends from color relationships and mark-making, while engaging with feminist art’s tradition of challenging hierarchical distinctions between abstract and embodied experience.
While the forms in my paintings and sculpture often echo natural and floral shapes, they deliberately play with and subvert traditionally ‘feminine’ imagery. My sinuous lines and flower-like forms are exaggerated and transformed into something more ambiguous and challenging – sometimes even unsettling. My work takes stereotypically ‘feminine’ organic shapes and makes them monumental, unavoidable, and slightly alien. These forms don’t politely decorate – they command space and demand engagement.
My recent work explores the choreography of pattern and void. The pieces float and interact like notes in a visual score, creating rhythms through both color and shape. While I embrace traditionally ‘feminine’ colors like pink, I deliberately disrupt their sweetness by introducing structural elements and unexpected color combinations. The negative spaces become as important as the forms themselves, turning the white wall into an active participant in the composition. This interplay between structure and fluidity, presence and absence, reflects my interest in how ‘feminine’ imagery can be both acknowledged and challenged within the same piece.

My early training in dance continues to influence how I think about space, movement, and the body’s relationship to its position. Each installation becomes a kind of choreographed environment where forms perform in space, creating temporal experiences that unfold as viewers move through them. The suspended pieces in particular engage in a slow dance with gravity, while their shadows create an ever-changing performance on walls and floors. This understanding of movement and spatial relationships informs everything from my initial drawings to final installation decisions.
Bio
Adria Arch is a mixed media artist living and working in Arlington, Massachusetts. She is interested in creating immersive experiences with sculpture and paint, using hand-cut or laser-cut lightweight polystyrene plastic to create sculptural forms that populate my large-scale colorful installations. Her work references the things seen every day- from neighborhood flower gardens to the ever-growing skyline of Boston. She has a vocabulary of shapes that includes ladders, grids, and spirals. The installations of hanging painted sculptures are whimsical, playful spaces that provide an experience of both delight and surprise.
Arch has had solo exhibitions at Danforth Art in Framingham, MA, the Art Complex Museum in Duxbury, MA, and the Hunt Gallery at Mary Baldwin College in Virginia. She has completed site specific murals at Lesley University’s Porter Square building in Cambridge, MA, Stonehill College, and Danforth Art in Framingham, MA. Arch has been awarded residencies at Vermont Studio Center, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Sanskriti Foundation in Delhi, and in Auvillar, France. Her work is included in many private and public collections including the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Fidelity Corporation, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. In 2019 her work was featured at the Fitchburg Art Museum, and in 2020 at the Cahoon Museum of American Art. Most recently, Arch was commissioned by Google to do a room-sized installation. Arch showed installations at the Boston Sculptors Gallery, Brattleboro Art Museum in Vermont and the Danforth Museum in Framingham, MA. Her work will be on view at the San Luis Obispo Art Museum in 2025.

Images:Top: Detail, Holding the Center 4, 2025, Acrylic on synthetic paper, 8′ x 4′Right top: Shape of Things, 2025, Acrylic on polystyreneRight bottom: Holding the Center 4, 2025, Acrylic on synthetic paper, 8′ x 4′

The 2nd Annual Lake George Block Party
2025-05-17 11:00 - 16:00
Join the fun at the
The 2nd AnnualLake George Block Party!

Visit our Boothin the yard ofSt. James Episcopal churchon Montcalm Street.
Special Guest!
Action Painter Mark Grimaldiwill demonstrate his techniqueas he paints in the style of Jackson Pollock.

The Speakeasy Cruise
2025-06-18 18:30 - 21:00 | Waterfront Cruises, 2 Kurosaka Ln, Lake George, NY, 12845
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Boarding at 6:30pmCruise from 7pm – 9pmAboard Waterfront Cruises’ – Adirondac2 Kurosaka Ln, Lake George, NY

Shhhhhhhhh……….
… got the password? Step back in time and slip into something snazzy, because Waterfront Cruises’ Adirondac is transforming into the hottest floating speakeasy on Lake George. This ain’t your average boat ride—we’re throwin’ a full-blown Roaring Twenties revelry to benefit the Lake George Arts Project!
So dust off your fedoras, fluff up those flapper dresses, and get ready for a night of secret sips, swingin’ tunes, dapper dames, and dashing fellas—all under the stars on beautiful Lake George.

Password required. Swagger encouraged. Shenanigans? Guaranteed.

Tickets are $40 early bird / $45 at the door

GET YOUR TICKETS!

Thank You Katie and Will Carson and Waterfront Hospitality for generously donating the boat and staff for this event!

Balancing Ecosystems
2025-06-21 12:00 - 2025-07-02 17:00
Exhibition Events

Tickets for the Floating Classroom July 2nd

Balancing Ecosystems

The exhibition Balancing Ecosystems features the work of four artists: Lauren Comito, Milcah Bassel, Amanda Thackray, and Rachel Frank. Their multimedia artworks invite viewers to explore the visible, hidden, and symbolic aspects of natural beauty found in aquatic environments. Each artist expresses ideas of interconnection between organisms within ecosystems through imagery such as grids, nets, and repeating patterns.
This idea for this curated exhibition was conceived after visual artist Lauren Comito received a Community Art Grant from the Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council in 2025. The New York City and Huletts Landing-based visual artist used this grant to examine and portray copepods, tiny crustacean zooplankton, along with aquatic plants found in Lake George, bringing to light the interconnected systems that contribute to the purity of the lake.
Comito enlarges the scale of these microscopic organisms through cyanotype prints, making them visible. The images reveal the delicate and intricate structures of these tiny creatures that play an essential role in filtering and purifying the water, elevating them to the status of “guardians of the lake.”
Milcah Bassel, whose work has been exhibited at the Rubin Museum of Art, Bronx Museum of the Arts, and other venues both nationally and internationally, applies unique materials and processes to explore both cultural and natural structures. Her pieces in the exhibition are inspired by the use of a grid to represent water in ancient civilizations, creating intersecting rippling patterns on unique pulp papers.
Amanda Thackray, who is currently the inaugural Environmental Protection Agency Artist in Residence for the lower Passaic River in New Jersey, also utilizes grid patterns in handmade paper designs that combine notions of nature, industry, and human experience. Her netlike imagery is a malleable grid referencing both organic material and human intervention within an environment.
Brooklyn-based artist and wildlife rehabilitator Rachel Frank employs various material processes, including ceramics, fabric, and drawing. The material transformations that occur in the art-making process mirror the restorative processes that take place in the healing of lives and habitats. The repeating patterns in her work express the interconnections and exchanges between species.
Images:Top: Lauren Comito, PostcardMiddle left: Rachel Frank, Wading Foot Tangle (detail), 2024, Ink, watercolor, and pigment on paper, 11″ x 15″Middle right: Milcah Bassel, Untitled (detail), 2024, Color pencil on black Fabriano paper, 9″ x 12″

Artists' Reception: Balancing Ecosystems
2025-06-28 16:00 - 18:00
Join us in The Courthouse Gallery between 4:00 and 6:00 PMon Saturday, July 28th to meet the artists ofBalancing Ecosystems

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SUNDAY ARTS: Sun Prints
2025-06-29 13:00 - 16:00
See the exhibitionBalancing Ecosystems
Gallery Tour and Art-Making Opportunity for All Ages!

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Balancing Ecosystems: Art and Science on the Floating Classroom
2025-07-02 10:00 - 12:00
Wednesday, July 2nd10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Enjoy a two-hour cruise on the Lake George Association’s Floating Classroom!
All ages are invited to participate inguided science explorations and art making!
This collaboration is part of the Balancing Ecosystems exhibition in The Courthouse Gallery.

Tickets must be purchased from the Lake George Association.
See the link below or visit lakegeorgeassociation.org.

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Hubby Jenkins
2025-07-02 19:00 - 20:30 | Shepard Park, Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
About Hubby Jenkins
Hubby Jenkins, a prominent member of the renowned Carolina Chocolate Drops, has mesmerized audiences around the world with his virtuosic mastery of the guitar and banjo, With a voice that echoes with emotion and a fingerpicking style that evokes the very essence of the American South, Hubby transports listeners to a bygone era, where the roots of modern music took hold.
Born and raised in Brooklyn he delved into his Southern roots, following the thread of African American history that wove itself through country blues, ragtime, fiddle and banjo, and traditional jazz. Hubby got his higher musical education started as a busker. He developed his guitar and vocal craft on the sidewalks and subway platforms of New York City, performing material by those venerable artists whose work he was quickly absorbing. An ambitiously itinerant musician, he took his show on the road, playing the streets, coffee shops, bars, and house parties of cities around the country.
After years of busking around the U.S and making a name for himself, Hubby became acquainted with the Carolina Chocolate Drops. He was an integral part of the Grammy award winning Carolina Chocolate Drops from 2010 to 2014. Since 2015 to 2018 he was active in touring and recording member in the Rhiannon Giddens band. He was on her album “Tomorrow Is My Turn” in 2015 and in 2017 “Freedom Highway.” Drawing inspiration from legends such as Mississippi John Hurt, Uncle Dave Macon and Lead Belly, Hubby breathes new life into traditional blues and folk songs, infusing them with his unique flair and unmistakable authenticity. His music resonates with a deep sense of history, culture, and struggle, capturing the spirit of the early 20th century while adding his own distinct touch.
In addition to his remarkable musical talents, Hubby Jenkins is a passionate advocate for preserving and honoring the cultural heritage of African American musicians who laid the foundation for modern popular music. His commitment to historical accuracy shines through in his performances, as he takes us on a journey through the deep roots of blues, folk, and the African American experience.

HIS MUSIC

Hubby Jenkins playing Coo Coo Bird – Rufus Kasey’s version

​”Here Here Yonder Go” – Hubby Jenkins

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Water Music: 1 Day, Art Show & Sale
2025-07-06 13:00 - 19:00 | Hudson Crossing Park, Co Rd 42, Schuylerville, NY, 12871
Water Music New York: More Voices
1-Day Art Show + Sale
Sunday, July 6, 20251pm – 7pm
The Lake George Arts Project is bringing an exhibition of local / regional artwork to Hudson Crossing Park as part of their community-wide celebration of the arts! The park will be filled with activities, food vendors, music, & more and will culminate with a free concert from the Albany Symphony Orchestra at 7pm. This event is free and open to all.
If you are an artist interested in showing your work – LEARN ABOUT HOW TO PARTICIPATE

New Work by Khaila Batts - Perception in Fragments: Unveiling Family through Color and Memory
2025-07-09 12:00 - 2025-08-10 17:00
Exhibition Events
Artist’s Reception Saturday, July 12th 4:00 – 6:00 PM Khaila Batts will speak about her work at 5:00 PM.
Sunday Arts SundayJuly 13th 1:00 – 4:00 PM Surreal Identity Collage Gallery visit and art-making for all ages. Free of charge.
Images: Top: Brooklyn’s Paradise, 2024, Digital collage Right: Untitled, 2025, Digital collage

Description of the Work
The exhibition Perception in Fragments: Unveiling Family Through Color and Memory seeks to create a profound dialogue about how personal histories, collective memory, and societal forces shape our perception of space, identity, and belonging. By weaving together elements of the past and present, this exhibition explores how marginalized communities, particularly Black families, experience and navigate the complexities of identity, memory, and systemic forces. My work within this exhibition, including pieces like Brooklyn’s Paradise (2024) and an untitled piece, draws on fragmented realities to critique and reflect on the forces that shape our lived experiences. Through these works, I aim to invite viewers to reconsider their assumptions about space, race, and identity, ultimately challenging preconceived notions around Blackness and its portrayal in the public sphere. Brooklyn’s Paradise critiques the New York subway system, a space that is integral to urban life yet riddled with neglect and violence, often masked by everyday mundanity. By juxtaposing distorted figures, subway patrons, and discarded materials within a surreal landscape, this piece challenges viewers to confront the violence and alienation that pervade urban spaces, calling attention to how these issues are often ignored or normalized in society. The untitled piece centers on the intersection of religion, domestic labor, and generational teachings, offering a reflection on how these traditions, passed down through the generations, continue to influence Black identity today. Through a mix of archival imagery and color manipulation, this work explores how faith, labor, and family teachings evolve in the context of modern life, intertwining the past and present. In this way, the untitled piece delves into how historical practices and teachings continue to shape contemporary Black experiences, particularly within domestic and familial spheres.

Both works in this exhibition embody my artistic practice of reframing Black identity through color, abstraction, and inversion, which serves to disrupt racialized perceptions and offer a more nuanced understanding of Blackness. By redefining skin tones and emotional color associations, I challenge the viewer to move beyond fixed cultural narratives and engage with the radiant, complex presence of Black identity. The exhibition as a whole invites reflection on how individual histories and societal systems intersect to create our understanding of identity, space, and memory.
Artist Statement
I use visual storytelling to confront misunderstandings about my identity and community history, dismantling entrenched perceptions through manipulated color, layered materials, and expressive form. Working primarily in oil paint and acetate, I build scenes that feel both archival and futuristic—broad, modernized brushstrokes sweep across transparent layers, blending digital collage with painterly tactility. Skin tones are inverted or shifted into unnatural hues, disrupting racialized expectations and inviting viewers to see Blackness not as fixed, but as radiant, fluid, and otherworldly. My figures are suspended in dreamlike environments—gestural yet frozen—rendered in saturated palettes where serene blues veil violence and stark contrasts expose emotional weight. Their gazes pierce outward, creating a participatory exchange that humanizes and implicates the viewer. Interactive elements, such as smartphone-enabled color inversion, deepen this engagement, asking audiences to reconsider how perception is shaped by both technology and bias. Through abstraction, symbolism, and material play, my work reclaims narrative space for Black bodies, offering new ways of seeing and being.

The Saline Fiddler's Philharmonic
2025-07-09 19:00 - 20:30 | Shepard Park, Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic
America’s premier youth fiddling show band from Saline, Michigan, astounds audiences every time the group takes the stage. The musicians, all from Saline High School, present an energetic and polished show that features a diverse range of music from American folk, fiddle, bluegrass, jazz, western swing, and Celtic traditions. Spirited vocals and Appalachian step dancing combine with the instrumentals to create an unforgettable live performance.
Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic began in 1994 with a simple idea: introduce an alternative style of music education to public school students to maintain and expand their interest in music performance. Since then, the group has definitely set the standard for extracurricular music programs in the United States. It has grown into a model of instruction and motivation that is being emulated across the nation.
The widely acclaimed Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic’s history includes more than 1,500 performances in the majority of the states in our nation. The group has been honored to perform three times at the White House and twice on the Millennium Stage at the Kennedy Center, as well as at a State of Michigan’s Presidential Inaugural Ball. Annual summer tours have spanned the United States from the east coast to the west coast, down south to up north, and have also included performances in Canada and tours in Europe, including visits to Saline’s sister cities of Brecon, Wales and Lindenberg, Germany. Each year the group performs 50-60 times, generally donating a third of their annual schedule to community service events.
Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic has shared the stage with many top artists as well as other student groups. Especially gratifying is the number of student fiddle organizations which have been started around the country because of inspiration from the Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic.

“The Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic were outstanding. Having booked more than 200 acts over the past 20 years, your performance last night was simply one of the best acts we have ever had!” – Robert Klomburg @ Altadena Summer Concert Series

THEIR MUSIC

Saline Fiddlers 2024 30th Anniversary Hometown Show

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Artist's Reception: Khaila Batts
2025-07-12 16:00 - 18:00
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Cassandra Kubinski with Pete Muller & The Kindred Souls
2025-07-16 19:00 - 20:30 | Shepard Park, Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Cassandra Kubinski
Multi Billboard Heatseekers charting singer/songwriter Cassandra Kubinski has performed her piano-driven stories of ambition, connection, loss, and love from living rooms to Barclays Center, from NYC to LA to Thailand to Jamaica and beyond. She’s shared stages with the Goo Goo Dolls, 10,000 Maniacs, Anna Nalick, Dickie Betts, and more.
You’ve heard Cassandra’s songs on TV, from Lifetime to ESPN to ABC, including 13 songs on hit show Dance Moms. She has collaborated on songs with luminaries like the Goo Goo Dolls, Chris Botti, 10,000 Maniacs, DJ Taz Rashid, and even her personal music hero, Billy Joel.
Her songs have helped raise tens of thousands of dollars for important causes, such as “Not So Different” for Autism (performed for the NY Islanders at Barclays Center) and “You Get Me” for pet rescue (performed at Broadway’s iconic 54 Below).
A fierce advocate for women in entertainment, she was the composer and bandleader of Emmy-winning new media TV Show “The Never Settle Show” hosted by Mario Armstrong; served on the board of Women in Music for 8+ years; and serves as the youngest and only female artist on the Caffe Lena board in Saratoga Springs, NY.

Pete Muller & The Kindred Souls
Born in New Jersey to immigrant parents, Muller began playing piano as a teenager, picking up regular gigs as an accompanist while excelling enough at his academic studies to earn acceptance to Princeton University. A math whiz with a preternatural gift for numbers, he found himself fascinated with the connections between technology and finance, and within a decade of graduating, he’d helped revolutionize the field of quantitative trading, which in turn transformed Wall Street as we know it.
“Once I accomplished everything that I’d set out to do in the business world, I realized that I hadn’t nurtured the artistic side of my life,” Muller explains. “There was a six-year period where my focus was so intense that I hardly touched my piano. My work was a single-minded obsession.”
Feeling spiritually drained, Muller began drifting away from his work for a period of equally intense focus on his music: busking in the subways, playing small clubs and cafes, and writing his own songs for the first time. After releasing a pair of early albums, he married, moved to California, and became a father. While he eventually returned to the business he’d founded, he remained as dedicated as ever to his craft. In 2014, he recorded his third album, Two Truths and a Lie, which introduced him to Avatar Studios (a New York landmark previously known as The Power Station, where icons like Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon, David Bowie, and Bob Dylan had recorded). Upon learning the studio was under threat of being sold and redeveloped as condos, Muller decided to use his resources in partnership with the City of New York and the Berklee College of Music to save, renovate, and re-launch the space as a world-class recording and educational facility. He would go on to record his next two albums—2019’s Dissolve and 2022’s Spaces—there, launching a whole new chapter of his career that would find him sharing bills with artists like Joan Osborne, Jimmy Webb, Livingston Taylor, and Paul Thorn in addition to landing festival slots everywhere from Telluride to Montreux.
These days, Muller is more content than ever, embracing AND over OR as he splits his time between the East and West Coasts, carving his own unique and inspiring path through the pair of vastly different, yet ultimately complementary worlds he’s created for himself.

“Cassandra Kubinski is very similar to the singer/songwriters of the late 70’s…proves that the genre (singer/songwriter) can still be transcendent.” – Billy Joel

“I was immediately drawn to the passion Pete brings to every performance,” says Ross-Spang, who encouraged Muller to embrace a looser, grittier approach in the studio built around live takes and free-flowing improvisation without the rigid constraints of a click track. “Joy truly abounds in his music, and working with Pete reinforced those same feelings in me. I consider myself very lucky to have helped capture that feeling on his new record.”

THEIR MUSIC

BURN IT DOWN (Official Music Video)

Pete Muller & The Kindred Souls | “If I Had A Boat”

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Tops of Trees
2025-07-23 19:00 - 20:30 | Shepard Park, Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Funky, Soulful… Fresh

An original Rock & Soul ensemble hailing from upstate New York quickly making a name for themselves in the Capital Region. With a sound built upon a strong foundation of drum and bass, classic organ, blistering vocals, and an unshakeable horn section, the band continues to thrill audiences with high energy performances and a modern interpretation of soulful music steeped in early R&B, funk and soul.
Releasing their debut EP The Tree House Sessions in 2023, Tops of Trees hit the airwaves with WEXT, WEQX, and Unsigned 518, resonating deeply with listeners on WEXT’s local songs of the year, also earning them consecutive Capital Region Thomas Edison Award nominations (The Eddie’s) for “Jam Band of the Year”.
Since then, the band has continued to climb, opening for Blues Traveler, Joan Osborne and Ben Folds, while also being featured on WMHT’s PBS show AHA!. Tops of Trees has showcased their electrifying performances at venues like Cohoes Music Hall, Putnam Place, Jive Hive Live, and Saratoga Springs New Year’s Eve Festival. Along the way, they’ve shared the stage with the Robert Randolph Band, Sqwerv, Suke Cerulo Band, and The Pat Mcgee Band.

THEIR MUSIC

Tops of Trees – Live – MadLove (See Her Moving)

Tops of Trees – Live – Pocket Change

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Professor Louie & The Crowmatix with the Woodstock Horns
2025-07-30 19:00 - 20:30 | Shepard Park, Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Blues & Americana at it’s Best
Grammy Nominated Professor Louie & The Crowmatix from Woodstock NY have been expanding the borders of the Americana, Roots & Blues genres with Professor Louie’s stories, keyboard playing, singing and accordion. Their repertoire continual expands with Crowmatix songs from their 18 Albums of Originals, Blues and Americana music and the songs Louie learned and helped create directly with the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame group “The Band” when he collaborated with them for over 15 years. Co-producing The Band’s last three CD’s including their comeback hits Atlantic City & Blind Willie Mctell along with many of their 90’s repertoire. Rick Danko gave Louie the moniker “Professor Louie”.
Professor Louie & The Crowmatix create a show that is constantly evolving. In 2025 Woodstock Records has released Crowin Around that has added a new dimension to their live show with songs of artists that Louie worked and produced with including Commander Cody, Graham Parker, Bob Dylan, The Band. The Woodstock Horns are center on this release and booster the live show. Their connection with audiences at shows helps create a family rapport.
Professor Louie (keyboards-vocals-accordion) is joined onstage by band mates Miss Marie (vocals, percussion and piano) Frank Campbell (bass, vocals) guitar- slinging skills of Todd Mihan and drummer Dan Hickey. Woodstock Horns: Arrangements by Allen Toussaint-Howard Johnson-Tom Bones Malone – Gary Burke

Inducted into the South Canadian Blues Hall of FameInducted into The Blues Hall of Fame (NY Chapter)Recipient Robert H. Chambers Award for Excellence in the Traditional Arts from Common Ground on the Hill

THEIR MUSIC

Professor Louie & The Crowmatix – Love Is Killing Me

CENTURY OF THE BLUES

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Ashley Wineland
2025-08-06 19:00 - 20:30 | Shepard Park, Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Ashley Wineland

Dynamic country singer and songwriter Ashley Wineland is on a quick ascend. The powerhouse vocalist’s combination of electrifying stage presence and immersive storytelling has enabled her to carve her own unique trail as an independent artist with nearly a million fans engaged online. Because of her relentless work ethic, Ashley is an artist in full control of her career’s destiny, and her accolades achieved to date underscore just that. The Arizona-based artist has also taken the reins as her own booking agent, landing 60+ headlining shows across the country and spots on multiple festival and fair stages.

Now working with Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum producer, songwriter, and musician Marti Frederiksen — known for hits like “Mama’s Song” (Carrie Underwood) and “Dreamer” (Ozzy Osbourne) — Ashley is entering 2025 with more new music, including her most recent release, “Tumbleweed” (Sept 2024). The song’s music video has garnered over 1.3 million views while the track itself highlights Marti and Ashley’s creative chemistry. “Marti and I have had nothing but pure magic come out of the studio,” Ashley exclaims. She’s particularly excited about “Loving You Is Easy,” her first co-write with Marti due out later this year, calling it a fresh direction with new sounds and themes. Ashley’s upcoming music continues to reflect her evolution, ranging from fun and sassy to deeply heartfelt.

Ashley Wineland’s arena-ready vocals and energetic performances have already drawn early comparisons to country icons like Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, and Gretchen Wilson — and she’s excited to hit the road for her 2025 “Moments in Time” Tour, bringing her music and live performances to the fans across the country she’s dedicated herself to. With the experience of opening for artists like Lainey Wilson, John Michael Montgomery, and Sawyer Brown, Ashley absorbed invaluable lessons in professionalism and the power of connecting with her audience.

“The tour is when I get to take the duct tape off and shout to the world about all the cool things my team and I have been developing,” – Ashley Wineland

HER MUSIC

Ashley Wineland – Tumbleweed (Official Video)

​Ashley Wineland – Heartbreak Boots (Official Music Video)

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Lake George Journey - Family Friendly Book Launch and Reception
2025-08-15 04:00 - 18:00
You’re Invited!
Friday, August 15th from 4–6 PM
Join us at the Courthouse Gallery – 1 Lower Amherst Street (across from Duffy’s) for a special celebration of Lake George Journey, a locally inspired book for all generations of residents and visitors who love Lake George.
Lake George Journey features I-Spy artwork from seven local artists, short stories that entertain, and fun facts that educate. The book was brought to life with the support of family, friends, and organizations such as the Lake George Land Conservancy, the Lake George Association, the Waterkeeper, and The Arts Project. This project was made possible by a LARAC Grant.
This family-friendly event will include:

See original illustrations created by Kathy Becker, Chris Quinn, Wendy Soliday, Andrew Thompson, Shay DeRusso, Ottavia Huang, and Shaundra Bartlett. Many artists will be in attendance to share their creative process.
Live reading and book signings by authors Tamara and Walter Jacobi (and family)
I-Spy fun for kids and all generations
Refreshments and a book giveaway, too!

Lake George Journey: An Alphabet Adventure - Original Illustrations August 15 through August 30, 2025
2025-08-15 12:00 - 2025-08-30 17:00
Book Launch – You’re Invited!
Friday, August 15th 4:00 – 6:00 PM The Courthouse Gallery
Join us for a special celebration of Lake George Journey, a locally inspired book for all generations of residents and visitors who love Lake George.Lake George Journey features

I-Spy artwork from seven local artists

Kathy BeckerChris QuinnWendy SolidayAndrew ThompsonOttavia HuangShay DeRussoShaundra Bartlett

Short stories that entertain, and fun facts that educate.The book was brought to life with the support of family, friends, and organizations such as the Lake George Land Conservancy, the Lake George Association, the Waterkeeper, and The Arts Project. This project was made possible by a LARAC Grant.

This family-friendly event will include:

Display of all artwork for all 26 letters of the alphabet.
Art will be available for purchase through the gallery
many artists will be in attendance to share their creative process.
Live reading and book signings by authors Tamara and Walter Jacobi (and family)
I-Spy fun for kids and all generations
Cookies and a book giveaway too!

Books will be available for sale and signing at the event. We hope to see you here!
Image: Chris Quinn, Paradise Bay

Sunday Arts!
Sunday, August 17thDrop-in between 1:00 – 4:00 PMIn the Courthouse Gallery
Gallery tour of Lake George Journey illustrations and art-making opportunity for ALL ages and abilities.Free of charge
Image: Andrew Thompson, Otter in Oligotrophic Water

SUNDAY ARTS - A Lake George Journey
2025-08-17 13:00 - 16:00
Sunday, August 17thDrop in between 1:00 – 4:00 PMto the Courthouse Gallery
Gallery tour of Lake George Journey illustrations and art-makingopportunity for ALL ages and abilities.Free of charge!

Click here to learn more about Lake George Journey: An Alphabet Adventure

Brass Queens
2025-08-20 19:00 - 20:30 | The Lake George Beach Club, 3 Montcalm Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Brass Queens

Brass Queens is a female-led, New York-based brass band that has been dominating the brass band scene since 2019. Finding that they shared similar frustrations about the emerging brass band scene in New York City, co-founders Alex Harris and Ally Chapel came together to form a group dedicated to showcasing the talents of female musicians in a landscape that was dominated by male musicians and bandleaders. After debuting in March 2019, Brass Queens grew to be a fixture in the local music scene and was dubbed “the hardest working band in town” by their peers. The Queens gained a dedicated following through outdoor performances on the streets of Brooklyn and playing pop-up events in their community through the pandemic.
A core value of the band is to play for as many audiences as possible to increase the visibility of female musicians in brass bands. Brass Queens tour regularly across the country and internationally. Recent highlights include a New Year’s Eve performance in Breckenridge, multiple nights at Favela Chic in New Orleans, and a sold out show at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit. They also make appearances on festival stages including the Ottawa Jazz Festival, Northlands Music Festival, MusikFest, Duck Jazz Festival, and multiple appearances at the Exit Zero Jazz Festival. Brass Queens has played major events like The Met Gala and David Byrne’s “Amazing Humans Doing Amazing Things!” Variety Show, and for notable clients including New Balance, Chanel, Saks Fifth Avenue, Tiffany & Co., Bombas, Perrier, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. They have also performed on national television on Good Morning America, and had multiple shows at iconic New York venues like The Capitol Theater, Blue Note Jazz Club, and Brooklyn Bowl. They are also the 2023 winners of We Love NYC’s Rider’s Choice Award, after the people of New York voted the Queens as their favorite of the MTA’s Music Under New York’s roster of subway performers.
The band has developed a signature style that sits right at the intersection of the Big Apple and the Big Easy. Their sound is deeply inspired by and pays homage to the New Orleans brass band tradition while injecting the upbeat, multifaceted energy of their New York home into each performance. The result is a nonstop party: a Brass Queens show will have you singing along to classic pop hits, dancing your heart out to reggaeton, and feeling like you’ve been transported to Frenchman Street. In February 2021, Brass Queens released their debut EP “Royal Street,” which takes listeners on a six-song journey beginning in the heart of New York City with a cover of Cameo’s “Candy,” down to Royal St. with their take on a New Orleans traditional, “Little Liza Jane.” In November 2023, the band released their first full-length album titled “Black & Gold,” which is an ode to the Brass Queen’s incredible early fanbase who supported the band from the virtual performances and socially-distanced street corners during the COVID-19 pandemic, to the crowded clubs and packed venues of today. Less than a year later, Brass Queens released their second full-length album and their first album of all-original music titled “Hot Tub Sessions Vol. I.”

“The ensemble pays tribute to the New Orleans brass band tradition, using its force to generate a sonic capture of the city’s vitality.” — Relix

THIER MUSIC

Part Time Drummer by Brass Queens – NPR Tiny Desk Submission 2023

Lady Marmalade (brass band cover) LIVE at Cafe Wha?

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Mixed Roots
2025-08-21 19:00 - 20:30 | Shepard Park, Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Mixed Roots

Mixed Roots is truly that. Each member brings a unique musical heritage, coming together to form a collective greater than the sum of its parts.

Brian, an Irishman and bassist, plays with multiple reggae groups across upstate New York in addition to Mixed Roots. Drawing on that experience, he brings flavors from the Grateful Dead and beyond. Pete, the band’s guitarist and also an Irishman, plays with passion and precision, backed by decades of experience in reggae, rock, and everything in between. The horn section, featuring (at times) two trombones, Dave and Catherine, along with Scott on saxophone, are all local musicians who bring fire and energy to the stage, guaranteed to get audiences moving. George, lead drummer and vocalist, grew up in Accra, Ghana, where he learned and mastered traditional African rhythms.

Together, Mixed Roots creates a sound as diverse as it is unified – melding reggae, rock, funk, and Afrobeat into an irresistible groove.

THIER MUSIC

Mixed Roots Alive at Five

Mixed Roots, “Crisis” at the Savoy

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Warden and Co.
2025-08-27 19:00 - 20:30 | Shepard Park, Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
Warden & Co.

Warden & Co. is a folk-rock group hailing from the scenic landscapes of upstate New York, known for their soulful melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and rich acoustic instrumentation. Formed around the songwriting talents of frontman; Seth Warden, the band’s debut album “Somewhere” blends the raw, earthy tones of traditional folk with the driving energy of rock, creating a sound that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern.
With lush vocal harmonies and intricate violin from Doug Moody, the band’s rhythm section; percussionist/drummer Brian Melick and bassist Matt Pettit, use their world-class talent to help tell the stories within the songs.
Since their formation, Warden and Co.’s music has resonated deeply with fans of artists like The Lumineers, Fleet Foxes, and early Dave Matthews Band. Their music captures the spirit of upstate New York—rugged, heartfelt, and full of soul—making them a beloved staple of the local music scene and beyond. Whether performing in cozy coffee houses or under the stars at outdoor festivals, Warden and Co. continue to enchant audiences with their evocative sound and genuine connection to their roots.

Their music captures the spirit of upstate New York – rugged, heartfelt, and full of soul – making them a beloved staple of the local music scene and beyond.

THIER MUSIC

Warden and Co. – Middle of Madness (Live from The Park Theater)

“Stay Strong” live at The Parting Glass – Warden & Co.

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Artists invite Artists: It's in Our Nature
2025-09-10 12:00 - 2025-10-25 17:00
Artists’ ReceptionSaturday, October 4th4:00 – 6:00 PM

September 10 through October 25, 2025
The nature of its material is central to the understanding of a sculpture. – Rebecca Smith
The artworks in this exhibition pay homage to both the intricacies of nature as muse and the diverse range of artistic interpretations. Eleven artists chose artists whose work aligns with the incorporation of nature as a subject, and, frequently, as a medium.
The artists use words such as fluid, regenerative, porous, and fragile to describe works constructed with wool, wood, live succulents, and fungus.

Images from Top:
Serena Kovalosky, When a Tree Falls in the Woods, Gourd, brass alloy gilding, pyrography, bitumen stain, wrought iron base, 32 x 10.5 x 10.5″Photo credit: mclaughlinphoto.com
Laura Von Rosk, (Detail) Storm Damage, 2025, Oil on wood panel, 10 x 8″
Rebecca Smith, Common Language, 2025, Mycelium, felt, wood, field stones, 13 1/2” x 36” x 16”
D. Charlene Leary, No Swimming, 2025, handwoven Tencel with painted inserts,14 x 30”
Laura Cannamela, LandScape2, Diptych, Porcelain, neriage, wood-fired relief, Layered cut paper relief collage, 8.2 x 17.5 x 2″
Terry Teitelbaum, Dreamscape, 2023, Oil, 25 x 41″

Sara Caswell Quartet
2025-09-12 18:00 - 19:15 | Shepard Park, Canada Street, Lake George, NY, 12845, United States
About Sara Caswell
Grammy® Nominee Sara Caswell “is a brilliant world-class violinist…one of the very best of the present generation of emerging young jazz stars” according to the late David Baker, internationally-renowned jazz educator and Director of the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra. Rooted in an early exposure to a variety of musical genres, Sara’s technical facility intertwined with her gift for lyricism continue to attract growing attention to her artistry as a jazz soloist, sideman, and teacher.
Voted into the DownBeat Magazine Critics and Readers Polls every year since 2013, Sara has released three highly-acclaimed albums under her own name – The Way to You (2023), But Beautiful (2005), and First Song (2000). She has been part of groups led by Esperanza Spalding (Chamber Music Society), Linda Oh (Aventurine), and David Krakauer (The Big Picture), and has performed and/or recorded with artists and ensembles including the WDR Big Band, Brad Mehldau, Brian Blade, John Patitucci, Donny McCaslin, Henry Threadgill, Dave Stryker, Helen Sung, Miho Hazama, Christian Sands, Regina Carter, Kishi Bashi, and Bruce Springsteen. She is a member of Joseph Brent’s 9 Horses trio, Chuck Owen’s The Jazz Surge, and the Caswell Sisters Quintet (a group she co-leads with her sister, vocalist Rachel Caswell). In 2013, Sara and Rachel joined forces with Grammy®-nominated jazz pianist Fred Hersch and recorded the album Alive in the Singing Air to rave reviews and its selection by jazz critic Thomas Cunniffe as one of the year’s “Best Vocal CDs” on Jazz History Online. Sara has performed at Carnegie Hall, Village Vanguard, Birdland, Jazz at Lincoln Center, SFJazz, Disney Hall, Barbican, and Blue Note (NYC and Tokyo), and at jazz festivals including Newport, Montreal, Montreux, North Sea, Banlieues Bleues, and Saratoga Springs, among others.
Currently on faculty at the Berklee College of Music, Manhattan School of Music, The New School, and New York University, Sara’s formidable teaching experience also includes the Mark O’Connor String Camps, the Jamey Aebersold Summer Jazz Workshops, the Indiana University String Academy, and a private studio. She has given numerous jazz string improvisation workshops and master classes and is involved with the Jazz Education Network and the American String Teachers Association.
As an award-winning classical violinist, Sara has soloed with several orchestras, given numerous recitals, and performed as a chamber musician in a variety of settings. She was raised in a musical family and began violin at age 5, moving through the first five Suzuki volumes in just nine months. Subsequent years of private lessons at Indiana University led to her involvement in the classical competition circuit where she won numerous awards and 1st-place prizes.

Sara Caswell – Violin
Jesse Lewis – Guitar
Ike Sturm – Bass
Michael W. Davis – Drums

HER MUSIC

Sara Caswell Quartet: “O Que Tinha De Ser” by Antonio Carlos Jobim

​Sara Caswell Quartet: “Stillness” by Ike Sturm

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Chad McLoughlin Trio @ The Caldwell Lake George Library
2025-09-12 19:30 - 20:45 | The Caldwell Lake George Library, 336 Canada St, Lake George, New York, 12845
Chad McLoughlin Trio
Featuring Jeff Siegel & Rich Syracuse
Chad McLoughlin is originally from upstate New York and has been living in New York City since 2000. He is an accomplished, versatile and innovative performing artist and composer.
Chad has studied music since the age of 11 and has been performing professionally since he was 15. His creative approach and virtuosic technique have impressed audiences throughout his career. He is credited with performing with a wide range of artists including David Kikoski, Bob Francesini, Mike Stern, Joel Rosenblatt, Carlo DeRosa, Richie Cannata, Chrissy Poland, Little Anthony, David Sancious, Manolo Badrena, David Torn, Ricky Neson, Bo Diddley and many others.
From 2007 to 2009, he formed a trio with Dave Anderson on bass and Thierry Arpino on drums and performed around the metro area. In 2009, he joined Gregg Bendian’s Mahavishnu Project which played the music of John McLaughlin’s original Mahavishnu Orchestra in clubs around the metro area as well as in Boston, Providence and Baltimore. Other interactions include the Darren Lyons group, which performed Chad’s original music at such venues as The Blue Note, Shapeshifter Lounge and Mexicali Blue to name a few. Recently he has performed with renowned bassist Jeff Andrews.
In late 2016 Chad released “Electron Flex” a trio CD of original fusion with Dave Anderson and Thierry Arpino.

The Caldwell Lake George Library
336 Canada StLake George, NY 12845518.668.2528
A treasure in Lake George, The Caldwell Lake George Library’s collection dates back to the 1880s when it was bequeathed after the death of local resident DeWitt Clinton Hay. The library’s building was constructed in 1906, and the original librarian, Mary Hubbell, served the community until 1958. There have only been five librarians at Caldwell over the course of its storied history.

Visit the Library Website!

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Fast Asleep by the Chad McLoughlin Trio

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