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September 19-21 WEEKEND


LOTS TO DO, SEE, EAT, READ, RIDE, BUY AND LISTEN TO:

LIKE CREAM CHEESE? - WANT TO SEE THE LARGEST CHEESECAKE IN THE WORLD? - WANT TO MILK A COW?

THERE IS ONLY ONE PLACE TO BE:  LOWVILLE

THE FOURTH ANNUAL CREAM CHEESE FESTIVAL IS SATURDAY starting at 11 am in the bustling downtown of the Lewis county seat.  I went to this event last year and really enjoyed it.  Frankly I didn’t want to be on my death bed, full of regrets, and say, “Damn I never saw the world’s largest cheesecake.”

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This unique festival really brings the charm back to small town America.  Full of quirky and wacky contests that range from the infamous cream cheese toss to “Fill Your Friend’s Face” contest, the whole thing is tongue in cheek, or should I say cream cheese in cheek. I am hoping to get there myself and witness the sweet shenanigans.   For a list of the dazzling array of events check out the website listed above.

CLASSY CLASSICAL CONCERT

The Trinity Concert Series kicks off this weekend with Innovata. Tonight at 7:30pm. Innovata is a brass quintet. The quintet comes to Watertown from Boston with rave reviews and an eclectic selection of music.  From Rossini, Bach, Handel and Gabrieli, to the foot stompin’ sounds of Lew Pollock, Nick La Rocca and the New Orleans Rhythm Kings.

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Take advantage of this reasonably priced live music experience.  A renowned group at a remarkable price right here in H20TOWN!! Tickets range from $5-$12.

At the Trinity Church, 227 Sherman Street, Watertown.  Call 788-6290

BOOK SIGNING

In Canton-at St. Lawrence University’s Brewer Bookstore

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Canton writer Aileen Vincent-Barwood’s debut mystery novel A Murderous Thirst…Death Comes to the Adirondacks will be available for signing from 11AM-1pm.  Call 229-5490.

ANNUAL TOUR DE CHAUMONT BAY BIKE RIDE

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20th - START TIME 8:00 am- Registration 7:30 am-

START AT THE CHAUMONT FIRE HALL - OLD TOWN SPRINGS ROAD

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25, 50 and 100 mile-rides. Pedal through country settings in the crisp late summer/early fall air.  Proceeds benefit the Lyme Parks and Recreation Committee and Lyme Garden Club.  Registration fee involved.  *HELMET MANDATORY.

FREE SPAGHETTI DINNER FOLLOWING FOR ALL RIDERS.

Call 649-3117, 649-2245

19th ANNUAL ARTS IN THE PARK

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GOUVERNEUR

SATURDAY 10am-3pm

VILLAGE PARK, MAIN STREET, RAIN LOCATION St. JAMES CATHOLIC SCHOOL

ARTS, CRAFTS, USED BOOKS, FOOD


Festival News

HAPPY NEW YEAR

Out, Out with 2008, in with 2009.  Last minute New Year’s Eve choices.

Weekend for December 12-14

<br />You want Christmas Spririt? We got Christmas Spirit comin’ out our freakin’ ears!

Dickens Christmas Festival at the Hawn Library

Bah Humbug and God Bless Us Everyone - Dickens’ Spirit is going to haunt Clayton this weekend.  An event like no other in the North Country.

Calling Artists, Entertainers, Patrons of the Arts, Organizers

Craig is looking for you.  An open call for information to post on Craig’s To Do List!  Your Arts.  Your Entertainment Events.  Your Festivals.

The Autumn Splendor Oct. 10-12

Okay, let’s be honest.  We are in a major crisis here, and it may be hard to have fun.  But let’s all try a little Escape this weekend, you can put your worrry face back on Monday morning.

Autumn in Full Swing Oct. 3-5

GET OUT AND ENJOY THE SIGHTS, SOUNDS AND SMELLS OF THE NORTH COUNTRY’S MOST BEAUTIFUL SEASON.

September 19-21 WEEKEND

Lots to do, see, read, eat, ride, buy and listen to this weekend

Like cream cheese.  Want to see the largest cheesecake in the world?  Or milk a cow?  Head over to Lowville…

Weekend September 5-7

 Warning:  This is coming.  Get out and enjoy the warmth. 

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Weekend August 22-24

downtown.jpgThe Summer isn’t over yet.  And this weekend Watertown is the place to be! The county seat hosts three major events that cater to kids and adults of all ages.

Weekend of August 8-10

pirate-ship.jpgTwo Big River Festivals Highlight the weekend. Let’s hope the Weather holds up for “Gananoque’s Festival of the Islands” and “Bill Johnston’s Pirate Days.”