This month...
Cowboy minstrels, Keefe’s Hall, Glens Falls,1906”

What did people in Glens Falls and other communities in the North Country do for entertainment before TV?
The Chapman Historical Museum's summer exhibit, All Cordially Invited, explores forms of entertainment from 1850, when most North Country communities were quite isolated, through 1920 when the automobile and the radio radically changed how people socialized.
Included are such popular forms as the 19th century ball, concerts, lectures, picnics, revival meetings, clam roasts, excursions and ice cream socials. Also available were circus and vaudeville performances, fairs, baseball games and horse races. Admission is free.
May 17 @ 4 p.m. - Adirondack Repertory Dance Theater and North Country Arts Center's Dances Inspired by Degas and Impressions of Dance - Spring Concert and exhibition at Hudson Falls High School. Degas inspired dances and music will be performed during ARDT’s spring concert. NCAC will display its exhibition, which features member artists’ pieces inspired by Degas. Contact ARDT for pricing info.
May 18 - 22 - Adirondack Community College's Woodwind Ensemble tours - Elementary schools - contact the college at 518-743-2200, ext. 2468 to schedule a performance at your location.
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