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FREESUMMER FUN Wednesday,August 4,2010GUIDE TO ACTIVITIES/ EVENTS/ ENTERTAINMENT/ FUNwww.watertowndailytimes.com• Pirates Days in Bay • Antique Raceboat Regatta • Sackets, Norwood, Clayton concerts •COLLEEN WHITE N WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES

2 Wednesday,August 4,2010 WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNBay bash: show up just as you ‘arrr’30TH ANNUAL PIRATE DAYS: Event features re-enactments, family festivitiesALEXANDRIA BAY — Cannon blasts,sword fights and family fun mark another10-day run of the popular Bill Johnston’sPirate Days beginning Friday.The Alexandria Bay Chamber of Commerceand local business community welcomevisitors for the festival, which marks30 years this season.As the story goes, Bill Johnston, the popularThousand Islands pirate, returns tohis roots each summer to wreck havoc onthe village. He arrives on his wooden shipand engages in sword fights with the townguards in an effort to claim the town as hisown. When he has prevailed, he is grantedaccess to the town as the mayor presentshim with the key.At 1:15 p.m. Saturday, the capture of thepirate scouting party will start at UncleSam Boat Tours. The guard and villagerswill arrest the pirates downtown and escortthem to Scenic View Park.At 2 p.m. Saturday and Aug. 14 there willbe a re-enacted invasion in which pirates,led by legendary Bill Johnston, arrive intheir tall ship, the Lotus. Cannon and musketfire rock the village as the pirates invadeAlexandria Bay in an attempt to takeTalent fillsopera housein AugustCONCERTS IN CLAYTON:Musical standards, big bandjazz among upcoming fareCLAYTON — Eric DeGray will combinesongs from traditional and contemporarymusicals,comedic tributesto the starsof the Las VegasStrip and hisown voice,dance and harmonicatalentsin a ClaytonOpera Houseconcert at 7:30Eric DeGrayp.m. nextWednesday,Aug. 11.Selectionsfrom such standardsas “South Pacific,” “Guys and Dolls”and “Oklahoma” will be featured along withthe more modern work of Andrew LloydWebber and Stephen Sondheim. TributesCOLLEEN WHITE WATERTOWN DAILY TIMESMatthew Blush, portraying Capt. John McClain, is taken prisoner by pirates during lastyear’s annual invasion re-enactment at Scenic View Park in Alexandria Bay.over the town. The action can be viewedfrom shore at Scenic View Park/Casino Islandor from your boat just off the channelto Tom Jones, Dean Martin, Elvis Presleyand songs by Josh Groban will also be featured.Tickets are $20 each for general admissionand $25 each for reserved seating.The concert is presented by the ThousandIslands Performing Arts Fund, whosefinal presentation this month will be a concertby the Glenn Miller Orchestra at 7:30p.m. Aug. 26. The world-famous big band,directed by trombonist Larry O’Brien,plays an average of 300 shows worldwideeach year. Tickets will be $20 for general admissionand $25 for reserved seating.Meanwhile, tickets for an Aug. 19 concertby composer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalistTaj Mahal have sold out, but a limitednumber of standing-room-only tickets, $35in front of the park.The 2010 edition of Bill Johnston’s PirateDays runs through Aug. 15.The Glenn Miller Orchestra, which performs more than 300 shows a year, is scheduled Aug.26 at the Clayton Opera House.each, will be available on the night of the7:30 p.m. show. Those wishing to purchasestanding-room tickets are invited to checkin at the opera house box office for instructionson show night starting at 6. For moreinformation call the box office at 686-2200.The TIPAF Sunday Series, which featuresregional artists, will continuethrough August with performances by TheGrapeful Redneck Wine Trail Band (a.k.a.The Foggy Bottom Band) on Aug. 8 and theJohnston School of Irish Dance on Aug. 22.Both events will take place at 4 p.m. andtickets for each are $5.To learn more about shows or contributingto TIPAF, call the box office or visitthe website at ClaytonOperaHouse.com.Tall ships including Bill Johnston’s The Lotusrock the village with cannon fire duringthe annual invasions.Other highlights include block dances,with live music, at 8 p.m. Aug. 6 and 13 onJames Street downtown; a children’s paradeat 11:45 a.m. Aug. 7 and 14, and theGrand Parade at 2 p.m. Aug. 15.Jazz stylist’sband slatedin SacketsSACKETS HARBOR — Bill Tiberio, whostraddles the divide between straightaheadand pop-oriented jazz styles, is Sunday’sfeatured performer in the Concertson the Waterfront series at Battlefield StatePark.Mr. Tiberio is the resident conductor ofthe University of Rochester Wind Symphonyand the River Campus Jazz Ensemble.He has over 20 years of experience in publicmusic education, and has taught atFairport High School for 16 years. He is formerpresident of the state chapter of theInternational Association of Jazz Educators,and is on the summer jazz faculty forthe Eastman Community Music Schoolhigh school program and the founder anddirector of the Hochstein School of Musicsummer jazz camp.He is also a faculty member for the TritoneJazz Fantasy Camps, held inRochester in the summer. He is thefounder and conductor of the EastmanCommunity Music School High SchoolChamber Winds and was recently appointedto conduct the University ofSee SACKETS page 11

WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNWednesday,August 4,2010 3Sportsmen’s show to include water-rescue demoCLAYTON — A free STAR Team underwatersafety and rescue demonstration atthe town pool will be an added highlight ofthe 33rd annual Clayton-1000 Islands Gunand Sportsmen’s Show hosted by the RotaryClub of Clayton.This year’s show at Recreation ParkArena is set for 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 21and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 22. The scubademonstration by the multi-agency SpecialTactics and Rescue (STAR) team willbe at noon Aug. 21 at the pool.“We will use an underwater camera todemonstration our gear and techniquesand how we raise objects,” team leaderMark Knowles said.The show, the largest of its kind inNorthern New York, features vendors fromacross the state selling new, used and antiquefirearms and black powder guns,knives, sporting gear and memorabilia forhunters, anglers, outdoor and military historyenthusiasts.Raffle prizes this year include a fourhourmuskie fishing trip; two tours for twoon the “Miss Clayton” tour boat; a half-daystand-up paddle board rental for two fromT.I. Adventures; a half-hour helicopter ridewith Doug Johnston; free admission andan antique boat ride for two at the AntiqueBoat Museum; an all-day center consoleboat rental for six from Clayton Marina,and an evening cruise for two with wineand cheese aboard an antique boat withCapt. Jeff Garnsey.The products array at the show includesdecoys; fishing tackle; knives; buckskinmoccasins, saddlebags and other leathergoods, and books on fishing, hunting andthe outdoors.National instant criminal-backgroundchecks are required for all firearmsales/purchases.Gunsmiths, hunting guides and collectors/sellersof military memorabilia answerquestions and swap stories withshow-goers.Dealers have ammunition, scopes,sights, binoculars, reloading equipment,gun cases, holsters, grips, cleaning kits,cartridges, shells, calibers, and gauges. Inaddition to selling, the dealers buy andtrade goods.Admission to the show, at the door, is $5for the general public, $4 for military personnelwith ID and free for children under12. Proceeds benefit the Rotary Club’scommunity, scholarship and internationalservice projects.This show is an Operation Yellow RibbonEvent for members of the military andtheir families.Vendors from throughout New York state fill Recreation Park Arena each year for the Clayton-1000Islands Gun and Sportsmen’s Show hosted by the Rotary Club.Recreation Park is south of the villagealong Route 12.For more information, call Tony Pisarskiat 686-4073.OPEN DAILY10:00am - 6:30pmMay 8 - Oct. 11OPEN TILL 7:30PMIN JULY & AUGUSTOPEN TILL 5:30PMOCT. 4-11 16&17BOLDT CASTLE WINEFESTIVAL &FARMERS MARKETSAT., SEPT. 18Boat tours from boththe U.S. and Canada stop at HeartIsland. Extensive docking isavailable for private water craft.A shuttle from Heart Islandprovides access to theBoldt Castle Yacht House.❤❤❤Boldt Castle is ownedand operated by the ThousandIslands Bridge Authority.The Thousand IslandsInternational Bridge is partof the Capital Corridor(www.thecapitalcorridor.com)and is a major link betweenI-81 in New York Stateand Highway 401 inOntario, Canada.GPS Coordinates:N44 O 20.680’ x W 075 O 55.350’BOLDT CASTLE DVD1-800-869-2665ASK FOR OPERATOR 10THESE PRICES GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY, AUGUST 18th !

4 Wednesday,August 4,2010 WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNCLAYT N NY, Where the Tradition Continues...T HE A NTIQUE B OAT M USEUM1000 Islands Clayton, NYwww.abm.org 315.686.4104Event Sponsors: Boat U.S. Marine Insurance • Watertown Daily Times • Molson/CoorsCorporate SponsorsCheney Tire • Menter, Rudin and Trivelpiece, P.C. • RSI Roofing, Inc. • ACBS Thousand Islands Chapte rTommy Bahama • Vintage Race Boat Shop • Watertown Savings BankPaperback Book SaleAugust 2 - 15 .................................. Hawn Memorial LibraryVacation Bible SchoolAugust 2 - 6 ............................. Children’s Park, Mary StreetFarmers Market/Waterfront ConcertAugust 5 ............................................................... Frink Park1000 Islands Dual Wrestling TournamentAugust 6 - 9 ........................... Cerow Recreation Park ArenaSt. Lawrence DayAugust 8 ............................................................... Frink ParkSunday Sunset Concert SeriesAugust 8 ............................................................... Frink ParkEric DeGrayAugust 11 ............................................ Clayton Opera HouseFarmers Market/Waterfront ConcertAugust 12 ............................................................. Frink ParkMeet the Authors NightAugust 12 ........................................ Hawn Memorial Library46th Annual Antique Show and SaleAugust 13 - 15 ................................. Cerow Recreation ParkAntique Raceboat RegattaAugust 13 - 15 .................................. Antique Boat Museum9th Annual Chicken BBQAugust 14 .................................. Thousand Islands MuseumSunday Sunset Concert SeriesAugust 15 ............................................................. Frink ParkFor more information on these and other events,visit www.1000islands-clayton.com

WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNWednesday,August 4,2010 5Photo: Alan KarenkoFine Wine • Gourmet FoodUnique GiftsOPEN 7 DAYSDAILY WINE TASTING524 Riverside DriveClayton, NY 13624686-0225 • 1-888-547-1667Karla’sChristmas Shopp eOrnaments & Collectibles• Jim Shore• Department 56 Villages• Willow Tree Angels• Woodwick Candles• Patience Brewster Krinkles• Mark Roberts Fairies & Elves500 Riverside Drive, Clayton, NY 13624(315) 686-1906www.karlasxmasshoppe.comGold Cup Farms“RIVER RAT”CHEESE STOREA Clayton Tradition!!• N.Y.S. Cheddar • Maple Syrup• Adirondack Sausage• Fresh Cheese Curd• Imported Cheeses• Fresh Local Mozzerellawww.riverratcheese.com1-800-752-1341Photo: Alan KarenkoT h e S c o o p686-3676421 Riverside DriveSummer Hours:7am-9pm Daily• Fresh Baked Goods •• Coffee •• Hershey’s Ice Cream •LIGHT LUNCH SERVED 11AM-2PM DAILYTake-Out AvailableBridging the gap betweenbuyers and sellers.306 James Street686-5500 / 778-2458www.nywaterfronthomes.comPhoto: Alan KarenkoFurniture • Hardware • Houseware • Plumbing • Electrical • Dry GoodsREINMAN’SDEPARTMENT STOREOpen 7 Days a WeekHARDWAREMON.-SAT.7:30am - 7:00pmSUN.8am-5pmBILL & MARY HEYMANISLAND DELIVERY AVAILABLE• Ace Custom Mixed Paints •435 Riverside Drive, Clayton, N.Y. 13624 • (315) 686-5222www.reinmans.com

6 Wednesday,August 4,2010 WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNALEXANDRIAFREE WI FIW H E R E T H E M OVIE S M E E T T H E S T A R SON “2” BIG SCREENSWhat’s1/2 Mile SE On Rt. 26 Alex BayFIRST RUN MOVIES!★ OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY ★Great Flicks, Food & Fun!To see whats playing Visit us on the webwww.baydrivein.comOR CALL 315-482-3874Adults $5 • Ages 7-11 $2 • Under 7 FreeFREE WI FISince 1962... Fine Dining In Our Casual AtmosphereSTEAK & SEAFOOD HOUSEOpen Daily from 5 until 10pmLIVE ENTERTAINMENT WEEKENDS......WITH DANCING IN OUR LOUNGEYOUR HOSTS:MICHAEL CAVALLARIO & CHUCK PENNChurch St., Alexandria BayFor Reservations 482-9867What’s HappeningIn The Bay...In the Heart of the 1000 Islands.August 4 ...........Concert in the Park “Norwood Brass Band”August 6-15 ......Bill Johnston’s Pirate DaysAugust 11 .........Concert in the Park “Country Stompers”August 15 .........NNYCorvette Club ShowAugust 18 .........Concert in the Park “Northern Lights Orchestra”August 25 .........Concert in the Park “Sam & Sissy”August 26-29 .....Rockin’ The BaySept. 2-6 .......... Blues in the BaySept. 4-6 .......... Annual Fall Craft FairSept. 4 ............Blues at the WinerySept. 5 ............Blues Motorcycle Poker RunFor more information on these and other events happeningin The Bay, visit www.alexbay.org

WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNWednesday,August 8,2010 7BAY, NY★ OPEN ★FOR TOURS~ ON DARK ISLAND ~“Where History Is More Than Just A Time Passed...”Guided Tours Available through Uncle Sam Boat Tours from Alexandria Bay.Open 10am-5pm. 45 Minute Guided Tours. Private Tours by Appointment.★ Hourly Tours from Schermerhorn Harbor ★OPEN DAILY ‘TIL LABOR DAY,OPEN SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS AND BY APPOINTMENT ‘TIL OCT. 10.Be King & Queen for the Night!Stay In Our“Royal Suite”The Most Unique AccommodationsIn The Thousand IslandsCall 315-324-3275 or 877-327-5475 For Information, or Visit www.singercastle.com1000 I SLANDB AIT S TOREAlexandria Bay, NY 13607 • (315)482-9903 • Fax: (315)482-4505Open Evenings • www.tibait.com• Fishing Licenses • Open All Year• Fishing Tackle • Live Bait• Ice • Gas & Oil• Propane • Souverniers• Beer & Soda • Guns & AmmoRoute 12, Alexandria Bay, NY (1/4 Mi. West of the 1000 Islands Bridge, I-81 Exit 50-S)The River Boa t15 Church StreetDowntown Alexandria Bay(315) 482-2740Come See Our 30’ Riverboat Bar!★ Happy Hour Daily 4pm - 7pm ★ 2 FOR 1 SPECIALSFeaturing Our Extensive Bar Menu –Appetizers, Burgers, Pizza, Steamers“LIVE ENTERTAINMENT”Back by popular demand - “Kyle LaLone” & “John Michael”plus a host of other premier performers!“The Boat That Rocks”Mary Wills Interiorsat Seven Gables 315-482-7579~ DESIGN STUDIO ~Specializing in Residential and Commercial Decorating for over 20 yearsWindow Treatments • Furniture • Home Decor and AccessoriesCall for an Appointment or for Showroom and Gift Shop HoursCo. Rt. 1 (Intersection of Rt. 12 & Walton St.), Alexandria Bay, NYMaryJ.Wills@verizon.netRiver View Dining • Moderately PricedArea’s NewestRestaurant Now OpenEnjoy our great menu with views of theLower Harbor and Main Channel!Serving Breakfast & LunchDowntown Alex Bay next to Uncle Sam Boat Tours315-482-7777www.rileysbytheriver.com

8 Wednesday,August 4,2010 WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNAntique Raceboat Regatta slated Aug. 13 to 15CLAYTON — The Antique Raceboat Regattais scheduled Aug. 13 to 15 at the AntiqueBoat Museum’s harbor.Early in the 20th century, the Gold CupChallenge was raced at Chippewa Bay, 15miles downriver from the museum; thoseearly races were dominated by Dixie II, oneof the museum’s most valued artifacts nowfeatured in the “Quest for Speed” exhibit inthe Gold Cup Building.HendersoncelebratesheritageHENDERSON — The fifth annual HendersonHeritage Day and Juried CraftShow will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Saturday on the grounds of the HendersonHistorical Society, with crafters, food, entertainmentand historicexhibits.Activitieswill include apuppet showat 10:30 a.m.,tae kwon dodemonstrationsat 11 a.m.and musicalentertainmentby Tom “24”Ventiquatto (1to 3 p.m.) andRodney Richmond(3 to 5p.m.) There willTom ‘24’ Ventiquattoalso be silent auction announcements at4:45 p.m.This annual community event is freeand open to the public.This year’s regatta will celebrate the10th running of these rare outboards,classic hydroplanes and antique inboards.The illustrious raceboats from thoseearly years will carve high-speed turns onthe flyby course clearly visible from thegrandstands at the museum.The regatta opens to the public Aug. 13and the day’s activities highlight raceboatflybys and practice runs as well as speakerforums featuring veteran boat drivers, mechanicsand owners with personal tales toshare.One-Design launches, known as the“number boats,” will be on display at thedocks and the original No. 13 George Boldtraceboat is on display in the museum lobby.Open pits for public viewing will beThe fifth annual Henderson Heritage Day and Juried Craft Show will be held from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m. Saturday on the grounds of the Henderson Historical Society, with crafters, food,entertainment and historic exhibits.available each day from 11:30 am to 1 p.m.There will be the marketplace to peruse,historical racing displays to study, the museumto tour and racing activity in thelaunch area.As an added attraction on Sunday,vintage cars will be featured in the grassyspace next to the Gold Cup Building.For additional information visitabm.org or call the museum at 686-4104.Adirondackmenu: foodand musicBLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE — The GlimmerglassOpera Company’s Young AmericanArtist program will present “TheyHeard America Singing,” an evening ofmusic by Aaron Copland and Charles Ives,will be held at 7 p.m. Aug. 17 at the AdirondackMuseum.The program, also featuring songs thatinfluenced the two composers, will includetunes that made up the fabric ofAmerican life at the turn of the 20th century:hymns, folk tunes, opera, and a liberalsprinkling of ragtime.The gates will open at 5:30 p.m. for thosewho have reserved a box supper or guestswho wish to bring their own picnics. Theprice of supper with wine and dessert, aswell as the performance, is $75. The cost ofthe concert only is $25. Tickets for the concertwill be available at the door. Limitedseating will be available. Guests are askedto bring lawn chairs or a blanket.To reserve tickets or box suppers, call 1(518) 352-7311, ext. 119. Box suppersshould be ordered by Aug. 12. Tickets mayalso be purchased online at www.adirondackmuseumstore.com;click on “TheyHeard America Singing.”Proceeds will support exhibits and programsat the Adirondack Museum.NTL APPLIANCEREPAIR CO.APPLIANCE • TV • VCRFactory Authorized ServiceFor All Major Brands- Large Selection of Reconditioned Appliances- Large Inventory of Parts for the Do-it-YourselferLOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED315-788-8752 OR CALL TOLL FREE1-800-649-4981402 MILL ST., WATERTOWN www.ntlappliance.comPLAY 27HOLES!WILLOWBROOK GOLF CLUBWILLOWBROOK GOLF CLUB IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND IS LOCATED ONROUTE 37 APPROXIMATELY 5 MILES NORTH OF WATERTOWN, NEW YORK.COME VISIT OUR NEWLY RENOVATED RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE.WEEKLY LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS!WIDE VARIETY OF MENU ITEMS SUCH AS:APPETIZERS, PIZZA, CHICKEN CAESAR SALADS, 8OZ. BURGERS,REUBENS & OTHER HOT & COLD SELECTIONS!THURSDAY NIGHT BUFFET - 5PM UNTIL CLOSEWeekday Specials: 18 Holes w/Cart...$25.00 per person(Tee Off before 10am) 9 Holes w/Cart... $16.00 per personRates Subject To Change25075 NYS Rt. 37, Watertown, NYwww.willowbrookgolfclubwatertown.comLounge (315) 788-8414 • Pro Shop (315) 782-8192“COME PLAY WITH US”MONDAY NIGHT35¢ WINGS5PM UNTIL CLOSEW ILLOW BR O O KGOLF CLUB

WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNWednesday,August 4,2010 9Arts festival plannedAug. 14 on SquareCREATIVE CATEGORIES: Music, visual arts in variety ofstyles offered in day-long celebration downtown“See it! Do it! Take it Home!” is thetheme for a North Country Arts Councilcelebration of creative arts scheduledfrom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 14 on Watertown’sPublic Square.In the “See it!” category, musical groupswill be featured throughout the day. Kyndryd,a favorite from last year, is a Celticrock band that blends rock and roll withbagpipes and Irish rhythms.The Rustic Ryders, from Tupper Lake,plays a mix of traditional and spiritual music,classical, Latin, jazz, contemporaryfolk and rock. The Arrythmias Big Bandperforms “swing era” music in the style ofsuch bands Glen Miller and Duke Ellington.Classical guitarist Gary Walts, saxophonistand vocal percussionist ChristopherCeliz and the reggae stylings of “DanHammond and Friends” will round out thelive music offerings.In the “Do it!” category is the popularInstrument Petting Zoo. Here, instrumentalinstructor Jennifer Waterhousehelps a young person “pet” a woodwind.This tent is sponsored by North CountryMusic.In the “Take it Home!” category, artistswill be working on one-of-a-kind piecesthroughout the day, and many others willhave artwork for sale to the public to takehome.Jim Burns, one such featured artist,forms custom metal sculptures using severaltechniques including hammer andpunch, indented, twisted, layered andpainted copper, tin and acrylic.Summer Arts Festival 2010 is an OperationYellow Ribbon event that benefits militaryfamilies.For more information, e-mail KariRobertson at president@nnyart.org or callher at 785-9238.Jim Burns, a featured artist at the downtown festival set Aug. 14, forms custom metalsculptures using a variety of techniques.‘Virginia Woolf’ playing at PendragonSARANAC LAKE — The final offering onPendragon Theatre’s summer repertoryschedule, “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf,”opened July 27.Edward Albee’s dark comedy delves intothe heart and soul of a volatile marriage; asearing night of dangerous fun and games.The play stunned audiences and criticswhen it opened in 1963, and was quicklylabeled a masterpiece. Pendragon’s productionis directed by Anita Montgomeryand features Donna Moschek, Susan Neal,Tyler Nye and Bob Pettee.It runs in repertory with “Jungle Book,”“Eurydice,” “The Imaginary Invalid,” “MobyDick Rehearsed,” “The Complete Worksof William Shakespeare (Abridged)” and“Encore” (a cabaret of songs from Pendragon’smusical history.)For reservations or details, call the theaterat 1 (518) 891-1854, e-mail pdragon@northnet.orgor visit pendragontheatre.org.May 1 - October 25

10 Wednesday,August 4,2010 WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNCANADAKingston Sheep Dog TrialsDowntown Kingston!—heart of the city —AUGUST 6, 7 & 81000 ISLANDSPOKER RUNKingston will play host to over 150powerboats from all over NorthAmerica as they compete over 3days. Live entertainment and lots ofaction-packed excitement!DOWNTOWN KINGSTONSTREET FESTIVAL!!34 Clarence StreetDowntown Kingston(613) 542-4978www.kingstonbrewing.comDestinationHistoric Downtown BrockvilleOPEN DAILY10:00AM-6:30PMMAY 9 - 0CT. 12OPEN TILL 7:30PMIN JULY & AUGUSTOPEN TILL 5:30PMOCT. 5-12, 17-18visit: www.downtownbrockville.comLooking for something special, a place to dine or just hangout? Downtown Brockville is the ideal place to spend a fewhours getting together with friends and family. Strollamong our many shops, pop into one of our BOLDT restaurants CASTLE VIDEO forsome great food, many of which have live entertainment 1-800-869-2665each weekend. Come on up, it’s worth the ASK short FOR trip! OPERATOR 10Upcoming eventsAugust 5-8th ....................................................... RibfestAugust 7th ................................. 1000 Island Poker RunAugust 21st ................................. Downtown BrockvilleSidewalk Sale and Street EventAugust 23-28th ........................ Canada 55+ Plus Games

WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNWednesday,August 4,2010 11Cape Breton band closes Norwood concert seriesINISHEER: Traditional Celtic tunes in band’s repertoireNORWOOD — Inisheer, a Cape Bretonband with the traditional music of Ireland,Scotland, Nova Scotia, New England andthe Appalachians, will close out the 37thannual season of the Norwood VillageGreen Concert Series Thursday with a concertbeginning at 7 p.m.Since 2003, Inisheer has been performingin Northern New York and southeastCanada and enjoying increasing popularacclaim. Inisheer has performed with suchnationally and internationally renownedmusicians as the Battlefield Band, SusanMcKeown, Greenwich Meantime and theGlengarry Bhoys and at places such as theRemsen Barn Festival and the Great AmericanIrish Festival in UUtica.Inisheer performs regularly at many ofthe Great Camps, lodges and vacationhomes in the Adirondacks. Some of Inisheer'sannual regular public appearancesinclude the Saranac Lake WinterCarnival Rotary Show, the ADK Lodge FallConcert Series, the Celebrate Tupper Lakedays, and the Fish Creek Summer ConcertSeries, as well as past appearances at theBattle of Plattsburgh.Recently, in conjunction with live performances,Inisheer has begun recordingand has released three albums, "Live Traditions,""Crossing Borders" and "TheJourney" as well as recording for NorthCountry Public Radio's Music Heard Up-North project.The members are Joel Perkins, fiddle,keyboard and vocals; Erick Van Yserloo, percussion;Phil Perkins, bass guitar; SueGrimm, flutes, whistle, accordion, hammereddulcimer; Phyllis Perkins-Ezero, guitar,vocals, and Steve Borst, guitar, vocals.Admission is free but there is a “pass thebucket” for donations. The Norwood VillageGreen Concert Series is supported inpart by the New York State Council on theFamily series has puppetry, music and danceInisheer, scheduled Thursday in Norwood, performs regularly at many of the GreatCamps, lodges and vacation homes in the Adirondacks.Arts, a public agency.For further information about the seriescheck the series website: norwoodvillagegreenconcerts.orgChris ShawNORWOOD — The thirdannual Village of NorwoodFamily Sunset Series will offerevenings of family art workshopsand performances onthe village green Sunday,Thursday and Aug, 15. Therain site will be the NorwoodMunicipal Building.The workshops by RomiSebald, registrar preparatorfor the Gibson Gallery, SUNYPotsdam, will be at 5:45 p.m.The hour-long performanceseach begin at 7.On Sunday, The TanglewoodMarionettes will perform “The Fairy Circus”with more than 20 hand-crafted marionettesin a showcase forearly 20th-century-style trickpuppetry.No strangers to the Norwoodaudience, The TanglewoodMarionettes receivedthe Citation of Excellencefrom UNIMA-USA, a divisionof Union Internationale dela Marionnette for “TheDragon King” in 2009.Chris Shaw returns to thenorth country on Thursdaywith songs and stories of theAdirondacks. His music residesin the Library of CongressFolk Archives, his performanceshave taken him to such venerable venuesas the John F. Kennedy Center for the PerformingArts, the Smithsonian Institute,and the Chautauqua Institute.He’s recorded more than 12 CDs, hadnumerous appearances on PBS and NPRnumerous appearances on PBS, and NPR,and clocked hundreds of thousands ofmiles touring.The show Sunday, Aug. 15, features AnimalCrackers.Locally organized by Beth Robinson,and using local musicians, the group createsfamily experiences in music anddance.These events are made possible, in part,with public funds from the New York StateCouncil on the Arts Decentralization Program,administered in Jefferson, LewisOn Sunday, the Tanglewood Marionetteswill perform ‘The Fairy Circus.’and St. Lawrence counties by the St.Lawrence County Arts Council. Donationswill be accepted.Sackets concert series features jazz artist SundayFROM PAGE 2Rochester Wind Symphony.He will be joined by guitarist MelvinHenderson, organist Gerry Youngman,drummer Ted Poor, vocalist Harold Pannelland Latin percussionist Tony Padilla.Concerts on the Waterfront is a free programof the Sackets Harbor Historical Society.Major sponsors are the WatertownSavings Bank, the village of Sackets Harborand the Town of Hounsfield Committee forthe Advancement of Tourism. This event ismade possible, in part, by the New YorkState Council on the Arts Decentralizationprogram, administered in Jefferson, Lewisand St. Lawrence counties by the StLawrence County Council on the Arts. Additionalsupport is from businesses andorganizations throughout the NorthCountry and “pass the hat” for donations.All concerts are held from 3 to 5 on Sundayafternoons at the Battlefield State Parkin the village. The rain site is the UnitedPresbyterian Church, 101 S. Broad St.On Aug. 15, the series features the DoubleBarrel Blues Band, from Syracuse, a2009 SAMMY (Syracuse-area music award)nominee for the best blues recording and aregular at blues fests throughout the state.Mark Cloutier (lead guitar and vocals),John Hart (vocalist and slide guitar), GarnettGrimm (drums) and Bill Satterly (bass) havebeen together for three years.On Aug. 22, the Sackets Harbor serieshosts Fritz’s Polka Band, which has beenperforming more than 30 years in andaround Syracuse. The band won the 2009SAMMY award in the international categoryfor its latest CD, “Reflection.”Formed in 1978 by lead accordionist FredScherz Sr., and his 8-year old son, Fritz, forwhom the band was named, Fritz’s PolkaBand performs a mix including modernpolka, country, foxtrot and waltz.It is the first polka band to perform at aWoodstock festival, at the state fair in Syracuseand at B.B. King’s Blues Club, the ChinaClub and, recently, the MetropolitanClub, all in New York City.The band has performed with “Canada’sPolka King,” three-time Grammy winnerWalter Ostanek; “America’s Polka King,” thelate Frank Yankovic, another Grammy winner;Grammy nominee LynnMarie Rink andGlen Burtnik. Fritz’s has also performed withSteve Augeri, former lead singer of Journey,and opened for Grammy winners Jimmy Stiffand BeauSoleil. The band’s 17 recordingshave achieved international airplay. Theband even appears on “The ManchurianCandidate” DVD, from Paramount Pictures.In addition to Mr. Scherz on piano, accordion,button-box accordion and vocals,members are Gabe Vaccaro on bassguitar, guitar, and vocals; Tom Campbellon guitar and vocals; Frank Nelson, guitarand vocals and Mike Faraino on drums.

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14 Wednesday,August 4,2010WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNWHAT’S HAPPENINGTodayAlexandria BaySummer concert series: Sponsored by Village of AlexandriaBay and Alexandria Bay Chamber of Commerce, 7 to8:30 p.m., Scenic View Park Pavilion. Norwood Fireman’sBrass Band. Free. Information: 1 (800) 541-2110 orwww.alexbay.org.CarthageOrchard Drive concert: Sponsored by Carthage Chamberof Commerce, 7 to 9 p.m., village green, 257 State St. Rainlocation: Farmer’s Market Pavilion, Riverside Drive. Free.ClaytonLos Lobos: Sponsored by Thousand Islands PerformingArts Fund, 7:30 p.m., Clayton Opera House, 405 RiversideDrive. Sold out.DexterJohn Avallone Band: Classic rock, 7 to 9 p.m., Dexter MunicipalBuilding. Benefits Dexter Free Library.GouverneurGouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fair: 4-H youthbuilding opens, 9 a.m.; 4-H English horse show, 9 a.m.,horse ring; 4-H beef show, 9 a.m., show ring; 4-H andopen sheep show, 10 a.m., all breeds; beef show, 11 a.m.,show ring; 4-H horse judging, noon, show ring; firstflower show, noon, under grandstand; midway opens, 1p.m.; high school bands parade, 1:30 p.m.; Carlton Peckawards, 2:30 p.m.; 4-H and FFA dairy cattle judging, 3p.m., show ring; bicycle drawing, 5:30 p.m., must bepresent to win; firemen’s parade, 7 p.m., grandstand. St.Lawrence County Fairgrounds, 85 E. Barney St. Free admission.Parking: Inside gate, $3; season pass, $12. Contact:287-3010 or gouvfair@verizon.net.HammondHammond Museum event: Ron Cain, magician, 2 p.m.,museum barn or on lawn in front of barn, unless otherwisespecified. Bring a lawn chair. Refreshments available. Free.Rain or shine. Information: 324-5517.PhiladelphiaIce cream social: Sponsored by Philadelphia UnitedMethodist Church, 5 to 8:30 p.m., at the church, 19 MainSt. White elephant auction. Food priced by item.ThursdayAdamsAnnual clam bake: Sponsored by National Association ofPurchasing Management Northern New York, 3 to 9 p.m.,Adams Fire Department, West Church and Main streets.Catering by RJ’s Catering. Door prizes, casino games, rafflesand free parking. Admission: $45. Tickets: Dolly Bidwell,221-7330, Ron Netto, 782-0242, John Morgia, 777-7917, or Francis Jareo, 783-5320.ClaytonGrapeful Redneck Wine Trail Band concerts: Also knownas Foggy River Band, 6:30 p.m., part of Clayton Chamberof Commerce Waterfront Concert Series, 686-3771.ConstablevilleSummer picnic and concert: Frank Sacci’s Big Band, 7p.m., Constable Hall. Picnic, 5 p.m., chicken, sausage,beef on wick. Tickets: $25; students and children, $20.Tickets: 397-2323.GouverneurGouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fair: See Aug. 4.4-H youth building opens, 9 a.m.; 4-H Western horseshow, 9 a.m., horse ring; 4-H Holstein, Guernsey andMilking Shorthorns show, 9 a.m.; wool fleece judging, 1p.m., sheep barn; midway opens, 1 p.m.; Smudge Fundaes,2 p.m., $3, $2; bicycle drawing, 5:30 p.m., must bepresent to win; Smudge Fundaes, 7 p.m., $3, $2.Great BendStrawberry festival: Sponsored by Woolworth MemorialUnited Methodist Church, 5:30 p.m., the church. Strawberryshortcake, ice cream sundaes, hot dogs, bake sale.Information: Ed Mix, 493-2638.HendersonLegomania: 9 a.m. to noon, Henderson Free Library.Bring own Legos or use the library’s. All creations must bebuilt on site that morning. Prizes and refreshments.Long LakeAdirondack harper concert: Sponsored by Long LakeUnited Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m., at the church. Harpistand vocalist Martha Gallagher performs. Free, donationsaccepted. Information: 1 (518) 624-2056.NorwoodInisheer: Part of Norwood Village Green concert series, 7p.m., village green. More than 200 years of combined individualmusicianship, covers vast stretches of world of music.Free.OxbowRagtime Steve and his River Boat Band: Part of OxbowHistorical Association Summer Concert Series, 6:30 p.m.,village park. Dixieland. Bring lawn chair. Freewill donation.FridayAdamsBargain days: Throughout the town.Alexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: Sponsored by Alexandria BayChamber of Commerce, downtown. Twin Magicians, 5p.m., throughout town; pirate magic show, 7 p.m., entertainmenttent; MOJO band, 8 p.m., block dance, JamesStreet. Week-long children’s treasure hunt, concludesnoon Aug. 15. Contact: Alexandria Bay Chamber of Commerce,482-9531 or info@alexbay.org.Ice cream social: Sponsored by Spay/Neuter/Now, 6 to 8p.m., Reformed Church of the Thousand Isles, JubileeHall, Church Street. Silent auction, flea market table, booksale table, music, storytelling. Freewill donation.Art show and sale: Conducted by Plein Air Painters ThousandIslands Region, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Macsherry Library,112 Walton St. Artist reception, 7 to 9 p.m.St. Lawrence River Rustic Show: 5 to 8 p.m., Bonnie CastleArena, 43574 Route 12. Silent auction to benefit RiverHospital Foundation. Admission: $7; senior citizens, $4.BoonvilleBluegrass festival: Sponsored by Mohawk Valley BluegrassAssociation, Boonville Fairgrounds, 222 SchuylerSt. Gates open, 8 a.m., music, 6 to 10:30 p.m. Admission:Weekend, $50; members and senior citizens 60 and older,$45; Friday only, $15, members and seniors, $12; Saturdayonly, $25, members and seniors, $22; Sunday only,$15, members and seniors, $12; children 16 and younger,free with paid adult. No pets or alcohol in concert area. Drycamping, $10 for weekend, or electric and water, $15 pernight.Chippewa BayIce cream social: Sponsored by Chippewa Bay CommunityClub Inc., 6 p.m., at the club. Entertainment by Starlingts.Clayton“The Complete Works of William Shakespeare —Abridged”: Sponsored by Thousand Islands PerformingArts Fund, 7:30 p.m., Clayton Opera House, 405 RiversideDrive. Cost: $20, $25. Tickets:www.claytonoperahouse.com or 686-2200.GouverneurGouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fair: See Aug. 4.4-H youth building opens, 9 a.m.; Ayreshire, Brown Swissand Jersey cattle show, 9 a.m.; 4-H Gymkhana horseshow, 9 a.m., horse ring; second flower show, noon, undergrandstand; midway opens, 1 p.m.; bicycle drawing,5:30 p.m., must be present to win; monster truck show,7:30 p.m., $10.LaFargevilleStone Mills 41st annual Arts and Craft Fair: Sponsored byNorthern New York Agricultural Historical Society, 9 a.m. to5 p.m., museum grounds, Route 180, Stone Mills. Foodavailable. Gate fee: $5; children 12 and younger, free.SPCA Night at the Races: Grandstand opens, 5:30 p.m.,Chapman’s CanAm Motorsports Park. Races begin, 7:15p.m. Tickets: $5 per person, on sale at SPCA of JeffersonCounty and Jessie's Pet Spa. Information: SPCA, 782-3260.LowvilleNew Helmsmen Trio concert: Sponsored by Open GateCoffeehouse, 7 p.m., Lowville Baptist Church fellowshiphall, 7627 N. State St. Refreshments. Freewill donation.MassenaConcert: Sponsored by Greater Massena Chamber ofCommerce, 6 to 8 p.m., Springs Park. Music by SandyCook and the Extravaganza Band. Rain location: MassenaFire Hall. Bring lawn chair. Free.Free Friday movie: “He’s Just Not That Into You,” 1:30p.m., Frank S. McCullough Jr. Hawkins Point Visitors Centerauditorium. Free popcorn.MorristownQuilt show: Hosted by Morristown Gateway Museum, 10a.m. to 4 p.m., the museum.Sackets Harbor, Chaumont17th annual Hospice Charity Cup Regatta: Junior sailingrace, cocktail reception and dinner; 5 p.m., Crescent YachtClub, 27300 Independence Point Road, Chaumont, $25,children 12 and younger, $15. Information: Hospice Foundationof Jefferson County, 788-7323, or Hospice CharityCup, www.hospicecharitycup.org.Saranac Lake“The Complete Works of William Shakespeare,Abridged”: Sponsored by Pendragon Theatre, 8 p.m., 15Brandy Brook Ave. Cost: $20, senior citizens and students,$17; ages 17 and younger, $10; matinee, $12. Tickets: 1(518) 891-1854 or pdragon@northnet.org.Concert: The Whompers, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., Bluseed Studios,24 Cedar St. Admission: $8; members and students,$6.WaddingtonWaddington Homecoming 2010: Pet show, 10 a.m., townhall square; book sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., library communityroom; Teddy Bear Picnic, noon, town beach; sand castlecontest, 1 p.m., town beach; ice cream social, 5:30 to 7p.m., Waddington United Methodist Church; opening ceremony,6 p.m., town hall square; diaper derby, 6:30 p.m.,town hall square; lip sync contest, 7 p.m., town hallsquare, registration, 5:30 p.m.; music by Acoustic Brothers,9 p.m., town hall square.WatertownBox Lunch Revue: Sponsored by Downtown Business Association,11 a.m. to 1 p.m., grounds of Jefferson CountyHistorical Society, 228 Washington St. Tom Gagnon(acoustic roots, strap-on harmonica, traditional).Free.Red, White and Blues Festival: Featuring Marshal TuckerBand, gates open, 2 p.m., Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds. IncludesJames Cotton, Ernie & the Automatics, and JamesMontgomery. Tickets: $30. Tickets: www.ticketweb.comor 1 (866) 468-7619.SaturdayAdamsBargain days: Throughout the town.Alexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: See Aug. 6. Children’s boats,treasure chest, cannon crafts, 10 a.m., park pavilion; childrenparade line-up, 11 a.m., Scenic View Park; children’sparade, 11:30 a.m.; capture of the pirate scouting party, 1p.m., Uncle Sam Boat Tours; pirate invasion, 2 p.m.; children’smagic show, 4:30 p.m., entertainment tent, JamesStreet; Twin Magicians, 5:30 p.m., throughout village; piratemagic show, 7 p.m., entertainment tent.Blue Mountain LakeDog days: Sponsored by Adirondack Museum, 10 a.m., atthe museum. Sheep herding demonstrations, demonstrations,“Dancing with Dogs,” agility and obstacle courses,pooch parade, “Ubu Look-Alike” contest, special presentations,book presentation, vendors and food. Admissionby donation of food, toys and cleaning products. Contact:1 (518) 352-7311 or www.adirondackmuseum.org.BoonvilleBluegrass festival: Sponsored by Mohawk Valley BluegrassAssociation, Boonville Fairgrounds, 222 SchuylerSt. Gates open, 7 a.m.; music, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission:See Aug. 6.Cape VincentConcerts on the green: Sponsored by Cape VincentChamber of Commerce, 5 to 7 p.m., village green, BroadwayStreet. Paul Baldwin Blues Band. Free. Rain location:Cape Vincent Fire Hall. Information: 654-2481.Autos on the River car show: Sponsored by Cape VincentChamber of Commerce, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Village Green.Children’s contests, drawings, 50-50 raffle, farmer’s andcrafter’s market.CarthageAll-day gospel concert: Sponsored by Way Inn ChristianMusic Center, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., village gazebo. 10 a.m.,Hands Extended Puppet Ministry; 11 a.m., One Voice GirlTrio; noon, John Pepe; 1 p.m., Karl Lagray Two or More; 2p.m., Harvey Jones; 3 p.m., Harold Moore Gospel Guitar; 4p.m., Ron Sinclair; 5 p.m., Bruce Erb; 6 p.m., HeavensboundGospel; 7 p.m., open mike and karaoke-style singalong.CastorlandRiverfest 2010: Sponsored by Carthage Area and LewisCounty chambers of commerce, launches 8 to 10 a.m., fromCastorland boat launch and ends on banks of river in WestCarthage. Kayak and canoe event. Shuttle bus available tocarry participants between points. Vendors, activities, music,food along the river in Carthage and West Carthage. To participate:$5. Food available along the route. Chicken barbecueat West Carthage boat launch. Information: 376-2213.ClaytonRon and Nancy One Song: 7 p.m., Clayton Opera House,405 Riverside Drive. Tickets: $15.Colton‘Round the Islands canoe and kayak race: Sponsored byHigley Association, registration, 9 a.m., start, 10 a.m., beginsand ends at Brookfield Powers’ “Big Rock” picnicarea, Pine Road. Six race classes, prizes, games and food.EdwardsStonehoney concert: 7 p.m., Edwards Opera House, 161Main St. Blend of country, folk and rock. Tickets: $8.GouverneurGouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fair: See Aug. 4.4-H youth building opens, 9 a.m.; Black and White Show,9 a.m.; draft horse show, 10 a.m.; 4-H clothing revue, 11a.m., youth building; ATV drag races and time trials, 11a.m., $5; mannequin modeling, 11:45 a.m., youth building;midway opens, 1 p.m.; local rock bands, 5 p.m., $5;bicycle drawing, 5:30 p.m., must be present to win.Hannawa Falls“Swim a Mile for Hospice” fundraiser: Sponsored byHospice and Palliative Care of St. Lawrence Valley, 8 a.m.,non-competitive, open-water swim on Raquette River atPostwood Park. Swimmers escorted around course bypaddlers and life guard patrol. Contact: 265-3105.See WHAT’S HAPPENING, page 17

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WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNWednesday,August4,2010 17WHAT’S HAPPENINGFROM PAGE 14Hannawa Falls“Swim a Mile for Hospice” fundraiser: Sponsored byHospice and Palliative Care of St. Lawrence Valley, 8 a.m.,non-competitive, open-water swim on Raquette River atPostwood Park. Swimmers escorted around course bypaddlers and life guard patrol. Contact: 265-3105.HermonBob Davis Memorial Kids Fishing Derby: Sponsored byTrout Lake Rod and Gun Club, Trout Lake. Registration andfish turn-in point, Hamilton’s, Trout Lake Road. Registrationrequired to compete. Derby closes at 3 p.m. Sunday.Picnic and awards at 5 p.m. Sunday. Contact: 562-3483 orEarcher@tds.net.MannsvilleRally for the Cure golf tournament: Hosted by ColdSprings Golf Course Ladies League, 9 a.m., the golfcourse, Route 11. Cost: $45 per person, includes golf,chicken barbecue, door prizes and raffles.MorristownConrad Story Blues Band: 7 p.m., upstairs in MorristownGateway Museum.Quilt show: See Aug. 6.Sackets HarborTaste of New York: Sponsored by Sackets Harbor Chamberof Commerce, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., off Main Street. NewYork State wines, food and dairy products, live entertainment.Admission: $6; active military, $4; ages 11 to 20, $3;younger than 11, free. Information: www.tasteofnewyork.com.17th annual Hospice Charity Cup Regatta: Competitiveraces begin, 10:30 a.m., Sackets Harbor; shore reception,4 to 7 p.m., Sackets Harbor gazebo, West Main Street,$20; tube races, registration, noon, races, 3 to 5 p.m., LibertyYacht Basin marina, General Smith Drive, SacketsHarbor, $20 per team of two. Information: Hospice Foundationof Jefferson County, 788-7323, or Hospice CharityCup, www.hospicecharitycup.org.Saranac Lake“The Complete Works of William Shakespeare —Abridged”: Sponsored by Pendragon Theatre, 8 p.m., 15Brandy Brook Ave. Cost: $20, senior citizens and students,$17; ages 17 and younger, $10; matinee, $12. Tickets: 1(518) 891-1854 or pdragon@northnet.org.Star LakeArea garage sale day: Sponsored by Star Lake Fire DepartmentAuxiliary, $1 maps beginning at 8:20 a.m., firehall. Food available, 11 a.m., food pavilion.WaddingtonWaddington Homecoming 2010: Pancake breakfast, 7a.m., Waddington United Methodist Church; 5K run, 9a.m., Island View Park; book sale, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., librarycommunity room; car show, 10 a.m., Island View Park;no-octane go-cart race, 10 a.m., Pine Street; craft, antiqueand flea market show, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., town hall square;quilt and textile show, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., St. Paul’s EpiscopalChurch; art show, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., former elementaryschool; children’s games, 11 a.m., Island View Park;chicken barbecue, 11 a.m., fire hall; entertainment, 1 p.m.,town hall square; bed race, 2:30 p.m., Main Street; paradeline-up, 5 p.m., Linden and Fenton streets; parade, 6 p.m.,LaGrasse Street to Island View Park; music by CharltonBrothers, 7 p.m., Island View Park; 10th annual duck race,8 p.m., town beach to Island View Park; fireworks at dusk,Island View Park.WatertownFifth annual Ice Cream Mania: Noon to 6 p.m., Alex T.Duffy Fairgrounds Exhibition Hall. To benefit the annualAlzheimer’s Memory Walk in September. Ice cream andcake, games for children, face painting, disc jockey, morethan 20 raffle baskets, including lottery tickets, doll house.Hot dogs and hamburgers, fried dough, crafters and vendors.Contact: Peggy, 921-4460.Strawberry festival: Sponsored by Town of WatertownHistorical Society, 6:30 p.m., Town of Watertown Fire StationNo. 1, Brookside Drive. Shortcake and sundaes. Inconjunction with Town of Watertown Firemen’s annualcommunity block dance.WinthropIce cream social: Sponsored by Stockholm Historical Organization,1 to 3 p.m., municipal building. Afghan raffle,grab bags for children. Rain or shine.SundayAlexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: See Aug. 6. Pirate skit, noon,Cavallario’s Bayside; buried treasure, 12:30 p.m., ScenicView Park beach; raft races, 2 p.m., Scenic View Parkbeach; duck races, 3 p.m., Scenic View Park, benefits MinorHockey Association; balloon sculpting and juggling,3:30 p.m., throughout the village.St. Lawrence River Rustic Show: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., BonnieCastle Arena, 43574 Route 12. Silent auction to benefitRiver Hospital Foundation. Admission: $7; senior citizens,$4.BoonvilleBluegrass festival: See Aug. 7. Gates open, 8 a.m.; nondenominationalchurch service, 9:30 a.m.; music, 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.ClaytonGrapeful Redneck Wine Trail Band concert: Also knownas Foggy River Band, 4 p.m., Clayton Opera House, $5,686-2200.GouverneurGouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fair: See Aug. 4.Church services, 8 a.m., show ring; open horse show, 9a.m., show arena; youth building opens, 10 a.m.; midwayopens, 1 p.m.; release of animals and exhibits, 3 p.m.;demolition derby, 3 p.m., grandstand, $10; bicycle drawing,5:30 p.m., must be present to win.Annual St. James Golf Tournament: 12:30 p.m., EmeraldGreens, 1486 Route 11. Four-man captain and crew orfour-person co-ed. Proceeds to benefit St. James School.Cost: $160 per team, includes greens fees, cart, steak dinner,dessert, prizes.Concert: 4 p.m., Riverview Park. Music by Canton Goldenaires.Rain site: United Methodist Church.HeuveltonIce cream social: Sponsored by Heuvelton Amvets Post1997, 2 p.m., at the post. Cost: Strawberry shortcake, $4;strawberry sundae, $3.MorristownQuilt show: See Aug. 6.Old ForgeHorseshoe Lounge Playboys: Part of summer lakefrontconcert series, 7 p.m., lakefront. Acoustic backwoodsAmericana. Rain location: Hiltebrant Recreation CenterPavilion. Free.OsceolaFree fiddle concert: Sponsored by New York State OldTyme Fiddlers Association, 2 to 5 p.m., North AmericanFiddlers Hall of Fame and Museum, 1121 Comins Road.Concert by Evergreen of the Finger Lakes area. FeaturingAutumn Rose Lester, 14, and Ruby Williams, 12, backedby Bill Gregg and Debra Chesman.Sackets HarborBill Tiberio Quartet: Part of Concerts on the Waterfrontseries, 3 to 5 p.m., Sackets Harbor Battlefield State HistoricSite. Contemporary jazz. Free. Bring a lawn chair.Saranac Lake“The Complete Works of William Shakespeare —Abridged”: See Aug. 7. 2 p.m. Cost: $12.WaddingtonWaddington Homecoming 2010: Homecoming Service,9:30 a.m., Waddington First Presbyterian Church, FentonStreet; community picnic, noon, town beach, entertainmentby Atkinson Family Band; tube race, 2 p.m., townbeach to Island View Park.MondayAlexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: See Aug. 6. Little pirate adventurecruise, 10 a.m., Uncle Sam Boat Tours; fight a pirate,11 a.m., Scenic View Park; children’s pirate magicshow, noon, entertainment tent; Tales from Remikreh, 1p.m., Scenic View Park; reptile exhibition, 2 p.m., entertainmenttent; pirate skit, 4 p.m., Uncle Sam Boat Tours;balloon sculpting and juggling, 4 p.m., throughout town;pirate skit, 5 p.m., Cavallario’s Bayside; children’s magicshow, 7 p.m., entertainment tent.DexterCake and ice cream social: Sponsored by Dexter HistoricalSociety, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., D.J. Grant Park, Route 180.Music by North Country Swing Quartet led by Paul Buell.Bring lawn chairs. Rain site: Dexter Municipal Building.Saranac LakeMondays with Martha: Sponsored by Pendragon Theatre,8 p.m., 15 Brandy Brook Ave. Singer and songwriterMartha Gallagher presents music, humor, poetry and improvisation.Cost: $12. Tickets: 1 (518) 891-1854 orpdragon@northnet.org.WatertownGolf tournament: Sponsored by Children’s Home of JeffersonCounty, shotgun start, 8 a.m., Ives Hill CountryClub. Four-person teams. Includes 18 holes, cart, food onthe course, gourmet lunch. Fee: $400 per team. Information:Fawn Hubbard, 788-7430.TuesdayAlexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: See Aug. 6. Little pirate adventurecruise, 10 a.m., Uncle Sam Boat Tours; fight a pirate,11 a.m., Scenic View Park pavilion; Tales fromRemikreh, noon, Scenic View Park; Tales from Remikreh,1 p.m., Mazeland; pirate skit, 4 p.m., Uncle Sam BoatTours; magic show with Obie O’Brien, 4:15 p.m., entertainmenttent; pirate skit, 5 p.m., Cavallario’s Bayside.Lake PlacidAssembly of Dust: Part of Mirror Lake Music Series, 7p.m., Mid’s Park, Main Street. Roots rock night. Free. Rainsite: St. Eustace Episcopal Church.Saranac LakeEurydice: Sponsored by Pendragon Theatre, 8 p.m., 15Brandy Brook Ave. Sarah Ruhl’s acclaimed fantasy reimaginesOrpheus and Eurydice myth through the eyes ofthe heroine. Cost: $20; senior citizens and students, $17;ages 17 and younger, $10. Tickets: 1 (518) 891-1854 orpdragon@northnet.org.Aug.11Alexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: See Aug. 6. Little pirate adventurecruise, 10 a.m., Uncle Sam Boat Tours; fight a pirate,11 a.m., Scenic View Park; Tales from Remikreh,noon, Scenic View Park; Tales from Remikreh, 1 p.m.,Alexandria Bay Go-Kart 500; pirate skit, 4 p.m., Uncle SamBoat Tours; pirate skit, 5 p.m., Cavallario’s Bayside; concertin the park, 7 p.m., Scenic View Park.Summer concert series: Sponsored by Village of AlexandriaBay and Alexandria Bay Chamber of Commerce, 7 to8:30 p.m., Scenic View Park Pavilion. Country Stompers.Free. Information: 1 (800) 541-2110 or www.alexbay.org.CarthageDouble Barrel Blues Band concert: Sponsored byCarthage Chamber of Commerce, 7 to 9 p.m., villagegreen, 257 State St. Rain location: Farmer’s Market Pavilion,Riverside Drive. Free.ClaytonOne-man show: Sponsored by Thousand Islands PerformingArts Fund, 7:30 p.m., Clayton Opera House, 405Riverside Drive. Song, dance, Broadway music and impersonationsfrom Eric DeGray. Cost: $20, $25. Tickets: 686-2200 or www.claytonoperahouse.com.HammondHammond Museum event: McAdams Musical Group, 7p.m., museum barn or on lawn in front of barn, unless otherwisespecified. Bring a lawn chair. Refreshments. Free.Rain or shine. Information: 324-5517.Saranac LakeEurydice: See Aug. 10.Aug.12Alexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: See Aug. 6. Little pirate adventurecruise, 10 a.m., Uncle Sam Boat Tours; First MateCompetition with Tales from Remikreh, 11 a.m., ScenicView Park; Tales from Remikreh, 1 p.m., Scenic ViewPark; pirate skit, 4 p.m., Uncle Sam Boat Tours; magicshow with Obie O’Brien, 4:15 p.m., entertainment tent; pirateskit, 5 p.m., Cavallario’s Bayside.Long LakeVocal and percussion concert: Sponsored by UnitedMethodist Church of Long Lake, 7:30 p.m., at the church.David and Catherine Fishlock perform arrangements ofBizet, Mozart, Bach, Rogers and Hammerstein, Lerner andLowe, Andrew Lloyd Weber and Aaron Copeland with theirfour children. Free, reception follows concert.Martinsburg“An Adirondack celebration of life”: Sponsored byWilliam H. Bush Memorial Library, 7 p.m., at the library,5605 Whitaker Road. Dan Berggren, singer and storyteller,performs. Refreshments. Free. Information:www.berggrenfolk.com.MassenaConcert: Sponsored by Greater Massena Chamber ofCommerce, 6 to 8 p.m., Springs Park. Music by TrafficJam. Rain location: Massena Fire Hall. Bring lawn chair.Free.Aug.13AdamsGolf tournament: Sponsored by Community Action PlanningCommittee, shotgun start, 1 p.m., Adams CountryClub. Cost: $90 per person, includes golf, cart and clambakedinner; $50 for clambake only. Registration: JenniferStorey, 782-4900 or 921-2445.Alexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: See Aug. 6. Little pirate adventurecruise, 10 a.m., Uncle Sam Boat Tours; piratetournament, 11 a.m., Scenic View Park; Tales fromRemikreh, 1 p.m., Scenic View Park; reptile exhibit, 1p.m., entertainment tent; balloon sculpting, 3 p.m.,throughout village; pirate skit, 4 p.m., Uncle Sam BoatTours; pirate skit, 5 p.m., Cavallario’s Bayside; pirate magicshow, 5 p.m., entertainment tent; balloon sculpting andjuggling, 5 p.m., throughout village; Bad Husbands ClubBand, 8 p.m., block dance, James Street.See WHAT’S HAPPENING page 22

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22 Wednesday,August 4,2010WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNWHAT’S HAPPENINGFROM PAGE 17MassenaFree Friday movie: “Date Night,” 1:30 p.m., Frank S. Mc-Cullough Jr. Hawkins Point Visitors Center auditorium.Free popcorn.Potsdam“Echoes in Black” concerts: Classic country by Dick andJackie Brabant, 6 to 8 p.m., Potsdam Ives Park Gazebo,weather permitting. Donations accepted for WoundedWarrior Fund for Fort Drum’s 10th Mountain Division.Bring a lawn chair. Information: 386-1228.Saranac LakeEncore Cabaret: Sponsored by Pendragon Theatre, 8p.m., 15 Brandy Brook Ave. Intimate and relaxed eveningof musical favorites from past Pendragon productions.Cost: $20; senior citizens and students, $17; ages 17 andyounger, $10. Tickets: 1 (518) 891-1854 orpdragon@northnet.org.Saranac LakeJungle Book: Sponsored by Pendragon Theatre, 11 a.m.,15 Brandy Brook Ave. Kipling’s classic story of Mowgli’slife in the jungles of India with a touch of humor, adventureand Bollywood. Adapted by Monica Flory. General admission:$10; ages 15 and younger, $8. Tickets: 1 (518) 891-1854 or pdragon@northnet.org.WatertownBox Lunch Revue: Sponsored by Downtown BusinessAssociation, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., grounds of JeffersonCounty Historical Society, 228 Washington St. BrittanyCean (acoustic, folk). Free.America and Little River Band concert: Sponsored byDisabled Persons Action Organization, 7 p.m., Alex T.On the coverA youngster cools off in a popularfashion at one of the north country’smany ice cream stands.Duffy Fairgrounds arena. Cost: Reserved, $42, $35; generaladmission, $28. Tickets: 782-0044, 1 (800) 533-2859or www.dpao.org.Aug.14AdamsCharity run: Sponsored by Jefferson County Warthogs,start and end at Adams American Legion, 10 South MainSt. Breakfast, 8 to 10 a.m., $5; registration, 9 to 11 a.m.,$20 per rider, $15 per passenger; bike blessing, 11 a.m.,ride follows. Free food at every stop, 50-50 raffles. Dinnerand party to follow at the legion. Information, donations:628-4835.Alexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: See Aug. 6. Children’s boat,treasure chest and cannon crafts, 10 a.m., Scenic ViewPark pavilion; children’s parade line-up, 11 a.m., ScenicView Park; children’s parade, 11:30 a.m., throughout village;capture of pirate scouting party, 1 p.m., Uncle SamBoat Tours; pirate invasion, 2 p.m.; pirate magic show,3:30 p.m., entertainment tent; balloon sculpting and juggling,5 p.m., throughout village; pirate magic show, 7p.m., entertainment tent; balloon sculpting and juggling, 8p.m., throughout village.Beaver FallsBeaver Falls Olde Tymes Day: 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., MainStreet. Pancake breakfast, 8 to 10 a.m., craft fair, 10 a.m.,frog-jumping contest, 10:30 a.m., entertainment, 11 a.m.,parade, noon, soapbox derby and beach survivor contest,1 p.m., Petting Zoo, 4 p.m. rope pull, 7 to 11 p.m., dancewith Adirondack Playboys, $5, food from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.Blue Mountain LakeAntiques Show and Sale at the Adirondack Museum: 11a.m. to 6 p.m., at the museum, routes 28 and 30. Includes45 antique dealers selling vintage Adirondack furniture,folk art, historic guideboats and canoes, genuine Old Hickory,taxidermy, books, fine art, oriental and Persian rugs,camp and trade signs, Olympic advertising, camp and cottageitems. Shipping service available. Porters on site. Admissionincluded in general price of museum admission.Information: www.adirondackmuseum.org.Cape VincentConcerts on the green: See Aug. 7. Music by Frank SacciOrchestra.ClaytonMiss Thousand Islands 2011 pageant: 7 p.m., ClaytonOpera House, 405 Riverside Drive. Tickets: $12 at thedoor.FineviewFree fishing clinics: 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Minna AnthonyNature Center at Wellesley Island State Park. Instructor:Spider Rybaak. Two courses offered: Fishing with bait andlures or fly-fishing. Persons older than 16 must have avalid New York State fishing license.Harrisville14th annual ATV rodeo: Sponsored by Adirondack ATVRiders Club Inc., 11 a.m., club grounds, Vrooman Road,off Route 3. MX racing, drag races, mud bog competition,Dash for Cash. Registration 8 to 10:30 a.m. Admission:$10; ages 12 and younger, free; $10 registration per event,per class; professional MX racing class registration, $25.Henderson HarborHospice Hustle walk-a-thon: Sponsored by HospiceFoundation of Jefferson County, registration, 8:30 a.m.,walk, 9:30 a.m., Henderson Recreation Building. Contact:788-7323.Kingston, OntarioLast night at the Promenades: Sponsored by Fort Henry,7:30 p.m., at the fort. Features Brasswerks and KingstonChoral Society performing British patriotic music in a pubenvironment. Cost: $25.99; senior citizens, $24.86; youth,$20.34; children, $3.39. Tickets: www.Ticketweb.ca. Dinnerand show packages available.Liverpool69th annual Central New York Scottish Games and CelticFestival: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Long Branch Park. Rain orshine. Bagpipe bands, competitions, dancing, drumming,Scottish and American food, clan tents and genealogy,Highland cattle display, vendors, heavy, amateur and masterclass Scottish athletics and children’s events. Admission:$10; senior citizens, $7; children ages 5 to 12, $4;younger than 5, free. Tickets, information: Nancy Bloss,463-8876, or Betsy Buchanan, 784-5348.Lowville10th annual Guyette Golf Classic: Sponsored byCarthage Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7227, 9 a.m.,Cedars Golf Course. Benefits Hospice of Jefferson County.Four-man captain and crew teams. Entry fee includes golf,cart, skins, mulligans, prizes, T-shirt and dinner. Entry fee:$260 per team. Contact: Randy Guyette, 493-7520 orCarthage VFW, 493-0530.Old ForgeHouse tour by boat: Sponsored by Arts Center/Old Forge,10 a.m., leaves from town docks, Lake View Avenue. Tourssix homes of Fulton Chain. Tickets: $50; non-members,$65. Rain or shine Tickets, information: 369-6411.OxbowAnnual horseshoe tournament: Sponsored by OxbowVolunteer Fire Company, registration, 10 a.m., pitching,11:30 a.m., firemen’s field. Money prizes. All ages welcome,double elimination, all pitch from same line. Entryfee: $15; teams, $30 per team. Information, registration:Cricket, 854-2790 or 287-0659, or on Facebook: Oxbow-Volunteer-Fire-Department.RaymondvilleGolf tournament: Proceeds to benefit Massena Meals onWheels, shotgun start, 8 a.m., Raymondville Golf & CountryClub. Walleye lunch follows. Captain and crew. Cost, includesgreen fees, cart, door prize, lunch: $40; members,$25; member with own cart, $15; lunch only, $12. Reservations,information: 769-2759.Saranac LakeImaginary Invalid: Sponsored by Pendragon Theatre, 8p.m., 15 Brandy Brook Ave. An adaptation of Moliere’s“The Imaginary Invalid” by Constance Congdon describedas “a dash of love, a pinch of greed and an unhealthy dollopof hypochondria.” Cost: $20; senior citizens and students,$17; ages 17 and younger, $10; matinee, $12. Tickets: 1(518) 891-1854 or pdragon@northnet.org.WatertownSecond annual Summer Arts Festival: Sponsored byNorth Country Arts Council, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., PublicSquare. “See it! Do It! Take it Home!” Live art demonstrations,music, roaming performers, fine art vendors. Information:Cecilia Thompson, cthompson200@hotmail.comor 777-3385.Aug.15Alexandria BayBill Johnston’s Pirate Days: See Aug. 6. Live drill anddemonstration by Brockville Infantry, 11 a.m.; Bill Johnston’sPirate Days grand parade, 2 p.m.; parade winnersannounced, 3 p.m.Blue Mountain LakeAntiques Show and Sale at the Adirondack Museum: SeeAug. 14. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.GouverneurConcert: 4 p.m., Riverview Park. Music by Alan BetrusBand. Rain site: United Methodist Church.Harrisville14th annual ATV rodeo: See Aug. 14.NorfolkAnnual summer social: Sponsored by Church of the Visitation,11 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the church, Morris Street. Fishpond, face painting, cake walk, entertainment and raffles.Hungarian, Irish, French, Italian, Mexican and Chinesefood to sample. Cost: $7; ages 5 to 10, $4; childrenyounger than five, free.Old ForgeJoe Angerosa: Part of summer lakefront concert series, 7p.m., lakefront. “The Elvis Show.” Rain location: HiltebrantRecreation Center Pavilion. Free.OsceolaFree fiddle concert: Sponsored by New York State OldTyme Fiddlers Association, 2 to 5 p.m., at North AmericanFiddlers Hall of Fame and Museum, 1121 Comins Road.An American celebration of Canadian fiddle music.Sackets HarborDouble Barrel Blues Band: Part of Concerts on the Waterfrontseries, 3 to 5 p.m., Sackets Harbor Battlefield StateHistoric Site. Free. Bring a lawn chair.Saranac LakeImaginary Invalid: See Aug. 14. 2 p.m.

WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES N SUMMER FUNWednesday,August4,2010 23WHAT’S HAPPENINGAug.16MorristownGospel concert by Nichols Family: 7 p.m., ChapmanPark.OswegoGolf tournament: Sponsored by Literacy Volunteers ofOswego County, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Oswego Country Club,610 W. First St. Captain and crew. Longest-drive, closestto-the-pin,putting and mulligan contests. Raffles, silentauction. Cost: $500 for team of four, includes breakfast,lunch and dinner. Information: Jane Murphy, 342-8839.Saranac LakeMondays with Martha: See Aug. 9.Aug.17Blue Mountain LakeGlimmerglass Opera performance: “They Heard AmericanSinging,” performed by Glimmerglass Opera Company’sYoung American Artists, 7 p.m., Adirondack Museum,routes 30 and 28. Tunes of American life at the turn ofthe 20th century. Bring a lawn chair. Cost: $25.Saranac LakeMoby Dick Rehearsed: Sponsored by Pendragon Theatre,8 p.m., at the theater, 15 Brandy Brook Ave. Tickets:$20; senior citizens and students, $17; ages 17 andyounger, $10. Reservations, information: 1 (518) 891-1854 or pdragon@northnet.org.Jungle Book: See Aug. 13.Aug.18Alexandria BaySummer concert series: Sponsored by Village of AlexandriaBay and Alexandria Bay Chamber of Commerce, 7 to8:30 p.m., Scenic View Park Pavilion. Northern Lights Orchestra,all strings. Free. Information: 1 (800) 541-2110or www.alexbay.org.HammondHammond Museum event: Lighthouse Band , 7 p.m., museumbarn or on lawn in front of barn, unless otherwisespecified. Contemporary Christian music. Bring a lawnchair. Refreshments available. Free admission. All eventsheld rain or shine. Information: 324-5517.Saranac LakeMoby Dick Rehearsed: See Aug. 17.Aug.19BoonvilleNew York State Woodsmen’s Field Days: Runs throughAug. 22, Boonville-Oneida County Fairgrounds, SchuylerStreet. Free parking, food concessions on fairgrounds,weekend-long display from Indian River Olde Time LumberjackShow. Admission: $9; children 12 and younger,$7; senior citizens, $8. Spaghetti dinner, 4 to 7 p.m., Masonictemple, Schuyler Street. Takeouts.ClaytonTaj Mahal: 7:30 p.m., Clayton Opera House. Sold out.HannibalHannibal Firemen’s Fair and Music Shows: Celebrating100 years of firefighting and 75th annual Firemen’s Fair,firemen’s field, Rochester Street, the village. Concessionsopen, 6 p.m.; parade, 7 p.m.; Ruby Shooz, 1950s and1960s oldies band, 9 to 11:30 p.m. Free admission and freeoff-site parking with free shuttle buses. On-site parking: $3.Rides, games, food and beverages, free entertainment.MassenaConcert: Sponsored by Greater Massena Chamber ofCommerce, 6 to 8 p.m., Springs Park. Music by KenneyFamily. Rain location: Massena Fire Hall. Bring lawn chair.Free.Aug.20BoonvilleNew York State Woodsmen’s Field Days: See Aug. 19.Gates open, 8 a.m.; “Croghan style” loader contest, 8a.m., stage; tours of forest industry businesses, 9 a.m.,reservations required; auction, 9 a.m., Route 294 acrossfrom fairgrounds, rain or shine; seminars, 9 a.m. to 4p.m., forestry education building, fairgrounds; Dodge-Pratt-Northam gift shop open, 10 a.m., 106 Schuyler St.;country-style chicken barbecue, 10 a.m., Big M parkinglot; horse skidding exhibition, noon to 3 p.m.; “Game ofLogging” nationals, 3:30 p.m.; product applications andtraining, 4:30 p.m.; ACAL roast beef dinner, 6 p.m.,Adirondack High School cafeteria, Route 294; 20th annualWoodmen’s 10K foot race and walk, 6:30 p.m., highschool parking lot; beards contest, 7:30 p.m., grandstand;greased pole competition, 8 p.m., fairgrounds; fireworks,9:30 p.m., park hill.ClaytonFive one-act plays by local playwrights: Sponsored byLittle Theatre of Watertown, 7:30 p.m., Clayton OperaHouse, 405 Riverside Drive. “A Change of Clothes” by KrisRusho; “The Coin Toss” by Zachery Rufa; “The Lift” byJane Jenkins; “We’re a Close Family” by Craig Thornton;“Always a Bridesmaid” by Kris Rusho. Tickets: $10. Information:www.littletheatrewatertown.com or 788-8079.HannibalHannibal Firemen’s Fair and Music Shows: See Aug. 19.Concessions open, 6 p.m.; Frost Bit Blue, southern rock, 7to 11:30 p.m.; fireworks, 9:30 p.m.LaFargevilleStone Mills Old Farm and Home Days and Ninth annualFiber Festival: Northern New York Agricultural HistoricalSociety, Route 180, Stone Mills. Set-up and annual tractorcaravan, 10 a.m. and potluck supper, 6 p.m., bring dish toshare.MassenaFree Friday movie: “The Proposal,” 1:30 p.m., Frank S.McCullough Jr. Hawkins Point Visitors Center auditorium.Free popcorn.WaddingtonWaddington summer concert series: Sponsored byWaddington Redevelopment Association, 3 p.m., IslandView Park. Free. Scott Shipley, folk and Indie rock.Aug.21BoonvilleNew York State Woodsmen’s Field Days: See Aug. 19.All-you-can-eat breakfast, 6 a.m., Masonic temple; logtruck judging, 7 a.m.; 8th annual Woodmen’s Classic Canoeand Kayak Race, 8 a.m., Erwin Park; New York Statechampion hydraulic loader and skidder contest, 8 a.m.;gates open, 8 a.m.; Dodge-Pratt-Northam outdoor artsand crafts show, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 106 Schuyler St.; seminars,9 a.m., forestry education building; chicken barbecue,11 a.m., Big M parking lot; Northeast Junior LumberjackChampionships, noon, fairgrounds; parade, 3 p.m.;World’s Open LumberJill Championship, 4 p.m.; roastbeef dinner, 6 p.m., Boonville United Methodist Church,202 Main St.; ham dinner, 6 p.m., Trinity EpiscopalChurch, Schuyler Street.Cape VincentConcerts on the green: See Aug. 7. Music by Dave andSarah Parker.Chaumont, Three Mile BayTown-wide yard sales: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.ClaytonFive one-act plays by local playwrights: See Aug. 20.Gun and sportsmen’s show: 8:30 a.m., Clayton RecreationPark Arena, Route 12. Proceeds benefit Clayton RotaryClub. New and antique firearms, knives, sporting gearfor hunters, anglers, outdoor enthusiasts. Gunsmiths,guides, collectors. Raffle with muskie trip, helicopter, paddleboard and antique boat tours, evening cruise. STARTeam scuba demonstration, noon Saturday, Town Pool.Admission: $5; Operation Yellow Ribbon for military withID, $4; children younger than 12, free.HannibalHannibal Firemen’s Fair and Music Shows: See Aug. 19.Children’s ride matinee, 1 to 5 p.m., $12 all afternoon;chicken barbecue, 2 p.m.; children’s matinee bicycledrawing, 5 p.m., must have purchased ride matinee ticketand be present to win; American Idol finalist Josh Gracin,7 and 10 p.m. On-site parking, $5.HarrisvilleDuck run: Sponsored by Harrisville Alumni Association, 2p.m., Oswegatchie River. Part of Harrisville CommunityDays. 600 ducks available. First and second to finish linewin kayaks with paddles; third, $100; fourth, $50; fifth andsixth, gallon of syrup. Ducks: $5. Contact: 543-7333 or543-7393.HeuveltonSecond annual Trooper Shawn Snow Memorial Ride:Sponsored by St. Lawrence Chapter of the Warthogs MotorcycleClub, breakfast, 8:30 a.m., registration, 9 a.m., depart,11 a.m. and return 5 p.m. Proceeds to benefit ShawnW. Snow Scholarship Fund to assist students entering firstyear of college and seeking a degree in criminal justice.Ride begins and ends at Paul A. Conroy Jr. Amvets Post1997, 60 State St. Breakfast at Amvets Post, $5. Cost: $20per rider; $5 per passenger. Stops in Gouverneur, Fine, andHermon, traveling more than 100 miles. Prime rib dinner,door prizes, 50-50 raffle, silent auction.LaFargevilleStone Mills Old Farm and Home Days and Ninth annualFiber Festival: Northern New York Agricultural HistoricalSociety, Route 180, Stone Mills, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., includestractor pulls, lawn mower pulls, quilt show, tractor show(Year of the Massey), tractor parade, classic cars, oldequipment displays, sheep and wool demonstrations, gasengines. Chicken barbecue and other food available. Gatecharge: $5; children 14 and younger, free. Information:Museum, 658-2353.South ColtonHorseshoe tournament: Sponsored by Racquette ValleyFish and Game Club, 10 a.m., at the club, Coldbrook Drive.Double elimination rules. Pig roast at 1 p.m. with salt potatoes,pasta salad, baked beans and rolls. Music by SpecialEd and Friends. Cost: Tournament, $5; dinner, $8; childrenyounger than 12, $5. Contact: 262-2947.SterlingSterling Celtic Rock Festival: Sponsored by Empire StateAttractions, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sterling Renaissance Festivalgrounds. Free parking. Admission: Advanced, $19.95;gate, $25; children ages 6 to 12, $14.95. Tickets:www.sterlingceltic.com. Wyldwood stage: Searson, 1:15and 4 p.m.; Eileen Ivers, 2:45 and 5:45 p.m. Mud Pit stage:Town Pants, 12:30 and 3:30 p.m.; The Elders, 2 and 5:15p.m. Bankside stage: Hadrian’s Wall, 12:45 and 4 p.m.;Causeway Giants, 2:45 and 5:45 p.m. Gate stage: SyracuseIrish Session, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.; The Grady Girls,12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Festival stage: Traonach, 11 a.m. and2 p.m.; Harrington School of Irish Dance, 12:30, 3:30 and5 p.m.; Scottish Pipe and Dance, 1:15 and 4:15 p.m.Aug.22BoonvilleNew York State Woodsmen’s Field Days: See Aug. 19.All-you-can-eat breakfast, 6 a.m., Masonic temple; gatesopen, 8 a.m.; outdoor arts and crafts show, 9 a.m., 106Schuyler St.; chainsaw carving contest with ice, 10:30a.m.; World’s Open Championship Woodsmen’s Contest,noon.Chaumont, Three Mile BayTown-wide yard sales: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.ClaytonGun and sportsmen’s show: See Aug. 21. Open 9 a.m. to 4p.m.Johnston School of Irish Dance: 4 p.m., Clayton OperaHouse, 405 Riverside Drive. Tickets: $5.GouverneurConcert: 4 p.m., Riverview Park. Music by Amber Nezezon.Rain site: United Methodist Church.LaFargevilleStone Mills Old Farm and Home Days and Ninth annualFiber Festival: See Aug. 21.Country music festival: Sponsored by Chapman’s Can-Am Motorsports Park, 1 p.m., at the speedway, 21047Route 411. Performances by Gretchen Wilson, JameyJohnson, Chris Cagle and Easton Corbin. Tickets: $40;military with identification, $36; children ages 9 andyounger, free. Tickets available at www.canammotorsports.com.Information: canamfroggyjam@yahoo.com.Old ForgeWoods Tea Company: Part of summer lakefront concertseries, 7 p.m., lakefront. Bluegrass, folk, sea chanties andCeltic. Rain location: Hiltebrant Recreation Center Pavilion.Free.OsceolaFree fiddle concert: Sponsored by New York State OldTyme Fiddlers Association, 2 to 5 p.m., at North AmericanFiddlers Hall of Fame and Museum, 1121 Comins Road.Central Chapter of the New York State Old Tyme FiddlersAssociation.Sackets HarborFritz’s Polka Band: Part of Concerts on the Waterfront series,3 to 5 p.m., Sackets Harbor Battlefield State HistoricSite. Eclectic mix of polka, country, waltz. Free. Bring alawn chair.SterlingSterling Celtic Rock Festival: See Aug. 21. Wyldwoodstage: Searson, 1:15 and 4 p.m.; Eileen Ivers, 2:45 and5:45 p.m. Mud Pit stage: The Town Pants, 12:30 and 3:30p.m.; The Elders, 2 and 5:15 p.m. Bankside stage: Hadrian’sWall, 12:45 and 4 p.m.; Tartan Terrors, 2:45 and 5:45p.m. Gate stage: Syracuse Irish Session, 11 a.m. and 2p.m.; The Grady Girls, 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Festival Dancestage: Traonach, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.; Kinlough Academy,12:30, 3:30 and 5 p.m.; Scottish Pipe and Dance, 1:15,4:15 and 5:45 p.m.Aug.23MorristownNorthern Lights Orchestra: 7 p.m., Chapman Park.Saranac LakeMondays with Martha: See Aug. 9Aug.24Saranac Lake“The Complete Works of William Shakespeare —Abridged”: See Aug. 6.

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