Experiences

Yoga Instructor Nanette Shovea leads a class for a multi-level gentle yoga class to sooth and nurture mind, body, and spirit. 

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

Start the new year by focusing on the basics – building blocks that make images “work.”  In this five-week course we’ll cover composition, color, light/shadow, texture, and point of view.

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.

Color theory and color relationships are an integral part of art and everyday living.

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

Start the new year by focusing on the basics – building blocks that make images “work.”  In this five-week course we’ll cover composition, color, light/shadow, texture, and point of view.

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel!  If you already know how to throw, hone your skills!

The photographs in this exhibition were recorded from Alan's Buffalo backyard using a small telescope. Filters placed in front allow only a small fraction of the sun’s energy to reach the camera. Varying filters reveal different aspects of solar energy.

A juried and invited exhibition, asking you to consider the sky not just as a backdrop to our everyday lives, but as a dynamic and powerful presence. The artists encourage you to look upward with new eyes, to find meaning in its mysteries, and to celebrate the denizens of this vast and ever-changing expanse.

Dear World is a series of mixed media images that speak to a delicate, splintered landscape of dualities with cracks through which ineffable beauty has grown but stories have fallen. Edges where so much has been marginalized and so many are woundable.

A selection of amazing astrophotographers working in the Adirondacks. Some are working here right in Old Forge's backyard to others further north and beyond.