Whitcomb’s Gallery group show, with seven Adirondack artists “colorizing” our winter landscape.
The 2025 Lyceum series opens with the story of the Box Project and the civil rights movement in Mississippi.
Run, jump, scoot and play! For families with children ages newborn to six.
The second Lyceum brings Adirondack storyteller Fran Yardley to talk about the remarkable adventure to restore the Bartlett Carry Club.
Run, jump, scoot and play! For families with children ages newborn to six.
The story of the 1972 Israeli Olympic team who were taken hostage by terrorists.
This special Lyceum is a free private screening of the film, The Voice of the Hudson, documenting the 375-mile journey by eight high school students from source to sea.
Whitcomb’s Gallery presents “A Lifetime of Light” from artist Steve Vannort.
Eamon O’Leary and Jefferson Hamer with traditional and original songs, beautiful harmonies and incredible musicianship.
Photojournalist Barry Goldstein discusses his experiences capturing images of world events through the individuals who are part of them in the fourth Lyceum presentation.
This Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director Oscar nominee is a fascinating film about Bob Dylan.
The final Lyceum lecture looks at the connection between grassland birds and the Adirondack’s ecology.
Best Actress Oscar winners Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore, are at the top of their game.
This fabulous Vermont band returns to the Grange, featuring vocalist Colby Crehan.
This is the powerful story of an open secret in a small town and how one man does the right thing.
A timeless story of a courageous cat’s epic adventure after his home is devastated by a flood.
Best Actor nomination, Academy Awards. This is the unforgettable, true story of the life-changing power of art.
Run, jump, scoot and play! For families with children ages newborn to six.
Run, jump, scoot and play! For families with children ages newborn to six.
An intimate afternoon concert with this acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter.
Run, jump, scoot and play! For families with children ages newborn to six.
A fun and easy winter workshop to help you Think Spring, presented by the Adk Garden Club.
Run, jump, scoot and play! For families with children ages newborn to six.
Learn to knit in this six-week class series for adults.
It’s 1975 and the first broadcast of Saturday Night Live is about to begin. What couldn’t go wrong?
The pope is dead. The throne is vacant. The secrets begin to emerge from the shadows.
Community production of the Charles Dickens’ classic. A benefit for the BackPack program in local schools.
Food for your table and special gifts and decorations for you and yours!
Two masters of traditional music bring the holiday spirit to the Grange!
A tender, passionate story of one man's search for the soulmate who disappeared 50 years ago.
Joyful, heartfelt Latin roots music that captures, "the sensual splendor of simply being vitally, vividly alive in a magical and mysterious universe."
Paintings inspired by the landscape of the Champlain Valley, exhibit at Whitcomb’s Gallery.
From director Ken Loach, a deeply moving drama about a group of Syrian refugees who try to make new lives for themselves in a once-thriving mining town.
Come enjoy a delicious meal and support the Grange!
Join the jam! Bring instruments, songs or just yourself on Halloween night.
A lively, challenging conversation about money and markets, gifts and gratitude, farming and feeding, culture and economy. Last lecture in the Fall series
Crowd-pleasing, romantic, action thriller starring Ryan Gosling as a Hollywood stuntman who takes on the impossible.
Maggie Bartley discusses the history of the County Home in Whallonsburg and the evolution of public programs to care for the poor and elderly.
Stay up to date with nut growing in New York and meet experienced growers!
Walk through these fascinating places with an expert guide!
Director Jay Craven brings his Revolutionary War action drama to the Grange film series.
