SARANAC LAKE — If this lake could talk, what stories would it tell? Lower Saranac Lake was the place to be and to be seen a century ago. Luxurious hotels and private estates accommodated the rich and famous in our woods. Platform tent sites on state

SARANAC LAKE — “The Great Adirondacks Gems and Minerals Expo: It’s Geo-Logical!” — featuring new ceramics work by Rainbow Lake artist Peter Shrope — will open with a reception at the Adirondack Artists’ Guild on Main Street in Saranac Lake Friday,

BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE — An Adirondack Rustic tradition is back, as organic, natural, contemporary furniture inspired by the wilderness can be seen at the 21st Annual Rustic Fair presented by the Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake.

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LAKE PLACID — A collection of John Batki’s paintings and works on paper, as well as selections from his Kilimology Collection of antique Old World weavings, titled “Rug-works, Faces, Dragons,” will be on view at the recently opened A Point of View G

LAKE PLACID — On display at sites throughout the North Country for the past three months, the Lake Placid Center for the Arts’ “Adirondack Art Chairs: An Exhibition Trail & Auction” features 38 Adirondack Chairs, each touched by the artistic talents