Join the Lake George Land Conservancy’s NextGeneration Committee as we celebrate the true onset of summer with our 2nd Annual Summer Solstice Soirée! The Soirée will be held on Thursday, June 20th from 6-8pm at Bolton Landing Brewing Company (the brewery will be closed to the general public for this event).

Special thanks to the Brewery, who will be donating up to 50% of all beverage sales from the evening back to the LGLC!

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This year, the Soiree will feature an interactive discussion on LGLC’s Bolton Recreational Hub Plan with board member Paul Cummings and Ethan Gaddy, both planners with the Chazen Companies and authors of the Plan.

The event is free with a suggested $15 donation at the door; all proceeds will go towards the NextGen Committee’s efforts to raise money for a new kiosk at LGLC’s Amy’s Park, the location of the group’s flagship event, Amy’s Adventure Race for the Lake.  The evening will also feature light appetizers, cash bar, raffles and more. Follow LGLC on Facebook and Instagram for updates!

 Handmade pottery from Caldwell Clayworks as well as vintage LGLC trail signs will be raffled off at the event with all proceeds going towards the new kiosk!

More information on other raffle prizes and more to come. To join the NextGen email list or for questions, email Michele at mvidarte@lglc.org.

Charlotte Malmborg of NYS Hemlock Initiative at Cornell University will join LGLC staff for this discussion about our hemlock forests and current threats from invasives like the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid. Introduction from LGLC Conservation Manager Monica Dore.

Space is limited – registration is requested!

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Have you ever wondered, “Why is that thing called that?” Author and adventurer Erik Schlimmer will decode 100 Adirondack place names in rousing detail, supported by a backdrop of his photos from the wilderness.

Space is limited – registration is requested!

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DEC Aquatic Biologist Jim Pinheiro will lead this presentation on the aquatic life of Lake George and other Adirondack lakes and ponds.

Space is limited – registration is requested!

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Two Centuries of Art from Bolton Landing – A discussion with artists Rebecca Smith and Victoria Palermo, moderated by author Michael Coffey. Presented in partnership with the Bolton Historical Society.

Space is limited – registration is requested!

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