Play ADK offering free infant, toddler playgroups to Saranac Lake, neighboring communities
SARANAC LAKE, NY — Play ADK will begin offering free infant and toddler playgroups at its Clubhouse in downtown Saranac Lake, starting May 8.
These playgroups mark […]
There are tons of ways to get involved!
Where in Saranac Lake is Bear?
SARANAC LAKE — A month long search for Play ADK’s beloved bear, Bear, has begun.
Throughout the month of August, residents and visitors are urged to keep an eye out for Bear, a large […]
Did you know we have a location on Main Street in Saranac Lake? Our Main Street Clubhouse, located at 84 Main St, will be open through the summer on Thursdays & Fridays from 12 – 4pm and Saturdays from 11am – 2pm. […]
SARANAC LAKE, NY — Play ADK has contracted with Phinney Design Group to begin phase one of its project to establish a children’s museum and family resource center in downtown Saranac Lake.
Phase one of the project will establish a scope […]
LAKE PLACID — Renowned Adirondack folk trio Jamcrackers will play a benefit concert for Play ADK at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts on May 7.
Proceeds from the show, which will begin at 7 p.m., will support […]
Congrats to Dan Tryon, who won this gorgeous 14’ 8” custom built cedar strip canoe in our canoe raffle! 🛶🎉🎉
Thank you to everyone that bought a raffle ticket and helped support our project! ☀️🤖
You can continue to support Play ADK […]
SARANAC LAKE — Tell Media, a local marketing and communications company, has partnered with the Northern Forest Canoe Trail (NFCT), Play ADK and local artists and musicians to open […]
Toddler inspires dad to start children’s museum
SARANAC LAKE — When Tennessee Carr made his first visit to The Wild Center, his museum manners lacked a bit. Rather than stop one by one at each of the natural history exhibits, he ran from one end of the museum to the […]
SARANAC LAKE — Work could begin this year on a nonprofit children’s museum on Depot street, depending on how the Downtown Revitalization Initiative plays out.
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Originally published: Adirondack Daily Enterprise | JAN 31, 2019