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SUMMARY:Adirondack White Out Weekend
DESCRIPTION:Adirondack White Out Weekend\n\nTraditionally held on President's Day Weekend\, this annual winter festival stretches across the western Adirondack communities of Wanakena\, Star Lake\, Cranberry Lake and Newton Falls. A true wilderness area with a friendly\, small-town feel. Come out & have a snow day (or two) within the Adirondack Region in St. Lawrence County! Indoor and outdoor activities include natural history\, live music\, conta dancing\, open mics\, arts and crafts\, horse drawn wagon rides\, fry pan toss\, storytelling\, local food\, and more!\n\n\n\n2025 Schedule of Events\n\nClick HERE for a printable schedule.\n\n\nFriday\, February 14\n\n\n\nIce Jam-Boree 9th Birthday Bash and Open Air Open Mic \n\n6PM - 9PM @ Otto's Abode\, 6 Hamele Street\, Wanakena\n\nEnjoy some entertainment or be the entertainment! Sign up for a time to present your music\, poetry\, story or snowball juggling routine.\n\n\n\nCampfire & Snow Croquet & Hot Food\n\nDusk - TBD @ Z-Park at Otto's Abode\, 6 Hamele Street\, Wanakena\n\nWarm up by the fire\, visit with friends\, try a game of snow croquet! Otto's Abode will be open late for your snack and beverage needs.\n\n\n\nLuminary Woods Walk\n\nDusk - 10PM @ 2nd Street\, Wanakena\n\nWalk the wooded trail from 2nd street through the woods to Ranger School Road. They way will be lighted with ice luminaries!\n\n\n\nLabyrinth Fairy Village\n\nDusk - 10 PM @ South Shore Road\, Wanakena\n\nStroll across the iconic Wanakena Footbridge\, then to the labyrinth on South Shore Road. There\, meander through the maze while viewing the Fairy Villages sprinkled throughout its walkways.\n\n\n\nGlow Skating\n\n6 - 8 PM @ Clifton-Fine Arena (4173B NYS 3 / Star Lake)\n\nBring your own skates. Entry to the arena and glow item are FREE thanks to Nolan's Tax Service!\n\nSaturday\, February 15\n\n\n\nBigfoot Pancake Challenge\n\n8 AM - 10:45 AM@ U-B's Mercantile (3386 NY-3 / Oswegatchie)\n\nThink you've got what it takes to tackle the infamous Bigfoot Pancake? We dare you to try!\n\n\n\nJack Wax\n\n8 AM - 10:45 AM@ U-B's Mercantile (3386 NY 3 / Oswegatchie)\n\nJack Wax (aka Sugar on Snow) is created by pouring fresh maple syrup on cold snow. Twirl on a stick and you have a maple candy treat.\n\n\n\nBook\, Bake & Rummage Sale\n\n10 AM - 2 PM @ Clifton-Fine Community Center (4208 NY 3 / Star Lake)\n\nBrowse for good reads and tasty treats.\n\n\n\nSandwiches & Soups\n\n11:00 AM - 1 PM @ Clifton-Fine Community Center (4208 NY 3 / Star Lake)\n\nGrab a bowl of macaroni beef soup\, broccoli cheddar soup\, or chicken noodle soup and fuel up with a chicken salad or egg salad sandwich.\n\n\n\nHorse-Drawn Wagon Rides\n\nNoon - 2 PM @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)\n\nImagine the gentle clippety-clop sound of horse hooves on... Route 3?!! Yes\, treat yourself\, family and friends to a wagon ride pulled by beautiful pair of horses.\n\n\n\nBusy Beavers\n\n11 AM-4 PM @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)\n\nLearn about the historic beaver fur trade in New York state by examining objects from the Adirondack Experience teaching collection\, including authentic beaver hats and pelts\, and visit Dolorus\, our beaver mount! Bring your kids to participate in some beaver related activities like constructing a beaver dam\,\n\ndoing activity sheets\, and playing a beaver game!\n\n\n\nCrafts\, Cookies & Videos\n\n10 AM - 4 PM @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)\n\nDid you know the beaver is New York's state animal? Come learn all about beavers - watch a slide show\, frost your own beaver cookie and make a craft. \n\n\n\nMeet the Beaver Trappers\n\n10 AM - 4 PM @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)\n\nExperienced local trappers Ed & Deb Baxter and Butch (AD) Brown will be available to answer questions. Skulls\, traps\, and pelts will be on display. \n\n\n\nCampfire & S'mores\n\n10 AM - 4 PM @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)\n\nWarm up by the campfire while you toast a marshmallow and make a s'more. Eat it\, too!\n\n\n\nFrying Pan Toss Contest\n\n11AM @ American Legion Mervin Eno Post 1539 (264 Benson Mines Rd. / Star Lake)\n\nJust how far can you toss a fry pan? Farther than the person next to you? You just might be the champion!\n\nFor kids and adults. Registration at 10:45am.\n\n\n\nFood\n\n11 AM - 3 PM @ American Legion\, Mervin Eno Post 1539 (264 Benson Mines Rd. / Star Lake)\n\nGrab a hotdog\, some chili or cheesy nachos at the American Legion.\n\n\n\nLive Music\n\n3 - 6 PM American Legion @ American Legion Mervin Eno Post 1539 (264 Benson Mines Rd. / Star Lake)\n\nEnjoy classic rock tunes performed by Tyler Sorrell!\n\n\n\nWine Tasting\n\n1 - 4 PM @ UB's Mercantile (3386 NY3 / Oswegatchie)\n\nJoin us in a heated tent to sample a variety of wines. All wine samples will be available to purchase by the bottle. Try before you buy!\n\n\n\nChainsaw Carving Demonstration\n\n10 AM\, 1 PM\, 3 PM @ Packbasket Adventures (12 Reed Rd. / Wanakena)\n\nPine and Bear It chainsaw carvers will create one of their carvings onsite! Carvings available for purchase.\n\n\n\nCarl's Carvings\n\n10 AM\, 1 PM\, 3 PM @ Packbasket Adventures (12 Reed Rd. / Wanakena)\n\nLocal artisan\, Carl Twyman\, displays his unique walking sticks. Just don't let a beaver get ahold of it. Carvings available for purchase.\n\n\n\nSnow Croquet\n\nAll Day @ Z-Park at Otto's Abode\, 6 Hamele Street\, Wanakena\n\nDrop in for a round of Snow Croquet. Never played? There's "snow" time like the present!\n\n\n\nLabyrinth Fairy Village\n\nAll Day @ S. Shore Rd. / Wanakena\n\nIf you missed the Labyrinth Fairy Garden Friday night\, then take stroll through it in the daytime.\n\n\n\nPickleball on Ice\n\n1-3 PM @ Clifton-Fine Arena (4173B NYS 3 / Star Lake)\n\nThink you're good at Pickleball? Give it a try on ice. Bring your own skates. This event is conditional on weather and the ability to have ice in the arena!\n\n\n\nAdirondack Beaver Tails\n\n1-3 PM @ Clifton-Fine Arena (4173B NYS 3 / Star Lake)\n\nCome try our North Country rendition of the beloved Canadian treat. Adirondack Beaver Tails are dessert waffles served on a stick with your choice of yummy toppings!\n\n\n\nWinter Tales\n\n11 AM - 4 PM @ Western Adk Presbyterian Church (11 Youngs Rd. / Star Lake)\n\nA collaboration of the Wanakena Historical Association and Common Thread Quilts. See old winter photos & artifacts. Hear stories from neighbors and readings from journals & newspapers. Share your photos & stories. Presentations at: 11 AM\, 1 PM and 3 PM. \n\n\n\nRefreshments\n\n1 - 4 PM @ Western ADK Presbyterian Church (11 Youngs Rd. / Star Lake)\n\nThe congregation of the Presbyterian Church generously provide homemade goodies for your enjoyment!\n\n\n\nFood\n\n5 - 8 PM @ Cranberry Lake Fire Hall (NY 3 / Cranberry Lake)\n\nChili\, Cornbread and desserts. Bring a pack of single serving snacks to donate to local elementary students\, get your dessert for FREE!\n\n\n\nBeaver Trivia\n\n5 - 6 PM @ Cranberry Lake Fire Hall (NY 3 / Cranberry Lake)\n\nAre you smarter than a beaver? Come test your knowledge of Beavers\, Winter and local Adirondack history. Teams of up to 4 individuals. Prizes include bragging rights and a collectible WOW souvenir!\n\n\n\nKnotty Paddy Concert\n\n6 - 7:45 PM @ Cranberry Lake Fire Hall (NY 3 / Cranberry Lake)\n\nA concert by local band\, Knotty Paddy. Celtic rock and speed folk! Plan for a rousing time.\n\n\n\nContra Dance\n\n8PM - 9PM @ Cranberry Lake Fire Hall (NY 3 / Cranberry Lake)\n\nDance to live & lively traditional music. No experience & no partner needed. Come to dance or just watch.\nSunday\, February 16\n\n\n\nWinter Bird Walk\n\n9 - 11 AM @ SUNY ESF Ranger School (257 Ranger School Road / Wanakena)\n\nSUNY ESF Ranger School and Northern New York Audubon are sponsoring a winter bird walk in the James F. Dubuar Forest as part of the Adirondack White Out Weekend. Vanessa Rojas and Julie Fogden will co-lead the walk. No experience necessary. All are welcome. \n\n\n\nThis walk is geared toward beginners. Bird ID and binocular use tips will be provided. Binoculars are available to use for those who do not have their own. Meet in the Dining Room of the main Ranger School building at 9am for snacks and a brief introduction\, then head outside by 9:15 to view bird activity on the Ranger School campus (to return at 11am). Parking is available in front of the Ranger School by the river. Limited handicap accessible parking is behind the building. Dress for the weather. Contact Vanessa Rojas at vgrojas@esf.edu with any questions.\n\n\n\nWintering for Humans\n\n11:30 AM - 1:30 PM @ Packbasket Adventures (12 Reed Rd. / Wanakena)\n\nHumans may not hibernate\, but our rhythms are different in winter. Come explore how to make the best of your winter season. Tea Ceremony to follow at 1:30pm.\n\n\n\nGrilled Cheese Sandwiches\n\n1:30 PM @ Packbasket Adventures (12 Reed Rd. / Wanakena)\n\n$5 each\n\n\n\nBaked Potato Bar\n\nNoon - 2 PM @ Newton Fall Fire Hall (955 CR 60 / Newton Falls)\n\nGrab a warm baked potato and make it your own unique tasty meal with toppings you choose.\n\n\n\nStorytelling by Lynn Morgan\n\n12:30 - 2 PM @ Newton Fall Fire Hall (955 CR 60 / Newton Falls)\n\nLynn is a master in the art of storytelling with 30 years of experience. She specializes in telling traditional folk tales from around the world. All ages welcome!\n\n\n\nAdirondack Beaver Tails\n\nNoon - 2 PM @ Newton Fall Fire Hall (955 CR 60 / Newton Falls)\n\nCome try our North Country rendition of the beloved Canadian treat. Adirondack Beaver Tails are dessert waffles served on a stick with your choice of yummy toppings!\n\n\n\nBeavers on the Big Screen\n\nNoon - 2 PM @ Newton Fall Fire Hall (955 CR 60 / Newton Falls)\n\nWatch beavers in action through a series of video on a big screen.\n\n\n\nExperimental Music Performance\n\n2 - 4 PM @ Z-Park @ Otto's Abode (6 Hamele St. / Wanakena)\n\nExperiment music troupe\, Local Service Initiative\, will showcase avant-garde and electro-acoustical ambiance featuring saxophones\, electronics and drums.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Adirondack White Out Weekend
\nTraditionally held on President'\;s Day Weekend\, this annual winter festival stretches across the western Adirondack communities of Wanakena\, Star Lake\, Cranberry Lake and Newton Falls. \;A true wilderness area with a friendly\, small-town feel. Come out &\; have a snow day (or two) within the Adirondack Region in St. Lawrence County! \;Indoor and outdoor activities include natural history\, live music\, conta dancing\, open mics\, arts and crafts\, horse drawn wagon rides\, fry pan toss\, storytelling\, local food\, and more!
\n
\n2025 Schedule of Events
\nClick HERE for a printable schedule.
\n\n
\nFriday\, February 14
\n
\nIce Jam-Boree \;9th Birthday Bash \;and Open Air Open Mic \;
\n6PM - 9PM @ Otto'\;s Abode\, \;6 Hamele Street\, Wanakena
\nEnjoy some entertainment or be the entertainment! Sign up for a time to present your music\, poetry\, story or snowball juggling routine.
\n
\nCampfire &\; Snow Croquet &\; \;Hot Food
\nDusk - TBD @ \; \;Z-Park at Otto'\;s Abode\, \;6 Hamele Street\, Wanakena
\nWarm up by the fire\, visit with friends\, \;try \;a game of \;snow croquet! Otto'\;s Abode will be open late for your snack and beverage needs.
\n
\nLuminary Woods Walk
\nDusk - 10PM @ 2nd Street\, Wanakena
\nWalk the wooded trail from 2nd street through the woods to Ranger School Road. They way will be lighted with ice luminaries!
\n
\nLabyrinth Fairy Village
\nDusk - 10 PM @ South Shore Road\, Wanakena
\nStroll across the iconic Wanakena Footbridge\, then to the labyrinth on South Shore Road. There\, meander through the maze while viewing the Fairy Villages sprinkled throughout its walkways.
\n
\nGlow Skating
\n6 - 8 PM @ Clifton-Fine Arena (4173B NYS 3 / Star Lake)
\nBring your own skates. Entry to the arena and glow item are \;FREE \;thanks to Nolan'\;s Tax Service!
\n\n
Saturday\, February 15
\n
\nBigfoot Pancake Challenge
\n8 AM - 10:45 AM@ U-B'\;s Mercantile (3386 NY-3 / Oswegatchie)
\nThink you'\;ve got what it takes to tackle the infamous Bigfoot Pancake? We dare you to try!
\n
\nJack Wax
\n8 AM - 10:45 AM@ U-B'\;s Mercantile (3386 NY 3 / Oswegatchie)
\nJack Wax (aka Sugar on Snow) is created by pouring fresh maple syrup on cold snow. Twirl on a stick and you have a maple candy treat.
\n
\nBook\, Bake &\; Rummage Sale
\n10 AM - 2 PM @ Clifton-Fine \;Community Center (4208 NY 3 / Star Lake)
\nBrowse for good reads and \;tasty \;treats.
\n
\nSandwiches &\; Soups
\n11:00 \;AM - \;1 \;PM @ Clifton-Fine \;Community Center (4208 NY 3 / Star Lake)
\nGrab a bowl of macaroni beef soup\, \;broccoli cheddar soup\, or chicken noodle soup and fuel up with a chicken salad or egg salad sandwich.
\n
\nHorse-Drawn Wagon Rides
\nNoon \;- \;2 \;PM @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)
\nImagine the gentle clippety-clop sound of horse hooves on... Route 3?!! Yes\, treat yourself\, family and friends to a wagon ride pulled by beautiful pair of horses.
\n
\nBusy Beavers
\n11 \;AM-4 PM \; @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)
\nLearn about the historic beaver fur trade in New York state by examining objects from the Adirondack Experience teaching collection\, including authentic beaver hats and pelts\, and visit Dolorus\, our beaver mount! Bring your kids to participate in some beaver related activities like constructing a beaver dam\,
\ndoing activity sheets\, and playing a beaver game!
\n
\nCrafts\, \;Cookies &\; Videos
\n10 \;AM - 4 PM @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)
\nDid you know the beaver is New York'\;s state animal? Come learn all about beavers - watch a slide show\, frost your own beaver cookie and make a craft. \;
\n
\nMeet the Beaver Trappers
\n10 \;AM - 4 PM @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)
\nExperienced local trappers Ed &\; Deb Baxter and Butch (AD) Brown will be available to answer questions. Skulls\, traps\, and pelts will be on display. \; \;
\n
\nCampfire &\; S'\;mores
\n10 \;AM - 4 PM @ Adirondack Exhibit Center (4195 NY 3 / Star Lake)
\nWarm up by the campfire \;while you \;toast a marshmallow and \;make a s'\;more. Eat it\, too!
\n
\nFrying Pan Toss Contest
\n11AM @ American Legion Mervin Eno Post 1539 (264 Benson Mines Rd. / Star Lake)
\nJust how far can you toss a fry pan? Farther than the person next to you? You just might be the champion!
\nFor \;kids and adults. \;Registration at 10:45am.
\n
\nFood
\n11 AM - 3 PM @ American Legion\, Mervin Eno Post 1539 (264 Benson Mines Rd. / Star Lake)
\nGrab a hotdog\, some chili or cheesy nachos \;at the American Legion.
\n
\nLive Music
\n3 \;- \;6 \;PM American Legion \;@ American Legion Mervin Eno Post 1539 (264 Benson Mines Rd. / Star Lake)
\nEnjoy classic rock tunes performed by Tyler Sorrell!
\n
\nWine Tasting
\n1 \;- \;4 \;PM @ UB'\;s Mercantile (3386 NY3 / Oswegatchie)
\nJoin us in a heated tent to sample a variety of wines. \;All wine samples will be available to purchase by the bottle. \;Try before you buy!
\n
\nChainsaw Carving Demonstration
\n10 AM\, 1 PM\, 3 PM @ Packbasket Adventures (12 Reed \;Rd. / Wanakena)
\nPine and Bear It chainsaw carvers will create one of their carvings onsite! Carvings available for purchase.
\n
\nCarl'\;s Carvings
\n10 AM\, 1 PM\, 3 PM @ Packbasket Adventures (12 Reed \;Rd. / Wanakena)
\nLocal artisan\, Carl Twyman\, displays his unique walking sticks. Just don'\;t let a beaver get ahold of it. Carvings available for \;purchase.
\n
\nSnow Croquet
\nAll Day @ \; \;Z-Park \;at Otto'\;s Abode\, \;6 Hamele Street\, Wanakena
\nDrop in for a round of Snow Croquet. Never played? There'\;s "\;snow"\; time like the present!
\n
\nLabyrinth Fairy Village
\nAll Day @ S. Shore Rd. / Wanakena
\nIf you missed the Labyrinth Fairy Garden Friday night\, then take stroll through it in the daytime.
\n
\nPickleball on Ice
\n1-3 \;PM @ Clifton-Fine Arena (4173B NYS 3 / Star Lake)
\nThink you'\;re good at Pickleball? Give it a try on ice. Bring your own skates. This event is conditional on weather and the ability to have ice in the arena!
\n
\nAdirondack Beaver Tails
\n1-3 \;PM @ Clifton-Fine Arena (4173B NYS 3 / Star Lake)
\nCome try our North Country rendition of the beloved Canadian treat. \;Adirondack \;Beaver Tails are dessert waffles served on a stick with your choice of yummy toppings!
\n
\nWinter Tales
\n11 AM - 4 PM @ Western \;Adk \;Presbyterian Church (11 Youngs Rd. / Star Lake)
\nA collaboration of the Wanakena Historical Association and Common Thread Quilts. See old winter photos &\; artifacts. Hear stories from neighbors and readings from journals &\; newspapers. Share your photos &\; stories. \;Presentations at: 11 AM\, \;1 \;PM and 3 PM. \;
\n
\nRefreshments
\n1 - 4 PM @ Western ADK Presbyterian Church (11 Youngs Rd. / Star Lake)
\nThe congregation of the Presbyterian Church generously provide homemade goodies for your enjoyment!
\n
\nFood
\n5 - 8 PM @ Cranberry Lake Fire Hall (NY 3 / Cranberry Lake)
\nChili\, \;Cornbread and \;desserts. Bring a pack of single serving snacks to donate to local elementary students\, get your dessert for FREE!
\n
\nBeaver Trivia
\n5 - \;6 \;PM @ Cranberry Lake Fire Hall (NY 3 / Cranberry Lake)
\nAre you smarter than a beaver? Come test your knowledge of Beavers\, Winter and local Adirondack history. Teams of up to 4 individuals. Prizes include bragging rights and a collectible WOW souvenir!
\n
\nKnotty Paddy Concert
\n6 \;- \;7:45 \;PM @ Cranberry Lake Fire Hall (NY 3 / Cranberry Lake)
\nA concert by local band\, Knotty Paddy. Celtic rock and speed folk! Plan for a rousing time.
\n
\nContra Dance
\n8PM \;- \;9PM @ Cranberry Lake Fire Hall (NY 3 / Cranberry Lake)
\nDance to live &\; lively traditional music. \; No experience &\; no partner needed. Come to dance or just watch.\n
Sunday\, February 16
\n
\nWinter Bird Walk
\n9 \;- 11 AM @ SUNY ESF Ranger School (257 Ranger School Road / Wanakena)
\nSUNY ESF Ranger School and Northern New York Audubon are sponsoring a winter bird walk in the James F. Dubuar Forest as part of the Adirondack White Out Weekend. Vanessa Rojas and Julie Fogden will co-lead the walk. No experience necessary. \;All are welcome. \;
\n
\nThis walk is geared \; toward beginners. Bird ID and binocular use tips will be provided. Binoculars are available to use for those who do not have their own. Meet in the Dining Room of the main Ranger School building at 9am for snacks and a brief introduction\, then head outside by 9:15 to view bird activity on the Ranger School campus (to return at 11am). \;Parking is available in front of the Ranger School by the river. Limited handicap accessible parking is behind the building. Dress for the weather. \;Contact Vanessa Rojas at \;vgrojas@esf.edu with any questions.
\n
\nWintering for Humans
\n11:30 AM - 1:30 PM @ Packbasket Adventures (12 Reed Rd. / Wanakena)
\nHumans may not hibernate\, but our rhythms are different in winter. Come explore how to make the best of your winter season. Tea Ceremony to follow at 1:30pm.
\n
\nGrilled Cheese Sandwiches
\n1:30 PM @ Packbasket Adventures (12 Reed Rd. / Wanakena)
\n$5 each
\n
\nBaked Potato Bar
\nNoon - \;2 \;PM @ Newton Fall Fire Hall (955 \;CR 60 / Newton Falls)
\nGrab a warm baked potato and make it your own unique tasty meal with toppings you choose.
\n
\nStorytelling by \;Lynn Morgan
\n12:30 - 2 \;PM @ Newton Fall Fire Hall (955 CR 60 / Newton Falls)
\nLynn is a master in the art of storytelling with 30 years of experience. She specializes in telling traditional folk tales from around the world. All ages welcome!
\n
\nAdirondack Beaver Tails
\nNoon \;- 2 PM @ Newton Fall Fire Hall (955 CR 60 / Newton Falls)
\nCome try our North Country rendition of the beloved Canadian treat. \;Adirondack \;Beaver Tails are dessert waffles served on a stick with your choice of yummy toppings!
\n
\nBeavers \;on the Big Screen
\nNoon - 2 PM @ \; Newton Fall Fire Hall (955 CR 60 / Newton Falls)
\nWatch beavers in action through a series of video on a big screen.
\n
\nExperimental Music Performance
\n2 - 4 PM @ Z-Park @ Otto'\;s Abode (6 Hamele St. / Wanakena)
\nExperiment music troupe\, Local Service Initiative\, will showcase avant-garde and electro-acoustical ambiance featuring saxophones\, electronics and drums. \;
LOCATION:Star Lake | Wanakena | Cranberry Lake | Newton Falls\, NY
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