Real homes of Laura Ingalls Wilder's Famous Farmer Boy.
Many visit the boyhood home of Almanzo Wilder, famous as the "Farmer Boy." (5m 12s)
Photographer Mark Hobson, Grim Future for Adirondacks
Photographer Mark Hobson shoots photos imaging a Grim Future for Adirondacks (7m 8s)
Native American Basketmaking connects those with ancestors
Native American Basketmaking ties with heritage roots. (6m 51s)
how are we going to produce a major opera in the Adirondacks
opera that relates the story of an 1840s settlement in North Elba (10m 56s)
Historians reacts to Fulton Fryar's experience
Historian Jackie Madison relates to Fulton Fryar's experience. (10m 51s)
Fulto Fryar's Closet: racial inequality in the 1950's NY
A talented signers and racial inequality in 1950s. (4m 59s)
Jonathan Aceto returns with innovative sounds with his electric violin. (10m 52s)
contrasting country and city photos
Dan Hausner and Brian French photograph the the land's contrasting plains. (11m 11s)
Showtime limited-series "Escape at Dannemora" directed by Ben Stiller (11m 52s)
Actor helps preserve "Little House" landmark
Actor Dean Butler helps to preserve Almanzo Wilder's boyhood home. (10m 35s)
Native American Creates Rare Wampum Bead Pieces
Iroquois artisan Ken Maracle is one of the few masters of wampum bead pieces. (7m)
Philippe Van Eetvelt paints using the keys of a piano and a machine he created to paint. (8m 5s)
Native American quilter expands on Mohawk traditions
This is the first segment in the Native American Artistry series. (6m 22s)
Murder of a Herkimer County School Teacher
SPOTLIGHT on Dennis Webster, author of Murder of a Herkimer County Teacher. (8m 59s)
Mohawk storyteller fights stereotypes about Native Americans
Storyteller Kay Olan is a retired school teacher who still enjoys educating people. (7m 59s)
Mohawk Cradleboard Maker Carves and Paints His Work
Mohawk cradleboard maker Babe Hemlock talks about upholding native traditions. (6m 25s)
Lake Placid Sinfonetta's 100th Anniversary
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Lake Placid Sinfonietta. (8m 26s)
Il Volo members remain humble as their success grows
Three young Italian singers known as Il Volo chat with “Spotlight” Producer. (10m)
Il Divo talks Broadway and Opera
Members of Il Divo discuss the showstoppers of musical theatre in promotion of their album (12m 24s)
Harpists Aim to Change Your Mind About Their Instrument
Christina Brier and Kathryn Sloat of the duo Lilac 94 are showing us their harpist skills. (6m 51s)
Great uses for Native American Bead Amulet Bags
Mohawk beadworker Terrill Hooper O’Brien discusses her Native American Research. (5m 50s)
Glenn Pearsall discusses When Men and Mountains Meet
Historian and author Glenn L. Pearsall discusses his book. (8m 45s)
Funny Adirondack experiences inspire musician Michael Bacon
Michael Bacon (of the Bacon Brothers) sings a new anthem to the Adirondacks. (8m 15s)
Francois Escalmel shrinks himself to fit into his own world
François Escalmel has achieved success through is surrealistic paintings. (8m 14s)
Exploring the Rialto Theatre in Montreal
Patrick Charron of the Rialto Theatre in Montreal discusses its history and features. (6m 35s)
Book Examines Adirondack Lives During the Civil War
Author Glenn Pearsall chats with producer Paul Larson about his novelLease Torn Asunder. (12m 23s)
A new program in the Adirondack region aims to unify Clinton & Essex counties through art. (6m)
Adirondack Environmental Dance
Choreographer Rebecca Kelly invites her New York City dancers to Lake Placid every summer. (8m 15s)
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