NEWS
Contact: Jeff Fraser
www.adirondackliving.com
Clifton Park, New York
For Immediate Release
July 20, 2010
21st anniversary Adirondack Living Show returns to The Lake George Forum. 12,000 visitors expected to celebrate “lodge to loft to lakeside living”.
Lake George, NY. – Long before MySpace, Facebook or Twitter, tens of thousands of like-minded people were uniting in a social network known simply as “Adirondack Living”, celebrating the good life of camps, Adirondack art & rustic living.
To celebrate this “good life”, the 21st anniversary Adirondack Living Show returns to the newly re-opened Lake George Forum, a 33,000 square foot venue that has been home to three Adirondack Living shows in summers past. Thousands of products and services indigenous to Adirondack living will be on hand this July 30, 31 & August 1. Two lucky visitors to the show will even go home with the much sought after 16G IPad as a grand prize giveaway.
“This show really is a three dimensional social network promoting all things Adirondack for exhibitors and visitors alike, proclaims Adirondack Living Show founder & Executive Producer, Jeff Fraser. Year after year, I see 1,000’s of familiar faces returning to the show to celebrate their unique Adirondack lifestyle. Similarly, we have many exhibitors that have been with us for all twenty shows to date and an even larger number who have been in at least 15. It’s really a niche event catering to a devout segment of our population who appreciate the quality of life associated with camp, chalet and country home ownership in the Adirondacks as well as those collecting one of a kind, heirloom quality pieces of art from our gifted artisans & furniture makers” Fraser continued.
New to the show this summer are several featured attractions. An 800 square foot “Adirondack Living Rooms” section simulating a fully furnished bedroom, living room, dining room and family room has been designed to allow artists to showcase their work alongside contemporaries’ pieces within the context of real room settings.
Renowned landscape photographer Carl Heilman II marks his return to the show with a book signing, his latest photographs, posters and everything else panorama.
Scott Adams performs live all three days of the show incorporating his sounds of the Adirondacks synced to a stunning visual multi-media display.
Whether a consumer is considering building or re-decorating a camp, country home or chalet, or would just like to know how to re-decorate a room in the “rustic style”, they owe it to themselves to attend this, the most revered Adirondack lifestyle event in the country.
Among those exhibiting will be a veritable “who’s who” of rustic furniture makers, dock builders, architects, painters, carvers, sculptors, log home builders, timber framers, lighting specialists, service providers, Adirondack guides and many others.
The Adirondack Living Show also presents an opportunity for those wishing to purchase land or have a lakefront/country oasis designed and built, or for those currently enjoying a two season property, to have their existing camps or chalets turned into year round homes.
The Forum is located at 2200 Canada Street, exit 21 off of the Northway. General admission is $9.00 and is good for all three days. Show hours are Friday-12pm-8pm; Sat. 9am-7pm; Sun. 10am-4pm.
Information, directions & discount coupons are available online at www.adirondackliving.com.
Developed by Great White Productions of Clifton Park, veteran show producer Jeff Fraser has earned a reputation for superlative show production through 28 years of event development as well as through major market media experience in radio, TV Programming, P.R., governmental advocacy, magazine publishing, syndication, and affinity marketing programs.
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Jeff Fraser, C.E.O., Great White Productions.
518-371-6363 x101
www.adirondackliving.com
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