TUPPER LAKE — The Wild Center will again host Adirondack Authors Day, a celebration of local literature and community. This event, which will take place Tuesday, invites visitors of all ages to discover the powerful intersection of storytelling and the natural world.
Rooted in a 40-year tradition started by Hoss’ Country Corner in nearby Long Lake, Adirondack Authors Day continues to grow — welcoming both new and familiar voices from across the region. This year, The Wild Center worked closely with the Adirondack Center for Writing to curate a lineup of participating authors, representing a broad range of genres, perspectives and connections to the Adirondacks.
“Adirondack Authors Day is a wonderful reflection of the diversity of the Adirondacks — bringing people together through storytelling and community,” said deputy director of The Wild Center Hillarie Logan-Dechene. “The Wild Center is proud to carry on Long Lake tradition and provide a space where readers can connect with the writers who shape and share the Adirondack experience.”
From noon to 3 p.m., guests will have the chance to meet and chat with local and regional authors, get books signed and browse on-site book sales. A variety of reading and writing workshops will be offered for all ages, inviting attendees to explore their own voices and stories. Families can take part in hands-on activities like storytime sessions, bookmark making, and nature journal building. Guests are also encouraged to visit The Wild Center’s Wild Supply Co. library, which will feature a curated selection of books inspired by the region and the day’s featured authors, open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
“The Adirondack Center for Writing is thrilled to be working with The Wild Center to showcase local authors at this beloved book fair,” said Nathalie Thill, executive director of ACW. “It’s a great partnership that brings readers and writers together in a beautiful space.”
Adirondack Authors Day is free for Wild Center members and included with general admission. For more information and a list of participating authors, visit wildcenter.org/authorsday.