Details of 4'x4' Barn-Quilt-Inspired New Works by Carrie Hill, Kathy Montan, and Marina Loew created for the "St. Lawrence County Barn Quilts" exhibit (opening February 29, 2020).
A nonprofit organization dedicated to showcasing the folk culture and living traditions of New York's North Country.
Explore this site to discover the diverse customs and traditions--like storytelling, music, crafts, foodways, and folk art--that make life special in our region, from the St. Lawrence River to the Adirondack Mountains.
Entries for Art Prize Giveaway open until 5/31
Coming Soon:
Crepes, Coffee & Tea Upcoming Days:
Saturday, April 20th 10a-2p
Wednesday, May 15th 10a-2p
Every third Wednesday of the month will feature culinary artist Andre bringing Crepes & Coffee. Andre grew up near St Etienne, a former coal and manufacturing hub, and home to the first train line in France! A mainstay was the crepe booths strategically located near tramway stops. Andre is excited to re-create this experience.
Though not formally trained, Andre spends much of his spare time in the kitchen trying new recipes and perfecting classics. As a researcher, he focuses on nudging policy (mostly in the housing and transportation sectors) toward more sustainable practices that strengthen communities and create a more equitable future.
His vision for the Crepes & Coffee project is a warm and welcoming space, a near zero-waste kitchen, and food that showcases local ingredients and invests back in the community.
The name “Newberry Cafe” is derived from the J.J Newberry Co. a variety store the building occupied for nearly 60 years. Newberry’s, founded by John Josiah Newberry in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, was a successful five-and-dime store chain throughout the U.S. and Canada through most of the 20th century. It was a beloved store that served generations of Canton residents.
The mission of The Newberry Cafe at the TAUNY Center is to feature local culinary artists who represent the wide variety of foodways and kitchen stories to bring together our community with local, sustainable foods that represent our traditional culture in the North Country.
The Cabin Fever Concert Series Continues
Announcements
TAUNY Seeks Bookkeeper
TAUNY seeks a motivated, experienced Bookkeeper to work at The TAUNY Center in downtown Canton, NY. The part-time (20hrs/wk) Bookkeeper will be responsible for general accounting & billing, maintaining financial record keeping and policies, and support budgeting for the organization. The position pays $20-25/hour dependent upon the candidate’s background & experience.
(Psst. Shop the Folkstore in person for first access to our latest arrivals from the 200+ artists showcased at TAUNY. A great way to catch new pieces before they go online for all to see.)
See what else is new in the North Country Folkstore! Stop by the Folkstore or shop online at tauny.org/shop to find unique products made by North Country artists and makers.
TAUNY is the North Country's only non-profit organization dedicated to identifying, recording, and preserving the rich, living cultural heritage of our region. For over 30 years, community members like you have been contributing their time, money, and talent to help us accomplish our mission.