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PUBLISHED: March 2, 2024 at 9:00 AM EST

Saturday, March 2, 2024

CONCERT: Friends of Chamber Music of Troy, NY hosts the Hagen Quartet in its annual Medicus Memorial Concert. Saturday, March 2, at 3pm – Live Concert at Massry Center for the Arts, The College of St. Rose (1002 Madison Ave. Albany). Visit www.friendsofchambermusic.org for details. Tickets for the concert (pre-concert Q&A included) are $35 and can be obtained at friendsofchambermusic.org or at the door- cash, check, or credit accepted. Students are FREE with a valid student ID.

INDOOR FARMERS MARKET: The Troy Waterfront Farmers Market is held in the Atrium every Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm from November through April and features most of the 100 vendors from its popular outdoor market. The Troy Atrium is located in downtown Troy with entrances on Fulton Street, 3rd Street, Broadway and 4th Street. Free parking is available in the City’s 5th Street Parking Garage, Riverfront Park, the Green Island Bridge lots and on city streets. No dogs are allowed in the Atrium, with exceptions made for service animals. The indoor market will be expanding to the second floor to include an indoor dining area where customers will be able to eat prepared food from vendors. For updates follow the Troy Waterfront Farmers Market on social media or visit www.troymarket.org.

SNOWSHOE RACE: Brookhaven Winter Park, the Town of Greenfield’s cross-country skiing and snowshoeing park, is having a 5K Snowshoe Race on March 2 at 10 a.m. The cost is $25 and includes a long-sleeved athletic shirt and prizes and giveaways. The fun continues after the race at the View Restaurant at Brookhaven. Registration links are at greenfieldny.org and at runreg.com.

BIRDS OF PLAY: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. This program is geared toward younger children to learn the basics of size, color, behavior and vocalization of common birds. The program fee is $1 (cash or check). Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

Sunday, March 3, 2024

HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING: Stephentown Historical Society will meet on Sunday, March 3, at 2 p.m. at the Stephentown Heritage Center, 4 Staples Road. Historical reenactor Phyllis Chapman will appear for an afternoon visit as “Dolley Madison: Queen of Washington City.” The charming wife of President James Madison will share her tales of the early days of our nation’s capital. Her social and political “style” fostered a sense of national unity between the rowdy factions of early Washington and during the War of 1812. Forced to evacuate Washington when the British burned the city, her courage under fire inspired Americans to continue the fight, and never surrender. The presentation is free and open to the public. For information or directions, phone (518) 339-6485.

HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING: New Scotland Historical Association’s March Program:
“Finding a Place of Origin for Your Irish Ancestors.” People with Irish ancestors are often eager to find out where in Ireland they came from. This can be a challenge, given the limited information in historic documents, especially for the famine era (1840-60). Professional genealogist Lisa Dougherty will discuss sources in the USA to help identify a place of origin
for your Irish ancestor that can help further your research in Irish sources. Sponsored by the New Scotland Historical Association, this program will be presented at the Wyman Osterhout Community Center, 7 The Old Road, Voorheesville (New Salem). The program is free and open to the public as is NSHA’s museum which will be open a half hour before the program. Please see the Calendar on the NSHA website for details. https://www.newscotlandhistory.org/

PENNY SOCIAL: St. Michael’s Church, Page Ave. in Cohoes will be hosting their Annual Penny Social on Sunday, March 3rd. Doors open at 10:30am, tickets can be purchased starting at 11:00am and the games will start at 1:00pm. PLEASE NOTE THE TIME CHANGES FROM PRIOR YEARS. Admission is free. Under NYS law you must be 18 to play. There will be food, desserts and beverages available. The church hall is handicapped accessible. Come and have a fun afternoon. For further information, please call Maria at 518 782-1203, Michelle at 518 235-3292 or Teresa at 518 237-7906.

BREAKFAST: The monthly breakfast at VFW Post 1938, Poplar Avenue, Valley Falls will be held on Sunday, March 3, from 8am – 11am. Menu includes eggs cooked to order, french toast, pancakes, sausage, bacon, potatoes, biscuits with sausage gravy, fruit, juice, coffee, tea and hot chocolate. Cost is $12 (age 13 and over), $6 (children 5 – 12), free (children under 5), active duty dine free.

BREAKFAST BUFFET: The Waterford Knights of Columbus will host a Breakfast Buffet featuring our famous Omelet Station, Eggs cooked to order, Pancakes (Plain or Blueberry), French toast, Sausage, Bacon, Seasoned Home Fries, Toast, coffee, tea, orange and apple juices. Take a chance to win the 50/50 drawing. Each paid breakfast enters you to win a free breakfast! Irish Coffee and Mimosas now available! 8 – 11 am every first Sunday of the Month at the K of C Hall at 76 Grace St. in Waterford. For more information visit waterfordkofc.org or call 518-237-9330 $12 adult – $6 children. Children under 4 free.

JEWISH STORYTELLING: Saratoga Jewish Community Arts presents its 10th Annual Matthew M. Neugroschel Storytelling Event on Sunday, March 3. The program will be held on March 3 at 7 pm, in the Falstaff Building at Skidmore College and will also be available on Zoom. This year’s program features local and regional bards telling both traditional and contemporary tales. What they all have in common is that they love storytelling and use it in multiple ways throughout their daily lives. On this night, they share their passion with a wider audience. Please join us at 7 pm, starting with a selection of desserts and beverages, for an engaging and entertaining, family-centered evening of tales to fill the mind, the heart, and the soul. A $10 donation per adult and $5 per child is requested at the door. Zoom participants may mail a donation to Temple Sinai, 509 Broadway, Saratoga Springs. To register or learn about other upcoming programs, visit us on Facebook or go to the SJCA Home Page at https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/Db0ZvTj/SJCAHomePage.

Monday, March 4, 2024
FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. Head to the library each week for family game night in the Young People’s Room. Play our board games or bring your own!

EAGLE WATCH: At Moreau Lake State Park, 8:30am. Join a Park Educator on a convoy-style journey along the Hudson River to try to spot our local Bald Eagles. We will be getting in and out of vehicles at a few locations and, with a little luck, viewing the eagles through binoculars and a scope so make sure to bring your hat and gloves! If you have binoculars bring them, we do have a couple of pairs to pass around as well. $5 program fee payable at the office upon your arrival (cash or check). To reserve your spot call 518-793-0511.

“LEAVE NO TRACE” GAMES: At Moreau Lake State Park, 1pm. Looking for something fun on this day off of school? Leave No Trace teaches us the 7 principles of responsible outdoor recreation. These exciting, thought-provoking activities are for kids aged 9 and older. $1 program fee payable at the office upon your arrival (cash or check). To reserve your spot call 518-793-0511.

PRESERVATION SOCIETY MEETING: Galway Preservation Society’s monthly program. Doors open at 6:45, the program will begin at 7:00. The meeting will be held at the Galway Town Hall, 5910 Sacandaga Road, Galway. Historian and Education Director at the Schoharie Crossing Historic Site David Brooks will join the Galway Preservation Society’s March meeting to present a talk on “DeWitt’s Duel”, exploring the life of DeWitt Clinton and the politics of early America and New York State. DeWitt Clinton was governor of New York State, a US Senator and Mayor of New York City. DeWitt Clinton has been called the “Father of the Erie Canal” for his role in orchestrating the building of the Canal by some, while others called the project “Clinton’s Folly” or “Clinton’s Ditch”. David Brooks will explain how political wranglings and intrigue led to DeWitt’s Duel on the plains of Weehawken, New Jersey across the river from New York City. Our programs are always open to the public, free of charge. If you choose, annual family or household membership is available for $10 per year.

Tuesday, March 5, 2024

TEEN GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 6-7pm. Do you like video games or board games, or just want a fun place to hang out with your friends? Come to the library for some free games and snacks! For teens ages 13-18.

WINTER LECTURE: The Waterford Historical Museum presents its final Winter Lecture. 7pm at 2 Museum Lane, Waterford. Tickets are $10, Call 518-238-0809 or email [email protected] to RSVP. Lauren Roberts presents “Extraordinary Women in Saratoga County.”

WHOLENESS CLASSES: Presented by “New Thought New York.” 7 Tuesdays beginning January 23. During this 7-week class, students will explore the interrelationship between Spirit, Mind, and Body. This class is based on the principles of New Thought as well as current research in the scientific fields of medicine and quantum physics. You will also employ spiritual
practices to apply these ideas in your own daily life. Required textbooks: Mind Over Medicine by Lissa Rankin (ISBN: 978-1-4019-3999-1 and The Science of Mind by Ernest Holmes (ISBN: 978-0874779219). Class workbook will be provided by the facilitator. Suggested donation: $20 per class session. To sign up, fill out the Contact us form at www.newthoughtnewyork.org.

COMMUNITY MEAL: YWCA of the Greater Capital Region, Inc., located at 21 First St. in Troy, serves a weekly community meal from 5 to 6 p.m. each Tuesday. It is a free-of-charge, to-go dinner provided for YWCA residents as well as anyone in the community. All are welcome to join us each week for a free, nutritious cooked meal. Meals are prepared by a variety of volunteers including but not limited to YWCA-GCR staff, residents, community members and students. Residents are encouraged to participate in preparation of the meals and will be assisted by staff in menu planning, shopping and time management. We serve an average of 75 people per week. The YWCA-GCR also partners with community organizations to set up booths at weekly Community Meal to advertise, promote and engage guests in services. Residents and community members can call the YWCA-GCR at (518) 274-7100 to find out Tuesday’s menu. More information about this program is available online at www.ywca-gcr.org.

COMMUNITY DINNER: Redemption Church of Christ serves a free dinner every Tuesday from 4-6 pm at the church, 1511 6th Ave. in Watervliet. All are welcome. A takeout option is available. Delivery is available for those not able to attend in person.

SEEDS AND COMPOSTING: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. Come on down to the Nature Center where we will be starting vegetable and flower seeds as well as discussing the why’s and how’s of composting. This program is for people interested in growing their knowledge, whether you’ve been gardening for years or are starting seeds for the first time. Materials
provided, seed sharing welcome! $5 program fee payable at the office upon your arrival (cash or check). To reserve your spot call 518-793-0511.

POTTER POINT HIKE: At Moreau Lake State Park, 1pm. A fun little walk along the Hudson River on a lesser-known parcel of land will surely impress anyone who enjoys a little walk off trail. The hike will have some rolling hills but there are also a few spots where we will have some tricky footing or wet sloppy walking. Pleases dress accordingly for the weather and wear appropriate hiking boots. The cost for the hike is $5 (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

Wednesday, March 6, 2024

TRAIL HIKE: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. A steeper, more challenging hike on our beautiful Cottage Park trail to one of Western Ridge’s overlooks. This is an out-and-back hike that will be approximately 3.3 miles round-trip. Bring plenty of water, snacks, waterproof shoes, and appropriate clothing for the weather. We have snowshoes, trekking poles, and microspikes to rent at our park office. The cost for the hike is $5 (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

Thursday, March 7, 2024

TROY CITY COUNCIL MEETING: Troy City Council meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday of every month in the Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 433 River St. in Troy. At the monthly Regular meetings, Troy residents can discuss any issue related to the City of Troy. Past meetings can be viewed on the City Council’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/troycitycouncil. More information is available online at troyny.gov.

STORYTIME LEARN & PLAY: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second Street. 10:30-11:15 am. Join us at the Main Library for your child’s enrichment through stories, song, movement, and play! For ages 0 to 5 with a caregiver.

SIDEWALK WARRIORS: Each Thursday evening in the parking lot at 35 State St. in Troy, dozens of volunteers set up a large number of tables for Sidewalk Warriors’ weekly distribution. At these tables, visitors can find hot foods, sandwiches, produce, pantry items and essentials. The group often provides special distributions such as towels, linens, pillows, winter boots, underwear, socks or laundry detergent. The folks who attend the distribution may be experiencing homelessness or food insecurity, or they may simply be running short on resources at the end of the month. Set up for the weekly Sidewalk Warriors distribution events begins at 5 p.m. each Thursday, and volunteers begin serving at 6 p.m., no matter what the weather. More information about Sidewalk Warriors Troy is available online at www.sidewalkwarriorstroy.com and www.facebook.com/sidewalkwarriorstroy.

BINGO: Rensselaer Elks Lodge #2073, located at 683 Columbia Turnpike, hosts Bingo every Thursday evening and the general public is welcome to attend. Doors open at 5 PM for players age 18+. Play starts at 7 PM. $1,300 in prizes. Food and refreshments sold.

TREE TAPPING: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. A homeschool popup event. Join an educator in the nature center for a quick history of making maple syrup, the process from beginning to end, and if you are able, come on a short walk to tap a tree! We are encouraging homeschool groups to attend, but it is open to the public. Geared toward ages 6+, siblings welcome. The cost is $5 for adults and $1 for children (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

IRISH LIBRARY PROGRAM: Celebrate a bit of Irish culture at the Galway Public Library on March 7 at 6:30 pm. Master Martial Arts instructors John Borter and Trish Chiovari will demonstrate the Irish Martial Art of “Bataireacht,” or Shillelagh Fighting, to library guests. John and Trish will show you the moves and tell you why this art was such an integral part of life in Ireland long ago. They’ll even get some of you into the act! The rich history and story of the blackthorn, the trees shillelaghs are traditionally made from, will be told by Christopher Shaw, who will also sing a few Irish songs and bend your ear with a story or two. Slainte! For adults and teens ages 12 and up. The Galway Public Library is located at 2112 East St, Galway. Space is limited, so registration is requested at 518-882-6385.

Friday, March 8, 2024

CIVIL WAR ROUND TABLE: The Capital District Civil War Round Table will hold its monthly meeting on March 8 at the Watervliet Senior Center, 1501 Broadway (across from city hall). Potsdam historian Jan Wojcik will speak on the April 1865 Battle of Appomattox, which led to the surrender of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia and effectively ended the Civil War. Social hour with light refreshments starts at 6 pm, and the presentation begins at 7 pm after a short business meeting. All are welcome.

WIGGLY WANDERERS: At Moreau Lake State Park, 9:30am. Wiggly wanderers is a casual and fun program that is offered to walking toddlers, carriable babies and their caregivers. This will be a beginner’s hike/wander series for toddlers who are ready to move and caregivers who are willing and able to baby wear and/or carry their toddler if their legs get too tired. We will not plan too much distance walking and we will rely on teachable moments to carry us through these experiences. Strollers will not work for these programs. While you do not need to attend each week, we will continue to build our toddlers hiking skills as well as their caregivers’ confidence taking the children into the woods to explore. This event does not have sign ups, please come if you can. We meet at the nature center parking lot. $1 per child. For any questions call 518-793-0511.

Saturday, March 9, 2024

CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE DINNER: Stephentown Volunteer Fire Department is holding an “All You Can Eat at the Fire Hall” event featuring a corned beef and cabbage dinner. 35 Grange Hall Road, Stephentown. $20 per person, Kids age 6-10 $10 (dine-in only), Kids age 5 & under FREE (dine-in only), All Take Outs $20.

MELVILLE HOUSE TOUR: The Lansingburgh Historical Society is happy to announce that once again Melville House, located at 2 114th St., Troy, will have monthly house tours starting March 9. The House will be open from 10 am to 2 pm. While touring the House, check out the artifacts from the beautiful Boradaile and the old Lion Shirt Factory that will be on display there. A donation of $5 from members and a $6 donation from not yet members is always appreciated.

CHURCH DINNER: The Melrose United Methodist Church (located at 20 Church Street, Melrose) will hold a Lasagna Dinner on Saturday, March 9. Take outs start at 4:30pm. Dine-in seating is from 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Tickets are $13 for adults, $5 for children ages 5 to 12, and free for children under 5. Reservations are appreciated but not required. To make a reservation, please call 518-235-4370 or email [email protected].

LIBRARY FUNDRAISER: Friends’ of the Library Fundraiser Saturday, March 9th at 6 pm to benefit the Stillwater Public Library. MEAT Raffle at the Mechanicville Elks Club. Tickets $12 at door ($10 pre-purchase). (518) 664 6255 for more information.

DARK SKY GAMES: At Moreau Lake State Park, 7pm. Dark Sky games are a family friendly, fun way to enjoy the beach in a whole new way! Taking advantage of the dark skies of the new moon we’ll play Bat and Moth, test our ability to see colors and more. If it’s clear, the one and only Larry the Astronomer will open up our observatory so we can marvel at the wonders of
the universe through our telescope. The cost is $5/adults and $1/children (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

BARBIE FORUM: To commemorate the 65th birthday of the controversial doll, the League of Women Voters is holding a forum titled, “Baffling Barbie: Feminist Friend or Foe?” on Saturday, March 9 from 10am to noon at the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Library. The public is invited to attend.
Headlining the event will be Rosemary Armao, an investigative reporter, podcaster, professor at UAlbany, and previously on WAMC’s “Round Table and Media Project.” Panelists representing four generations of women will share their perceptions of how Barbie influenced their views of what it means to be a woman in American culture and if the “Barbie” movie changed their perceptions of the doll’s impact. Clips from the “Barbie” movie will be shown. There will also be a display of Barbie dolls by a long-time area collector, Myla Kramer. No registration is required for this free event. Kens welcome! For more information, visit www.lwvsaratoga.org.

THEATER VOLUNTEER OPEN HOUSE: On Saturday, March 9th Home Made Theater will hold an open house for both potential and existing volunteers. The open house will be held from 10:00am-12:00pm at Home Made Theater’s Wilton Mall headquarters, which is located in the wing nearest the Saratoga Hospital offices. Most of the work of producing live theater at Home Made Theater is done by volunteers. New members of the team are always welcome and appreciated. Volunteers work in almost every aspect of production and work side by side with theater professionals. No experience is necessary, just a willingness to learn.

Sunday, March 10, 2024

BREAKFAST: The Latham-Colonie Columbiettes are hosting a March Breakfast Buffet on Sunday, March 10th, from 8:30 am to 11:30 am at the Latham-Colonie Knights of Columbus Council, 328 Troy-Schenectady Road, Latham. Menu includes: Scrambled Eggs, an Omelet Station, Home Fries, Corned Beef Hash, Bacon and Sausage, Pancakes and French Toast served with warm syrup, a variety of Cereals and Juices, Bananas, and Hot Tea, Coffee, or Hot Chocolate. www.lathamcoloniekofc.com/dinners-events. $12 Adults, $6 Children (5-10) and under 5 Free! [email protected] or 518-272-8831 for more information.

TRAIL STEWARD MEETING: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. A meeting to introduce the trail steward program to newcomers. The duties of a trail steward include walking the trails of Moreau Lake State Park to identify and report maintenance needs, light trail maintenance including cutting back branches with supplied hand saws and loppers and hanging trail signs when necessary. This meeting will provide crucial information on what to look for on the trails. Established trail stewards are welcome to come, but it is not mandatory. This meeting is free. For any questions call 518-793-0511.

THEATER AUDITIONS: Home Made Theater announces open auditions for their June production of “The Secret Garden.” The auditions will be held on March 10th from 1-5pm (children and teens only), March 11th from 6-9pm (teens and adults only), and March 12th (adults only) from 6:30-9:30pm at Home Made Theater’s headquarters at the Wilton Mall (near Saratoga Hospital). Callbacks (by invitation only) will be held on March 13th. The primary cast consists of four adult men, four adult women, one boy, and one girl (approximately 10 years old). There will also be ensemble roles available. Teens will be considered for some of the adult roles as well as the ensemble. All ethnicities and gender identities are encouraged to audition. For the audition, please prepare 32 bars of a song. Singers must provide their own music in their key. No A Cappella singing please. Readings will be provided. Bring a current photo (cannot be returned), and a resume (or list of any prior theater experience). Be prepared to list all potential conflicts from the first rehearsal through closing (with the exception of Tech Week and performances, conflicts can be worked around if known about in advance). For a detailed flyer with character descriptions and directions to Home Made Theater’s Wilton Mall headquarters, visit Home Made Theater’s website, www.homemadetheater.org.

Monday, March 11, 2024

BUTTON CLUB: The Half Moon Button Club will meet on March 11th at the Bethlehem Public Library, 451 Delaware Avenue, Delmar. The social time starts at 10:00 a.m. followed by the business meeting at 11:00 followed by the program. Bring a bag lunch. Dessert will be provided. For more information call Kirsti at 518-869-8125. Everyone is welcome! For more Information visit https://www.HalfMoonButtonClub.org

FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. Head to the library each week for family game night in the Young People’s Room. Play our board games or bring your own!

TREE ID HIKE: At Moreau Lake State Park, 1pm. This Johnny Appleseed Day, join us for a beginner-level tree ID walk along our Nature Trail. We’ll also plant apple seeds that you can take home to grow your very own apple tree! This program is family friendly and good for all ages. The cost is $5/adults and $1/children (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

THEATER AUDITIONS: Home Made Theater announces open auditions for their June production of “The Secret Garden.” The auditions will be held on March 10th from 1-5pm (children and teens only), March 11th from 6-9pm (teens and adults only), and March 12th (adults only) from 6:30-9:30pm at Home Made Theater’s headquarters at the Wilton Mall (near Saratoga Hospital). Callbacks (by invitation only) will be held on March 13th. The primary cast consists of four adult men, four adult women, one boy, and one girl (approximately 10 years old). There will also be ensemble roles available. Teens will be considered for some of the adult roles as well as the ensemble. All ethnicities and gender identities are encouraged to audition. For the audition, please prepare 32 bars of a song. Singers must provide their own music in their key. No A Cappella singing please. Readings will be provided. Bring a current photo (cannot be returned), and a resume (or list of any prior theater experience). Be prepared to list all potential conflicts from the first rehearsal through closing (with the exception of Tech Week and performances, conflicts can be worked around if known about in advance). For a detailed flier with character descriptions and directions to Home Made Theater’s Wilton Mall headquarters, visit Home Made Theater’s website, www.homemadetheater.org.

Tuesday, March 12, 2024

SAM LOCAL MAGICIANS’ MEETING: The local group of The Society of American Magicians, Assembly #24, meets at 7pm PM on the second Tuesday of the month at the S. W. Pitts Hose Co. of Latham, 226 Old Loudon Road, Latham. We welcome all persons, age 16 and older, with any interest in the art of magic whether it be: performance, history, collecting, or purely entertainment to join us for a fun evening. For more information about our organization, or for a link to a local magician, visit our website: WWW.SAM24.SYNTHASITE.COM.

LIBRARY COMMITTEE MEETINGS: The Stillwater Public Library is holding the following meetings: 6:30 pm – Finance Meeting, 7 pm – Library Board of Trustees Meeting.

THEATER AUDITIONS: Home Made Theater announces open auditions for their June production of “The Secret Garden.” The auditions will be held on March 10th from 1-5pm (children and teens only), March 11th from 6-9pm (teens and adults only), and March 12th (adults only) from 6:30-9:30pm at Home Made Theater’s headquarters at the Wilton Mall (near Saratoga Hospital). Callbacks (by invitation only) will be held on March 13th. The primary cast consists of four adult men, four adult women, one boy, and one girl (approximately 10 years old). There will also be ensemble roles available. Teens will be considered for some of the adult roles as well as the ensemble. All ethnicities and gender identities are encouraged to audition. For the audition, please prepare 32 bars of a song. Singers must provide their own music in their key. No A Cappella singing please. Readings will be provided. Bring a current photo (cannot be returned), and a resume (or list of any prior theater experience). Be prepared to list all potential conflicts from the first rehearsal through closing (with the exception of Tech Week and performances, conflicts can be worked around if known about in advance). For a detailed flier with character descriptions and directions to Home Made Theater’s Wilton Mall headquarters, visit Home Made Theater’s website, www.homemadetheater.org.

Wednesday, March 13, 2024

SPICES AROUND THE WORLD: A Zoom class hosted by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Albany County. This is the third of five classes. Join us on Zoom at 6pm to discuss the spices and seasoning of Korean barbecue by using sesame oil, rice wine vinegar, paprika and gochugaru (chili powder). Please make a recipe using one or more of these or share past experiences with others in the class. Register in advance for this meeting:
https://cornell.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMldeusrTsuHtGiEuyzC_FI3-HELVoRiXcQ
The other classes in this series will be on April 10 and May 8.

TRAIL HIKE: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. Join an educator on a meandering trail around Lake Bonita. This hike is an approximately 1.7 miles loop and considered an intermediate hike. Bring plenty of water, snacks, waterproof shoes, and appropriate clothing for the weather. We have snowshoes, trekking poles, and microspikes to rent at our park office. The cost for the hike is $5 (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

Thursday, March 14, 2024

“BASKETS TO PALLETS” PART 1: A two part class for farmers. 10 am to 3:30 pm at CCE of Albany Co., 24 Martin Road, Voorheesville. Are you looking to diversify sales beyond the farmers’ market, CSA, and farm stand? Food hubs, grocery stores, restaurants and cooperatives are looking for your products to meet growing consumer demand for local and sustainably produced food. However, successful business with wholesale buyers requires planning and preparation. Ensure your success by joining us for ‘Baskets to Pallets,’ a comprehensive two-day introduction to selling your farm products wholesale. The ‘Baskets to Pallets’ course is designed for farmers of all types. This two-day workshop covers building relationships with buyers, customer management, record keeping, pricing, grading, packaging, uniformity and consistency, as well as food safety. Hands-on activities and opportunities for peer learning and small group discussion, along with one break-out session for livestock and produce farmers, are included. The cost for the workshop is $50.00 per person. This registration fee covers the cost of morning refreshments and lunch each day. Space is limited to 40 participants, so early registration is encouraged. Register online at: https://caahp.ccext.net/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=192. For assistance with registration, contact Dara Boudreaux at 518-765-3518/[email protected]. For more information about the workshop, contact Steve Hadcock at 518-380-1497 or [email protected]. The ‘Baskets to Pallets’ course is co-hosted by the Central NY Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops Program, CCE Capital Area Agricultural and Horticultural Program, and Eastern NY Commercial Horticulture Program.

KNEE-HIGH NATURALIST: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. Geared toward children aged 2-5, (siblings welcome) Knee-high Naturalist is a fun introduction to nature. We meet in the Nature Center where we begin by reading a book or two and then take a short walk together outdoors, keeping our eyes open for animal tracks, shells, feathers, and other signs of the natural world around us. Dress for the weather. The cost is $1 per child (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Please register at least 24 hours in advance at 518-793-0511.

MAPLE SYRUP CLASS: At Moreau Lake State Park, 1pm. Join an educator in the nature center for a quick history of making maple syrup, the process from beginning to end, and if you are able, come on a short walk to see what trees we are tapping! Geared toward ages 6+, siblings welcome. The cost is $5 for adults and $1 for children (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

Friday, March 15, 2024

KNIT & CROCHET GROUP: Join the Troy Public Library for a bi-weekly stitching group from 10 to 11 am on every first and third Friday of the month. Whether you have experience knitting or crocheting or you want to start learning a new skill, this group is for you! Participants will work together to stitch blankets and other needed items to donate to local homeless shelters and outreach groups. Participants are also welcome to work on their own personal projects. Bring your own knitting needles and crochet hooks or use what we have available. This in-person event is free and open to the public. No registration required. The Troy Public Library is located at 100 Second Street, Troy.

Saturday, March 16, 2024

CLASSICAL MUSIC COMPOSITION: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second Street. Join the library for a lovely afternoon of classical music from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.. Pianist Melanie Hardage and flutist Melanie Chirignan have a unique process of taking classical and modern pieces and reimagining them into partially improvised compositions. Join them for an afternoon of works inspired by their studies in music as well as their broader life journeys including trips to India and France. This in-person event is free and open to the public. Registration is encouraged. To register, call the library at 518-274-7071 or register online at www.thetroylibrary.org.

ST. PATRICK’S DAY DINNER: On Saturday, March 16th, the Latham-Colonie Knights of Columbus, 328 Troy-Schenectady Rd, Latham, will host their Annual St. Patrick’s Day Dinner. Menu: Corned Beef and Cabbage, Potatoes and Carrots, Homemade Irish Soda Bread, and Dessert. Serving from 4:30 to 7:00 pm, both Dine In and Take Out options available. Donation $20 per person. Reservations and more information 518-783-0572.

WOOL PYSANKY CLASS: At Moreau Lake State Park, 11am. Pysanky are traditional Ukrainian Easter eggs. We will create a woolen version in this class. Decorate with elaborate geometric shapes, animals, flowers- or wherever your imagination takes you! The cost is $5 for adults and $1 for children (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

Sunday, March 17, 2024

HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING: Join the Greenbush Historical Society on Sunday, March 17 at 2pm for an informative talk on the friendship between Martin Van Buren (our 8th President) and Washington Irving (author of the famous American ghost story “The Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow “). Irving spent a great deal of time at the Van Buren estate in Kinderhook which was named “Lindenwald.” The mansion is now a national historic site along with much of the original farm property. Our program will be presented by Melissa Dalley, a docent at Lindenwald. Meetings are held at the East Greenbush Library each month. Since seating is limited, please call 518-477-7476 to reserve a space. All are welcome to these free presentations.

REPTILE PROFILE: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. Join an educator in the nature center to meet our resident reptiles! We at Moreau take care of six New York native turtles and two snakes that cannot be released into the wild and are wonderful little educators. Learn about their exciting lives, what they like to eat, and what they use for shell-ter at the Nature Center. The cost is $5 for adults, $1 for children (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Please register at least 24 hours in advance at 518-793-0511.

Monday, March 18, 2024

FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. Head to the library each week for family game night in the Young People’s Room. Play our board games or bring your own!

Tuesday, March 19, 2024

FOREST BATHING: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. The spring equinox will kick off our weekly forest bathing once again! Coined shinrin-yoku in Japan in the 1980’s, forest bathing is the ecotherapeutic practice of spending time immersed in nature, absorbing it with all of your senses. The physiological and psychological benefits last for days afterward with the additional benefit of a new appreciation of our precious woodland and its inhabitants. This is a beginner-rated walk along the Nature Trail with long pauses to sit and enhance our awareness of our surroundings and it is approximately a 2-hour program. A small mat is beneficial to ensure a dry seat. This program is limited to those age 14 and up. Pay $5 per person (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Registration in advance by calling 518-793-0511.

SEED STARTING: At Moreau Lake State Park, 2pm. Of many traditional ways to acknowledge the spring equinox, a favorite includes celebrating the re-awakening of the earth with new growth, and stating intentions for the new season. This program combines both – we will write our intentions on paper and plant them in the soil we place our seeds in. All supplies are provided- you are welcome to bring seeds to share! The program fee is $5 (cash or check). Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

Wednesday, March 20, 2024

Thursday, March 21, 2024

“BASKETS TO PALLETS” PART 2: A two part class for farmers. 10 am to 3:30 pm at CCE of Albany Co., 24 Martin Road, Voorheesville. Are you looking to diversify sales beyond the farmers’ market, CSA, and farm stand? Food hubs, grocery stores, restaurants and cooperatives are looking for your products to meet growing consumer demand for local and sustainably produced food. However, successful business with wholesale buyers requires planning and preparation. Ensure your success by joining us for ‘Baskets to Pallets,’ a comprehensive two-day introduction to selling your farm products wholesale. The ‘Baskets to Pallets’ course is designed for farmers of all types. This two-day workshop covers building relationships with buyers, customer management, record keeping, pricing, grading, packaging, uniformity and consistency, as well as food safety. Hands-on activities and opportunities for peer learning and small group discussion, along with one break-out session for livestock and produce farmers, are included. The cost for the workshop is $50.00 per person. This registration fee covers the cost of morning refreshments and lunch each day. Space is limited to 40 participants, so early registration is encouraged. Register online at: https://caahp.ccext.net/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=192. For assistance with registration, contact Dara Boudreaux at 518-765-3518/[email protected]. For more information about the workshop, contact Steve Hadcock at 518-380-1497 or [email protected]. The ‘Baskets to Pallets’ course is co-hosted by the Central NY Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops Program, CCE Capital Area Agricultural and Horticultural Program, and Eastern NY Commercial Horticulture Program.

Friday, March 22, 2024

CHURCH CHOWDER SALE: St. Luke’s on the Hill Episcopal Church is holding their annual “Chowder Fest.” Choose from New England Clam, Manhattan Clam or Sweet Corn Chowder. Drive thru only. Friday, March 22, 4:30 – 6:30 pm. Purchase by the quart for $12 each. Pre-order by Thursday March 21 by calling 518-664-4834.

Saturday, March 23, 2024

CRAFT FAIR: The Alumni Association of Rensselaer NY School District and the Class of 2025 will hold a Craft Fair on March 23 from 10 am- 3 pm at Rensselaer High School, 25 Van Rensselaer Drive, Rensselaer. There will be 50 crafters, raffles, 50/50, a Bake sale, a concession stand, and even a visit from the Easter Bunny! Come enjoy lunch, shop, and have some fun!

TRAIL MARKER CRAFT: At Moreau Lake State Park, 11am. We will create lovely works of art by upcycling otherwise unusable trail markers. This program is suited for anyone who enjoys our trails in particular, our park in general or simply likes to make unique art. The cost is $5 for adults and $1 for children (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

Sunday, March 24, 2024

FARM SAFETY CLASS: To make your farm a safer place to work, Cornell Cooperative Extension Albany County is sponsoring a meeting on farm safety & funding that is available to help improve safety features on your property. This class is at 24 Martin Rd, Voorheesville, from 10am to noon. Agriculture is the most hazardous industry in the nation. Farmers perform chores which pose threats to their health and safety every day. Tractor rollovers, pto entanglements, animal handling, and highway accidents are some of the leading causes of injuries. The New York Center for Agriculture Medicine and Health (NYCAMH) will be discussing safety on the farm and the John May Farm Safety Fund. This fund will provide up to 50% of the cost to upgrade safety features on your farm, up to $5,000. Such things as animal handling facilities, rollover protection, electrical work, and much more can be covered. Plan on attending to learn how to apply for this funding. This is a free seminar, however, please register on or before March 7th. For more information and registration, contact Amanda Terhune: [email protected] or 518-765-3519.

Monday, March 25, 2024

FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. Head to the library each week for family game night in the Young People’s Room. Play our board games or bring your own!

TRAIL HIKE: At Moreau Lake State Park, 2pm. Join an Educator on an easier 2.1-mile hike from Nature Trail to Mud Pond. We might just see some beaver lodges. Bring plenty of water, snacks, waterproof shoes, and appropriate clothing for the weather. We have snowshoes, trekking poles, and microspikes to rent at our park office. The cost for the hike is $5 (cash or check). Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

FULL MOON HIKE: At Moreau Lake State Park, 7pm. Join a Park Educator on a beginner hike around Moreau Lake. If the clouds cooperate, we’ll get to enjoy the splendor of the moon rising above the mountains! This hike is family friendly and well-behaved dogs on a 6 foot or shorter leash are welcome. Dress for the weather and bring micro-spikes or snowshoes; there are limited numbers of micro-spikes to borrow and snowshoes to rent if weather-appropriate- let us know if you need either when you sign up. Reservations are required at least 24 hours in advance- the earlier the better as this is a popular program and it fills up quickly. To reserve your spot call 518-793-0511.

Tuesday, March 26, 2024

IBM LOCAL MAGICIANS’ MEETING: Are you fascinated by the mystery and wonder of magic? Do you have a desire to learn the art of illusion? Look no further than the International Brotherhood of Magicians! Our group meets on the 4th Tuesday of every month at the Latham Firehouse at 226 Old Loudon Rd. in Latham at 7pm. Our meetings are filled with fun, fellowship, and lots of tricks of the trade. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, our group welcomes all levels of skill and experience. Join us today and let’s bring the magic to life!

FOREST BATHING: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. Coined shinrin-yoku in Japan in the 1980’s, forest bathing is the ecotherapeutic practice of spending time immersed in nature, absorbing it with all of your senses. The physiological and psychological benefits last for days afterward with the additional benefit of a new appreciation of our precious woodland and its inhabitants. This is a beginner-rated walk along the Nature Trail with long pauses to sit and enhance our awareness of our surroundings and it is approximately a 2-hour program. A small mat is beneficial to ensure a dry seat. This program is limited to those age 14 and up. Pay $5 per person (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Registration in advance by calling 518-793-0511.

Wednesday, March 27, 2024

LIBRARY COMMITTEE MEETINGS: The Stillwater Public Library is holding the following meeting: 6pm, Friends of the Library.

Thursday, March 28, 2024

GARDEN CLUB MEETING: Join the Sand Lake Garden Club and Keith Austin on Thursday, March 28 for a talk on “Plant This – Not That.” We often hear the phrase “location, location, location.” Did you know that thought applies to plants as well as to other things? Learn about the value of using native plants. Keith will also discuss landscape choices to replace invasive species and high maintenance plants that often disappoint. The meetings are held at the Sand Lake Town Hall / Courthouse. 6pm refreshments, 6:30pm free program. All are welcome.

CEMETERY ASSOCIATION MEETING: The Castleton Cemetery Association will hold its annual Lot Owner’s and Their Families meeting on Thursday, March 28th, at the V.F.W. Hall on Scott Avenue in Castleton beginning at 7pm. The treasury report will be read, projects for the spring and summer will be discussed and election of officers will be held. All those who have an interest are welcome to attend and encouraged to join our Board. Tax-deductible contributions may be sent to: Castleton Cemetery Association C/O Dawne Kelly, 227 Shufelt Road, Nassau, NY 12123. Volunteers are welcome to help at our spring clean-up day on March 23rd, weather permitting. Please call Jayne Robinson at (518) 732-4284 with any questions.

AUTHOR TALK: On March 28, Phil Bayly, author of the “Murder on Skis” series, will be speaking at the Cohoes Public Library, temporarily located at the Cohoes Senior Center, 10 Cayuga Plaza, Cohoes. The 1:30 pm event will be free and open to the public. Mr. Bayly had a long and illustrious career as a journalist for over 4 decades including 15 yrs. as an anchor on WNYT. Upon retirement, he combined his love of writing and skiing to create the Murder on Skis series. There are currently 5 books in the series that follows reporter JC Snow as she literally uncovers bodies from Montana and Colorado to the Adirondacks. Information about the books and Mr. Bayly can be found on his website: https://www.murderonskis.com/ Cosponsored between the Library and Lifepath@Cohoes, check for updates on the Library’s website, www.CohoesPublicLibrary.org, or on their Facebook page.

TRAIL HIKE: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. Join a park educator on a guided 2.4 mile out-and-back hike with around 500 ft elevation gain to get to Moreau Overlook that has excellent site seeing at the top. Please wear appropriate clothing for the weather and waterproof boots. Bring microspikes if you have them, we have snowshoes and microspikes to rent at the office if you need them. The cost is $5 per adult, payable by cash or check at the office upon your arrival. Reservations are required at least 24 hours in advance, to reserve your spot, call the office at 518-793-0511.

Friday, March 29, 2024

Saturday, March 30, 2024

Sunday, March 31, 2024

Monday, April 1, 2024

FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. Head to the library each week for family game night in the Young People’s Room. Play our board games or bring your own!

Tuesday, April 2, 2024

Wednesday, April 3, 2024

Thursday, April 4, 2024

TROY CITY COUNCIL MEETING: Troy City Council meetings are held at 7 pm on the first Thursday of every month in the Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 433 River St. in Troy. At the monthly Regular meetings, Troy residents can discuss any issue related to the City of Troy. Past meetings can be viewed on the City Council’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/troycitycouncil. More information is available online at troyny.gov.

SIDEWALK WARRIORS: Each Thursday evening in the parking lot at 35 State St. in Troy, dozens of volunteers set up a large number of tables for Sidewalk Warriors’ weekly distribution. At these tables, visitors can find hot foods, sandwiches, produce, pantry items and essentials. The group often provides special distributions such as towels, linens, pillows, winter boots, underwear, socks or laundry detergent. The folks who attend the distribution may be experiencing homelessness or food insecurity, or they may simply be running short on resources at the end of the month. Set up for the weekly Sidewalk Warriors distribution events begins at 5 p.m. each Thursday, and volunteers begin serving at 6 pm, no matter what the weather. More information about Sidewalk Warriors Troy is available online at www.sidewalkwarriorstroy.com and www.facebook.com/sidewalkwarriorstroy.

Friday, April 5, 2024

Saturday, April 6, 2024

Sunday, April 7, 2024

Monday, April 8, 2024

FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. Head to the library each week for family game night in the Young People’s Room. Play our board games or bring your own!

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

Wednesday, April 10, 2024

SPICES AROUND THE WORLD: A Zoom class hosted by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Albany County. This is the fourth of five classes. Join us on Zoom at 6pm for a lively Caribbean cooking session featuring ginger, allspice, red pepper, and cumin. Please make a recipe using one or more of these or share past experiences with others in the class. Register in advance for this meeting: https://cornell.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMldeusrTsuHtGiEuyzC_FI3-HELVoRiXcQ
The final class in this series will be on May 8. Contact Karen at [email protected] with questions or call 518-618-5595 and leave a message.

Thursday, April 11, 2024

SIDEWALK WARRIORS: Each Thursday evening in the parking lot at 35 State St. in Troy, dozens of volunteers set up a large number of tables for Sidewalk Warriors’ weekly distribution. At these tables, visitors can find hot foods, sandwiches, produce, pantry items and essentials. The group often provides special distributions such as towels, linens, pillows, winter boots, underwear, socks or laundry detergent. The folks who attend the distribution may be experiencing homelessness or food insecurity, or they may simply be running short on resources at the end of the month. Set up for the weekly Sidewalk Warriors distribution events begins at 5 p.m. each Thursday, and volunteers begin serving at 6 pm, no matter what the weather. More information about Sidewalk Warriors Troy is available online at www.sidewalkwarriorstroy.com and www.facebook.com/sidewalkwarriorstroy.

Friday, April 12, 2024

Saturday, April 13, 2024

Sunday, April 14, 2024

Monday, April 15, 2024

FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. Head to the library each week for family game night in the Young People’s Room. Play our board games or bring your own!

Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Wednesday, April 17, 2024

Thursday, April 18, 2024

SIDEWALK WARRIORS: Each Thursday evening in the parking lot at 35 State St. in Troy, dozens of volunteers set up a large number of tables for Sidewalk Warriors’ weekly distribution. At these tables, visitors can find hot foods, sandwiches, produce, pantry items and essentials. The group often provides special distributions such as towels, linens, pillows, winter boots, underwear, socks or laundry detergent. The folks who attend the distribution may be experiencing homelessness or food insecurity, or they may simply be running short on resources at the end of the month. Set up for the weekly Sidewalk Warriors distribution events begins at 5 p.m. each Thursday, and volunteers begin serving at 6 pm, no matter what the weather. More information about Sidewalk Warriors Troy is available online at www.sidewalkwarriorstroy.com and www.facebook.com/sidewalkwarriorstroy.

Friday, April 19, 2024

Saturday, April 20, 2024

LADIES’ DAY OUT: All women are invited to attend a “Finding Joy in the Journey” Ladies Day Out from 9 am to 3 pm on April 20 at Holiday Inn, 2223 Canada Street, Lake George. Included in this event will be music by singer Megan Houde, a performance by the Glorious Praise Dancers, a Testimony by Kate Bradwell and a “Message of Hope” by Speaker Debbie Geer. Represented at this event will be Desire Design Salon, Uptown Charm Boutique, and Joyful Smile. Shopping will also be offered by local vendors. Ticket cost is $65.00. It includes a lite Continental breakfast, plated lunch, and event program. Ticket deadline is April 13. For ticket reservations, visit website www.h4awh.com Note: An “extreme makeover” pre-event contest is being offered. It includes a free hair and makeup by Desire Design Salon, a free fashion makeover by Uptown Charm Boutique, and a free Teeth whitening by Joyful Smile. All women ages 20 and up are invited to apply. Three winners will be chosen. Winners must be willing to model at the April 20 event and will receive a free admission ticket and keep their modeling outfit. Contest deadline is March 31. To submit a contest entry, visit www.h4awh.com and click on “Extreme Makeover.” For further information, visit the website at www.h4awh.com or call Debbie Geer at 518-796-2895. The event is sponsored by Hope for a Woman’s Heart, a non-profit organization.

CHURCH GARAGE SALE: The Newtonville United Methodist Church, located on the corner of Maxwell Rd & Rt 9 (near Siena College), will have a garage sale on Saturday, April 20, from 8:30am-1:30pm. Early birds may pay $5 to come in at 8:00 AM. At 1:30 there will be a bag sale – $5 per bag. Items for sale: appliances, furniture, garden tools, holiday decorations, jewelry, household tools, housewares, linens, toys, plants & books. There will also be a bake sale. We will begin accepting donations Monday, April 8. Donations may be left on the first floor by the elevator. Donations must be clean & in good repair. NOT accepted: clothing, CD’s, DVD’s, nuts, bolts, screws, hardware, craft items, encyclopedias. The last day for donations will be Weds., April 17. Cash only. All sales are final. We appreciate your support.

Sunday, April 21, 2024

Monday, April 22, 2024

FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. Head to the library each week for family game night in the Young People’s Room. Play our board games or bring your own!

Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Thursday, April 25, 2024

SIDEWALK WARRIORS: Each Thursday evening in the parking lot at 35 State St. in Troy, dozens of volunteers set up a large number of tables for Sidewalk Warriors’ weekly distribution. At these tables, visitors can find hot foods, sandwiches, produce, pantry items and essentials. The group often provides special distributions such as towels, linens, pillows, winter boots, underwear, socks or laundry detergent. The folks who attend the distribution may be experiencing homelessness or food insecurity, or they may simply be running short on resources at the end of the month. Set up for the weekly Sidewalk Warriors distribution events begins at 5 p.m. each Thursday, and volunteers begin serving at 6 pm, no matter what the weather. More information about Sidewalk Warriors Troy is available online at www.sidewalkwarriorstroy.com and www.facebook.com/sidewalkwarriorstroy.

Friday, April 26, 2024

TROY NIGHT OUT: Last Friday of every month, 5 to 9 pm in downtown Troy. Troy Night Out is an extended evening highlighting shops, restaurants, arts and culture that takes place on the last Friday of every month in downtown Troy. Attendees are able to support virtually or stroll throughout the streets and businesses, enjoying art openings, music performances, fine restaurants as well as unique boutiques of all varieties. Call in for to-go orders or shop items for curbside pick-up, watch live performances through Facebook, gather friends and family virtually the Last Friday of each month to connect, support and relax! Business Listings are updated monthly online at downtowntroy.org.

Saturday, April 27, 2024

Sunday, April 28, 2024

Monday, April 29, 2024

FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. Head to the library each week for family game night in the Young People’s Room. Play our board games or bring your own!

Tuesday, April 30, 2024

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