Events in Amsterdam, NY

A welcoming quilting session for every skill level, from seasoned stitchers to those just starting out. Participants will sew together while building skills and confidence. Please bring a sewing machine in good working order, machine needles, and a spool of cotton thread. A basic understanding of your machine is expected, and if you can sew a straight seam, you are ready to quilt. Open to adults 18 years and older. For questions or to express interest, contact Lisa Wend at LPiseczny@nycap.rr.com or (518) 852-0584.

Fiber crafters of every medium are welcome at a relaxed social gathering at the Amsterdam Free Library. Bring your current project, stitch alongside others, and share works in progress or finished pieces while exchanging ideas, tips, and tricks. This is a community meet-up for knitters, crocheters, and other stitchers to connect and create together, not a class or lesson. No registration is needed.

A gentle yoga class designed to support flexibility, focus, strength, and muscle tone while encouraging healthier breathing, better sleep, and an overall sense of well-being. Each session starts with centering, moves into light stretches and approachable asanas with an easy flow, then finishes with shavasana for deep relaxation. The cost is $15 per hour. RSVP to Jean Marie at yoginijean@yahoo.com.

Play by Play Sports Bar & Grill hosts an open mic night for musicians. A house band supports the sets and a complete backline is available. Performers can add their names to a sign-up sheet upon arrival. On-site parking makes getting there straightforward. There is a special of ten wings for ten dollars, and two pool tables offer a break between performances.

This Zumba class delivers a full-body workout that combines cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, all to upbeat Latin and global music. It is led by instructor Annie Grzywaczewski, who has eight years of experience teaching Zumba in the local area. Drop-in admission is $10, or a five-session punch card is available for $40. For questions, email annieg39@aol.com.

At Recovery Sports Grill in Amsterdam, New York, this high-energy trivia night features seven rounds that mix general knowledge, a picture round, a rotating themed miscellaneous set, a music and karaoke style segment, history and geography, and an entertainment round, all capped by a timed final showdown with a single multi-answer question worth big points. Participants can compete solo or build a team to combine strengths. Top-scoring teams earn prizes that may include gift cards, drinks, or promotional swag.

The Annual Golf Classic hosted by the Fulton Montgomery Regional Chamber of Commerce brings together golfers, casual players, and local business leaders for a full day on the fairways at Amsterdam Municipal Golf Course. The event pairs golf with generous hospitality from Meg’s at Muni, including food and refreshments throughout the day. Attendees can look forward to on-course contests with prize opportunities, raffles, giveaways, and other special activities that encourage networking and friendly competition. Proceeds support the Chamber’s mission and scholarship programs that benefit students across Fulton and Montgomery Counties. Sponsorship opportunities offer added visibility for local businesses, and those who do not golf can still participate by sponsoring or donating raffle items.

People of all ages can drop in to an open studio in Schenectady to make art at their own pace. Participants may create independently on personal ideas or explore the project of the day, which changes each week to inspire learning a new craft or sharing individual artwork. The focus is on personal expression and a sense of community, not on achieving a perfect final product.

The Produce Pantry uses a lottery system to distribute fresh fruits and vegetables that help supplement meal options. Early arrival is not necessary because numbers are drawn by lottery. In response to the lapse in SNAP benefits, potatoes and additional items will be provided through the end of 2025.

As evening settles in, the lobby at The Landing Hotel becomes a relaxed setting for live jazz. Enjoy the music while sipping a carefully mixed cocktail in a refined atmosphere. The full lineup is available on the event website.

At The Cock 'n Bull Restaurant, Oona Grady and James Gascoyne perform as Drank the Gold, bringing an Irish American contemporary traditionalist sound to the dining room. They share old-time songs, lively tunes, and plenty of cheer to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere while you eat.

Freshly baked goods await at the Niskayuna Farmers Market, available each week. To secure your favorites, ordering ahead is recommended.

A community farmers market in Amsterdam, NY ushers in the season with a lively mix of farm fresh produce, baked treats, meats, honey, maple specialties, handcrafted goods, flowers, and more, all in support of local farmers and small businesses. Expect a warm neighborhood vibe with seasonal foods, tasty bites, activities for all ages, live music, and community vendors, plus weekly specials and a rotating lineup of new sellers. It offers a chance to connect with the producers behind your food and enjoy a relaxed market experience close to home.

Set out on a guided 1.5 mile loop at the north end of the Village of Schoharie to explore early settlement, 18th century architecture, and pivotal moments from the American Revolution. Discover how Foxestown, the English name for Fuch’s Dorf, related to the seven German Palatine villages established by 1714. Along the route, hear about Mohawk and other Native sites, colonial roads and trails, Mann’s Tavern, Eckerson Mill, early churches and parsonages, and everyday life on colonial farmsteads. The walk includes time on the Old Stone Fort, also called the Lower Fort, grounds and stockade, and highlights connections to the 1772 Swart’s Tavern, the Johnson Raid of 1780, the David Williams Monument, and the Col. Peter Vroman House. The experience lasts about two hours. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for ages 9 to 17. The group meets at the Covered Bridge Lane Parking Lot in Schoharie.

Celebrate community at American Legion Post 1092 in Schenectady with a day that honors local veterans and highlights neighborhood businesses. Browse offerings from local vendors, makers, and small businesses, including handmade goods, gifts, crafts, and other specialty items. Enjoy a friendly, welcoming atmosphere while you shop, and know that all proceeds stay in the community to directly support American Legion Post 1092.

Enjoy a hands-on glassblowing workshop that supports the club, where participants craft two blown glass ornaments. A beverage and a snack are included, and the experience welcomes both first-timers and those with prior practice. Ages 14 and up only. Please register in advance.

Plunder Gaming runs a Commander League with pod-based play, seating players by deck power to keep matchups balanced. The entry fee is $5, which includes admission and a ticket for an end-of-month raffle where the winner chooses from a selection of sealed booster boxes. If a deck’s strength is unknown, the organizers can assess it and provide a rating. Winners of each pod earn an extra raffle ticket and may choose either 100 Loyalty Points or a booster pack. After the opening round, additional pods are organized based on interest, and participants may enter any round.

Live jazz takes the spotlight in an elegant hotel lobby, creating a relaxed setting for an evening of smooth melodies. Guests can savor expertly crafted cocktails as the music plays, making for a refined way to unwind.

Two teams of quick-thinking improvisers go head to head in a fast-paced showdown, scoring points and chasing glory while piling up big laughs. It blends the excitement of a sporting match with the spontaneity of live improv for a spirited, anything-can-happen competition. Audience laughter helps decide who comes out on top, so every cheer and chuckle counts. Look for rapid-fire scenes, playful challenges, and plenty of surprises in a comedy battle that keeps the energy high from start to finish.

Explore a curated marketplace showcasing makers, artists, and designers on Jay Street Marketplace. It occurs alongside the Schenectady Green Market and Farmers Market, offering a convenient way to experience both in one visit.

This first-of-its-kind, fully digital league uses UDisc for scoring and Venmo for payments, with no cash accepted. Weekly dues are $10, with $6 going to weekly payouts that reward the top three finishers or the top 25 percent when participation exceeds 20 players. An additional $2 is directed to end-of-year payouts for the top 25 percent, and players must complete a minimum of five weeks to qualify. There is also a mandatory $2 ace pot that rolls over. UDisc handicap scoring is in effect, and only players who already have a handicap are eligible for payouts each week.

This adult session at Amsterdam Free Library explores Dungeons and Dragons, a cooperative tabletop role-playing game where participants create unique characters and venture through fantasy quests led by a Dungeon Master. Expect collaborative storytelling, creative problem solving, and teamwork as the group faces challenges together. Registration is required by phone at 518-842-1080. Dates may change.

Young adventurers ages 7 to 12 are invited by Amsterdam Free Library to explore the world of Dungeons and Dragons. Guided by a Dungeon Master, kids will create characters, use their imaginations, and collaborate to overcome challenges through shared storytelling and problem solving. Each session features a standalone quest that begins and concludes within the same meeting, so participants can complete an entire adventure in one go. Registration is required. To secure a spot, call 518-842-1080. Plans may change, so adventure dates are subject to updates.

Take a relaxed walk at Woodlawn Preserve on a loop that circles the pond and highlights the distinct plant life that makes this site well known. This landscape is a surviving piece of an earlier era, where sandy soils and neutral to slightly basic groundwater create conditions that are now uncommon in the region. Expect to see plants that were once typical of certain pine bush wetlands, along with many characteristic sandplain species. The route is mostly flat and follows a wide path, though some stretches have soft, sandy footing.

Plunder Gaming is launching a weekly Riftbound tournament in constructed format, featuring Swiss pairings with best-of-three matches. The entry fee is $5, and booster packs go to players who finish in the top half of the standings. Advance registration is available through the Carde.io event page, and the schedule may be adjusted based on player feedback.

World Ballet Company brings Swan Lake to Proctors in a lavish production accompanied by a live orchestra. The beloved tale of love, sorcery, and the clash between light and darkness unfolds with Tchaikovsky’s score performed live. A 50-member international cast dances through signature moments, including the Dance of the Little Swans and the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés, surrounded by more than 150 hand-sewn costumes and detailed handcrafted sets. The performance lasts about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is for ages 5 and over. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours nationwide with artists representing over ten countries, sharing classic ballets with both newcomers and longtime admirers. To date, the company has appeared in more than 300 cities and reached an audience of over 500,000.

Settle in for dinner accompanied by live jazz from a trio based in upstate New York. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling (518) 882-6962.

Explore the south end of the Village of Schoharie on a guided walking loop that traces the story of Fountaintown, the English name for Brunnen Dorf, or Spring Village. The route covers the arrival and experiences of the German Palatine settlers, early churches, 18th century architecture, and the village’s 19th century growth. Along the way, hear about the Palatine settlement at Brunnen Dorf, the 1743 Parsonage House, Rev. Peter N. Sommer, the 1795 Lawyer’s Tavern, now known as Lasell Hall, the Johnson Raid of 1780, the Tory uprising of 1777, the Lutheran churches from 1750 and 1796, Throop Drug Store, the Parrot House, 1st Street Movies, Wood’s Hotel, Civil War Camp Vedder and the 134th Regiment, as well as accounts of early murders, jail breaks, and more. The tour covers approximately 1.5 miles and lasts about two hours. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for youth ages 9 to 17.

Tri-City Gem Fest features 20 vendors offering jewelry, carvings, fossils, rough and polished minerals, crystals and more. Highlights include live geode cracking, fluorescent minerals under UV lights, and geology displays. Children can spend time in a youth center with crafts and other activities, and food will be available on site for a quick bite between exhibits. Geared toward rockhounds, collectors and families, with discounted presale tickets available.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pine Grove Volunteer Fire Department is hosting a community flea market with one of a kind finds and a friendly setting for neighbors and friends. Vendor opportunities are open, availability is limited, and those interested can contact the organizers with questions about signing up. After the market, the firemen will hold a chicken barbecue so attendees can enjoy a meal while supporting local firefighters. All activities take place at the Pine Grove Volunteer Fire Department.

A doubles 8-ball Vegas qualifying tournament takes place at Towne Bowling Academy, where two-player teams compete for spots in the finals. Teams must complete online registration before participating. The entry fee is $50 per team and includes a $10 greens fee. The two highest-placing teams advance to the finals. Organized by Capital Region APA. For details, contact 518-618-8384 or capitalregion@apaleagues.com.

The 60th Stockade Walkabout is a fall open house in Schenectady’s Historic Stockade neighborhood, New York’s first designated historic district. Visitors are invited to step inside distinctive private homes, enjoy music and characters throughout the area, and take in exhibits at the Schenectady County Historical Society. An archaeology dig and displays of artifacts left by early residents add to the experience, and the event is presented in partnership with the Stockade StreetFest. Highlights include tasting cider from trees now thriving where wild cucumbers once grew in a home filled with heirloom furnishings and artwork by Hannah Skoonberg. Another stop features a notably narrow residence, 17 feet across yet four rooms deep, still lit by its original skylight over the stair. An Arts and Crafts era house welcomes guests with a gracious foyer, an oak staircase, and striking windows and fireplace. A 1765 Georgian home with a later 19th century façade and mansard roof shares restoration discoveries through artifact and photo displays. Some interiors were recently used for a Warner Brothers film slated for 2027, and one parlor window hides a secret inscription. A cozy cottage overlooks the Binne Kill and offers inspiration from a newly refreshed kitchen. Locations also include the Stockade Inn, neighborhood churches, and the Schenectady County Historical Society. Tickets are available online and at select retailers.

Settle in for an evening devoted to Rush, as The Goldman Boys guide listeners through the band’s catalog with music spanning every era of the progressive rock group.

A monthly market inside Ecco co work in downtown Schenectady brings moms together to support one another and highlights small women and mama run businesses. Attendees can browse vendors, make purchases, and connect with a community of mothers in a setting focused on encouragement and mutual support.

A monthly mix of bingo and bites pairs local food truck fare with a self-guided Aquarium Bingo adventure. Pick up a scavenger-hunt bingo card at the admissions area, explore the exhibits, and check off squares as you make discoveries throughout the aquarium. Finish a winning line and redeem a prize at the gift shop, while supplies last. Purchases from food trucks are separate, and the aquarium bingo activity is included with general admission. Food trucks are available March through October, with events typically held on the fourth Sunday of the month. From November through February the bingo continues, and the food trucks pause for the colder season.

Enjoy an evening of big band jazz paired with a concert friendly menu. Seating is organized ahead of the performance, and booking a table in advance is recommended. For reservations, call 518-882-6962.

Skillet brings the Comatose 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour to Proctors with a lineup that now features Autumn Kings, Escape the Fate, and Skillet. Expect a surge of heavy guitars, soaring hooks, and themes of grit and perseverance from a band recognized among the biggest global hard rock acts of the 21st century. John Cooper on lead vocals and bass, Korey Cooper on guitar and keys, Jen Ledger on drums and vocals, and Seth Morrison on lead guitar headline with a catalog that includes the 6x-Platinum hit Monster, billions of streams, high profile placements across sports, film, and television, RIAA gold, platinum, or multi-platinum certifications for 12 singles and four albums, two GRAMMY nominations, a Billboard Music Award, and three Top 5 debuts on the Billboard 200. Recent highlights include a first Christmas release, O Come, O Come Emmanuel, reaching number one on five Billboard charts, record-setting crowds on a European tour, the EDEN graphic novel series with Z2, and a heavier new single titled Scream. Two VIP options are available. The Skillet Meet & Greet Experience includes a premium or general admission ticket, a meet and greet and photo with the band, a city specific tour poster, an exclusive Skillet merchandise bundle, a commemorative VIP laminate, and early access to merchandise shopping. The Skillet VIP Early Entry Merch Package includes a premium or general admission ticket, a city specific tour poster, an exclusive Skillet merchandise bundle, a commemorative VIP laminate, and early access to merchandise shopping. This second package does not include a meet and greet or any artist involvement. VIP package sales close seven days prior to the event. By purchasing a VIP package, you acknowledge that Proctors Collaborative may share your contact and purchase information with the VIP provider for communications about the VIP experience and to fulfill VIP merchandise.

The evening features dinner alongside live music from two top musicians from the Capital Region. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling 518-882-6962.

Created for book-loving mothers, this free monthly book club brings readers together at Bulk Book Warehouse for conversation and community. Attendees may bring books to trade with other participants and browse the store’s wide range of titles during the gathering. A dedicated book wall offers an ideal backdrop for Instagram photos, making it a welcoming spot for Bookstagram fans. Participants are encouraged to share their current to be read picks and connect with local mothers over favorite stories.

Whiskey Highway returns to Electric City with a country rock show at Rivers Casino and Van Slyck's. The evening opens with line dancing guided by host and emcee Kevin Richards, a CMA-winning radio DJ and country music promoter. After the dancing, the band performs live to keep the energy high on the floor.

The Walk to End Alzheimer's in Schenectady focuses on the fight against Alzheimer’s and shares a clear message of hope.

The biennial quilt show is scheduled at Proctors Theatre. This recurring gathering highlights quilting and the creativity behind every stitch.

At the Old Stone Fort, the Fall Festival Fundraiser features a full day of live performances, local flavors, and shopping. Highlights include a presentation by Ken Jones on the Esperance Witch, concerts by Rubber Band and Golden Formula, and a dance performance by the Hilltown Hags. Food trucks on site include Cousins Maine Lobster, A & S Spice on Wheels, At First Bite, Kona Ice, and others. More than 30 craft vendors showcase handmade pieces, local creations, and unique gifts, making it easy to start holiday shopping early. Admission is $10 for adults, and ages 17 and under are admitted free when accompanied by an adult.

Two teams of sharp-witted improvisers go head to head in a fast-paced showdown, racking up points and chasing glory while aiming for the loudest laughs. The energy of a sports match collides with the spontaneity of live improv for a format that thrives on unpredictability. Audience reactions help determine who comes out on top, so every cheer and chuckle counts. Quick, spirited, and packed with surprises, this comedy faceoff promises big laughs from start to finish.

The focus is on crafting bags and other small items from ties. Please bring examples of your own work to share.

The Golden Girls return in a brand new comedy that launches the beloved foursome into another outrageous chapter. Sophia has been released on bail after a DEA arrest tied to a drug operation at Shady Pines. Blanche and Rose have created CreakN, a successful sex app for seniors. Dorothy is trying to keep the group steady, with help from a much younger flame whose libido keeps the chaos humming. Expect a mix of warmth and big laughs as familiar bonds spark fresh mischief. The performance includes a 20 minute intermission. Presented by Murray & Peter.

Play, Create & Explore hosts a nature-focused playgroup featuring a changing mix of hands-on activities such as sensory exploration, process art, playdough prompts, and simple science. Designed for children ages 12 months through five years, participation requires attentive supervision by a caregiver, and siblings may attend. Sessions take place outdoors in the grassy area across from the old Casino building in Central Park, the future site of the Schenectady Environmental Education Center. The program runs in all weather, so plan for the elements, and weather-related cancellations follow the Niskayuna school district.

At The Cock 'n Bull Restaurant, Oona Grady and James Gascoyne perform as Drank the Gold, well known in the area for their Irish American contemporary traditional style. Their music fills the dining hour with old-time songs, lively tunes, and a warm sense of cheer, blending classic sounds with a contemporary touch.

Doubles 9-ball teams compete at Krazy 8’s Billiards Hall in a Vegas qualifier hosted by Capital Region APA. The top two teams earn a place in the finals. Online registration is required. The entry fee is $50 per team and includes $10 in greens fees. For more information, contact Capital Region APA at (518) 618-8384 or capitalregion@apaleagues.com.

Savor a Brooks BBQ meal from the comfort of your car with drive-thru only service. Orders are taken until everything is sold out, and credit cards are accepted. The menu includes a Chicken Dinner for $16 with a half chicken, baked potato, coleslaw, a dinner roll, and a homemade brownie. A Half Chicken is available for $10. Bottled Brooks Chicken and BBQ sauces may also be available for $5 each while supplies last. Walk-up service is not offered.

Two teams of improvisers square off in a high-energy competition for points, glory, and big laughs. The format blends the excitement of a sports showdown with the spontaneity of live improv for an unpredictable comedy experience. Audience laughter helps decide who wins, so every reaction matters. Expect quick pacing, sharp humor, and a lively contest from start to finish.

For nearly a century, Betty Boop has charmed audiences with her signature look, voice, and style. This new Broadway musical comedy follows her wish for a simple day off from life as a superstar in a black and white world and sweeps her into a colorful New York City adventure filled with music, romance, and heart. Tony Award winning director and choreographer Jerry Mitchell, known for Kinky Boots, Hairspray, and La Cage aux Folles, leads the production. The score is by multiple Grammy winner David Foster, whose credits include I Have Nothing, After the Love Is Gone, and The Prayer, with lyrics by Tony Award nominee Susan Birkenhead of Working and Jelly’s Last Jam, and a book by Tony Award winner Bob Martin of The Drowsy Chaperone and The Prom. Praised by outlets such as the Chicago Tribune, Time Out New York, and The Daily Beast for its joyful energy, this production welcomes theatergoers of all ages and brings the Fleischer Studios icon to life onstage with humor and warmth.

A two-hour bingo session with the Over 55 Gang offers a relaxed way to play and socialize. A $2 cover charge includes one bingo card, and additional cards are $1 each. A concession stand will be open with snacks and beverages available for purchase.

For nearly a century, Betty Boop has charmed audiences with her signature look, voice, and style. This Broadway musical comedy follows her wish for a simple day away from superstardom in a black and white world, sending her into a colorful New York City adventure filled with music, love, and plenty of heart. Created for audiences of all ages, it blends classic charisma with lively humor and a bright, feel-good spirit. The production is directed and choreographed by Tony Award winning Jerry Mitchell, with a score by multiple Grammy winner David Foster, known for songs including I Have Nothing, After the Love Is Gone, and The Prayer. Lyrics are by Tony Award nominee Susan Birkenhead, and the book is by Tony Award winner Bob Martin, whose credits include The Drowsy Chaperone and The Prom. Critics have celebrated its vibrant energy and joyful spectacle.

At Proctors, Betty Boop leaps from her classic black and white world into a burst of color in a new Broadway musical comedy. Hoping for a simple day away from super stardom, she finds herself on a lively New York City adventure filled with music, romance, and laughter. For nearly a century, this beloved icon has charmed audiences with her look, voice, and style, and this production celebrates that legacy with a big-hearted story for all generations. Tony winner Jerry Mitchell directs and choreographs, drawing on a track record that includes Kinky Boots, Hairspray, and La Cage aux Folles. The score comes from multi Grammy winner David Foster, known for I Have Nothing, After the Love Is Gone, and The Prayer. Lyrics are by Tony nominee Susan Birkenhead, and the book is by Tony winner Bob Martin, whose credits include The Drowsy Chaperone and The Prom. Reviewers at the Chicago Tribune, Time Out New York, and The Daily Beast have praised the show’s spirit and spectacle.

Mike O’Donnell performs at The Cock 'n Bull Restaurant, showcasing his singer-songwriter style and acoustic guitar skills. There is no cover charge. Reservations are recommended at (518) 882-6962.

Betty Boop steps from the screen to the stage in BOOP! The Musical at Proctors, following the beloved star as she slips away from her black and white fame for a rare day to herself and stumbles into a vibrant journey of song, color, and romance in New York City. For close to a century, her instantly recognizable look, voice, and style have captivated fans worldwide, and this new Broadway musical comedy salutes that legacy with humor and heart. The show is directed and choreographed by Tony Award winning Jerry Mitchell, known for Kinky Boots, Hairspray, and La Cage aux Folles. The score is by multiple Grammy winner David Foster, whose songs include I Have Nothing, After the Love Is Gone, and The Prayer. Lyrics are by Tony Award nominee Susan Birkenhead, with credits such as Working and Jelly's Last Jam. The book is by Tony Award winner Bob Martin, known for The Drowsy Chaperone and The Prom. The production has been praised by outlets including the Chicago Tribune, Time Out New York, and The Daily Beast, and it is created for audiences of all ages.

Two-player teams test their skills in an 8-ball doubles tournament that serves as the third Vegas qualifier at Fritz's Taproom. The top two pairs earn places in the finals. Online registration is required. The entry cost is $50 per team, which includes a $10 greens fee. Presented by Capital Region APA. For more information, call (518) 618-8384 or email capitalregion@apaleagues.com.

Betty Boop, the beloved screen icon who has charmed fans for nearly a century, steps into a new Broadway musical comedy that carries her from a monochrome world into a vibrant New York City adventure. What starts as a superstar’s wish for a simple day off becomes a colorful journey filled with music, laughter, warmth, and a hint of romance. Directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell, the show features a score by multiple Grammy winner David Foster, lyrics by Tony Award nominee Susan Birkenhead, and a book by Tony Award winner Bob Martin. Praised by outlets such as the Chicago Tribune, Time Out New York, and The Daily Beast for its joyful energy, this production brings the Fleischer Studios icon to the stage and welcomes audiences of all ages.

Two improv teams go head to head in a high-energy competition, earning points and aiming for bragging rights while the audience’s laughter helps shape the outcome. Expect the buzz of a sports match blended with the spontaneity of live comedy, as performers create quick, unpredictable scenes that keep the momentum going. It is fast, funny, and full of playful rivalry, with the winner decided with help from the crowd.

Betty Boop steps out of her classic black and white world for a day off that spirals into a colorful New York City adventure filled with music, romance, and laughs. This new Broadway musical comedy celebrates nearly a century of the beloved icon’s look, voice, and style while delivering a big-hearted production that bubbles with joy. The staging is by Tony Award winning director and choreographer Jerry Mitchell, with a score by multiple Grammy winner David Foster, lyrics by Tony Award nominee Susan Birkenhead, and a book by Tony Award winner Bob Martin. Inspired by the famed Fleischer Studios character, the show invites audiences of all ages to experience a lively splash of color and fun.

Roxy and the Rollers perform for the Young at Heart crowd, setting a welcoming tone for an afternoon of dancing.

Created for moms and local businesses, this wellness and fitness series gathers at Collins Park for movement and connection. The sponsor and special guest for this month is Emily with Healthier span. The flow includes arrival and check-in, a stroller walk around the park, a community circle with Q&A, and time to mingle at the playground. Attendees can enjoy exercise, sunshine, and opportunities to connect with other moms and babies while hearing from professionals in health, wellness, and fitness. Goodie bags are available for the first 15 guests.

Explore one of the biggest craft fairs in Niskayuna at the Niskayuna High School PTO Craft Fair. Shop for the holiday and pick up fresh baked goods.

Compete in the third 9-ball doubles Vegas qualifier at Towne Bowling Academy in Schenectady. Online registration is required, and the entry fee is $50 per team, which includes $10 in greens fees. The top two teams will advance to the finals. Organized by Capital Region APA. For details, call (518) 618-8384 or email capitalregion@apaleagues.com.

Two teams of skilled improvisers go head to head in a fast paced showdown where points, glory, and plenty of laughs are up for grabs. The show blends the buzz of a sports match with the unpredictability and humor of live improv, keeping the energy high from start to finish. Audience reactions help decide the winner, so every laugh matters. Quick thinking, big energy, and a playful comedy competition keep the crowd smiling from scene to scene.

A monthly marketplace at Ecco co work in downtown Schenectady brings moms together to connect and support one another. Shoppers can browse offerings from women and mama-run small businesses, highlighting community and mutual encouragement.

Expect top tier big band jazz. A menu tailored for concert nights will be available, and making a reservation is highly recommended at (518) 882-6962.

Enjoy an evening that pairs dinner with live jazz from a top upstate New York trio. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling (518) 882-6962.

Proctor's Theater hosts the acclaimed Broadway musical Wicked, which reimagines the witches of Oz and offers a new take on a familiar story. The production features standout performances, vivid costumes, and powerful musical numbers, bringing the land of Oz to life from a different perspective.

Presented at Proctor's Theater, Wicked tells the backstory of the witches of Oz, offering a fresh take on a beloved tale. This acclaimed Broadway musical features standout performances, vivid costumes, and powerful songs that bring the world of Oz to life. The production invites audiences into an enchanting setting with a story that is both captivating and thought provoking.

Enjoy an evening at The Cock 'n Bull Restaurant with dinner and live music from Tim Wechgelaer and Chris Carey, two leading musicians from the Capital Region. Reservations are suggested, and the restaurant can be reached at 518-882-6962.

Created for mothers who love to read, this free monthly book club is presented in collaboration with Bulk book warehouse. Each session offers a warm, low-key space to talk about favorite reads with other local moms. Attendees are welcome to bring books to trade with one another and can also explore a large selection of titles on site. A dedicated book wall will be available for Instagram-worthy photos and a bit of TBR inspiration.

Wicked is a Broadway production praised by critics that reimagines Oz through the perspectives of its witches. The show blends standout performances, eye-catching costumes, and rousing songs to bring the story to life. This retelling offers a fresh twist on a familiar tale and draws audiences into the magic of Oz.

At Proctor's Theater, Wicked offers a reimagined look at the origins of the witches of Oz, turning a familiar story on its head. This acclaimed Broadway musical features standout performances, striking costumes, and soaring songs for an experience that aims to leave audiences spellbound.

Enjoy two hours of bingo with the Over 55 Gang. Admission is $2 and includes one bingo card, and additional cards can be purchased for $1 each. A concession stand will offer snacks and beverages for sale.

Experience live acoustic songs from a legendary guitarist and songwriter. There is no cover charge, and reserving a table ahead of time is encouraged. For details or to book, call (518) 882-6962.

Their Excellencies John fitz Thomas and Janna von Guggisberg welcome all to celebrate the Concordian New Year at Scotia United Methodist Church, hosted by the Barony of Concordia of the Snows. The site is alcohol free and is noted as meeting the East Kingdom Accessibility Porter’s Checklist. Planned activities include a Baronial Bardic Championship led by Brigid nyn Thomas O’Neill, a charity silent auction, an Arts and Sciences display presented by Mistress Ose Silverhair, traditional games, and a special dessert competition with categories and rules to be announced. Her Excellency Janna von Guggisberg invites participants to brighten the hall with a creative table setting, with a prize for the top entry. Food offerings feature a dayboard and a feast prepared by co-chefs Mistress Olivia Baker and Lord Douglas Douglas. The theme is Tasting the History of the Italian Peninsula, and the full menu will be shared later. Registration details include an adult site or day fee of $30 with pre-registration or $35 at the door, with a member discount of $10 off either price. Youth ages 6 to 17 are $10, and children 5 and under attend at no cost. The optional feast is $15 for adults and $10 for children. Proof of membership will be required for the member discount. Checks should be made payable to SCA NY Inc - Barony of Concordia of the Snows. The event steward is Elena the Blue, and reservations may be sent to Her Excellency Ruth Baraskaya.

Pairs compete in a 9-ball Vegas qualifier at Fritz's Taproom. This fourth qualifier requires online registration, and the entry fee is $50 per team with a $10 greens fee included. The two highest-placing teams earn spots in the finals. The event is hosted by Capital Region APA, reachable at (518) 618-8384 or capitalregion@apaleagues.com.

Celebrate the inaugural Quartet by Candlelight with a program honoring John Williams, including a nod to the unforgettable two-note theme from Jaws. A quartet led by cellist Laura Melnicoff, an accomplished musician and music educator who lives in the Capital Region, will perform. The event is for guests 13 and older. After the performance, attendees can explore the aquarium until the facility closes.

Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone present a live, in-person concert at Proctor's Theatre in Schenectady. The performance is held inside the theater for audiences attending on site.

A free community movie night features The Lost City, rated PG-13. The story follows novelist Loretta Sage, who is taken by a wealthy eccentric seeking the ancient city described in her latest book, while her cover model, Alan, attempts a real-life rescue to prove he can be as heroic as his on-page persona. Admission is free, with concessions available for purchase in an ADA accessible theater equipped with surround sound.

Pouya performs live at Empire Live in Albany, NY.

At The Cock 'n Bull Restaurant, Oona Grady and James Gascoyne perform as Drank the Gold. These Irish American contemporary traditionalists are regarded as part of the family around here, and they fill the dinner hour with old-time songs and tunes that set a cheerful tone.

A monthly market designed to give moms a true sense of community, bringing mothers together for connection and mutual support. The event highlights small, women and mama run businesses, creating opportunities to discover thoughtful products while uplifting the entrepreneurs behind them. Hosted indoors at i7 Events in Rotterdam, it offers a welcoming atmosphere for browsing, meeting others, and celebrating motherhood and entrepreneurship.

Keith Pray’s Big Soul Ensemble brings lively big band jazz to The Cock 'n Bull Restaurant. A menu tailored for the performance will be available, and advance reservations are encouraged at (518) 882-6962.

Enjoy dinner accompanied by live jazz from an upstate New York trio. To secure a spot, reservations are encouraged at (518) 882-6962.

The Notebook brings the best-selling novel that inspired the beloved film to the stage, following Allie and Noah, two people from different backgrounds whose love endures through challenges that try to pull them apart. Critics have offered strong praise, with Entertainment Weekly noting its heartfelt songs and emotional peaks, the Chicago Tribune celebrating its beauty, and the New York Daily News describing it as a romance with timeless appeal. The production is directed by Michael Greif and Schele Williams, features music and lyrics by Ingrid Michaelson, a book by Bekah Brunstetter, and choreography by Katie Spelman.

Adapted from the best selling novel behind the film, The Notebook follows Allie and Noah, two people from different backgrounds whose love endures across a lifetime despite pressures that seek to pull them apart. Critics highlight its heartfelt music and powerful emotional surges, with praise from Entertainment Weekly, the Chicago Tribune, and the New York Daily News. The production is co-directed by Michael Greif and Schele Williams, with music and lyrics by Ingrid Michaelson, a book by Bekah Brunstetter, and choreography by Katie Spelman.

Presented in collaboration with Bulk Book Warehouse, this free monthly book club welcomes local mothers who love to read. Attendees can bring books to swap with other moms and browse the store’s wide selection. A dedicated book wall offers an Instagram-friendly backdrop for photos, and TBR lists are encouraged for bookish inspiration.

Spend an evening with dinner and live music from two standout musicians from the Capital Region. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling (518) 882-6962.

Spend the evening dancing to a high-energy mix of modern country hits from Aldean, Church, Wallen, Bryan, Dierks, and more. Expect fan favorites that keep the pace lively and the country spirit front and center.