Events in Glens Falls today

A conference focused on coexisting health conditions linked with breast cancer, exploring how they influence treatment, recovery, and long term health. Presentations will address frequently encountered physical and emotional health issues, summarize current research, and offer practical approaches for thriving throughout survivorship. Featured presenters include Ranjit Banwait, MD, of New York Oncology Hematology, Olivia Meunier, LMSW, and Jacqueline H. Cleary, Pharm.D., BCACP, along with other speakers. Breakfast is provided.

Connect with professionals and residents from Ballston Spa and nearby communities during a networking breakfast at The Medberry Day Spa. The cost is $10 with an advance RSVP to info@ballston.org, or payment can be made at the door.

Enjoy a comforting meal of chicken and biscuits.

Take on seven rounds of trivia covering general knowledge, picture challenges, a weekly themed miscellaneous round, music and drunken karaoke, history and geography, and entertainment. The game concludes with a timed final round featuring a single question with multiple answers. Play solo or with a team, and compete for prizes that may include gift cards, drinks, or swag from distributors.

Enjoy a talent show featuring a performer who shared that they will be part of the show. Tickets are described as cheap or free.

Browse a selection of contemporary fiction, nonfiction, children's books, and more at bargain prices. No registration is required.

Maya de Vitry crafts songs that move gently yet carry real strength, inviting listeners to linger with the small moments that shape daily life. Raised in the rolling hills of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and now based in Nashville, she grew from a fiddler into a songwriter with a voice that can be both tender and assured. As a cofounder of the Americana trio the Stray Birds, she spent years touring across the United States, Canada, and Europe, then continued her evolution through a series of albums, an EP, and singles that reflect ongoing reinvention and growth. Recognized by outlets including Rolling Stone Country, NPR Music, and No Depression, she blends the closeness of folk, the heart of Americana, and the curiosity of indie songwriting to create music that feels grounded, graceful, and full of possibility. Energized by the spark of live performance and a clear, truth-seeking lyrical style, she returns with All My Faith, recorded and mixed by five time Grammy Award winning engineer Sean Sullivan and self produced on her Mad Maker Studio label. Favoring presence and grit over gloss, the songs were shaped with trusted collaborators and move through a wide emotional range. Her stories wander from wide open landscapes to familiar rooms, from cold water to the rhythms of life on the road, tracing chance encounters, self discovery, and the ways places can shape who we are. Onstage, her expressive voice, thoughtful storytelling, and graceful musicianship create the feeling of an easy conversation with an old friend, offering an evening centered on resilience, curiosity, and the beauty of the present moment.

The yearly volunteer meeting for Hometown Thanksgiving takes place at Christ United Methodist Church. This session is the first chance to register as a volunteer and to learn about event planning and the duties within each volunteer area. Early sign ups are not available. If you cannot attend, you may inquire after the meeting to find out which roles are still open. A ramp is available for accessible entry.

Take the mic for a karaoke night at Saratoga City Tavern, with a collection of more than 56,000 songs spanning classic ballads and current chart-toppers. Singers of all experience levels are welcome to perform their favorite songs.

Bandstand Brew Works hosts a live acoustic set from award-winning musician Jason Irwin, paired with tasty food and refreshing drinks. For more than thirty years, Irwin has been a fixture in the Northeastern New York music community. After a 25-year stretch with the regional band Phillips Head, he turned his focus to solo acoustic performances and recording projects. His career also includes over two decades on commercial rock radio and running a mobile, event and wedding, and club DJ business. He currently hosts the morning show Rise & Rock on The Legend 93.1FM WSC.

Enjoy an all-welcome, family-friendly open mic hosted by Josh LaMay, where performers and listeners can share an evening centered on live, local music. Performers may present up to two songs or 10 minutes, and can use the upright acoustic piano or play an MP3 backing track through the sound system by arranging it with the host in advance. A small amplifier is also welcome. The kitchen stays open later during events. Excessive profanity, explicit sexual themes, and hate speech are not permitted.

Sing along to a collection of more than 56,000 songs, from classic ballads to current hits. Karaoke welcomes everyone, whether you are new to performing or a seasoned singer, with a chance to take the stage and share your favorite songs.

Deepen your understanding of the energetic dimension of Yin Yoga in a 20 hour advanced training, including 5.5 hours online, led by Jael Polnac, ERYT and Certified CE Provider. Designed for yoga teachers and dedicated practitioners, this immersion looks beyond physical alignment to explore how Yin postures can help balance qi and support the body, mind, emotions, spirit, and relationships. Participants build a grounded grasp of Meridian Theory and the body’s energy pathways, study the organs connected to those channels and their holistic functions, clarify what qi is, where it resides, and how it circulates, and learn how specific Yin shapes can harmonize energy. The curriculum includes sequencing strategies that target particular channels, an exploration of how yang asanas, restorative shapes, mindfulness, and breathwork can complement Yin to support energetic balance, and an inquiry into the relationship between Yin postures and the chakras, with guidance for crafting chakra informed sequences. Clear, effective verbal communication is practiced throughout. Graduates receive 20 Yoga Alliance continuing education hours in Yin Yoga for the Subtle Body. Required reading includes Insight Yoga by Sarah Powers, along with a training manual titled Yin Yoga for the Subtle Body: An Advanced Training that is provided on the first day. Jael brings more than three decades of practice and extensive study in therapeutic and contemplative approaches to yoga, including work with Sarah and Ty Powers, Josh Summers, Dr. Loren Fishman, Jivana Heyman, Dr. Ann Saffi Biasetti, Dr. Edwin Bryant, and Julie Gudmestad, PT. Her teaching is attentive to the physical, energetic, and mental shifts that thoughtful sequencing can create and is responsive to a wide range of student needs. Pricing is 395 for early registration and 450 thereafter.

This Region 1 vintage tackle show in Saratoga Springs takes place at the Holiday Inn Saratoga Springs. Members can take part in room-to-room trading ahead of the main event. The public is welcome in the exhibit hall with a one-day membership that can be applied toward an annual membership. Admission is $10 per person, with free entry for veterans and for children 16 and under. Free appraisals will be offered. A people’s choice award will recognize the best collection on the floor, and the winner will be added to the event plaque and receive a gift certificate. Last year’s show sold out. For details, contact show host Keith Marshall at k_marshall007@hotmail.com or (860) 944-7115.

Celebrate the start of the winter season as the Saratoga Farmers’ Market returns to its indoor home at Wilton Mall. Meet local farmers and makers and explore offerings from 42 full-season vendors and 12 holiday vendors, including seasonal vegetables, pasture-raised meats, farmstead cheeses, fresh breads and baked goods, mushrooms, honey, maple products, coffee, prepared foods, handmade goods, and specialty products. The season also features free Saturday yoga sponsored by Yoga Mandali, live music, children’s activities and family programs with weekly library visits, educational workshops, hands-on learning, community composting with Loving Earth Compost, and special events focused on holiday shopping, wellness, and families. The market offers a place to connect with the people who grow and make local food and with the community.

Refresh your darkroom skills with a practical class that covers the complete black-and-white 35mm developing workflow, from spooling film onto reels through the final rinse, so you can process your own rolls with confidence again. Please bring one or two exposed rolls of 35mm black-and-white film. All chemistry and equipment are supplied. If a group session is not convenient, private lessons can be scheduled at a time that suits you.

Capture a keepsake photo of your pet with a Thanksgiving and Veterans Day theme. A $10 donation provides a framed 4″ × 6″ photo, and all donations go directly to pets in need through The Animal Support Project, which is run entirely by volunteers.

A Mud U pop-up brings houseplant enthusiasts together to trade plants, related supplies, and favorite growing tips. Participation is open to everyone, with advance registration required. Registered attendees will receive event details by email before the swap. The gathering takes place in the Freight Depot building on the Hubbard Hall campus.

Saving Abel brings high-octane Southern rock with post-grunge grit and big, radio-ready hooks. Originating from Corinth, Mississippi, the band broke through with a self-titled debut highlighted by “Addicted,” a multi-platinum hit that climbed to No. 2 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock chart and No. 20 on the Hot 100. The album also delivered “18 Days,” which reached No. 10 on Mainstream Rock, and “Drowning (Face Down),” which hit No. 24. Reunited with core members, the group arrives with renewed drive and a sound rooted in the grit and soul that fueled more than a decade of chart success and a loyal fan base. The lineup also features Gozer, channeling gritty modern desert and hard rock with bulldozer riffs and big, memorable hooks.