Events in Warrensburg today

A relaxed, creative gathering welcomes people of any experience level, from brand-new knitters to longtime crafters. Bring a current project or stop by to learn, trade ideas, and enjoy friendly company in a supportive space. Whether you knit, crochet, or want to try your hand for the first time, you are welcome. No experience is required, and helpful guidance is available to make it fun. Coffee and tea from the coffee bar add a cozy touch while everyone stitches.

Thoughtfully led by Laura Z, this sound bath and meditation offers a gentle reset in the middle of the week. Soothing soundscapes blend with mindful guidance to create a calming space that helps ease accumulated stress and bring attention back to center. During the session, therapeutic grade bowls may be placed on the body to deepen relaxation and enhance the restorative experience. It is a peaceful pause for anyone seeking a moment of calm or a simple recharge.

This casual drop-in game day at The Richards Library turns the YA room into a hub for tabletop fun, offering a mix of board, card, and logic games. Play classics like Battleship and Uno, or try brain-teasing options such as Twizzle and Crazy Campers. The format is open play, so participants can spend as much or as little time as they like exploring the available games and puzzles.

Mary Miller, Education Services Director with the New York News Publishers Association, brings a lively, interactive program titled Fact Checking for All to the Adirondacks. The session offers practical guidance in clear, accessible language on evaluating trustworthy news sources, spotting misinformation, scams, and online hoaxes, and understanding how artificial intelligence affects news reporting and images. A dedicated Q&A provides ample time for audience questions. Presented by the Thurman Community Association as part of the Neighbors Care Fall Forum Series. Registration is optional and helpful for planning, and it does not guarantee a seat. Street parking is available.

Wind of Change Within presents its second annual golf tournament, a day on the course paired with lunch, a light dinner, refreshments, friendly contests, and time to connect. The event advances a mission to build awareness and understanding of mental illness and substance use, with a focus on co-occurring disorders, so communities can reduce stigma and better support loved ones. This effort is dedicated to helping individuals and families move toward a new beginning. Expect LAURENesque flair... bold style, a little bling, and plenty of fun on and off the course. Golfer registration and hole sponsorship opportunities are available.

A long-running open mic in Glens Falls welcomes performers and listeners, hosted by Josh LaMay at Rock Hill Bakehouse. This family-friendly gathering uses a first come, first served signup, with sets capped at two songs. An upright acoustic piano is available, and mp3 backing tracks can be played through the house system with advance notice to the host. A small amplifier is permitted, though it is often unnecessary. The kitchen stays open later during the event, so attendees can enjoy music and food on the Little Big Stage. Participants are asked to avoid excessive profanity or explicit sexual content, and hate speech is not allowed.

Meet fellow papercraft enthusiasts at the library for a creative gathering focused on junk journaling. Middle school and high school students can make their own journals while connecting with others who share the same interest in paper arts. This welcoming session centers on shared creativity and the simple fun of crafting together.

An annual bellydance benefit gathers performers from across New England to the Adirondacks for an evening showcase. Hosted by ADK-RAQS BELLYDANCE, the event takes place at the Sandy Hill Arts Center on the 5th floor stage and raises funds for Randy's Patient Assistance Fund at the C.R. Wood Cancer Center at Glens Falls Hospital. The day includes arrival and check in, a turns workshop that requires registration, a lunch break with time for hair and makeup, public entry, and the performance. Expect basket raffles and a 50/50 drawing. Tickets are $15 and available in advance or at the door. Proceeds support a community funded program that helps patients and their families during cancer treatment.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Adirondack Winery in Queensbury, NY, featuring comedians with television and podcast credits. Every show presents a brand new lineup, offering a fresh comedy experience each time at this local venue.

The Professional Women’s Bowling Association brings a one-day regional tournament to Kingpin’s Alley Family Fun Center. Regional events differ from standard tour stops because they are completed in a single day and do not award a national champion. Competitors will warm up, then bowl eight games of qualifying, with the top four advancing to a stepladder final that will be shown live on BowlTV. Spectators are welcome. Admission is $10 at the door for an all-day pass, and there are no advance ticket sales.

At The Hyde Collection, the 1916 silent film Snow White screens in a restored 63-minute presentation that influenced a teenage Walt Disney and helped spark his path into filmmaking. Harpist and composer Leslie McMichael performs an original live score, joined by her sister Barbara McMichael on viola. Tickets are $20, or $18 for members and seniors 60+.