Free Area Events 2/10 to 2/17

Feb 10 (Sun)

  • Schenectady Greenmarket inside Proctors from 10 am to 2 pm. Food, Vendors, Music, Produce and more. A great place to meet your friends.
  • Boston Marriage at Sch’dy Civic Players – Staged Reading at 2:30 pm
  • Irina Tikhonenko, Rose Huhnsberger & Michael Clements (lovely music) at Beat the Snow Concert Series at 2:30 at the main branch of the Schenectady County Library at 99 Clinton St.
  • Discover the Pine Bush at 1 pm. Suitable for all ages. 195 New Karner Road, Albany

Feb 11 (Mon)

  • Life Flows on in Endless Song reviewed by the author, Robert V. Wells.  Noon Program at Main Branch of Sch’dy County Public Library. (Includes Song and verse.)

Feb 12 (Tues)

  • Red Canna Trio (chamber jazz trio) performing at Troy Music Hall at noon (hall opens at 11 am)
  • Schenectady Today In & Around the Capital Region is filmed at Proctor’s Addy Theatre at 10 am.  Plenty of audience seating.  Meet the on-air guests in person.
  • Community Choice Aggregation – Free Public Information Forum Sch’dy County Public Library, Main Branch. 6 to 7:30 pm. Presentations by Cap. Dist. Regional Planning Commission, NYSERDA and the Cap. Reg. CCA Steering Committee. — Refreshments. (Formation of a Buyer’s Club to purchase Electricity.

Feb 13 (Wed)

  • The Children Act – Free Film series in McChesney Road at Sch’dy County Public Library at noon

Feb 14 (Thurs)

  • Valentine’s Day
  • “Fill the Van Food Drive on Valentine’s Day” at the Niskayuna Co-op from 11 to 2 pm.
  • Free Gentle Yoga Class from 7-8 pm at Niskayuna Town Hall – Board Room. Open to the public and walk-ins are welcome

Feb 15 (Fri)

  • Women Taking Care of Women with Judge Teneka Frost at the Women’s Community Leadership Network at Proctors noon to 1 pm. in Guild room.  All are welcome

Feb 16 (Sat)

  • Owl Investigations at 1 pm. Suitable for ages 6 and above. Albany Pine Bush Discovery Center at 195 New Karner Road.

Feb 17 (Sun)

  • Schenectady Greenmarket inside Proctors from 10 am to 2 pm. Food, Vendors, Music, Produce and more. A great place to meet your friends.
  • Schenectady Light Opera Performs (Songs from Musical Theater) atBeat the Snow Concert Series at 2:30 at the main branch of the Schenectady County Library at 99 Clinton St.
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