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Free Area Events for June 9 to June 16 (partial list)

June 8, 2019Schenectady Today0 Comments

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Jun 9 (Sun)

  • Spring/Summer Location — Outside Schenectady Greenmarket – around City Hall from 10 am to 2 pm. Music, food, vendors and more.

Jun 10 (Mon)

  • Tommy Gee Quartet performing at the Town of Rotterdam Summer 2019 Summer Concerts at the Rotterdam Senior Center (2639 Hamburg St) 7 pm (also sponsored by the Sch’dy Amsterdam Musical Union)

Jun 11 (Tues)

  • Schenectady Today In & Around the Capital Region Filming – 10 to 11 am in the ADDY Theatre at Proctors. Great Guests – meet them all in person. Plenty of audience seating

Jun 12 (Wed)

  • “Vice” Reels at Noon at the Sch’dy Public Library main branch.
  • Stories of our Fathers from 7-9 pm – Temple Israel of Albany (600 New Scotland, Albany) – Interfaith Story Circle

Jun 13 (Thurs)

  • Noon Brown Bag Lecture Series: Bare Knuckles and Saratoga Racing: The Remarkable Life of John Morrissey, presented by Brein Bouyea from the National Museum of racing —  at Saratoga Springs public library’s H. Dutcher Community Room  at noon. (49 Henry Street)
  • Golfstrom performing at Jazz On Jay from noon to 1:30 pm. Sch’dy
  • PARADE — 18th Annual Burnt Hills Ballston Lake Community Parade starting at 7 pm – lasts one hour. Opening Ceremonies at Burnt Hills Methodist Church on Saratoga Road.

Jun 12 (Wed)

  • Open House at American-Italian Heritage Cultural Assoc. on Central Ave. 40th Anniversary!  11 am to 2 pm
  • Juneteenth Celebration at Vale Cemetery from 6-8 pm

Jun 15 (Sat)

  • Strawberry Festival on Upper Union street starts at 10 am to 3 pm. (Sch’dy)
  • Duck Derby at the Mohawk Harbor (Sch’dy) from 11 am to 2 pm
  • Juneteenth Celebration at Central Park from 1 to 8 pm

Jun 16 (Sun)

  • Spring/Summer Location –Outside Schenectady Greenmarket – around City Hall from 10 am to 2 pm. Music, food, vendors and more.
  • Wolf Drummers – community drumming (bring your own drums) 5 to 6:30 pm at The Studio in Greenfield (165 Wilton Rd)

Exhibitions:

  • May through August – One Man Show – Vince Forte at Niskayuna Senior Center at 2682 Aqueduct Rd. Sch’dy.
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