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Some Free Area Events 2/11 > 2/18

February 11, 2018Schenectady Today0 Comments

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Some Free Area Events for Feb 11 through Feb 18

Feb 11 (Sun)

  • Beat the Snow Concert — Dolan Brothers – Blues — 2:30 pm at the Sch’dy County Public Library – Liberty St.
  • Schenectady Greenmarket at Proctors (inside) 10 am to 2 pm
  • Coffee with the Sch’dy City Council at the Sch’dy Greenmarket from 10 am to 1 pm.

Feb 12 (Mon)

  • Books Sandwiched In — Noon Book Discussion “Best Science Fiction” led by Rev. William Levering’s favorite summer reading —  McChesney Room at Main Branch of Sch’dy County Public Library
  • Tai-Chi classes every Monday from noon to 1 pm at UAlbany Uptown Campus Center Studio West. Open to the public

Feb 13 (Tues)

  • “Russia’s Foreign Policy” Great Decisions Discussion Series on Foreign Policy Issues starts at the Sch’dy County Main Branch at 9:30 am Runs through March each Tuesday
  • Filming of Schenectady Today Show at Proctors starting at 10 am. Audience Welcome. Completely Different Band Performing

Feb 14 (Wed)

  • Noon Movie “Kingsman – The Golden Circle”” –at Sch’dy County Public Library Main Branch
  • 8th Step Acoustic Blues Jam with Ron Gordon every Second Wed from 7-9 pm (Sept through May) — Fenimore Gallery at Proctors.
  • Free Book – Wear red and stop in the Whitney Book Corner (Union & Liberty) and you will receive one free book. Browse this great book store while you are there – Sponsored by the Friends of the Library

Feb 15 (Thurs)

  • Science Lecture Series: The History of Rapp Road Community at the Albany Pine Bush Discovery Center from 6:30 to 8:30 pm (195 New Karner Road) Back story: Shubuta, Miss. To Albany, NY

Feb 16 (Fri)

  • Women’s Community Leadership Network –Topic “Healthy” – with Cardiologist Dr. Sulangna Mookherjee — Spokeswoman for American Heart Association — 11:45 am in Proctor’s Guild Room

Feb 17-18 (Sat/Sun)

  • Lake George Winter Carnival – starts at 9 am on Saturday and 10 am on Sunday

Feb 18 (Sun)

  • Rosanne Hargrave & Michael Clement Beat the Snow Music Series at 2:30 pm at the Sch’dy County Public Library

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