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alcohol. Do not consume if you are avoiding alcohol due to pregnancy, allergies, sensitivities or religious beliefs. Please note, if you would like to purchase additional Organic Divinitea the day of the class for future kombucha brewing or enjoying, we request you send us an email a minimum of two days before class, so we can have it ready. Tea varieties and quantities available for purchase are as follows: China Green Sencha, Assam Black, 50⁄50 Black/green, Rooibos (no caffeine) and Hibiscus (no caffeine). 4oz $15.00, 8oz $29.00and 16oz $55.00. Many people choose to bottle in flip top glass jars to ensure that the brew is fizzy. Flip top green or brown glass jars will be available for purchase during the class for $2.50each. More information on the program, including registration, is available online at cceschenectady.org/events.
TROY RESTAURANT WEEK: Troy Restaurant Week is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 4through Sunday, Sept. 13at dozens of participating eateries in downtown Troy. Throughout this 10-day period, all are invited to enjoy the diverse culinary landscape of downtown Troy with a wide selection of discounts, course meals, dinner pairings and events. This year’s offerings will include not only on-site dining, including many restaurants with outdoor patios, but takeout and curbside pickup too. More information about Troy Restaurant Week, including a list of participating establishments and specials, is available online at www. downtowntroy.org.
CANNING TOMATOES AND SALSA: Canning Tomatoes and Salsa, By Diane Whitten, Nutrition & Food Resource Educator, Cornell Cooperative Extension Saratoga County. When you’ve got more tomatoes than you can eat, it’s time to preserve them. Canning will save freezer space and is relatively simple. You can simply put skinned, raw tomatoes in a jar, add hot water and process. Or you can get more creative and make a sauce, ketchup, hot sauce or salsa. When making salsa to can a recipe developed for canning must be used. You should not make your own salsa and can it because you won’t know the acidity of the final product or the appropriate canning method or proper process-
ing time. Diane Whitten will be doing a presentation on Zoom about Canning Tomatoes and Salsa on Friday, September 11, at 11am. Use this link to register: https://cornell.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwocOutrz8sGtReCuHPsjxAzmoGGRs_ rjNv. CCE Food Preservation Website http://ccesaratoga.org/nutrition-food/foodpreservation.
RUMMAGE AND FOOD SALE: Rummage and Food Sale sponsored by the Pittstown United Methodist Church will be held on two consecutive weekends, September 11-12and September 18-19. The hours for Fridays (11th and 18th) will be from 9:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; the hours for Saturdays (12th and 19th) will be from 9:00a.m. to 1:00p.m. This year the Sale will be held on the Herb and Sally Backus farm, 571Johnsonville Road, Johnsonville, NY 12094(Town of Pittstown). The new location is just off County Route 111near the intersection of Croll Road. For more information or directions call Herb or Sally at 518-753-4427(home) or 518-596-0003(cell) or email: hsbackus@outlook. com. If coming from NY Route 7, look for signs. All profits from both Rummage and Food Sales will benefit the Pittstown United Methodist Church Current Expense Account. Covid Regulations will be followed. Wearing a mask is required. No masks, no entry.
Saturday, Sept. 12 TROY RESTAURANT WEEK: Troy Restaurant Week is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 4through Sunday, Sept. 13at dozens of participating eateries in downtown Troy. Throughout this 10-day period, all are invited to enjoy the diverse culinary landscape of downtown Troy with a wide selection of discounts, course meals, dinner pairings and events. This year’s offerings will include not only on-site dining, including many restaurants with outdoor patios, but takeout and curbside pickup too. More information about Troy Restaurant Week, including a list of participating establishments and specials, is available online at www. downtowntroy.org.
CHICKEN BARBECUE: Circle Saturday, September 12th on your calendar! A delicious meal begins at 4p.m. and ends at 6p.m. This fabulous feast takes place at the Gilead Lutheran Church located at the intersection of Routes 7 & 278in Center Brunswick. For as little as $10you get half a barbequed chicken, baked potato, corn on the cob, cole slaw, brownies and cookies for dessert. Please call Jen at 518-248-1295 for reservations as this sells out fast. Due to Covid 19 restrictions and regulations, this year our dinner can be take-out only. Gilead is again handicapped accessible. Please don’t plan on “winging” it. You want to get a “leg” up on everyone else. It is also a good way to keep “abreast” of what is happening at Gilead. Don’t be left without a meal. Call now for your dinner!
MELVILLE HOUSE TOURS: Lansingburgh Historical Society, located in Melville House at 2114th Street, Troy, will open for tours on Saturday, Sept. 12. Reservations are required and limited. Two time slots are available: 10:00am to 11:45am and 12:15pm to 2:00. Face masks and social distancing are required. A $5member or a $6yetto-be member donation is appreciated. Make your reservation by calling John or Mary Ellen Ward at 518885-4295.
RUMMAGE AND FOOD SALE: Rummage and Food Sale sponsored by the Pittstown United Methodist Church will be held on two consecutive weekends, September 11-12and September 18-19. The hours for Fridays (11th and 18th) will be from 9:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; the hours for Saturdays (12th and 19th) will be from 9:00a.m. to 1:00p.m. This year the Sale will be held on the Herb and Sally Backus farm, 571Johnsonville Road, Johnsonville, NY 12094(Town of Pittstown). The new location is just off County Route 111near the intersection of Croll Road. For more information or directions call Herb or Sally at 518-753-4427(home) or 518-596-0003(cell) or email: hsbackus@outlook.com. If coming from NY Route 7, look for signs. All profits from both Rummage and Food Sales will benefit the Pittstown United Methodist Church Current Expense Account. Covid Regulations will be followed. Wearing a mask is required. No masks, no entry.
NATUREFEST: Moreau Lake State Park NatureFest 2020is going virtual on Sept.12. To help fight the COVID-19pandemic, we’ve cancelled our annual onsite event. With the help of many Friends we have created a dedicated website that will feature individual videos, links and content highlighting local experts and organizations in many areas covering the environment, wildlife rehabilitation, conservation and sustainable practices. We’ll also have games for friends and families to enjoy together. We invite you to visit our dedicated NatureFest 2020 website naturefest2020.org as it launches on Sept.12.
LIGHTHOUSE TOUR: Join the Hudson-Athens Lighthouse Preservation Society (HALPS) as it hosts visits to the eight room lighthouse, a quiet sentinel that has guided navigation on the Hudson River for 146 years. Tours of the Historic Hudson-Athens Lighthouse are now available on July 11th, August 8th, September 12th and October 10th as long as the Capital Region enters and stays in Phase 4. Masks will be required to enter, and visitors are required to take proper social distancing precautions while on the boat and inside the lighthouse. Visitors will be required to take a covid symptom survey as well. Staff will regularly clean and disinfect hightouch surfaces throughout the day. Tours leave from Henry Hudson Riverfront Park at 11:00, 12:00, 1:00 and 2:00. Tours leave from Athens Riverfront Park at 11:30, 12:30, 1:30and 2:30. The tour, including the boat ride, lasts a little over an hour. Except for the last tour of the day, visitors may stay as long as they like as long as we are able to maintain safe social distancing. Adult tickets are $25and Children under 12are $15(cash only unless ordered online). This includes transportation. Picnic tables are available for those who wish to bring lunch. As visitors arrive at the lighthouse, they climb the metal stairs and enter the interior of the lighthouse where they are welcomed by tour guides or docents. Through video clips, Emily Brunner, will relate factual stories about life on the lighthouse in the 1930s. Emily was the daughter of Emil Brunner, the last civilian lighthouse keeper, who served as keeper from 1930 to 1949. The Brunner family lived at the lighthouse during much of the 1930s before moving to Athens. Son Robert, was born on the lighthouse. Until 2015, Emily was often at tours and able to regale visitors with many colorful tales of life on the lighthouse. Sadly, Emily and her brother Bob have recently passed away. The tour gives you the opportunity to learn about the important role the Hudson River played in the development of the Upper Hudson River towns, and how the lighthouse made navigation safe along the river to allow development to take place. For more about the history and preservation of the lighthouse, please visit the website hudsonathenslighthouse.org. Please check our FaceBook page or call us if you have specific questions that day. Reservations are recommended and can be made online at HudsonCruises.com or by calling (888) 766-1844. Please visit their website to see the variety of cruise opportunities they provide.
CHICKEN BBQ: Chicken BBQ at Middle Grove United Methodist Church, Sat., Sept 12from 3-6pm or until sold out. Meal includes: half chicken, baked potato, coleslaw, roll, drink and cookies. Tickets are $12. Drive thru - take out only. Church is located at 429Middle Grove Rd. (corner of Middle Grove Rd. and North Creek Rd.)
Sunday, Sept. 13 TROY RESTAURANT WEEK: Troy Restaurant Week is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 4through Sunday, Sept. 13at dozens of participating eateries in downtown Troy. Throughout this 10-day period, all are invited to enjoy the diverse culinary landscape of downtown Troy with a wide selection of discounts, course meals, dinner pairings and events. This year’s offerings will include not only on-site dining, including many restaurants with outdoor patios, but takeout and curbside pickup too. More information about Troy Restaurant Week, including a list of participating establishments and specials, is available online at www. downtowntroy.org.
EAT IN BREAKFAST: The Fish Creek Rod and Gun Club located on route 32south of the village of Victory (look for our sign). Will be cooking breakfast on Sunday, Sept. 13, 8- 11AM. Menu will be: Eggs cooked to order, Bacon, Sausage, Toast ( white or wheat ), Pancakes (regular, blueberry, buckwheat, apple cinnamon ), French Toast, Home Fries, Orange Juice, Coffee, Tea, Hot Chocolate. Cost: Adult $8.00, Child $4.00. Everyone will be welcome to join us. Our clubhouse and pavilion will be used to serve your breakfast, COVID rules will be in place. Questions please call 518695-3917.
FARM DAY OUT: CANCELED : This event has been canceled. Join Cornell Cooperative Extension of Rensselaer County and Windy Hill Orchard from 12:00-3:00 PM on Sunday, September 13, 2020for the Third Annual Farm Day Out! As you tour the farm stop by each station to learn something new or ask questions about the apples and cider industry. Also, be sure to visit exhibits set up by local organizations & businesses, experience the equipment used on the farm, and stop by the Fun Zone. Food will also be available to purchase for your enjoyment. Admission and parking for this event is free and open to the public.Windy Hill Orchard is located at 1297Brookview Station Rd, Castleton. If you are interested in being a volunteer, a sponsor, or have any questions about the event, please reach out to Kayela at kls342@ cornell.edu or by calling the office(518)272-4210.
Monday, Sept. 14 VIRTUAL BOOK DISCUSSION: The Troy Public Library’s Evening Book Group will be discussing Jon Meacham’s Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power on Monday, September 14th at 6:30PM. Our monthly book group meets to discuss a wide range of book selections. New members are always welcomed. Monthly participation is not necessary, come for the books that interest you! This meeting will be conducted via Zoom. This discussion is free and open to the public. Registration is required. To register call the library at 518-2747071or online at www. thetroylibrary.org.
Thursday, Sept.17 BROOKS BBQ: The Newtonville United Methodist Church, located on the corner of Maxwell Rd & Rt. 9 near Siena College plans to sponsor Brooks BBQs on the following dates: Thursday,
September 17; and Thursday, October 8. Before attending, please check the church website (www.numc.net) to monitor changes due to coronavirus concerns. We most likely will be adjusting our menu and procedures.
ADIRONDACK BALLOON FESTIVAL: The Board of Directors of the Adirondack Balloon Festival is disappointed to share that this year’s event scheduled to be held September 17th to the 20th will be canceled. The dates for the 2021Adirondack Balloon Festival will be September 23-26th, 2021. More information is available online at www.adirondackballoonfest.org.
Friday, Sept. 18 RUMMAGE AND FOOD
SALE: Rummage and Food Sale sponsored by the Pittstown United Methodist Church will be held on two consecutive weekends, September 11-12and September 18-19. The hours for Fridays (11th and 18th) will be from 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m.; the hours for Saturdays (12th and 19th) will be from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m. This year the Sale will be held on the Herb and Sally Backus farm, 571Johnsonville Road, Johnsonville, NY 12094(Town of Pittstown). The new location is just off County Route 111 near the intersection of Croll Road. For more information or directions call Herb or Sally at 518-753-4427 (home) or 518-596-0003 (cell) or email: hsbackus@outlook.com. If coming from NY Route 7, look for signs. All profits from both Rummage and Food Sales will benefit the Pittstown United Methodist Church Current Expense Account. Covid Regulations will be followed. Wearing a mask is required. No masks, no entry.
ADIRONDACK BALLOON FESTIVAL: CANCELED - The Board of Directors of the Adirondack Balloon Festival is disappointed to share that this year’s event scheduled to be held September 17th to the 20th will be cancelled. The dates for the 2021 Adirondack Balloon Festival will be September 23-26th, 2021.More information is available online at www. adirondackballoonfest.org.
Saturday, Sept. 19 RUMMAGE AND FOOD
SALE: Rummage and Food Sale sponsored by the Pittstown United Methodist Church will be held on two consecutive weekends, September 11-12and September 18-19. The hours for Fridays (11th and 18th) will be from 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m.; the hours for Saturdays (12th and 19th) will be from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m. This year the Sale will be held on the Herb and Sally Backus farm, 571Johnsonville Road, Johnsonville, NY 12094(Town of Pittstown). The new location is just off County Route 111 near the intersection of Croll Road. For more information or directions call Herb or Sally at 518-753-4427 (home) or 518-596-0003 (cell) or email: hsbackus@ outlook.com. If coming from NY Route 7, look for signs. All profits from both Rummage and Food Sales will benefit the Pittstown United Methodist Church Current Expense Account. Covid Regulations will be followed. Wearing a mask is required. No masks, no entry.
ADIRONDACK BALLOON FESTIVAL: CANCELED - The Board of Directors of the Adirondack Balloon Festival is disappointed to share that this year’s even scheduled to be held September 17th to the 20th will be cancelled. The dates for the 2021 Adirondack Balloon Festival will be September 23-26th, 2021. More information is available online at www. adirondackballoonfest.org.
Sunday, Sept. 20 CONSCIOUSNESS-RAISING BOOK DISCUSSION:
Sunday, September 20at 6p.m. hosted on Zoom by Albany-Saratoga Spiritual Adventures. Join us for a spiritual book discussion. All are welcome whether or not they’ve read. This month’s book is The Science of Successful Living by Raymond Charles Barker. Call or use the Contact us form at
www.newthoughtnewyork.org for Meeting ID and discussion questions. For more information, visit our meetup.com group, Albany-Saratoga Spiritual Adventures or call (518) 366-9918.
ADIRONDACK BALLOON FESTIVAL: CANCELED - The Board of Directors of the Adirondack Balloon Festival is disappointed to share that this year’s event scheduled to be held September 17th to the 20th will be cancelled. The dates for the 2021 Adirondack Balloon Festival will be September 23-26th, 2021. More information is available online at www. adirondackballoonfest.org.
Friday, Sept. 25 LIBRARY MEETING: Troy Public Library’s Building Committee will hold a virtual meeting at 4p.mon Sept. 25. Meeting links will be provided a few minutes before the event online at thetroylibrary.org.
TROY NIGHT OUT: Last Friday of every month from 5 to 9p.m. in downtown Troy. Troy Night Out is a monthly late evening that regularly draws thousands of people onto the streets of downtown Troy to shop, dine and explore. Attendees are able to enjoy countless art openings, music performances, fine restaurants as well as unique boutiques of all varieties. For more information visit www.downtowntroy.org.
HOLLOWED HARVEST:
‘The Hollowed Harvest’ will feature 7,000incredible Jack-O’-Lanterns creating stunning landscapes and larger-than-life displays, some towering as tall as 3 stories, and spanning more than 60feet in length! The Hollowed Harvest is scheduled to open September 25th at 6p.m. at the Altamont Fairgrounds and will continue Thursday through Sunday of each week through the beginning of November with additional dates added the week of Halloween. Show dates and ticket information are available on the web at HollowedHarvest.com. From dinosaurs to zombies, sea creatures to medieval castles, all made out of Jack-O’-Lanterns, you won’t believe what you’re going to see at the Hollowed Harvest! To create a safe event, the Hollowed Harvest has limited time slots to reduce the number of guests admiring the show at one time and has coordinated with town police to enact a COVID safety plan in which guests must also wear face masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In a year of cancellations, you can count on the Hollowed Harvest to save Halloween. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are exclusively available online at HollowedHarvest.com with limited time slots. Times slots are a first come first serve and will likely closeout. Tickets are available exclusively at HollowedHarvest. com.
Saturday, Sept. 26 OUTDOOR FLEA MARKET:
Sat. Sept. 26, 9a.m. to 3 p.m., at First United Methodist Church, 1Gilligan Rd. East Greenbush. Reserve a space for your table-tent, size 10’x10’ for $15by 9⁄18. Call the church office at 518477-9693. Event is rain or shine and no refunds.
HOLLOWED HARVEST:
‘The Hollowed Harvest’ will feature 7,000incredible Jack-O’-Lanterns creating stunning landscapes and larger-than-life displays, some towering as tall as 3 stories, and spanning more than 60feet in length! The Hollowed Harvest is scheduled to open September 25th at 6p.m. at the Altamont Fairgrounds and will continue Thursday through Sunday of each week through the beginning of November with additional dates added the week of Halloween. Show dates and ticket information are available on the web at HollowedHarvest.com. From dinosaurs to zombies, sea creatures to medieval castles, all made out of Jack-O’-Lanterns, you won’t believe what you’re going to see at the Hollowed Harvest! To create a safe event, the Hollowed Harvest has limited time slots to reduce the number of guests admiring the show at one time and has coordinated with town police to enact a COVID safety plan in which guests must also wear face masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In a year of cancellations, you can count on the Hollowed Harvest to save Halloween. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are exclusively available online at HollowedHarvest.com with limited time slots. Times slots are a first come first serve and will likely closeout. Tickets are available exclusively at HollowedHarvest. com.
SARATOGA RECORD RIOT:
CANCELED - Another Record Riot has landed! Right in downtown Saratoga Springs, New York at the beautiful City Center, 522Broadway. Over 40tables of LPs, CDs, 45s and other music memorabilia. Hours from 10 AM to 5PM. Early admission at 8AM ($10) and regular admission starts at 10AM ($3.00). Door prizes for lucky customers and other super surprises. Check back with us on www.recordriots.com for more information on featured dealers! Also, join our mailing list for updates (through this website). And are you interested in selling with us in Saratoga Springs? There’s more information on the “Dealer Info” tab on this website. And you can always email us at recordriots@gmail.com.
ADIRONDACK WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL: CANCELED - The 6th Annual Adirondack Wine & Food Festival is canceled for 2020. The 2021festival will be held on June 26and 27. More information is available online at adkwinefest.com.
Sunday, Sept. 27 HOLLOWED HARVEST: ‘The Hollowed Harvest’ will feature 7,000incredible Jack-O’-Lanterns creating stunning landscapes and larger-than-life displays, some towering as tall as 3 stories, and spanning more than 60feet in length! The Hollowed Harvest is scheduled to open September 25th at 6p.m. at the Altamont Fairgrounds and will continue Thursday through Sunday of each week through the beginning of November with additional dates added the week of Halloween. Show dates and ticket information are available on the web at HollowedHarvest.com. From dinosaurs to zombies, sea creatures to medieval castles, all made out of Jack-O’-Lanterns, you won’t believe what you’re going to see at the Hollowed Harvest! To create a safe event, the Hollowed Harvest has limited time slots to reduce the number of guests admiring the show at one time and has coordinated with town police to enact a COVID safety plan in which guests must also wear face masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In a year of cancellations, you can count on the Hollowed Harvest to save Halloween. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are exclusively available online at HollowedHarvest.com with limited time slots. Times slots are a first come first serve and will likely closeout. Tickets are available exclusively at HollowedHarvest. com.
BIKE TOUR: The Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation is pleased to offer its popular bike tour of the historic Saratoga Spa State Park on three occasions this summer. Join Linda Harvey-Opiteck on Saturday, July 11th, Saturday, August 22nd, or Sunday, September 27th for a tour of the park to explore its historic development from 1910to the present, highlighting its significant architecture and landscape while remaining socially distant. Bike through the beautiful outdoors along the old roads, carriage paths, and trolley lines to explore the progressive story of Saratoga Spa State Park. This includes the protection of the springs, the creation of the reservation, and its development as a world-class spa, which today is a major cultural and recreational destination. The tour starts at the early bathhouses on South Broadway, known as Lincoln Park, then travels over to the little known springs on Route 50, and down to the scenic Geyser Park area. Along the way some of the changes made in the 1960s will be discussed. The tour concludes at the complex of Beaux Arts buildings in the heart of the park. Tickets are $20for SSPF Members and $25for non-members. Tour will last approximately three hours and people must bring their own bike. For those who do not have a bike, you can rent a bike through CDPHP Cycle! which has multiple locations throughout Saratoga Springs. Space is limited to 20and tickets must be purchased in advance. The tour meets outside of the National Museum of Dance, 99South Broadway. For more information or to make a reservation, please call the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation (518) 587-5030, visit www. saratogapreservation.org or email Nicole Babie, Membership & Programs Director, at nbabie@saratogapreservation.org.
ADIRONDACK WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL: CANCELED - The 6th Annual Adirondack Wine & Food Festival is canceled for 2020. The 2021festival will be held on June 26and 27. More information is available online at adkwinefest.com.
Thursday, Oct. 1 HOLLOWED HARVEST: ‘The Hollowed Harvest’ will feature 7,000incredible Jack-O’-Lanterns creating stunning landscapes and larger-than-life displays, some towering as tall as 3 stories, and spanning more than 60feet in length! The Hollowed Harvest is scheduled to open September 25th at 6p.m. at the Altamont Fairgrounds and will continue Thursday through Sunday of each week through the beginning of November with additional dates added the week of Halloween. Show dates and ticket information are available on the web at HollowedHarvest.com. From dinosaurs to zombies, sea creatures to medieval castles, all made out of Jack-O’-Lanterns, you won’t believe what you’re going to see at the Hollowed Harvest! To create a safe event, the Hollowed Harvest has limited time slots to reduce the number of guests admiring the show at one time and has coordinated with town police to enact a COVID safety plan in which guests must also wear face masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In a year of cancellations, you can count on the Hollowed Harvest to save Halloween. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are exclusively available online at HollowedHarvest.com with limited time slots. Times slots are a first come first serve and will likely closeout. Tickets are available exclusively at HollowedHarvest. com.
Friday, Oct. 2 HOLLOWED HARVEST: ‘The Hollowed Harvest’ will feature 7,000incredible Jack-O’-Lanterns creating stunning landscapes and larger-than-life displays, some towering as tall as 3 stories, and spanning more than 60feet in length! The Hollowed Harvest is scheduled to open September 25th at 6p.m. at the Altamont Fairgrounds and will continue Thursday through Sunday of each week through the beginning of November with additional dates added the week of Halloween. Show dates and ticket information are available on the web at HollowedHarvest.com. From dinosaurs to zombies, sea creatures to medieval castles, all made out of Jack-O’-Lanterns, you won’t believe what you’re going to see at the Hollowed Harvest! To create a safe event, the Hollowed Harvest has limited time slots to reduce the number of guests admiring the show at one time and has coordinated with town police to enact a COVID safety plan in which guests must also wear face masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In a year of cancellations, you can count on the Hollowed Harvest to save Halloween. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are exclusively available online at HollowedHarvest.com with limited time slots. Times slots are a first come first serve and will likely closeout. Tickets are available exclusively at HollowedHarvest.com.
BLOOD DRIVE: An American Red Cross Blood Drive will be held from 1to 6p.m. on Friday, Oct. 2at the Saratoga Regional YMCA’s Wilton Branch, located at 20Old Gick Rd. in Saratoga Springs. More information is available online at www.redcrossblood.org.
BLOOD DRIVE: An American Red Cross Blood Drive will be held from 8a.m. to 2p.m. on Friday, Oct. 2at Quad Graphics, located at 2056 Duplainville Rd. in Saratoga Springs. More information is available online at www. redcrossblood.org.
Saturday, Oct. 3 HOLLOWED HARVEST: ‘The Hollowed Harvest’ will feature 7,000incredible Jack-O’-Lanterns creating stunning landscapes and larger-than-life displays, some towering as tall as 3 stories, and spanning more than 60feet in length! The Hollowed Harvest is scheduled to open September 25th at 6p.m. at the Altamont Fairgrounds and will continue Thursday through Sunday of each week through the beginning of November with additional dates added the week of Halloween. Show dates and ticket information are available on the web at HollowedHarvest.com. From dinosaurs to zombies, sea creatures to medieval castles, all made out of Jack-O’-Lanterns, you won’t believe what you’re going to see at the Hollowed Harvest! To create a safe event, the Hollowed Harvest has limited time slots to reduce the number of guests admiring the show at one time and has coordinated with town police to enact a COVID safety plan in which guests must also wear face masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In a year of cancellations, you can count on the Hollowed Harvest to save Halloween. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are exclusively available online at HollowedHarvest.com with limited time slots. Times slots are a first come first serve and will likely closeout. Tickets are available exclusively at HollowedHarvest. com.
Sunday, Oct. 4 HOLLOWED HARVEST: ‘The Hollowed Harvest’ will feature 7,000incredible Jack-O’-Lanterns creating stunning landscapes and larger-than-life displays, some towering as tall as 3 stories, and spanning more than 60feet in length! The Hollowed Harvest is scheduled to open September 25th at 6p.m. at the Altamont Fairgrounds and will continue Thursday through Sunday of each week through the beginning of November with additional dates added the week of Halloween. Show dates and ticket information are available on the web at HollowedHarvest.com. From dinosaurs to zombies, sea creatures to medieval castles, all made out of Jack-O’-Lanterns, you won’t believe what you’re going to see at the Hollowed Harvest! To create a safe event, the Hollowed Harvest has limited time slots to reduce the number of guests admiring the show at one time and has coordinated with town police to enact a COVID safety plan in which guests must also wear face masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In a year of cancellations, you can count on the Hollowed Harvest to save Halloween. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are exclusively available online at HollowedHarvest.com with limited time slots. Times slots are a first come first serve and will likely closeout. Tickets are available exclusively at HollowedHarvest. com.
Wednesday, Oct. 7 JOB FAIR: A job fair will be held from 9a.m. to 4p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 7at Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 400Old Loudon Road (Rt 9 & Rt 9R), Latham. Register online at www.AlbanyJobFair.com.
Thursday, Oct. 8 BROOKS BBQ: The Newtonville United Methodist Church, located on the corner of Maxwell Rd & Rt. 9 near Siena College plans to sponsor Brooks BBQs on the following dates: Thursday, October 8. Before attending, please check the church website (www.numc.net) to monitor changes due to coronavirus concerns. We most likely will be adjusting our menu and procedures.
EMPIRE STATE ARCHIVES & HISTORY AWARD: Celebrating 2020Empire State Archives & History Award. Honoring author and historian Annette GordonReed. The Empire State Archives and History Award acknowledges the outstanding contributions by a national figure to advance the understanding and uses of history in society. Annette Gordon-Reed is the Charles Warren Professor of American Legal History at Harvard Law School and a Professor of History in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University. Hosted by prominent Lincoln Scholar Harold Holzer. Thursday, October 8, 2020, 7p.m., Cultural Education Center, 222Madison Avenue, Albany. Tickets on sale Aug. 17. For more information visit http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07egytmutxf93f2bfc&llr=o9efsquab.
HOLLOWED HARVEST: ‘The Hollowed Harvest’ will feature 7,000incredible Jack-O’-Lanterns creating stunning landscapes and larger-than-life displays, some towering as tall as 3 stories, and spanning more than 60feet in length! The Hollowed Harvest is scheduled to open September 25th at 6p.m. at the Altamont Fairgrounds and will continue Thursday through Sunday of each week through the beginning of November with additional dates added the week of Halloween. Show dates and ticket information are available on the web at HollowedHarvest.com. From dinosaurs to zombies, sea creatures to medieval castles, all made out of Jack-O’-Lanterns, you won’t believe what you’re going to see at the Hollowed Harvest! To create a safe event, the Hollowed Harvest has limited time slots to reduce the number of guests admiring the show at one time and has coordinated with town police to enact a COVID safety plan in which guests must also wear face masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In a year of cancellations, you can count on the Hollowed Harvest to save Halloween. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are exclusively available online at HollowedHarvest.com with limited time slots. Times slots are a first come first serve and will likely closeout. Tickets are available exclusively at HollowedHarvest. com.
Friday, Oct. 9 HOLLOWED HARVEST: ‘The Hollowed Harvest’ will feature 7,000incredible Jack-O’-Lanterns creating stunning landscapes and larger-than-life displays, some towering as tall as 3 stories, and spanning more than 60feet in length! The Hollowed Harvest is scheduled to open September 25th at 6p.m. at the Altamont Fairgrounds and will continue Thursday through Sunday of each week through the beginning of November with additional dates added the week of Halloween. Show dates and ticket information are available on the web at HollowedHarvest.com. From dinosaurs to zombies, sea creatures to medieval castles, all made out of Jack-O’-Lanterns, you won’t believe what you’re going to see at the Hollowed Harvest! To create a safe event, the Hollowed Harvest has limited time slots to reduce the number of guests admiring the show at one time and has coordinated with town police to enact a COVID safety plan in which guests must also wear face masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In a year of cancellations, you can count on the Hollowed Harvest to save Halloween. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are exclusively available online at HollowedHarvest.com with limited time slots. Times slots are a first come first serve and will likely closeout. Tickets are available exclusively at HollowedHarvest. com.