Bus Tour - Siege of Boston with The Fort Plain Museum
$150.00 Bus Tour is Thursday, May 28th A Day on the Lines: The 250th Anniversary of the Continental Army?s Siege of Boston - Led by Alexander Cain A Day on the Lines: The 250th Anniversary of the Continental Army?s Siege of Boston Tour offers an in-depth exploration of the key sites and earthworks from the 1775?76 Siege of Boston, the first major campaign of the American Revolution. Despite limited resources, the Continental Army contained British forces and secured their evacuation by taking Dorchester Heights. Participants will visit sites such as Prospect Hill, Washington?s Headquarters, Bunker Hill, and Fort Washington, examine troop movements and defensive strategies, and hear eyewitness accounts, all guided by expert interpretation. Historian and author Alexander Cain will lead the tour, providing a detailed analysis of the Continental Army's experiences and leadership during this pivotal period. Includes Lunch, Site Fees and More. Thank you for supporting the Fort Plain Museum & Historical Park!
Child's Play Indoor Playground at Gloversville Public Library
Parents mark your calendars for March 7th! We are debuting our new indoor soft play zone for children ages 2-5. Register for a one hour time slot and enjoy a fun afternoon of play. Going forward we will be holding this program every Saturday from 2-4 PM. Registration is required. Use this link to register: https://gloversvillelibrary.org/events-calendar/ or call (518) 725-2819
Community Swim at Greater Johnstown School District
Community Swim Program: Program Starts: Saturday, December 6 Program Ends: TBD Location: Johnstown High School (1 Sir Bill Circle, Johnstown, NY 12095) Days: Saturdays Time: 9:00 ? 11:00 A.M. ? Use the back entrance of JHS by the pool/bus loop and sign in with a school attendant ? The program will not run when school is not in session or if campus is closed due to inclement weather ? Swim program will not operate on the following Saturdays: December 20 & December 27 ? Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Toddlers and younger must wear swimming diapers in the pool. You are allowed to bring in your own swimming aides (swimmies and other devices that are intended to help you stay afloat and swim). Pool floats are prohibited. Please don?t hesitate to contact Robert Kraemer (Director of Student Engagement and Athletics) at rkraemer@johnstownschools.org if you have any questions.
Easter Egg Hunt with The City of Gloversville
The 14th Annual Gloversville Easter Egg Hunt will be held at Trail Station Park on Saturday, March 28th. The Egg Hunt will begin promptly at 11am. Please plan to arrive early with a basket, so you can gather near the appropriate age range for your child. Age groups are 0-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12. Bring your camera to take pictures with the Easter Bunny. Organized by the City of Gloversville Recreation Commission Thank you to our 2026 Sponsors! Supporting Sponsors: Abdella & Sise Law Offices Friends of Gloversville Recreation Sponsors: Brown?s Ford Liberty Affordable Housing Walmart DC 6096
Easter Fun! with The Century Club of Amsterdam
Hop on over for a joyful morning of Easter Fun! There will be photos with the Easter Bunny, Basket Raffles, games, snacks, and more!
Erie Canal in the Mohawk Valley at the Arkell Museum
Mini-symposium on March 28th, 2026. Presentations by Mary Alexander from the Arkell Museum, Scott Haefner from Old Fort Johnson, Kelly Farquhar from Montgomery County Department of History, Derrick Pratt from Erie Canal Museum, and Craig Williams from Canal Society of New York.
Happy Heart Yoga with Jeannie at Purple Glass Healing Arts
Come make your heart and soul happy at a Gentle Yoga Class. This class is offered every Wed & Sat at 9am, beginners welcome.
Maple Weekends at Peaceful Valley Maple Farms
Mark your calendar maple weekends 2026. March 21 & 22 as well as 28 & 29. Join us for a tour of our sap house, learn how we make syrup and enjoy delicious family-style breakfast.
Micropolis Art Gallery
Micropolis' guest artist Diane Castle Babcock has been practicing the art of linoleum block printing for almost fifty years. The process she uses is called the reduction method, because she continually cuts away from one block to create a multiple color image. Her images are created in four to six steps of cutting and printing. As the print is created, the block is destroyed, ensuring a limited edition. She chose linoleum block printing as her medium because of its vibrant colors and textural quality. Diane is inspired by what she sees on walks and hikes through the Adirondacks, where she lived for fifteen years, as well Rochester, NY, her current home. Hallmarks of her work include mountain scenes, white birches, and moonlight scenes. She takes photos for reference, but her work represents the feelings and memories a particular place instills in her. Some of her work is specific to a location. Other pieces are a composite of several photos or derived purely from memory and imagination. Her work is Impressionistic because she works with small dots and lines of color, as well as a sense of light and atmosphere. Diane collects birch bark and branches during her hikes, which she incorporates into her prints. She makes birch bark frames and builds shadow boxes with birch branches included in her landscapes. Diane graduated from Nazareth University and Binghamton University with degrees in art and in art education certification. She worked as a visiting artist with Young Audiences of Rochester. She retired from Adirondack High School in Boonville, NY where she taught art. Diane has received awards at the Clothesline Festival, Corn Hill Art Festival, Artists Row, and Colorscape Chenango. She is a juried member of the Roycroft Arts and Craftsmen Guild. In addition to the artwork of the featured artist, the gallery is filled with paintings, drawings, pastels, photographs, fiber art, mixed media, glass, digital art, jewelry, pottery, woodland assemblages, baskets, turned items of exotic wood and fine art cards by the members of Micropolis Cooperative, Inc. The reception is free and open to the public and is part of a broader evening of arts programming in downtown Gloversville. ?Material Conversations,? an exhibition at Glove Cities Gallery, 52 Church St., Gloversville, will also having a receptions from 4:30-7pm. Both shows will run through the end of April. Micropolis, located inside Mohawk Harvest Cooperative Market at 30 N. Main St., Gloversville, is open Monday-Friday / 9am-6pm and Saturdays from 9am until 2pm.
Minute To Win It at Kingsboro Golf Club & Resturant
Reservations are required with teams of 2. Every 20 minutes a Minute to win it game will be announced. One player from your duo will compete. Teams have one minute to complete the challenge. The team to complete the challenge first will win a drink token for a well drink or can of their choice
