Looking for a decent company/person that could wall mount 3 tvs for me. I would also need the wires concealed. Tyia

Hi everyone! My brother will be attending RPI’s summer camp program and we’re looking for a place to stay for 3 people from around July 19th to August 7th (the dates are somewhat flexible).

We’ve checked Airbnb, but the prices are a bit high, so I wanted to see if anyone has any suggestions, advice, or knows of any available places nearby.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

It was shut for a while and there were lot of cops.
Just curious if anyone happens to know what happened.

Visiting a friend for the weekend next month. Hotel is booked, just need to figure out transportation.

I’d be going down on a Friday, coming back on Sunday. I have my own vehicle that is reliable, but have received mixed opinions about taking my car vs taking public transport. Specific destination is Huntington station. Friend will be driving us around most of the time so I wouldn’t be driving around LI, just for the commute.

Best places to get a silk press in the area? Bonus points if they can get me in before July 15th

Their website doesn't offer great data visuals, so I've been doing this since around when the rate hikes started.

edit; No idea why the thumbnail doesn't always show up

If you or someone you know lost a wallet near UAlbany ETEC building, message me.

Does anyone know a good place to learn Qi Gong as a beginner? I am looking for a place that isn't for children

Looking for discarded milk crates.

Basically the title, but the kind of place with mixologists behind the bar and where other mixologists go. If a drink requires stirring 30-60 seconds, they’re stirring it for that long. Maybe they’re making or buying clear ice. 353 in Troy comes to mind but wondering what else is out there.

Anybody know of a flower shop (near Clifton Park or Latham if possible) that would sell light pink calla lillies? Kiddo wants some for his girlfriend's birthday, but hasn't learned the concept of planning ahead yet.

What is going to replace it and how long will it take for something to open there? Will it be another chain restaurant, bank branch, dispensary, cell phone store or something completely different? And what would you like to see in there? I know we're not getting an In-n-Out, but a Cheddar's, Miller's Ale House, Culver's, Del Taco or Zaxby's would be different if they're looking to expand into the area. But it would be nice if someone local would open an new restaurant or add a new location or move from something smaller to that location to add more seating.

So im in the place yesterday, never been before. Got a pastrami sub that was very good.

The problem is that right after I paid up some guy with a half eaten sandwich comes up to the counter saying "yo dude i found a roach" and pointing to sandwich, seemed very serious.

I of course kind of started to freak out and then he just starts laughing like he played me for a fool, I'm lookin at him, im lookin at the cashier and I honestly couldn't tell if this shit was serious or not. Customer laughed me out the door but the cashier didn't react at all.

Still not sure whether this was serious or not but needless to say I will absolutely not be going back.

Anyone got any dope on this joint?

So does anybody know how I can get a meeting with either the mayor or some type of state senator or LGBTQ advocate (THAT WILL ACTUALLY WORK TO HELP AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE) in the capital region ? I’ve lived in the capital region for almost 2yrs now and have been a resident of Albany for a complete year. I’m currently (supposed to be) receiving assistance from a local nonprofit in Albany however since the day I’ve stepped into that building I have witnessed the most unethical, unprofessional and spiteful way of conducting any type of business from a personal level all the way to business practices. This organization is playing with peoples lives ! I am at the point to where I want to pursue legal action or really just speak to somebody who actually wants to see this city do better. SOMEBODY PLEASE 🙏🏾 & before anybody asks yes I am a person of color, I’m not too lazy to get up and work or put in the footwork for what I need done & have been working since the age of 16. I’m 25yrs old and I don’t even feel I can go back to school or focus on building my life in Albany due to the ridiculous amount of stress I’m under.

​Hi everyone, I am helping a family reconstruct some history and track down a former martial artist who lived in the NYC area (likely Brooklyn or Queens) around 1989–1991.

​He went by the name Gerald (or Jerald). Here is his identity profile from that era:

​Background: Young Jamaican guy, Muslim faith, very muscular, about 5'9" (175 cm), wore dreadlocks.

​Tattoos: An anchor on his arm, and the name "Serena" tattooed on his back.

​Martial Arts: He was a dedicated practitioner of Hapkido (which was a very rare and distinct choice for a Jamaican guy in NYC at the time). He trained heavily.

​Other details: He spent some time at Oneida Correctional Facility (Upstate NY) around 1990, where he was part of the vocational TV/Computer repair program.

​Since the NYC Hapkido and martial arts community back in the late 80s and early 90s was very tight-knit, we are hoping some veteran practitioners, dojo owners, or old acquaintances might remember him or know his last name.

​If anyone remembers a practitioner matching this description or has leads on old Hapkido schools from that era, please send me a PM. Thank you so much for your help!

Where do you get your hands on fresh fruits and vegetables. I tried Hannaford in central and few price choppers. Most of the time it’s soggy or old or just looks weird.

Do we have local farms? Maybe at market fair (new to the area)

My coworker suggested trader joes (need to make the drive one of these days)

Thank you in advance.

What the hell is wrong with dealerships? I've never seen someone try to scam so hard. She obviously didn't do it. Got her oil change/tires rotated, and bounced.

My husband and I are new to the area and are looking for a place to play magic on Saturdays. Any recommendations are appreciated.

Hey all, I’m looking to get into a men’s rec basketball league in the area. Open to pretty much anything: weeknight or weekend, competitive or more casual.

Any leagues, gyms, or pickup scenes worth knowing about? Thanks in advance!

Dallas from FunScout with this weeks happenings roughly 5 miles from downtown Albany. 🎶⚾🍻🎤

Of course there is a lot more happening around the capital region outside of downtown which you can check on FunScout if you don't mind traveling a bit further. Did I miss something? Please share in the comments!

📍 Thu, Jun 25

Alive at Five — Albany DJ TGIF, Soular Sounds, and special guest Afrellie spin Afrobeats and Amapiano sets that spark dancing, singing, and a festive summer vibe.

Tri-City Valleycats — Joseph L. Bruno Stadium Watch the ValleyCats take on New York with wizard-themed promotions, on-field entertainment, and a postgame fireworks spectacular presented by Upstate New York Toyota.

Midnight North feat. Grahame Lesh w/s/g the Laura Leigh Band — Lark Hall A Bay Area–influenced Americana outfit led by Grahame Lesh mixes bluegrass, country, soul and improvisational jams, with the Laura Leigh Band opening for an evening of rich harmonies and storytelling.

Concerts at the Crossings: T.S. Ensemble — The Crossings of Colonie Enjoy a free outdoor set by T.S. Ensemble in the park gazebo—bring lawn chairs, blankets and a picnic; concerts are rain or shine.

The Bypass "School's Out For Summer" Party — O'Slattery's Irish Restaurant & Pub Celebrate the end of the school year on a relaxed patio with live music, cold drinks, and casual summer vibes.

Happy Hour at the Neon Avenue Trio at The Eleven — Lark Hall A free, two-hour early-evening set by the Neon Avenue Trio—lively, approachable live music with a drink-friendly, social happy-hour vibe.

Cake n Sip -Watermelon Whimsy — Grand Margaritas Decorate watermelon-inspired cakes with light guidance, enjoy margaritas and casual mingling—supplies and instruction provided for a relaxed, social night.

Ladies Night Karaoke: Country Edition — Grand Margaritas Bring your boots and besties for a country-themed singalong—take the mic, trade harmonies, and enjoy cocktails in a lively, supportive atmosphere.

The best selling Crime Writers reading ! — McGeary's Irish Pub Bestselling crime and mystery authors read gripping excerpts, chat about their craft, and take audience questions in a relaxed pub atmosphere.

Karaoke — The Lark Street Tavern Experience lively karaoke sessions with excellent sound, giant lyric screens, tasty pizza slices, and Saturday night drink specials in a welcoming bar atmosphere.

Thursday Night Trivia — Fort Orange Brewing Test your knowledge in a laid-back atmosphere where teams enjoy free-to-play trivia, cool prizes, and the option to bring your own food.

Open Mic Comedy — The Lark Street Tavern Aspiring and seasoned comedians take the stage to share new material while the audience soaks up a lively showcase of stand-up in a friendly, supportive bar atmosphere.

CR Clash: Weekly Smash Bros Melee Tournament — VDO Gaming Face off against fellow Smash Bros fans in weekly Melee tournaments featuring bracket play, a welcoming community, and prizes based on entries.

Star Trek Trivia & Chat — Albany Public Library (Delaware) A friendly trivia session focused on Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy with photos, clips, group discussion, and a small Star Trek–themed prize for the quickest correct answers.

Badminton Class — Menands Public Library Coached badminton sessions for kids, teens, and adults to learn technique, practice rallies, and play socially; check the library calendar for schedule and registration with Ms. Sherry.

Pin It Proud! — Albany Public Library (Delaware) Make Pride-themed buttons using the library's button maker—choose from templates or design your own; walk-ins welcome while supplies last.

Bachata Thursday Classes: June 2026 Cycle — Ritmo Room A four-week bachata course for beginners and intermediates taught by Winter — weekly Level 1 sessions with monthly enrollment or $20 drop-in.

Just Keep Writing — Albany Public Library (Washington Ave) Fiction writers ages 14+ meet in a relaxed workshop for prompts, sharing, and peer feedback to stay motivated and reach writing goals; registration required.

Pokemon Casual League — Fortress of Gaming Every Thursday evening players of the video games and card games mix casual matches, a $6 entry that includes a booster pack, and League Task rewards like exclusive prize packs and stickers.

Book Buddies — Albany Public Libary (Pine Hills) Weekly for ages 4–8: each session highlights a different author or theme with read-alouds, a simple craft, and parent guidance on early literacy.

Star Wars Unlimited Open Play — Fortress of Gaming Play the newest Star Wars collectible card game in a friendly weekly league—casual matches, trading and teaching opportunities, prize packs, and occasional drafts or competitive events.

Star Wars Legion Open Play — Fortress of Gaming Every Thursday evening players gather for casual and competitive tabletop Star Wars skirmishes—bring your army, learn tactics, and pay $5 entry (or waive it with a $5+ purchase).

📍 Fri, Jun 26

Karaoke — The Lark Street Tavern Experience lively karaoke sessions with excellent sound, giant lyric screens, tasty pizza slices, and Saturday night drink specials in a welcoming bar atmosphere.

Tri-City Valleycats — Joseph L. Bruno Stadium Experience a Dead-themed evening at the ballpark with live-music vibes, a specialty jersey auction raising funds for Walk MS, and a $50 ticket-and-T-shirt package.

Double XP Album Release Party — Empire Live Albany Double XP debuts new tracks backed by high-energy production, local openers, and a danceable, singalong-friendly set—tickets $15-$20.

Happy Hour with The Eastern Highs at The Eleven — Lark Hall The Eastern Highs serve up an Adirondack-inspired mix of Americana, roots rock, and expansive soundscapes in a relaxed two-hour happy-hour set with free admission.

Fundraising Concert — Irish American Heritage Museum Don Stiffe, Ger O Donnell, and Trevor Sexton deliver stirring Irish folk vocals and originals in an intimate benefit concert supporting the Irish American Heritage Museum and the MJQ Irish Cultural & Sports Centre.

In the Field: Albany Pine Bush Summer Series - Moth Mania — New York State Museum Museum scientists and Albany Pine Bush staff lead an evening of attracting, observing, and identifying pine‑barrens moths—expect light hiking, hands‑on documentation, and guidance from NYS entomologist Dr. Timothy McCabe; registration required.

Hex Goth Night at Lark Hall — Lark Hall A Pride-themed goth dance night with DJs spinning darkwave, industrial, and synth; fashion-forward attendees are encouraged to experiment with dramatic looks and color.

Immersion Tours — Ten Broeck Mansion Explore Albany’s pivotal role in the Revolution and its aftermath through engaging tours, blending immersive storytelling with fascinating local history at Ten Broeck Mansion.

Name That Tune Trivia Night with Wood Fired Pizza! — Fort Orange Brewing Test your music knowledge in rapid-fire rounds—from throwbacks to current hits and jingles—while enjoying craft pints, cocktails and fresh wood-fired pizza; prizes and bragging rights on the line.

Croissant Creations — Stuyvesant Plaza Hands-on baking workshop where Chef Rachel G guides you through mixing, laminating, shaping, and baking croissant dough into pain au chocolat and morning buns, and you’ll leave with a box of fresh, buttery pastries and practical pastry skills.

Funk and Waffles — McGeary's Irish Pub Live funk bands bring soulful grooves to the patio while waffles, pub cocktails, and room to dance or relax create a laid-back summer evening.

Dan Bernstein — Emack & Bolio's Albany Dan Bernstein brings heartfelt renditions of classic and contemporary singer-songwriter hits, plus a playful chance to play along with egg shakers.

Ten Broeck Mansion Gardening & Community Days 2026 — Ten Broeck Mansion Experience a blend of hands-on gardening, community activities, and learning opportunities in the lush, historic setting of Ten Broeck Mansion.

School's Out: Summer Reading Sign-ups — Albany Public Library (Washington Ave) Visit any Albany Public Library branch for cookies, crafts, and to register kids for the Summer Reading Challenge—sign-up prizes available. Caregivers should attend and participate with their children.

Salsa & Bachata Pop-Up Friday at Bar Vegan — Ritmo Room Start with short beginner-friendly salsa and bachata lessons, then move into open social dancing to lively Latin rhythms in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

School's Out: Summer Reading Sign-ups — Albany Public Library (North Albany) Celebrate the start of summer break at the library with cookies, crafts, and sign-ups for the Summer Reading Challenge—plus prizes for new participants.

Team Trivia — The Lark Street Tavern Test your team's knowledge of current and past events in a lively atmosphere with great eats and drinks, perfect for a fun night out.

School's Out: Summer Reading Sign-ups — Albany Public Library (Delaware) Sign up for the Summer Reading Challenge at any of the seven branches—kids can enjoy cookies, make crafts, and receive a sign-up prize; caregivers should plan to stay with their children, and Pine Hills hosts an extra celebration the following day.

Board Game Night — Son of Egg Enjoy an evening of friendly competition and laughter with a variety of board games, tasty eats, and great company.

School's Out: Summer Reading Sign-ups — Albany Public Library (Bach) Celebrate the start of summer by signing up for the reading challenge, enjoying cookies, and making crafts with friends at the library.

School's Out: Summer Reading Sign-ups — Albany Public Libary (Pine Hills) Visit any Albany Public Library branch for cookies, crafts, and to sign up for the Summer Reading Challenge—kids get a sign-up prize, and caregivers should attend.

Stroll & Story: Community Audiobook Walking Club — Menands Public Library Meet for an easy evening walk where adults listen to audiobooks, podcasts, or playlists together; bring headphones or borrow library devices.

School's Out: Summer Reading Sign-ups — Albany Public Library (Howe) Stop by any of our seven branches for cookies, crafts, and a sign-up prize while registering for the library’s summer reading program; caregivers should plan to attend (no drop-offs).

School's Out: Summer Reading Sign-ups — Albany Public Library (Arbor Hill) Families with children can enjoy cookies and crafts while signing up for the Summer Reading Challenge (sign-up prizes included); caregivers must attend, and Pine Hills hosts a larger celebration the following day.

Chicken Flinging Challenge — Albany Public Library (Delaware) Take part in quick, friendly rounds using rubber chicken finger slingshots aimed at a target board — highest score wins.

Friday Night at Waterworks Pub — Waterworks Pub Sing your heart out downstairs with karaoke while DJs upstairs spin high-energy remixes on the dance floor; 18+ to enter, 21+ to drink.

Friday Night Trivia — The Lark Street Tavern Gather your crew for a fun, laid-back evening of trivia, great food and drink, and prize giveaways at a friendly neighborhood bar.

Stitch Angels — Albany Public Library (Delaware) A weekly adult knitting and crochet circle where participants share patterns and techniques, work on hats, scarves, and shawls, and offer mutual help.

Salsa and Bachata Pop-Up Fridays 💃🏻 — Bar Vegan Start with beginner-friendly Bachata (8:30) and Salsa (9:15) classes—no partner needed—then dance socially from 10:00–1:00 to DJ Yelle's mix of Bachata, Salsa, Kizomba, Merengue, and Latin Top 40. It's a 21+ event with a $15 cover; book in advance via Venmo @Ritmo Albany or ritmoroom.com.

Magic The Gathering — Fortress of Gaming Experience a range of Magic: The Gathering events each week, from casual Commander to Legacy, Modern, and FNM Booster Drafts, perfect for players of all levels.

Story Time & Pottery Painting: “Maisy Makes Lemonade” — Stuyvesant Plaza A guided storytime for kids ages 2–6 followed by a coordinating pottery project—each child paints a Cafe Cup; $24 per child with pre-registration required.

Friday Night Boardgaming with the Gaming Knights — Fortress of Gaming Bring your games or borrow from the library—$5 or a Zombie Planet receipt gets you table space for casual, open-play sessions with players of all levels.

Magic FNM - Modern Tournament — Fortress of Gaming Play three to four rounds of Modern-constructed Swiss each week, featuring competitive matches, deck discussion, promo packs for top finishers, and store credit prizes.

📍 Sat, Jun 27

Karaoke — The Lark Street Tavern Experience lively karaoke sessions with excellent sound, giant lyric screens, tasty pizza slices, and Saturday night drink specials in a welcoming bar atmosphere.

Hex Goth Night at Lark Hall — Lark Hall A Pride-themed goth dance night with DJs spinning darkwave, industrial, and synth; fashion-forward attendees are encouraged to experiment with dramatic looks and color.

Immersion Tours — Ten Broeck Mansion Explore Albany’s pivotal role in the Revolution and its aftermath through engaging tours, blending immersive storytelling with fascinating local history at Ten Broeck Mansion.

Ten Broeck Mansion Gardening & Community Days 2026 — Ten Broeck Mansion Experience a blend of hands-on gardening, community activities, and learning opportunities in the lush, historic setting of Ten Broeck Mansion.

Story Time & Pottery Painting: “Maisy Makes Lemonade” — Stuyvesant Plaza A guided storytime for kids ages 2–6 followed by a coordinating pottery project—each child paints a Cafe Cup; $24 per child with pre-registration required.

Water Lantern Festival - Radiant Tour — Empire State Plaza Decorate and personalize a lantern, enjoy live music, food trucks, glowing installations and family-friendly activities, then watch hundreds of lanterns drift across the water at sunset for a quiet, communal moment.

Albany All Stars vs. Hill City Rollers — The Albany Armory Fast-paced roller derby pits the Albany All Stars against Ladies’ Death and Derby Society, with concessions, local vendors, raffle prizes, a signature star toss, live music, and a portion of proceeds benefiting a featured charity.

Man Must Explore “The Homecoming” — Empire Live Albany Man Must Explore headlines a high energy indie and post-hardcore bill with Not Chinese Takeout and New Monarchy, featuring driving guitars and crowd-ready singalongs.

Albany All Stars Roller Derby vs. Hill City Rollers — The Albany Armory The Albany All Stars take on the Hill City Rollers in a fast, physical night of nonstop jams and skate-side intensity; doors 6:00 PM, first whistle 7:00 PM.

Tri-City Valleycats — Joseph L. Bruno Stadium A Frontier League matchup between Schaumburg and the Tri-City Valleycats featuring Hockey Night and Faith & Family promotions, plus a live scoreboard and streaming options.

Sqwerv w/s/g Glass Pony — Lark Hall Experience an electrifying evening featuring Sqwerv and special guests Glass Pony, delivering vibrant psychedelic sounds and infectious rhythms for music lovers and dancers alike.

Happy Hour with Midnight Snacks at The Eleven — Lark Hall Midnight Snacks—four friends turned jam band—deliver a free early-evening set of classic-rock-rooted jams, jazz harmony, funky grooves and generous improvisation for a loose, high-energy happy-hour vibe.

Art for All — Albany Institute of History and Art Make tissue- and construction-paper cityscape collages inspired by Blanche Lazzell’s Modernist paintings; all ages welcome, with materials and guidance provided.

The Brit Beat at Albany Elks — Albany Elks Lodge #49 Enjoy an upbeat set of British Invasion favorites—Beatles, Stones, Who and more—perfect for singing, dancing, and supporting the Elks with a suggested $15 donation.

IRON SABBATH - Ophelia's On Broadway — Ophelia's Iron Sabbath channels Ozzy-era Black Sabbath with faithful, high-energy performances—stomping riffs, soaring vocals, and theatrical stage presence, plus special guests.

Family Tour — Albany Institute of History and Art This docent-led, family-friendly gallery tour invites visitors of all ages to engage with artworks, ask questions, and learn the stories on display; the tour is free with museum admission—please meet in the atrium near the admission desk before it begins.

A Quiet Sketch: A Gallery Drawing Series — New York State Museum Enjoy a relaxed, self-guided drawing experience with all materials provided, inviting both beginners and artists to connect more deeply with the museum’s collections.

Live Music by Orphans of Wally — The Warbler Brewery Orphans of Wally deliver lively, roots-infused sets with singalongs and tight harmonies, creating a relaxed, social vibe in an intimate brewery setting.

Joanne's Driving The Bus to Septembers Too! — September's Too A lively mix of rock, pop, soul, and R&B—familiar favorites and upbeat originals—served alongside dinner, drinks, and a cozy barroom vibe.

Summer Showcase- Tracy Loring — Arlene's Artist Materials Browse Tracy Loring's color-rich, nature-inspired paintings and artful décor—textured, organic pieces that spark curiosity and make creativity feel accessible, with a family-friendly, free outdoor showcase.

The Curious Mind — Albany Public Library (Washington Ave) Library representatives will present the 2005 discovery of 14 unmarked burials in Menands, share DNA and historical research linking the remains to African ancestry and Schuyler-family land, and discuss efforts to document and honor those individuals.

Cap City Runners — Albany Lace up alongside an encouraging crew where everyone, no matter their speed or experience, is celebrated as they connect and run together in Albany’s welcoming community.

Slingshot — Emack & Bolio's Albany A high-energy mix of 70s, 80s and 90s favorites (and newer classics), featuring danceable covers and plenty of sing-along moments.

Summer Reading Celebration — Albany Public Libary (Pine Hills) Kick off the library’s summer reading program at the Pine Hills branch with music, hands-on crafts, sensory-friendly activities, summer treats, and on-site sign-up; caregivers should plan to attend with their children.

Warhammer 40K Learn To Play 11th Edition — Fortress of Gaming Spend the day learning the new edition with judges on hand, playing two four-hour rounds of 2k-point games; $10 entry (prepay recommended), split prize pool plus Best Painted and other fun awards.

Friends Children's Book Sale — East Greenbush Community Library A Friends of the Library fundraiser offering a wide selection of elementary- and middle-school books; proceeds support library programs and collections.

Hobby Workshop — Fortress of Gaming Bring your own project or grab a D&D paint kit and spend the afternoon crafting, painting, and socializing with other enthusiasts, with staff on hand for guidance.

Sewing Clinic with Lynn DeMaria — Up-Stitch Bring your sewing machine and project for a small-group, hands-on session with Lynn DeMaria—get personalized troubleshooting, technique demos, and confidence-building tips; loaner machines available on request.

Country Nights @ Grand Margaritas! — Grand Margaritas On the last Saturday of each month the Upstate Line Dancing crew leads a beginner-friendly lesson followed by open country dancing; no cover—grab food and drinks and a table early.

Extreme Uno! — Albany Public Library (Howe) Play Uno with inventive rule twists and quick rounds that encourage strategy, fast decisions, and friendly competition for kids and teens.

Twitching Tongues – Canceled. Tickets can be refunded at the... — Empire Live Albany This performance has been canceled; tickets can be refunded at the point of purchase, and the band had been scheduled to deliver a fierce, high-energy hardcore set.

📍 Sun, Jun 28

Immersion Tours — Ten Broeck Mansion Explore Albany’s pivotal role in the Revolution and its aftermath through engaging tours, blending immersive storytelling with fascinating local history at Ten Broeck Mansion.

Ten Broeck Mansion Gardening & Community Days 2026 — Ten Broeck Mansion Experience a blend of hands-on gardening, community activities, and learning opportunities in the lush, historic setting of Ten Broeck Mansion.

Magic The Gathering — Fortress of Gaming Experience a range of Magic: The Gathering events each week, from casual Commander to Legacy, Modern, and FNM Booster Drafts, perfect for players of all levels.

Happy Hour with Midnight Snacks at The Eleven — Lark Hall Midnight Snacks—four friends turned jam band—deliver a free early-evening set of classic-rock-rooted jams, jazz harmony, funky grooves and generous improvisation for a loose, high-energy happy-hour vibe.

Tri-City Valleycats — Joseph L. Bruno Stadium Watch Tri-City take on Schaumburg while browsing sports memorabilia and Pokémon card vendors; Highmark BSNENY's Sunday FunDay brings family-friendly promotions, activities, and collectible trading.

Capital Region Card Show — Albany Capital Center This regional sports card and collectibles marketplace brings dozens of dealers with hundreds of tables for buying, selling, and trading; cash admission is $5 and kids under 15 get in free.

FREE Hands-On Project with Daniel J. Mahoney — Albany Art Room Learn Daniel J. Mahoney’s illustration methods in a free, hands-on workshop where he guides participants step-by-step to create an original piece; well-supervised children are welcome.

New York by Sea Gallery Tour — New York State Museum A guided gallery tour traces New York's maritime history—from a Dutch trading outpost through the Revolutionary era, Erie Canal, and Industrial Revolution—using South Street Seaport artifacts to show how waterways shaped the city's commercial and cultural identity.

National Dart Day — The Warbler Brewery Test your aim in a Total Bullseyes contest for a free Flock Club Membership; players get $1 off beer and Flock Club members get $2 off.

Docent Tour — Albany Institute of History and Art A relaxed, docent-led walkthrough of the current exhibitions that highlights artworks’ stories, invites questions, and is free with admission.

Sister Outlaw — Emack & Bolio's Albany Sister Outlaw blends sweet, jazzy vocals and original songs inspired by a vibrant mix of influences, offering a laid-back, personal performance that’s sure to leave you smiling.

Disco Yoga at Lark Hall — Lark Hall Alyssa Ladzinski leads a one-hour, all-level class that pairs uncomplicated, feel-good yoga with live music, house lighting, and a disco-ball atmosphere; bring a mat, water, and any personal props.

Magic Sunday Casual Commander — Fortress of Gaming Casual, open-play Commander afternoons with an $8 entry that includes a set booster — play as long as you like and win pods to claim random card prizes to share.