Events in Saratoga Springs

Begin the morning gently and with purpose in a session designed to wake up the body, ease post-sleep stiffness, and clear the mind for the day ahead. A blend of gentle stretching, light strength work, and invigorating breathing helps mobilize the joints and get blood flowing. This calm, meditative approach supports a smooth transition from rest into action with clarity and ease. Fee is $10 per person.

10 Maple St, Hudson Falls

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Get personalized help with the basics of using a computer, smartphone, or tablet. Library staff and volunteers offer individual sessions tailored for beginners, with each appointment lasting 30 minutes. You can bring your own device or use one provided by the library. Registration is required. Please note that staff cannot repair devices or provide technical support for malfunctioning equipment.

52 Ferry St, Schuylerville

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This after school workshop is for ages 10 and older and focuses on collaborative filmmaking. Participants will work together to develop ideas, plan scenes, and begin shooting. At the end of the school year, the library will host a premiere for friends and family to view the finished movies, with the date to be announced. Completed videos are uploaded to YouTube as unlisted so they can be shared privately and are not made public. Registration is required.

52 Ferry St, Schuylerville

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This NY Forward public workshop in Scotia features a guided walking tour of proposed project sites, conversations with project sponsors, and an overview of ideas submitted through the open call. Attendees can provide input that will help refine proposals as the Local Planning Committee evaluates which projects advance to the final Strategic Investment Plan, shaping the future of downtown Scotia.

4 N Ten Broeck St, Scotia

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Bring your own kit and materials to Bard & Baker for a crafting meetup. Spend time building with fellow hobbyists while you work on your own project in good company.

501 Broadway, Troy

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A casual and learn to play meetup for the My Little Pony Trading Card Game hosted by Plunder Gaming. New players can take part in guided tutorial games with a community member to learn the basics. Experienced players can bring a deck featuring a favorite pony and enjoy friendly matches. The aim is to build a local player group ahead of possible organized play from Kayou, with gatherings planned every other week for now.

2614 Riverfront Ctr, Amsterdam

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Plunder Gaming hosts a weekly Commander Planechase session that is free to enter and runs as one pod with as many players who want to play. Bring your current Magic: The Gathering deck and add the Planechase twist... Planar Cards create table-wide effects, you can roll the Planar Die to try to planeswalk to a new location, and a chaos result adds an extra effect. The rest plays like a typical Commander game, with players battling until only one remains. The last player standing receives a Promotional Pack.

2614 Riverfront Ctr, Amsterdam

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Test your knowledge at Centre Street Pub in Schenectady with a seven round trivia showdown packed with variety and surprises. The game moves from general knowledge and a picture challenge to a rotating themed miscellaneous segment, then into a music and karaoke portion that keeps the energy high. History and geography take the spotlight before an entertainment round sets up the finale. Everything culminates in a timed final question with multiple answers where big points are on the line. Participate solo or form a team to tackle the toughest questions together. Top finishers earn prizes, which may include gift cards, free drinks, or swag from distributors. Expect a lively atmosphere, plenty of laughs, and a fast pace from start to finish.

308 Union St, Schenectady

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For nearly a century, Betty Boop has charmed audiences with her signature look, voice, and style. This new Broadway musical comedy follows her wish for a simple day off from life as a superstar in a black and white world and sweeps her into a colorful New York City adventure filled with music, romance, and heart. Tony Award winning director and choreographer Jerry Mitchell, known for Kinky Boots, Hairspray, and La Cage aux Folles, leads the production. The score is by multiple Grammy winner David Foster, whose credits include I Have Nothing, After the Love Is Gone, and The Prayer, with lyrics by Tony Award nominee Susan Birkenhead of Working and Jelly’s Last Jam, and a book by Tony Award winner Bob Martin of The Drowsy Chaperone and The Prom. Praised by outlets such as the Chicago Tribune, Time Out New York, and The Daily Beast for its joyful energy, this production welcomes theatergoers of all ages and brings the Fleischer Studios icon to life onstage with humor and warmth.

432 State St, Schenectady

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Test your wits at King’s Tavern with a seven round trivia contest that blends knowledge, visuals, music, and quick thinking. Tackle general knowledge, a picture identification round, a rotating themed miscellaneous segment, a music portion with a karaoke twist, history and geography, and entertainment. Everything leads to a timed finale featuring a single multiple answer question worth big points. Play solo or team up, and keep in mind that larger groups may have an advantage. Top scoring teams can expect prizes, often gift cards, drinks, or distributor swag.

241 Union Ave, Saratoga Springs

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This musician-centered open mic takes place at Black Bear Inn. An in-house band will be on site, a full backline will be available, and a sign-up sheet will be provided for performers.

310 19th St, Watervliet

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1 Million Cups is a welcoming forum where Capital Region entrepreneurs connect to share ideas, tackle challenges, and support one another’s growth. Expect conversations with fellow business owners, peer feedback, and a collaborative atmosphere. The event is free, open to everyone, and coffee is provided. It takes place at the Rensselaer County Regional Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Chamber.

333 Broadway, Troy

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CEO is hosting a job fair in Troy focused on early childhood careers. Hiring staff will conduct immediate interviews for roles such as Center Manager, Assistant Center Manager, Behavior Specialists, UPK Teachers, Head Start Teachers, and Early Head Start Teachers. Walk-ins are welcome and no appointment is required. Please bring a résumé.

2328 5th Ave, Troy

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Open to fiber artists of all kinds, this relaxed social meetup at the Amsterdam Free Library offers a welcoming place to stitch and chat. Bring your current project to work on, share recent progress or completed pieces, and exchange ideas and techniques with fellow crafters. This is a casual gathering rather than a lesson, designed for knitters, crocheters, and other stitchers to create in good company. Registration is not required.

28 Church St, Amsterdam

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Remote workers, small business owners, and students can settle into The Cottage at Bard & Baker in Troy, NY for a focused coworking session alongside others. Bring your notepad, phone, tablet, or laptop and plug into plentiful outlets. Wifi is readily available, and a PrintWithMe printer station on site makes it easy to send and print documents quickly. The full food and drink menu is available to keep you powered through your tasks. After you finish, stay to socialize with fellow participants, have a cocktail, or play a game, or head out when you need to. There is no cost to use the space for working or studying, with charges only if you access the board games after the working meetup. The Cottage remains open to the public for indoor dining and gameplay throughout.

501 Broadway, Troy

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Kids can dive into a hands-on craft session that sparks creativity, turning simple materials into personal works of art. A fresh project is featured each month, and all materials are provided, with a supply of basics on hand. The activities are geared toward third graders and older, and younger children are welcome to take part.

117 3rd St, Waterford

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Market Discovery Days brings free after-school fall fun to High Rock Park in Saratoga Springs. This session focuses on Games & Fall Fun, with kids creating a festive fall crown, spending time in the Play Patch, and diving into pumpkin-themed games, plus complimentary warm apple cider. The farmers market runs right alongside, offering the October harvest and local food while children stay engaged. All activities are free.

112 High Rock Ave, Saratoga Springs

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Free community yoga classes take place on Wednesdays at the south end of the Saratoga Farmers’ Market in High Rock Park. Led by certified instructor Himanee Gupta, these gentle, all-level sessions weave movement, breath, and mindfulness, drawing from Kripalu yoga, rejuvenating practices, chakra awareness, and reiki. Surrounded by fresh food, nature, and community, participants can expect to leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and energized. Attendance is free and donations are welcome. Registration is available through Yoga Mandali or on-site. Classes are weather dependent and will be cancelled in the event of rain or other inclement conditions.

112 High Rock Ave, Saratoga Springs

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This dress rehearsal with the Witch Way Wanderers begins with a photo shoot, then moves into practice at the entrance to Avenue of the Pines. Participants can try out costumes and hats, get familiar with parking and the meeting spot, pick up wristbands and pins, and run through favorite witch dances while sharing costume ideas ahead of the fifth annual animal benefit Witch Walk SOSA. Bring a broom, a globe, and dancing shoes. Tutorials are posted on the Witch Walk SOSA and Witch Way Wanderers pages on Facebook and Instagram to support practice. Wristbands will be for sale, registration information will be posted, advance registration is $25 and at the door is $30, and donations are welcome through Venmo.

96 High Rock Ave, Saratoga Springs

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Green Drinks brings together people who work, volunteer, or simply care about the environment, conservation, and sustainability for relaxed conversation and networking. The gathering takes place at Whitman Brewing Company in Saratoga Springs. Food is available, along with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for purchase. The goal is to connect, not to solicit, so sales pitches are not allowed. This Saratoga Springs meetup occurs every month.

20 Lake Ave, Saratoga Springs

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A calm-paced yoga class designed to support flexibility, focus, and strength while encouraging healthy breathing, better sleep, and overall well-being. Each hour includes time to settle in, gentle stretching, a sequence of basic postures with smooth transitions, and a closing shavasana for deep relaxation. The session fee is $15. To reserve a spot, email Jean Marie at yoginijean@yahoo.com.

705 Curry Rd, Schenectady

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New to the area, craving a friendly table, or simply looking for people to play with? This drop-in board game night at Bard & Baker brings people together for casual play and easy conversation. A $5 game cover grants access, and there are plenty of food and drink options available for purchase. All ages and skill levels are welcome, and a wide variety of games regularly hit the tables. No RSVP is needed, just stop in. Come solo or with a friend or partner, and if you arrive later you can watch a table until a seat opens or new players show up.

501 Broadway, Troy

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Set everything down and let your body truly rest. Reiki Yoga invites deep stillness with a soothing blend of gentle restorative movement and Reiki, offered with light touch or no touch at all. Your role is simply to receive while your nervous system is reminded of ease and safety. Kelley Apple and guest Reiki Masters create a calm container as balancing energy moves through the room, easing what feels frayed, restoring what is out of sync, and guiding you back to yourself. This is not a class to push through, it is a quiet practice to soften into, leaving you unhurried and more like yourself. Sessions are $60, and preregistration is required because space is intentionally limited.

501 New Karner Rd, Albany

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Led by Laura Z, this relaxing soundbath and meditation offers a midweek reset with soothing soundscapes and mindful practices that ease accumulated stress. During the session, therapy grade bowls are placed on the body to deepen relaxation and support a calm, centered state. Suitable for anyone seeking a peaceful pause or a simple recharge.

10 Maple St, Hudson Falls

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Lower Adirondack Pride partners with Kitch a Vibe and Black Walnut Books for a quarterly Pride Book Club focused on The Gilda Stories by Jewelle Gomez. This Black vampire novel blends sensuality with a grounded, naturalistic approach, moving from the American South in 1850 to a future two centuries later marked by environmental crisis as Gilda, an enduring outsider, searches for connection and community. The narrative evokes vivid sensation and memory, touching on family and desire, the sharing of blood and dreams, the weight of grief, and a haunting worry about never returning to the larger universe. Purchasing the book through Black Walnut Books will direct a portion of the sale to support Lower Adirondack Pride’s work on behalf of LGBTQIA+ people in the region.

329 Glen St, Glens Falls

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Explore ceramics in a hands-on class that uses molds made from plaster of paris. Participants create pieces from start to finish, moving from pouring and cleanup to firing and a painted finish, while learning each stage, the tools involved, the mediums to use, and how to prepare work for firing. The pace and focus adapt to the creativity of the group and the specific processes people want to learn. Meetings occur twice per month. Only material costs apply. For questions, contact Pete Jones at jonesp714@gmail.com.

705 Curry Rd, Schenectady

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An introductory class in ballet and modern dance takes place at Dream Lights Studio at Viaport Mall in Schenectady, NY. Wear stretchy clothing and secure hair away from the face. Barefoot and ballet shoes are required.

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For nearly a century, Betty Boop has charmed audiences with her signature look, voice, and style. This Broadway musical comedy follows her wish for a simple day away from superstardom in a black and white world, sending her into a colorful New York City adventure filled with music, love, and plenty of heart. Created for audiences of all ages, it blends classic charisma with lively humor and a bright, feel-good spirit. The production is directed and choreographed by Tony Award winning Jerry Mitchell, with a score by multiple Grammy winner David Foster, known for songs including I Have Nothing, After the Love Is Gone, and The Prayer. Lyrics are by Tony Award nominee Susan Birkenhead, and the book is by Tony Award winner Bob Martin, whose credits include The Drowsy Chaperone and The Prom. Critics have celebrated its vibrant energy and joyful spectacle.

432 State St, Schenectady

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Play by Play Sports Bar & Grill hosts an open mic for musicians with a house band and a full backline. A signup sheet is available for performers. The venue offers a parking lot, a 10 wings for $10 special, and two pool tables.

2460 Hamburg St, Schenectady

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Mary and Rebecca from Ageless Aesthetics are seeing clients at Saratoga Springs Family Dentistry, bringing aesthetic care into a setting that highlights confidence in your smile and how you feel. Services include Botox and fillers, TMJ and migraine relief, and skin rejuvenation treatments, along with complimentary personalized aesthetic consultations. Visits are by appointment only with limited availability, and you do not need to be a current patient of the practice to schedule.

286 Church St, Saratoga Springs

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Betty Boop, the classic Fleischer Studios star who has delighted fans for nearly a century, takes center stage in a new Broadway musical comedy that turns her wish for a simple day off in a black and white world into a splashy New York City journey of color, music, and love. Guided by Tony Award winning director and choreographer Jerry Mitchell, the production features a score by multiple Grammy winner David Foster, lyrics by Tony Award nominee Susan Birkenhead, and a book by Tony Award winner Bob Martin, creators whose past work includes Kinky Boots, Hairspray, La Cage aux Folles, I Have Nothing, After the Love Is Gone, The Prayer, Working, Jelly’s Last Jam, The Drowsy Chaperone, and The Prom. Critics have celebrated the show’s effervescent spirit and joyful spectacle. With heart, humor, and the character’s signature charm, it welcomes audiences of all ages.

432 State St, Schenectady

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An open studio format offers creative time for all ages. Participants can work independently or try the project of the day, which changes each week. The session encourages learning new crafts and sharing personal artwork with others. Emphasis is placed on personal expression and community collaboration, rather than on the perfection of a finished piece.

621 River St, Troy

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This annual Trunk or Treat offers a safe, family friendly way to kick off Halloween. Imaginatively themed car trunks, plenty of candy, lively music and engaging activities create an evening full of seasonal fun. Costumes are welcome, whether superhero, princess, pirate, ghost or anything in between. The event is free and open to all ages, with sweet treats and festive displays throughout.

1 Kimball St, Amsterdam

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This gathering pairs delicious food with enjoyable music.

237 Union St, Schenectady

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Recovery Sports Grill in Amsterdam, NY hosts a lively trivia night with seven rounds that blend knowledge, visuals, music, and pop culture. Tackle general knowledge questions, a picture challenge, a weekly rotating themed miscellaneous segment, a music and karaoke portion, history and geography, and an entertainment round. The night wraps up with a fast paced timed finale built around a single multi answer question worth big points. Play solo or form a team, and larger groups can pool their smarts on the toughest puzzles. Top teams receive prizes that may include gift cards, complimentary drinks, or promotional swag. Expect a fun mix of brain teasers and laughs from start to finish.

5005 State Highway Route 30, Amsterdam

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Pathfinder Society Organized Play brings a global d20 fantasy roleplaying campaign to Bard & Baker Troy. Players step into the roles of Pathfinder Society agents, part of a renowned group of explorers, archaeologists, and adventurers who seek out and document the greatest mysteries and wonders of the world of Golarion. A $5 per person cover applies for gameplay, with plenty of food and drinks available for purchase. Capacity is limited each week, so advance RSVP is recommended. This is an organized meetup run by the Pathfinder Society. Bard & Baker remains open for regular gaming during this period as well.

501 Broadway, Troy

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Experience yoga at Pitney Meadows with classes led by Renee and Brenda. Sessions take place in a spacious, open-air high tunnel that can welcome fresh breezes and sunlight or offer gentle cover when rain passes, creating a peaceful setting among fields and gardens. Expect a thoughtful, all-levels flow that encourages grounding in nature and mindful movement. Renee leads on Thursdays and Brenda teaches on Saturdays. Please bring your own mat; blocks and straps are optional. Advance sign-up is required. Each class is $20, with scholarships available to keep the experience accessible. Same-day registration is accepted for cash payments. All levels are welcome, from longtime practitioners to those seeking a calm moment outdoors with the community.

223 West Ave, Saratoga Springs

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Geared to dogs older than six months who have already completed a Beginner class, this intermediate session strengthens responsiveness and builds on existing cues as a step toward Canine Good Citizen readiness. Training covers going to a designated place, waiting at doorways, practicing leave it, and walking calmly past distractions, with additional skills introduced to broaden your dog's toolkit.

203 Central Ave, Schenectady

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Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at The Club at Whispering Pines, featuring a different roster of comedians each time. Performers include acts with appearances on television and on podcasts, offering a fresh experience in a local Schenectady setting.

671 Mariaville Rd, Schenectady

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At Proctors, Betty Boop leaps from her classic black and white world into a burst of color in a new Broadway musical comedy. Hoping for a simple day away from super stardom, she finds herself on a lively New York City adventure filled with music, romance, and laughter. For nearly a century, this beloved icon has charmed audiences with her look, voice, and style, and this production celebrates that legacy with a big-hearted story for all generations. Tony winner Jerry Mitchell directs and choreographs, drawing on a track record that includes Kinky Boots, Hairspray, and La Cage aux Folles. The score comes from multi Grammy winner David Foster, known for I Have Nothing, After the Love Is Gone, and The Prayer. Lyrics are by Tony nominee Susan Birkenhead, and the book is by Tony winner Bob Martin, whose credits include The Drowsy Chaperone and The Prom. Reviewers at the Chicago Tribune, Time Out New York, and The Daily Beast have praised the show’s spirit and spectacle.

432 State St, Schenectady

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Footsy Magoo's hosts a seven-round trivia night featuring general knowledge, a picture challenge, a weekly themed miscellaneous segment, music and drunken karaoke, history and geography, and entertainment. It concludes with a timed final round built around a single multi-answer question worth big points. Players may compete solo or in teams to pool brainpower, and top finishers receive prizes that may include a gift card, free drinks, or swag from distributors.

17 1st St, Troy

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Karaoke takes center stage at The Saratoga City Tavern with an upbeat atmosphere, bright lights, and a welcoming vibe. Singers can pick from a library of more than 56,000 songs, covering everything from timeless ballads to current chart favorites. Whether it is a first time at the mic or a regular routine, all experience levels are invited to step up for solos, duets, and crowd-pleasing anthems. Expect a lively scene that celebrates every performance and keeps the energy high from the opening track to the finale.

19 Caroline St # 21, Saratoga Springs

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