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Albany.com Events

• Harbinger Theatre presents A Distant Country Called Youth By Steve Lawson
  
  Friday, Apr 24, 2026 until Sunday, May 3, 2026
  Spanning the twenty-five years this one man show evokes the evolution of an American genius Tennessee Williams through his extraordinary correspondence with family, friends and other writers.
• Schenectady Sports Card, Memorabilia & TCG Show
  
  Saturday, May 2, 2026 until Sunday, May 3, 2026
  One of the Longest Running Shows in the Country - Operating since 1974!
• Albany Mother's Day Craft & Vendor Market
  
  Saturday, May 2, 2026 until Sunday, May 3, 2026
  Celebrate Mom at the Albany Mother's Day Craft & Vendor Market!
• Spring Birding Walk
  
  Today
  This introductory birding event will cover birding essentials, binocular usage, and tips and tricks for spotting and identifying our area's birds.
• Breakfast Buffet and Omelet Station at Waterford K of C
  
  Today
  Breakfast Buffet and Omelet Station
• St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Sunday Worship
  
  Today
  An inclusive community affirming God's Grace, open and growing heart, mind, and spirit, called to serve all in Jesus' name.
• Capital Roots' Annual Spring Brunch
  
  Today
  Indulge in delicious dishes from hundreds of the region's best restaurants and chefs, bid on unique gifts and experiences in our fabulous silent auction, and enjoy fun activities for all ages.
• Annual Albany History Fair at Historic Cherry Hill
  
  Today
  Historic Cherry Hill hosts one of its first free family events, Albany History Fair. This year's theme is Revolution 250, focusing on life in the Albany region during the 18th century.
• Preview of Hilton Barn
  
  Today
  ​​Join ART on the Rail Trail for a preview of the historic Hilton Barn plus a history talk with Voorheesville historian Dennis Sullivan. Part of the Voorheesville Family Bicycling Day.
• Preview of Hilton Barn
  
  Today
  ​​Join ART on the Rail Trail for a preview of the historic Hilton Barn plus a history talk with Voorheesville historian Dennis Sullivan. Part of the Voorheesville Family Bicycling Day.