AmsterdamNY

Events

Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today

  • Pop Up Book Store

    Schwalbacher Brewing 30 E Main Street, Amsterdam, NY, United States

    Join us at Schwalbacher Brewing for great craft beer, books, and book-themed merchandise. It's like a book fair for grown-ups! See you there!

    Free

  • Mohawk Valley Chorus classics concert: “REQUIEM – WHAT REMAINS IS LOVE” by Amsterdam composer Maria Riccio Bryce

    St. Ann's Episcopal Church 37 Division Street, Amsterdam

    The Mohawk Valley Chorus concludes its 90th anniversary season with a performance of "REQUIEM: What Remains Is Love" by Amsterdam composer Maria Riccio Bryce, under the direction of David M. Rossi. Concert date is Sunday, May 18th at 3 pm, at St. Ann's Episcopal Church in Amsterdam. $20 general admission; $15 senior citizens/students; children age […]

    $15 – $20

  • Tri-City Valley Cats Picnic Benefitting the MC-SPCA

    Joseph L Bruno Stadium 80 Vandenburgh Ave., Troy, NY, United States

    Take Me Out to the Ballgame — AND a Picnic! Join the Tri-City ValleyCats for an unforgettable night of baseball, food, and fun — all while supporting a great cause! For just $30, you’ll get: • 1-hour all-you-can-eat pre-game picnic • Reserved game seating • A ValleyCats souvenir hat • PLUS — $10 from every […]

    $30.00

  • Caroga Lake Music Festival on Tour

    Old Fort Johnson NHL 2 Mergner Road, Fort Johnson, NY, United States

    Internationally acclaimed Resident Artists from the Caroga Lake Music Festival - Eddie Barbash, Duncan Wickel and the KASA Quartet - come to Old Fort Johnson for a lawn concert celebrating fiddle and folk music with new twists. Saxophonist Eddie Barbash has performed at venues and jazz festivals around the world, collaborating with musicians in many […]

    Free

  • “Let Them Ride Home the Stones”: Lives and Labor of the Enslaved

    Old Fort Johnson NHL 2 Mergner Road, Fort Johnson, NY, United States

    Between 1749 and 1776, Fort Johnson and Johnson Hall were home to several dozen enslaved men, women, and children. They came from many places, spoke many languages, and lived and labored side by side in bondage, working in the fields and homes of the Johnson family and those associated with them. Learn about ongoing research […]