The bedrock of New York and its erosion created the landscape the Iroquois peoples made their home. It influenced their territorial boundaries, defenses, settlement patterns, trail systems, agriculture, and key natural resources. Chuck Ver Straeten is Curator of Sedimentary Rocks at the New York State Museum. He investigates the Devonian Period, c. 400 million years ago. $5 or free for SCHS members. No advanced tickets. Tickets available day and place of event.

"The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee Williams Presented by NorthEast Theatre Ensemble Directed by Sandra Boynton February 28-March 1, March 6-8 Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 pm, Sunday matinees at 3 pm The Brouwer House, 14 N. Church St., Schenectady Tickets: $20 General Admission at northeasttheatreensemble.simpletix.com Williams' familial tale of heartache, perseverence, dissatisfaction, yearning, and love comes to life in the historic Stockade District's Brouwer House. In this memory play, Tom Wingfield looks back on years spent with his mother Amanda and his sister Laura. Amanda, desperately seeking security for her children, especially Laura, finds a fragile hope in the form of Tom's work friend, Jim, a young man Laura knew in high school. Featuring: Michael Sinkora as Tom Wingfield Janet Hurley Kimlicko^ as Amanda Wingfield Shae Fitzgerald^ as Laura Wingfield Jordan Bray as Jim O'Connor Assistant Director/Production Manager: Suzanna Bornn^ Stage Manager/Production Effects: Ren Kris Costume Designer: Bonnie Fitzgerald Properties: Travis Fealy^ ^ = NorthEast Theatre Ensemble company member **As always with NETE performances, seating is limited and advance reservations are highly recommended. **Please notify NETE in advance if you require accommodations so they can best serve you as an audience member.