In this workshop, you will create a flat felted scene with a howling wolf set against a vibrant sky. You choose the colors: dusk, dawn, sunset, or perhaps the twinkling stars of a night sky? Whichever motif you choose, it's sure to make an adorable decoration or gift! Our expert felter Pam Bucci will guide you through the process from start to finish, and we’ll provide all materials and equipment. This craft is recommended for anyone 12+. It involves using sharp needles which can puncture skin if not used properly. Participants should possess good manual dexterity, hand-eye coordination, and ability to work with focus and care.

Join local filmmaker Christopher Conto as he shares his most recent work in progress, "The Go Between". A six part television mini series based on the life of one the most iconic, yet under appreciated figures of 17th century colonial America, Arent Van Curler. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a live table read as Chris takes you through the pilot episode, entitled "The Priest." This is an in-person talk which will be held at 32 Washington Ave. Winter Speaker Series: 07 JAN Marie Danielle Annette Williams “Loyalists in the Adirondacks” 14 JAN Laurie Lawlor “Many Voices: Erie, the Canal that Changed America” 21 JAN Chuck Henry “First Draft of History: NY State Historic Newspapers” 28 JAN Ellen Ledoux “Laboring Mothers: Reproducing Women and Work in the 18th Century” 04 FEB Sarah Wassberg Johnson “Apples in America: A History” 06 FEB James Taub, Associate Curator, Museum of the American Revolution “Threads of Liberty” 11 FEB Mary Liz Stewart “Underground Railroad” 18 FEB Dr. Elisabeth Paling Funk “The Dutch World of Washington Irving” 21 FEB Chris Conto “The Daring Life of Arent Van Curler” 25 FEB Nancy Newman "Songs and Sounds of the Anti-Rent Movement in Upstate New York" 04 MAR Kevin Bronner "Albany During The American Revolution: Victory In Upstate New York” 11 MAR Prof. LaGarrett King “The African Americans’ Revolution” 18 MAR Craig Siulinski “The Early 20th Century Experience of Polish Immigrants in Schenectady” 21 MAR Multiple Speakers: “Ten Things You Didn’t Know About the American Revolution” 25 MAR Wally Wheeler, “Early Vernacular Architecture in Schenectady County”