Recognizing the significant contributions of Black educators in developing our community’s youth, join us for a conversation with several local educators about their lives, experiences, and memories as Black Schenectadians.
Celebrate the Snow Moon with a short illuminated walk in the woods of the Woestyne. Afterwards, we'll make a fire in the Inn's historic fireplace, and docents will share colorful stories and tall tales from our local area.
We'll sample wines that are perfect for the warming days and cool nights of spring. Join your hosts, Buffy Leonard and city historian Chris Leonard on a tasting and history tour of their favorite wines for the season.
Kramer will discuss seventeenth-century alcohol ordinances and their enforcement, uncovering the differences between Indigenous and Dutch interpretations of alcohol's destructive effects to community and sovereignty.
In this family-friendly program, you’ll learn the process of making maple syrup, from colonial techniques to later innovations.
After learning different watercolor painting techniques, we will create a free-flowing, abstract painting.
Rev. Alistair Morrison, current rector, and Steve Schrade, church historian, will share details of the church’s history and the historic preservation work currently underway.
In celebration of the equinox, join for an evening of seasonal cocktails and more!
In this beginner workshop, we’ll make an adorable felted sheep with wool from our own Mabee Farm critters. This hand-made craft is the perfect gift or home ornament.
In Dutch New York, slavery died an agonizingly slow death. Douma's book will be the first cultural, demographic, and economic history of slavery in Dutch New York.
