Upcoming Events

Jack McEneny will lead us in a discussion of the 250th anniversary to commemorate the formidable and successful winter of the 1775 journey of Henry Knox and others who delivered the vital cannon artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to the high ground a

Join us in our Local History Room for a special presentation about our College of Saint Rose Digitization Project.

Defy your knowledge and bring your Team Elphaba energy and your friends to Madison Theater in celebration of Wicked for Good. Signup strongly encouraged to save your spot.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Join us for a discussion of the book "Rebuilding: A Celebration of A Fixed -Up House and Life" by local author Wendy Marech.  

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

In preparation for a landmark exhibition on the African American Experience in the Adirondacks, Albany Public Library and the Adirondack Experience will host speaker Adam Stewart at the Albany Public Library, also offered as a live-stream Zoom.

In preparation for a landmark exhibition on the African American Experience in the Adirondacks, Albany Public Library and the Adirondack Experience will host speaker Adam Stewart at the Albany Public Library, also offered as a live-stream Zoom.

[For Adults] Join us for “Albany Amour”, a romantic storytelling experience where we share tales of the sweet, the scandalous, and the downright notorious partnerships throughout Albany’s history.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

After leaving her marriage, local author Wendy Marech moved to a dilapidated house in the Catskill Mountains.  Built in 1893 and listed on the National Historic Register, the house was halfway to disaster.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.

Anthony Opalka is the current official historian of the city of Albany.