Utensil Basket Workshop
Taught by local basket weaver Sandy Salada, you’ll love this sturdy basket to hold your favorite kitchen utensils. This basket begins with a solid wood bottom, woven over a plastic
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The Shakers: Farmers, Stewards, and Utopians
A presentation for the Town of Colonie Sustainability Week Celebration Area residents may realize that there are roads, schools, and businesses that incorporate “Shaker” in their name. They may not
The Serious Side of Food: A Reading and Discussion Program
Join facilitator Lavada Nahon and staff from Shaker Heritage Society for a monthly book club all about food. This is a six-part monthly book club all about food. We will
Learn 10 at the Ann Lee Pond Nature Preserve: Shrubs
Ever wonder what type of tree you are looking at? Do you know a dogwood from a blueberry? Have a clue about just how many types of asters and goldenrod
The Serious Side of Food: A Reading and Discussion Program
Join facilitator Lavada Nahon and staff from Shaker Heritage Society for a monthly book club all about food. This is a six-part monthly book club all about food. We will
A Night in the Shaker Garden
Celebrate the arrival of midsummer with a magical evening among the blooms of the Shaker Herb Garden! Join your friends for a lawn game while listening to live music, or
Moonbow #5 Concert
Join us for an evening of dance and music! Doors open at 6:00 pm Performances begin at 7:00 pm Moonbow is an arts organization devoted to presenting multimedia events. Programming
Roll Basket Workshop
Create a stunning multi use basket that is perfect for serving rolls and bread or as a decorative and handy basket on your counter. This basket begins with a wood
Confetti Stage presents “MacWreck!”
What happens when a struggling theatre company attempts to put on Shakespeare’s most cursed play? With everything on the line, the company must pull off a show stopping performance despite
Tour of Watervliet Shaker West Family Site
Join us for this rare tour of Watervliet Shaker history! The Watervliet Shaker West Family was the last to be organized, in 1810, and the first to close, in 1914.
