Join us every other Sunday at the Albany Farmers Market on the artisan faire side.

Almost all cultures prescribe masculinity like a drug — with user instructions and side effects nobody reads, often with little to no informed consent.

Mantidote is a guided conversation series about what's actually in it: what heals, what harms, and what we've been swallowing without asking why.

Led by a combat veteran, professed monk, and public theologian. Everyone welcome.

Yes, everyone.

At a Death Café, people - often strangers - gather to drink tea, enjoy snacks, and discuss death. Death Café in Downtown Albany meets the 2nd Thursday of each month from 7-8:30pm. Participation is free. Come join us! Drop-in, No RSVP is necessary.

Make a design on a shirt you own (each person will also receive one handkerchief to design) with bleach and stencils. Kid-Friendly option- bring a pair of white shoes or a white shirt and use sharpies and rubbing alcohol to create a tie dye affect.

The Military Improvement Association brings civilian allies together with rank and file believers to fight the good fight of civil rights for military families. From discriminatory enforcement gaps at the federal level to tokenized citizenship at home, military families remain second-class when the cameras leave town. Join us every first and third Wednesdays at The Chapter House to learn what's missing in action—and what you can do about it.

Join us every other Sunday at the Albany Farmers Market on the artisan faire side.

Almost all cultures prescribe masculinity like a drug — with user instructions and side effects nobody reads, often with little to no informed consent.

Mantidote is a guided conversation series about what's actually in it: what heals, what harms, and what we've been swallowing without asking why.

Led by a combat veteran, professed monk, and public theologian. Everyone welcome.

Yes, everyone.

Make several keychains, fairy house accessories, ornaments, earrings, and more with the magic of shrinky dinks.

The Military Improvement Association brings civilian allies together with rank and file believers to fight the good fight of civil rights for military families. From discriminatory enforcement gaps at the federal level to tokenized citizenship at home, military families remain second-class when the cameras leave town. Join us every first and third Wednesdays at The Chapter House to learn what's missing in action—and what you can do about it.

Join us every other Sunday at the Albany Farmers Market on the artisan faire side.

Almost all cultures prescribe masculinity like a drug — with user instructions and side effects nobody reads, often with little to no informed consent.

Mantidote is a guided conversation series about what's actually in it: what heals, what harms, and what we've been swallowing without asking why.

Led by a combat veteran, professed monk, and public theologian. Everyone welcome.

Yes, everyone.

Want to join a book club, but don't have a lot of time to read? Join this bite-size bookclub that gathers only once per month to discuss short readings (50 pages or less). Free and welcome to all

Come make paper lanterns to float in the night sky before school begins.

The Military Improvement Association brings civilian allies together with rank and file believers to fight the good fight of civil rights for military families. From discriminatory enforcement gaps at the federal level to tokenized citizenship at home, military families remain second-class when the cameras leave town. Join us every first and third Wednesdays at The Chapter House to learn what's missing in action—and what you can do about it.

At a Death Café, people - often strangers - gather to drink tea, enjoy snacks, and discuss death. Death Café in Downtown Albany meets the 2nd Thursday of each month from 7-8:30pm. Participation is free. Come join us! Drop-in, No RSVP is necessary.

Join us every other Sunday at the Albany Farmers Market on the artisan faire side.

Almost all cultures prescribe masculinity like a drug — with user instructions and side effects nobody reads, often with little to no informed consent.

Mantidote is a guided conversation series about what's actually in it: what heals, what harms, and what we've been swallowing without asking why.

Led by a combat veteran, professed monk, and public theologian. Everyone welcome.

Yes, everyone.

Come make a crown to wear or a wand to wave! Magic and majesty combine in this dainty DIY.

The Military Improvement Association brings civilian allies together with rank and file believers to fight the good fight of civil rights for military families. From discriminatory enforcement gaps at the federal level to tokenized citizenship at home, military families remain second-class when the cameras leave town. Join us every first and third Wednesdays at The Chapter House to learn what's missing in action—and what you can do about it.

Join us every other Sunday at the Albany Farmers Market on the artisan faire side.

Bring in any part of your Canadian tuxedo to decorate by bleaching with as noncorrosive and safe stuff we can find.