Must be 18 or older Registration is limited to 15 people. Look for a call to confirm your spot. Wednesday, May 14 6 pm Register at bit.ly/MechCrafts
Friends of the Library Meeting Monday, May 19th 6:00pm
Adult Book Club Monday, May 26th 7:00pm Next month selection to be determined at meeting
CDTA will be on site to answer questions about their Half Fare Program. The Capital District Transportation Authority offers Half Fare rates to citizens age 65 and older, honorably discharged veterans and disabled individuals to access transit services. All customers who qualify for Half Fare, will need to obtain a Navigator Half Fare photo ID card to ride on CDTA services. Learn more at https://www.cdta.org/half-fare
The Connors Agency is hosting a six-hour defensive driving course on Saturday, June 21 at the Mechanicville District Public Library, 190 N. Main St. in Mechanicville. Call The Connor's Agency at (518) 664-7307 during business hours for details and to register. Limited to 24 participants
Friends of the Library Meeting Monday, June 30th 6:00pm
Adult Book Club Monday, June 30th 7:00pm Next month selection to be determined at meeting
Join us for music, food, and fun! Concerts are free! Tuesday, August 5 at 6:30 pm Tallmadge Park, Mechanicville Band: Tailspin Rock, Country Rain Date: August 12
Join us for music, food, and fun! Concerts are free! Tuesday, August 19 at 6:30 pm Tallmadge Park, Mechanicville Band: The Schmooze Pop, Dance, and Rock Rain Date: August 26
The Mechanicville District Public Library is offering a free Social Security Information program for individuals ages 55-70. This one-hour financial education program is designed to help attendees learn how to maximize their Social Security benefits prior to collecting them. Registration is limited to 25 participants Register online at https://bit.ly/MECSocialSecurity25 or in person. Get answers to some of the most frequently asked questions, and bring your own! When is the best time to collect my Social Security benefits? Does it make sense to take benefits sooner rather than later? Can I still work and collect benefits? What happens to my benefits…
The history of the City of Mechanicville will be brought back to life as we walk through the beautiful and historic Hudson View Cemetery known as the resting place of civil war hero Elmer Ellsworth. Local history buffs Tom Salvador and Bob Murphy will take us to the grave sites of Mechanicville residents to tell stories of the glory days of the city during the industrial age which became home to thousands of first-generation Americans working in the mills. Parking is available at the entrance to the cemetery on South Street. Registration required. Donations appreciated. Register at https://brooksidemuseum.networkforgood.com/events/87101-hudson-view-cemetery-walking-tour
