Child's Play Indoor Playground at Gloversville Public Library
Parents mark your calendars for March 7th! We are debuting our new indoor soft play zone for children ages 2-5. Register for a one hour time slot and enjoy a fun afternoon of play. Going forward we will be holding this program every Saturday from 2-4 PM. Registration is required. Use this link to register: https://gloversvillelibrary.org/events-calendar/ or call (518) 725-2819
Happy Heart Yoga with Jeannie at Purple Glass Healing Arts
Come make your heart and soul happy at a Gentle Yoga Class. This class is offered every Wed & Sat at 9am, beginners welcome.
Live Jazz with Knuffle & Bisio
The GCAA presents an evening with legendary Jazz musicians Kirk Knuffke and Michael Bisio, creating sounds and sensations as only they can. Featuring brews by the exquisite Stump City Brewing (must be 21+ to purchase/consume)
Nature and Architecture: A Study in Monochrome at Micropolis Art Gallery
Our guest artist, Photographer Stephanie Ruzycky, is proud to have her work displayed in the Micropolis Gallery located within Mohawk Harvest. Stop in to come see her work as well ast the arts of may others!
Scenes – A Billy Joel Experience with Caroga Arts Collective
Kick off summer with Billy Joel?s timeless hits! Sponsors: ADK Mechanical & Adam & Laura Hansen *The May 23rd concert will be included as part of the Season Passes, which will be available for sale starting April 16. Scenes ? A Billy Joel Experience is New England?s premier Billy Joel tribute band, bringing the iconic songs of the Piano Man to life with unparalleled energy, musicianship, and authenticity. Since their formation in 2013, the band has captivated audiences across the region, delivering high-energy, note-perfect renditions of Billy Joel?s timeless hits, from the classic ?Piano Man? to the rock anthems ?We Didn?t Start the Fire? and ?Only the Good Die Young.? Named after one of Joel?s signature songs, Scenes aims to create a true ?Billy Joel experience??not just a tribute performance, but a celebration of the artistry, storytelling, and rich musicality that have made Billy Joel one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time. The band?s lineup features top-tier musicians who expertly replicate the sound and style of Billy Joel?s legendary performances, with a frontman whose vocal and piano chops mirror Joel?s distinctive approach. Whether it?s the heartfelt ballads like ?Just the Way You Are,? the rock-infused ?Big Shot,? or the crowd-pleasing ?Uptown Girl,? Scenes delivers an authentic musical journey through the soundtrack of a generation. Their performances are marked by an exciting mix of nostalgia, passion, and musicianship, taking audiences on a thrilling ride through Billy Joel?s diverse catalog. Scenes ? A Billy Joel Experience is more than just a tribute band?it?s a live musical event that brings the spirit of Billy Joel?s music to life, creating an unforgettable experience for fans of all ages. If you?re looking to relive the magic of Joel?s classic hits, Scenes is your front-row ticket to an unforgettable musical journey.
Stroke Development Stage 5 School Age (6-12) at Fulton County YMCA
Students in stage 5 work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. The emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke.
Stroke Development Stage 5 Teen (age 13-18) at Fulton County YMCA
Stage 5: Stroke Development In Stage 5, swimmers build strength, endurance, and confidence as they refine their stroke technique and begin swimming with greater efficiency and control. Students focus on developing front crawl and back crawl with rotary breathing, while also being introduced to more advanced skills such as breaststroke, butterfly basics, and treading water. As swimmers progress, they work toward longer distances and improved coordination, helping them move through the water with ease and confidence. This stage also introduces important water safety concepts, including energy conservation techniques and how to respond in emergency situations. Stage 5 is where swimmers begin to transition from learning strokes to owning them?developing the skills, stamina, and awareness needed to become strong, capable, and confident swimmers.
Stroke Introduction Stage 4 School Age (6-8) at Fulton County YMCA
In Stage 4: Stroke Introduction, swimmers begin building real confidence and independence in the water by learning and refining foundational swim strokes. Students are introduced to front crawl and back crawl with proper breathing, body position, and coordination, while also developing essential skills like treading water, basic diving, and endurance. Alongside stroke development, swimmers gain important safety knowledge?such as weather awareness, open water safety, and basic first aid?helping them become not just stronger swimmers, but safer and more aware around water.
Stroke Introduction stage 4 School Age (9-12) atFulton County YMCA
In Stage 4: Stroke Introduction, swimmers begin building real confidence and independence in the water by learning and refining foundational swim strokes. Students are introduced to front crawl and back crawl with proper breathing, body position, and coordination, while also developing essential skills like treading water, basic diving, and endurance. Alongside stroke development, swimmers gain important safety knowledge?such as weather awareness, open water safety, and basic first aid?helping them become not just stronger swimmers, but safer and more aware around water.
Stroke Introduction Stage 4 Teen (age 13-18) at Fulton County YMCA
In Stage 4: Stroke Introduction, swimmers begin building real confidence and independence in the water by learning and refining foundational swim strokes. Students are introduced to front crawl and back crawl with proper breathing, body position, and coordination, while also developing essential skills like treading water, basic diving, and endurance. Alongside stroke development, swimmers gain important safety knowledge?such as weather awareness, open water safety, and basic first aid?helping them become not just stronger swimmers, but safer and more aware around water.
