November 1 I.O.U.S.A. Documentary. U.S. Comptroller General David Creadon interweaves archival footage and economic data to paint a vivid and alarming profile of America's current economic situation. The film proffers potential financial scenarios and proposes solutions about how we can recreate a fiscally sound nation for future generations. Free. 3 pm. Community Room. Saratoga Springs Public Library. 49 Henry Street. 518-584-7860.
November 1 Odadaa! Yacub Addy's Odadaa! a dynamic ensemble of artists from the Ga tribe of Ghana, combining hot African polyrhythmic drumming with bamboo flutes, guitar Balafon (wooden xylophone), rich vocals, high energy dance, and lush costumes. Odadaa! participated in the acclaimed "Congo Square" collaboration with Wynton Marsalis. 8 pm, Free Filene Recital Hall. Skidmore. 518-580-5320
November 1 Saratoga Lions Health Fair. More than 40 exhibitors, including free vision and hearing screenings, diabetes information, a Red Cross blood drive on-site, door prizes and giveaways. Highlights include a Flu Shot Clinic, Red Cross Blood Drive on-site, vision screenings, health screenings by Saratoga Hospital, hearing screenings, Operation Safe Child registrations by the Saratoga Police Dept. and a Fun Obstacle Course. Free. 10 -2 p.m. Maple Ave School, 518-858-2792
November 1 Caffe Lena Presents the Bob Warren Band. Singer-songwriter Bob Warren has a special genius for assembling crowd-pleasing bands and keeping them busy with a steady supply of immediately appealing, ‘60s influenced songs. Joining him are Tony Markellis on bass and guitar and Don Warren on drums, cello and keyboard. 7 pm. $15. Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022
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November 1 Live Harness racing. Also simulcast thoroughbred and harness racing. Post time 7 p.m. Video gaming (1,700 machines) is open from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. Admission & parking free. Saratoga Gaming & Raceway, 518-584-2110
November 1 Saratoga Farmers’ Market. Greens and veggies, eggs, beef, pork, lamb, poultry, apples, herbs, cheese, homemade soap, hydroponic tomatoes, baked goods, jam, jelly and more! Sat 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, Inside for the winter, at the Salvation Army Building, 27 Woodlawn Ave.
November 1 First Saturday Arts Night. Local galleries and exhibition sites open their doors to the public for artist’s receptions, performances and other “happenings”. Many of the venues host “Meet the Artist” receptions. Hop from one spot to another, mingle with the artists and other art lovers, and enjoy the refreshments. Free and open to the public. Stop at the Arts Center Gallery to pick up the list of participating venues. Arts Center, 320 Broadway. 518-584-4132.
November 1-2 Saratoga Arms Fair. 250 exhibit tables. Fine collector guns, military souvenirs, books, Americana and militaria for show and sale. Door prizes. Come buy, sell, trade. Sat 9-5, Sun 9-3. $8. Seniors $7. Saratoga City Center. 518-664-9743
November 2 Lake George Opera’s Fall Concert. "Oh Joy, Oh Rapture! The best of Gilbert & Sullivan." A fun afternoon of light opera and musical theater by the Lake George Opera. Reserved seating $25 - $45. In advance or at the door. Optional family style dinner with the artists immediately following the concert at Sergio’s. Dinner $35. Advance dinner reservation required. Curtain: 3 pm. Spa Little Theater. 518-584-6018.
November 2 Caffe Lena Presents David Roth. Blend a whoosh of Will Rogers, a dash of David Letterman, a touch of James Taylor-meets-Jerry-Seinfeld and you’ve got a sense of what this veteran songwriter is like. 7 pm. $15. Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 2 Live Harness racing. Also simulcast thoroughbred and harness racing. Post time 12:45 p.m. Video gaming (1,700 machines) is open from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. Admission & parking free. Saratoga Gaming & Raceway, 518-584-2110
November 3 Carnegie Hall Premiere Concert. The concert will feature the following: Crumb: Eleven Echoes of Autumn (Echoes 1) Kayhan Kalhor: The Silent City (A Carnegie Hall Commission) and Schubert: Piano Trio No. 1 in B-flat Major. TBA: Trio for Brass. Pre-concert talk 7 pm. Concert 8 pm., Free. Filene Recital Hall, Skidmore College. 518-580-5320
November 3 SARATOGA FARMERS MARKET. Local farmers, crafters and bakers bringing their products directly to the consumer in "open-air" markets. Fresh fruits and vegetables, delectable baked goods, bedding plants, cut flowers, floral arrangements, jams, jellies, honey, tangy dressings and horseradish, local meats, poultry and eggs, zesty herbs, homemade soaps, quality crafts and more Sat. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Salvation Army Building, Woodlawn Ave.
www.saratogafarmersmarket.org/ November 3 Lake George Opera’s Fall Concert. "Oh Joy, Oh Rapture! The best of Gilbert & Sullivan." A fun afternoon of light opera and musical theater by the Lake George Opera. Reserved seating $25 - $45. In advance or at the door. Optional dinner with the artists immediately following the concert at Sergio’s. Advance dinner reservation required. Curtain: 3 pm. Spa Little Theater. 518-584-6018.
November 4 Mindfulness Meditation. With professionals from One Roof Holistic Health Center. 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Free. Susman Room, Saratoga Springs Public Library 518-584-7860
November 5 Caffe Lena Presents Poetry Open Mic With Featured Reader Jay Rogoff. Jay’s newest book of poems, The Long Fault, was published in 2008. He teaches in the English Department at Skidmore College and lives in Saratoga Springs. 7 pm. $3. Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 7 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 1st
November 7 Caffe Lena Presents Woods Tea Company. This Vermont string band performs a winning combination of Celtic tunes, bluegrass, sea shanties and folk songs, interspersed with plenty of down-home wit and camaraderie. 8 pm. $18. Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 8 Filene Concert Series. A concert of modern flute repertoire, including compositions by Flutist Norman Thibodeau. Events are free and open to the public. 2 p.m. Free. Filene Recital Hall, Skidmore College. 518-580-5320
November 8 Saratoga Farmers’ Market. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, See Nov 1st.
November 8 Reindeer Open House. See Bob Smith's live reindeer, talk about reindeer and caribou and draw a reindeer with author Bruce Hiscock. For ages 4 and older. Free. 2 pm. Dutcher Community Room , Saratoga Public Library, 518-584-7860
November 8 Caffe Lena Presents Woods Katherine Rhoda. When Katherine Rhoda steps to the stage with her waist-length red hair, big open smile, and collection of fascinating instruments, she radiates joy and, without fail, it’s not long before her listeners do, too! This show is perfect choice for the whole family. 8 pm. $14 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St.
November 8 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 1st
November 8 Brown Bag Lunch Program. "Two Decades of Town and Gown," memories of the College by Claire Olds and other Skidmore personalities. Coffee and tea provided. 12 to 1 p.m. Free. Saratoga Springs Public Library. 518-587-3241
November 9 Saratoga Chamber Players Concert. Jill Levy, Artistic Director of the Saratoga Chamber Players and Concertmaster of the Albany Symphony Orchestra, teams up with Jacinthe Couture, internationally renowned prize-winning concert pianist, to perform Schubert's Fantasie for violin and piano #4. 3 pm. $18/ $15 senior;$12 students (children free). United Methodist Church. 5th Ave. & Henning Rd. 518-584-6523
November 9 Troy Chromatics present Stephen Hough, piano. Performing Bach/Cortot Toccata & Fugue in D minor, Fauré Nocturne No. 6 in D-flat major, Barcarolle No. 5 in F-sharp minor, Franck Prelude, Chorale and Fugue in B minor, Copland Piano Variations (1930), Chopin Nocturne in B major, and Sonata no. 3 in B minor. 3 pm. $30/$25. Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, 2nd and State Sts., Troy. 518-273-0038.
November 9 Caffe Lena Presents David Jacobs-Strain. He is a consummate finger-style and slide guitarist radiating echoes of Skip James, Charlie Patton, and Tommy Johnson. His influences stretch far and wide: Afro-pop, Indian classical, John Lennon, Neil Young. 7 pm. $14 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St.
November 9 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 2nd
November 11 Union College Concert. Multiple prize winning American pianist Orion Weiss will perform Schumann Symphonic Etudes, Copland Piano Variations, Beethoven Sonata #12 in A flat (Funeral March) and Sonata #28 in A. 8 p.m. $20. Memorial Chapel, Union College, Schenectady. 518-388-6080
November 12 Caffe Lena Presents Storytelling Open Mic. 7 pm. $3 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 12 Albany Symphony Orchestra-Winter Warmth. Jamie Laredo, Guest Conductor. Performing Bach: Double Concerto for Two Violins and Orchestra. Jill Levy, Jamie Laredo, soloists. Mozart Violin Concerto No. 3 in G, Jamie Laredo, soloist, John Corigliano: "Voyage" for strings, Mozart: Symphony No. 41 in C, "Jupiter". 8 pm. $49/$40/$25. Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. 518-273-0038.
November 13 Brown Bag Lunch Program. "Yaddo - Inside & Out, A Virtual Tour" by Leslie Leduc, Sponsored by the Visitor Center and the Saratoga springs Public Library. Free. 12 to 1 p.m. Community Room, Saratoga Public Library. 518-587-3241.
November 14 Albany Symphony Orchestra performing Orchestral Music of the Ballets Russe. Stravinsky: Petrouchka, Debussy: Afternoon of a Faun, David Mallamud: Nijinsky's Last Dance (World Premiere) Kenneth Olsen, Cello, Ravel: La Valse. 8 pm. $49/$40/$25. Troy Savings Bank Music Hall
November 14 Caffe Lena Presents Roy Book Binder. For decades Roy Book Binder has traveled the world as a "keeper of the flame" and ambassador of the blues. One of the finest fingerpickers working today, he is also a gifted storyteller. 8 pm. $18 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 14-15 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 1st
November 14-16 Holiday Arts & Craft Show. Craft lovers and Holiday Shoppers can find a huge array of unique decorating and gift needs including handcrafted furniture, home and garden decor, jewelry, textiles, handmade candles and soaps, cozy quilts, paintings, prints, fabulous florals, iron, wood carvings, baskets, stained glass, gourmet delights and much more. Free For Drawings thru out the 3 day show. Fri-Sat 10 am – 9 pm, Free. Wilton Mall.
November 15 Skidmore Faculty Recital. Gene Marie Callahan Kern, soprano, and Lok Ng, piano, will perform Schumann Liederkreis and other works by Brahms, Beethoven, and Strauss. 8 pm. Free. Filene Recital Hall, Skidmore College. 518-580-5320
November 15 Saratoga Farmers’ Market. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, See Nov 1st.
November 15 Caffe Lena Presents Modern Man. The musical trio known as Modern Man continues its assault on the out-moded idea that only those persons not yet manifesting symptoms of senile dementia should perform in public. If the sight of three seniors attempting a hip-hop song or transparently trying to get a fatwa issued on themselves for the sake of notoriety doesn’t bring up your lunch, you may well be Navy Seal material. 8 pm. $18 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 15 Saratoga SAVOY Diamond Dance presents The Joey Thomas Big Band. Hours of live music. Dance demonstrations, DJ'd music between sets, art exhibits, the elegance of the historic Saratoga Music Hall. Free beginner dance lesson at 7:30pm 7:30–11:30 $15. Saratoga Music Hall. 474 Broadway. 518-587-5132
November 15-16 Adirondack Sports & Fitness Winter Expo! Over 100 exhibitors offering the best and the largest selection of outdoor gear, products and services. Featuring everything from Skiing, Snowboarding, Cross-Country Skiing, Snowshoeing, Ice Climbing, Olympic Sports, Backcountry & Telemark skiing, your favorite winter activities, clothing, gear, getaways and events. Exciting demos, seminars, sales and family activities. There will be a rock wall, kids activities, and winter sports activities and demos. Free. Sat: 10- 6 Sun: 10-5. Saratoga Springs City Center. 518-877-8788.
November 16 Caffe Lena Presents Diana Jones. Elegant, gracious, passionate Diana Jones has written a beautiful collection of songs that explore the life ways and dramas of the American South. 7 pm. $15 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 16 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 2nd
November 17 Iridescence Flute & Harp Duo in concert. 7:30 pm. $20. The Hyde Collection, 161 Warren St., Glens Falls. 518-792-2383.
November 17 Saratoga SAVOY Diamond Dance the northeast's largest monthly swing /big band dance! A great Multi-generational EVENT. Enjoy hours of live music performed by The Joey Thomas Big Band. Between sets are dance demonstrations, DJ'd music, art exhibits, all in elegance of the historic Saratoga Music Hall. Free food and a free beginner dance lesson at 7:30pm and Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream! 7:30 – 11:30 $12: VETS come in uniform or with ID just $10. Saratoga Music Hall., 474 Broadway. 518-587-5132.
November 18 Emanuel Ax & Yefim Bronfman in performance. “A marvel of digital dexterity, warmly romantic sentiment, and jaw-dropping bravura,” said the Chicago Tribune of the two piano virtuosos’ 2002 recording of Rachmaninoff’s rarely recorded piano pieces for 4 hands” They will be performing Brahms Variations on a Theme by Haydn, Bolcom Recuerdos for Two Pianos, Mozart Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major, and Rachmaninoff Symphonic Dances. 8 pm. $60/$55. Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. 518-273-0038
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November 18 Mindfulness Meditation. See Nov 4th .
November 20 Christmas Past. The traditions surrounding the celebrations of a Victorian Christmas. The Victorian Lady, Sue Mc Lane, will decorate a Victorian styled tree using period & modern decorations. Ms McLane, who will wear original Victorian garb from her personal collection, is an independent scholar who has studied the lifestyle & culture of the 19th century in America since 1986. She presents entertaining and educational programs throughout the Northeast. Free 7:30 pm Canfield Casino 518-584-6920
November 21 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 1st.
November 21 Caffe Lena Presents Walt Michael & Company. Walt Michael is a virtuoso of tremendous influence in the revival of that complicated, heavenly instrument, the hammered dulcimer. The rest of Walt’s Company are Evan Stover and Frank Orsini on fiddle, and Tom Wetmore on bass. 8 pm. $18 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 21 Skidmore Symphony Orchestra Concert. Performing Mendelssohn: Sonata in E Major, Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso, Chopin: Six Etudes, Liszt: Petrarch Sonnets from Years of Pilgrimage, Wagner/Liszt: Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde, and Liszt: Après une lecture de Dante from Years of Pilgrimage. 8 pm. Frederic Chiu, Piano $5 $2 students/seniors. 8 pm. Filene Recital Hall, Skidmore College. 518-580-5320
November 22 Saratoga Farmers’ Market. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, See Nov 1st.
November 22 Caffe Lena Presents Larry Zarella and Jud Caswell. Alaska songwriter Larry Zarella writes from the heart about love, friendships, community, and humorous situations that pervade life in rural Alaska. Maine songwriter Jud Caswell's rural roots keep his new folk songs grounded in tradition and essential wisdom. 8 pm. $14 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 22 Pot Luck Supper and Elvis Show. All you can eat pot luck supper with 2 shows by Elvis Tribute Artist Joe Ramsey, silent auction, free gift to first 50 patrons. Benefit to provide athletic, social and recreational events for physically and/or mentally challenged youths in the greater Capital district. 2 pm. $20 dinner only. $40 dinner with both Elvis Shows. VFW Excelsior Ave. 518-580-1227
November 22 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 1st
November 22 Saratoga Turkey Trot. 5K Run/Walk, benefits Christopher Dailey Foundation. registration 6:30 a.m. Race 8:30 a.m. $25 day of. Broadway, Downtown Saratoga. 518-581-1328.
November 23 2008 Nutcracker Tea Party. Delight in an English Afternoon Tea surrounded by the elegance of The Hall of Springs & excerpts from Nutcracker ballet performed by Northeast Ballet Company. It will include costumed dancers mingling with the children, holiday ornaments for sale and much more. Presented by the SPAC Action Council. $30/$15. Noon. Children. Hall of Springs. 518-584-5330.
November 23 Caffe Lena Presents Cheryl Wheeler. Poet-Cheryl writes achingly honest songs of love and loss. Contrasting the prosaic landscapes of her native small-town America with the hopelessly rootless life of the traveling performer, she creates common ground with all who long for simplicity. 8 pm. $35 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 23 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 2nd
November 23 Jewels of the Dance. The Schenectady Symphony Orchestra will perform Symphonic Variations from Bernstein West Side Story (, then with the Ellen Sinopli Dance Company performing Beken Pottery Shards and Ibert Divertissement. $7.50/$5.50. 3 pm Proctors Theatre.518-346-6204
November 27 Saratoga Turkey Trot. 5K Run/Walk, benefits Christopher Dailey Foundation. Registration 6:30 a.m. Race 8:30 a.m. $25 day of. Broadway, Downtown Saratoga. 518-581-1328.
November 28 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 1st
November 28 Caffe Lena Presents Paul Geremia. He is your classic bluesman, storyteller and road warrior. His ten superb albums have made him a critical favorite and place him firmly among the very legends who inspired and influenced him over the past four decades. 8 pm. $18 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 28 Tree Lighting. Santa and Mrs. Claus will arrive and visit with children, tree lighting by the Mayor, Tookie the Clown. Refreshments. 7 pm. Santa’s House is on Broadway, in front of Putnam Market. 518-587-8635.
November 29 FESTIVAL OF THE TREES. Step into the spirit of the holiday season! The Festival transforms the City Center into a holiday wonderland. This Festival is noted in the region for our original, custom-crafted holiday décor. You’ll find decorated trees from 7’tall and tabletop trees 2’ tall. Centerpieces with class, wreaths that warm your heart and lots of other holiday goodies. 2 – 10 pm. Victorian Street Walk Special price $5. $3 seniors and over 10. Under 10 free. Saratoga Springs City Center. 518-587-5000.
November 29 20th Annual Victorian Streetwalk. Open houses in stores, music and free entertainment at 45 different venues. Santa and Mrs. Claus visiting with the children in the Santa cottage, llamas, alpacas, live reindeer, Steve Gratto & his juggling and Children’s comedy; performances include harp music, hammered dulcimer, saxophone solos, Irish whistles, Christmas carols, gospel and more. Broadway will be closed to traffic 5 to 10 p.m. Three FREE SHUTTLE BUSES from the Saratoga Train Station, the NYRA parking lot and the Saratoga Indoor Ice Rinks will run about every 20 minutes from 4:40 – 10:30 pm. This event is FREE. Pick up the detailed Entertainment Schedule and special event bus routes at the Visitor Center. 518-587-8635.
November 29 Caffe Lena Presents Cavanaugh & Kavanaugh. This husband and wife duo have been a long time part of the Capital District music scene. Much of their repertoire draws from the Irish and Southern Old Time tradition, which they share with warmth and humor in coffeehouses, schools, libraries and festivals. 8 pm. $14 Caffe Lena. 47 Phila St. 518-583-0022.
November 29 33rd Annual Holiday Craft Festival. Over 115 juried exhibitors display their handmade pottery, ceramics, hand-forged jewelry, stained glass, Christmas decorations, home décor items, herbal products, homemade body care products, silk & dried flower arrangements, and more. Raffle items, door prizes, music and refreshments. Benefits the Saratoga Center for the Family. $2. 10-4:30. City Center. 518-584-0027
November 29-30 Art Center Crafts Show. A holiday tradition! Handmade fine crafts from a variety of the region’s best artists. Crafts including fine woven garments, sterling silver and gold jewelry, ceramics, sculpture and woodwork will be for sale. Come get inspired and celebrate the Thanksgiving weekend with some artful holiday shopping. Refreshments will be served. 10-5. Free. The Arts Center. 518-893-2633.
November 29 Saratoga Farmers’ Market. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, See Nov 1st.
November 29 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 1st
November 30 Live Harness racing & Video Gaming. See Nov 2nd
November 30 FESTIVAL OF THE TREES. Senior Day. Step into the spirit of the holiday season! The Festival transforms the City Center into a holiday wonderland. This Festival is noted in the region for our original, custom-crafted holiday décor. You’ll find decorated trees from 7’tall and tabletop trees 2’ tall. Centerpieces with class, wreaths that warm your heart and lots of other holiday goodies. 2 – 6 pm. $6. $3 seniors and over 10. Under 10 free. Saratoga City Center. 518-587-5000.
November 30 Candlelight House Tour. This annual gala event includes a tour of historic homes decorated for the holidays and a cocktail reception at the historic Canfield Casino. All of the homes are located in the Circular and Caroline Street Neighborhood, within walking distance of each other and of the Canfield Casino. The Candlelight House Tour is a great way to start your holiday festivities. Homes are open from 5:30 pm to 9 pm. The gala reception with food, cash bar, music, and silent auction begins at 7:30 pm at the Canfield Casino. Sponsored by the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation. Call for reservation, price & map. 518-587-5030.
MINERAL BATHS
Saratoga Springs has always been famous for its mineral springs. Years ago people “took the baths” for relief of arthritis, rheumatism and other ailments affecting the muscles and joints. Many found that drinking the water helped to alleviate problems of the digestive system, to cure whatever ailed them. We can’t promise any cures, but we can promise that you will find a Saratoga Springs mineral bath totally relaxing. Baths and other pampering services are available at the following Bath Houses. These mineral baths are very popular, so advanced reservations are recommended.
Roosevelt Spa – Bath in Lincoln Spring Water.
Spa State Park 39 Roosevelt Dr. 518-226-4790
Take an old fashioned Victorian stroll downtown.
Meet old friends and make new ones. Enjoy the shops and decorations.
Enjoy these all month long.
Tang Museum Mayan Exhibit
This exhibition features recent reconstructions of Maya murals, original architectural renderings, a selection of mural views, and related historical objects from excavations at the two Maya sites of Bonampak and San Bartolo, located in present-day Mexico and Guatemala. Tue-Fri, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thu until 9 p.m. Sat & Sun noon-5 p.m. Free. Tang Museum, Skidmore. 518-580-8080
The Brookside Museum Presents
THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY
The exhibit addresses some of the more significant crimes in Saratoga County, including the famous Billings Murder of Northumberland. This murder and subsequent trial(s) became one of the most popular news items of the late 19th century. Eliza Billings, wife to a man reputed to be among the wealthiest in Saratoga County, was shot as she sat in her parlor. Although her husband, Jesse, was tried in what was known as "the longest and most expensive criminal trial in the one hundred year history of the United States," he was found not guilty in the murder of his wife and went home. Tue - Fri, 10-4, Sat 10-2. $2. Over 60/students $1.50. Brookside Museum. 6 Charlton St. Ballston Spa. 518-885-4000
The Saratoga Automobile Museum presents
THE SICHEL COLLECTION.
A rare snapshot of the pre-WWI brass era .This extraordinary group of early automobiles, some over 100 years old, will display a variety of well-known and very rare makes, using gasoline-engines, as well as steam and electric powered vehicles. We’ll have New York-based marques like Pierce and Frankin, but have you ever heard of an EMF, a Jewel or a Brush? Here’s your chance to examine a Stanley Steamer, an early Model T, a Rambler and much, much more. How about a Trumbull, a Saxon, a Hupmobile Model 20, Ford Model T Calliope Circus Wagon or a Metz? Tuesday - Sunday: 10am - 5pm. $8. Students 17+ $5.Seniors & Active Military $5.Children 6-16 $3.50. Under 6 free. Saratoga Automobile Museum. 110 Ave. of the Pines. 518-587-1935. Thru March 2009.
Don’t miss these exhibits at the
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF DANCE
“On Broadway" The Evolution of Dance on the Broadway Stage. An exhibit which explores the evolution of dance on the Broadway stage starting with the Ziegfeld years in the early 1900s to the present day era of the Jukebox Musical. Visit a replica of the famous Sardis restaurant where caricatures of famous Broadway producers, directors, and dancers adorn the walls ; participate in a staged Broadway audition or dance on the stage to the songs from the Jukebox Musicals.
Museum Hours: Sat & Sun 10am 4:30 pm. 99 South Broadway. 518-584-2225.
