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Albany Record Riot Returns With 60-Plus Vinyl Tables at Polish Community Center
Crate diggers across the Capital Region are circling their calendars for another round of the Albany Record Riot, a vinyl-hunting tradition that fills the Polish Community Center with dealer tables stacked high with LPs, CDs, and 45s. The event is listed for Sunday, November 8, 2026, at the Polonaise Ballroom inside the Polish Community Center, though that date comes from an Eventbrite search listing rather than a fully verified event page.
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Enjoy a delicious breakfast with no clean-up
This is a busy time of year. Start your Saturday with a delicious breakfast and leave the clean-up to us. St. Lucy/St. Bernadette Church, at 109 Grand Street in Altamont, invites you to enjoy pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, home fries, juice, and coffee and a special “pancake toppings” bar.
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Joe Concra’s Penguins Take Flight in Hudson Exhibition of “Polar”
On the rooftop of Joe Concra’s Hudson Valley home, the October sun is turning wood and brick gold. Beyond the neighboring roofs, the Rondout Valley spills in orange and yellow trees toward the Catskills. We are talking about penguins, but inevitably we get around to light. For a painter who has spent decades inventing worlds, Concra remains susceptible to the one in front of him.
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No Tee Time Required: Public Golf Course Restaurants Worth a Drive
Pictured: Scallops overlooking the green at Clubhouse Provisions. Photo courtesy of Stonybrook Golf. At a number of golf clubhouse restaurants in the region, reservations are open to all, and worth a trip even if you’ve never played a round. These are signature menus by accomplished chefs putting their stamp on the local food scene, and happen to overlook the links.
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Albany's The Egg Hosts Elvis and Buddy Holly Tribute to Aid St. Catherine's Kids
St. Catherine's Center for Children is bringing Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly back to the stage, at least in tribute form, with a one-night-only benefit concert set for 7 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Kitty Carlisle Hart Theatre inside The Egg in Albany. The show, called Elvis & Buddy Holly: When Legends Meet, imagines a pivotal moment in 1955 when Presley's rising star reportedly inspired a young Buddy Holly, and it doubles as a fundraiser for programs serving vulnerable children and families across the Capital Region.