Oct 04 Friday
It's the return of Live & Local at The Linda with our friends at WAMC. Each month on the first Friday, we will celebrate the Local 518 with both a local headliner and opener.
Returning after a summer hiatus, the series begins anew on Friday, October 4th with Buggy Jive and Lennox.
Oct 05 Saturday
The Alzheimer’s Association, Northeastern New York (NENY) Chapter is inviting local residents to join the fight to end Alzheimer’s by participating in the Schenectady-Fulton-Montgomery Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday, October 5, 2024 at Mohawk Harbor, 200 Harborside Drive, Schenectady. Registration is from 10:00am to 10:45 am. Opening Ceremony follows at 11:00am, Walk begins immediately following the Ceremony.For questions or in-person registration, contact: Chelsea Palmer at 518-675-7193 or cmpalmer@alz.orgOnline registration is available at https://act.alz.org/schenectady24
Barnabas is back!
And so are many other original “Dark Shadows” cast members in the first of two films made while the tv series was still running!
Vampire Barnabas Collins (Jonathan Frid) awakens from his tomb and returns to his ancestral home, Collinwood where he attempts to reintegrate into his family while dealing with his vampiric nature and the ensuing chaos and tragedy that unfolds.
The film is notable for its dark and atmospheric tone, which captured the essence of the tv series while making it accessible to a broader audience. “House of Dark Shadows” has gained a cult following over the years, particularly among fans of the original “Dark Shadows” series and horror enthusiasts alike.
Directed by Dan Curtis who also created the original tv series.
“House of Dark Shadows” remains a significant part of the legacy of the “Dark Shadows” franchise, showcasing the allure of Gothic horror and the enduring appeal of its iconic vampire protagonist, Barnabas Collins.
Come by for the vampire fun!
Oct 07 Monday
Come join Family Tree on Monday nights from 7pm – 9pm. Family Tree features Steve Candlen, Kenny Hohman, Lori Friday, Chris Carey and Chad Ploss. They will be joined each week by various guests from the regional music scene.
Oct 09 Wednesday
GREEN DRINKS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9!Green Drinks! A "green gathering" for those who work, volunteer, or have a passion for promoting the environment, conservation, and sustainability.WHEN: Wednesday, October 9, from 5:00 - 7:00 pmWHERE: The Parting Glass, 40-42 Lake Ave, Saratoga SpringsDETAILS: Food, alcoholic, and non-alcoholic drinks are available for purchase.Green Drinks - Saratoga Springs is held monthly.
Open mic night every Wednesday night starting at 7 PM. Sign-up start at 6:30. Come all musicians, singers, poets, authors, etc. We would love to have you. Please patronize the restaurant by buying food and drinks. If you have a musical instrument, please bring it. We do probed sound!
Jazz lovers evening. ROUND MIDNIGHT, the 1986 film about an American sax player struggling to make a comeback in 1950s Paris. Starring Oscar-nominated Dexter Gordon. Evening includes in-person conversation with Maxine Gordon, Dexter’s manager-wife, and Rick Lange of Rhino Records. Film 2 hrs. 13 minutes. Rated R. $15 general/$10 members. Rosendale Theatre, 408 Main Street, Rosendale, NY. Tickets in advance at www.rosendaletheatre.org/ Presented by the Music Fan Series.
Oct 10 Thursday
Gene Tierney and Rex Harrison light up the screen in one of the most celebrated love stories of all time!
Director Joseph L. Mankiewicz blends ghostly intrigue with a touch of comedy and drama into an intelligent, charming, romantic fantasy.
The story revolves around a young widow, Lucy Muir (Gene Tierney) who after the death of her husband moves into a quaint seaside cottage which turns out to be haunted by the ghost of its former owner Captain Daniel Gregg (Rex Harrison). Far from being frightened, Lucy finds herself drawn to the Captain’s charismatic and roguish personality.
The film explores their unconventional relationship as Lucy, determined to live independently, makes a life for herself while also developing a deep and unconventional bond with the Captain. Their interactions are filled with witty dialogue and emotional depth highlighting themes of love, freedom, and the afterlife.
With its blend of romance, humor, and the supernatural, “The Ghost and Mrs. Muir” has become a beloved classic, celebrated for its strong performances and its charming, timeless story.
Come see this wonderful film!
Oct 11 Friday
The 1966 original!
Franco Nero stars as “Django” the mysterious stranger in town who arrives dragging a coffin behind him!
As he becomes embroiled in a violent conflict between two rival factions, Django reveals his true intentions and background. The film is noted for its innovative approach to the Western genre, including its portrayal of anti-heroes and its use of stark, dramatic imagery and dark humor.
“Django” became highly influential and is remembered for its iconic character and memorable score by Luis Bacalov. It also sparked MANY unofficial sequels and imitators, cementing its status as a landmark in Spaghetti Western cinema.
Directed by: Sergio Corbucci
Come see this all-time Spaghetti Western classic with FULL theatre sound on the BIG screen!