The Albany County Historical Association invites the public to celebrate Path Through History Day on Saturday, October 11, from 11 am until 4 pm. This free, county-wide event offers a unique opportunity to explore Albany’s past through guided tours, live music, lectures, and hands-on activities for all ages.
A highlight of the day is the free Crossroads of History Lecture Series, “Material Worlds of the American Revolution in Albany County,” held at King’s Place on the Ten Broeck Mansion campus. [Read more…] about Albany County Path Through History Day, October 11th
The New Netherland Institute will be offering a paid graduate fellowship working with the “Documenting Untold Stories 1664-1827: Albany County NY Archives Survey” project.
The Albany County Historical Association will host an online presentation by Martha Lyon, ASLA, on the newly-completed Cultural Landscape Report for the historic Ten Broeck Mansion gardens and landscape on Thursday, September 23rd. 
The Albany County Historical Association is partnering with Confetti Stage to present “Shakespeare Shorts: Shakespeare Monologues in the Ten Broeck Gardens,” on Saturday, August 28th. 
The Ten Broeck Mansion, home of the Albany County Historical Association, has reopened for tours.
The Ten Broeck Mansion, home of the Albany County Historical Association (ACHA), has announced “Romantics to Ragtime: A Celebration of Song, Poetry and Art,” a concert set for Saturday, February 15th from 1:30 to 2:30 pm. The concert, exploring the culture of the 1820s-1920s, features the music of Stephen Foster, Amy Beach and Scott Joplin, and Spirituals. 
The Albany County Historical Association has announced a week of Archaeology Camp at the Ten Broeck Mansion. Led by a professional archaeologist from Hartgen Archaeological Associates, campers will conduct a dig on the grounds of the Ten Broeck Mansion, built in 1798 for Brigadier General Abraham Ten Broeck and his family.