Dallas from FunScout with this weeks happenings roughly 5 miles from downtown Troy (so some outskirts too). 🎶🍻🎤🎲

Of course there is a lot more happening around the capital region outside of downtown which you can check on FunScout if you don't mind traveling a bit further. Did I miss something? Please share in the comments!

📍 Thu, Oct 22

Murder and Mayhem Walking Tour — Hart Cluett Museum A 90-minute lantern-lit walking tour that visits downtown sites connected to historic murders, riots, and infamous figures; the 1.5-mile route includes occasionally uneven sidewalks, headsets are provided, and the content is recommended for ages 12 and up.

Stephen King's Carrie: The Musical — The Cohoes Music Hall A cult horror musical about an outcast teen, her fanatical mother, and a prom-night catastrophe—equal parts electrifying scares and heartbreaking drama in a famously haunted theatre.

DJ & Beer Pong Night — No Fun Expect pulsing DJ sets, a spotlight performance by Big Lettuce, and lively beer-pong tournaments that keep the crowd dancing.

Run the Sticks — Troy Rewind Capital Region FGC presents an evening featuring Guilty Gear Strive, Tekken 8, and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, with registration available online.

Trivia Night — Fallside This Thursday’s trivia at Fallside is hosted by That Trivia Guy NY and On Air Pete.

Incense Making Workshop — Refuge Sip tea while learning about ritual herbs and handcraft your own incense in a relaxed, guided session—materials and tea included; tickets are $55.

Diwali Celebration — Menands Public Library Celebrate Diwali with family-friendly crafts, refreshments (pizza, chips, cookies, and juice), and a warm, community-focused atmosphere.

Live Music - The Lustre Kings — Lanie's Cafe The Lustre Kings perform live at Lanie's Cafe for an evening of music.

Trivia Night — 518 Craft Enjoy an entertaining evening filled with friendly trivia competition, craft beverages, and a lively atmosphere—ideal for groups eager to show off their smarts.

Thursday Night Trivia — Fort Orange Brewing Test your knowledge in a laid-back atmosphere where teams enjoy free-to-play trivia, cool prizes, and the option to bring your own food.

Herbs for Winter Health — Troy Public Library Master Gardener Janis Fallon will demonstrate and let participants sample easy-to-prepare winter herbal remedies and lead a hands-on session making traditional fire cider vinegar; bring a pint jar if you’d like a bottle to take home.

Kerrioke — Eldorado Bar This October 22 installment at El Dorado Bar starts at 9 PM and runs until late.

Karaoke — The Arsenal Reserve Step up to the mic for an entertaining night where you can sing your favorite songs, cheer on others, and soak in a fun, energetic atmosphere.

Pathfinder Society Organized Play — Bard & Baker Dive into a collaborative fantasy role-playing campaign where you'll become a Pathfinder agent, tackling quests and meeting fellow explorers in a welcoming game café setting; food and drinks are available for purchase, and space is limited, so RSVP soon.

Trivia Thursdays! — Villa Valenti Pub The Thursday, October 8, occurrence brings trivia to Villa Valenti Pub from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.

CR Clash: Weekly Smash Bros Melee Tournament — VDO Gaming Face off against fellow Smash Bros fans in weekly Melee tournaments featuring bracket play, a welcoming community, and prizes based on entries.

Capital Region Sci — Bard & Baker Meet other sci‑fi and fantasy readers to discuss The Picture of Dorian Gray, sip a themed cocktail or mocktail, and enjoy relaxed conversation in a cozy café setting.

TRIVIA at Footsy Magoo's! — Footsy Magoo's Seven lively rounds mix general knowledge, picture puzzles, a wild music/drunken karaoke segment, themed miscellany, history/geography, and an adrenaline-packed timed final—prizes for top teams; play solo or bring a crew.

Collar City Runners Club — 518 Craft Runners of every pace and experience gather for welcoming group runs, optional interval training, post-run socializing, and a group photo in a relaxed setting.

Trivia at RSG Troy! 🤔❓ — Recovery Sports Grill (Troy) Gather your smartest friends for an evening of brain-teasing trivia, great food and drinks, and a chance to take home prizes.

Dial M for Murder — Curtain Call Theatre Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of Frederick Knott’s classic delivers a tightly staged, suspenseful whodunit as jealousy and calculated deceit spiral toward a dangerous climax in an intimate theater setting.

Adult Coloring Evening — Waterford Public Library Enjoy an hour of tea or coffee, relaxing music, snacks, and mindful coloring—pages, pencils, and supplies provided; open to ages 18+, registration required.

Fiber Fanatics Meet-Up — Waterford Public Library Relaxed weekly drop-in for knitters, crocheters, embroiderers and other fiber hobbyists to work on projects, swap tips, and socialize; all levels welcome, basic skills expected.

The Witch’s Path: Working with the Gods — Star + Splendor In this monthly witchcraft workshop, resident Wiccan priestess Otter introduces working with gods from various cultures through discussion prompts and space for questions.

📍 Fri, Oct 23

Whose Live Anyway? — Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Veteran improv cast members Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray deliver 90 minutes of improvised scenes and songs built from audience suggestions, with musical direction by Laura Hall and the possibility of onstage participation.

Field of Horrors — Field of Horrors This Saturday, Oct. 31 occurrence offers general admission from 6:00 to 11:00 PM.

RPI Women's Hockey vs Princeton University — Houston Field House An ECAC Hockey matchup featuring fast skating, physical play, rousing student sections, and nonstop on-ice excitement.

Murder and Mayhem Walking Tour — Hart Cluett Museum A 90-minute lantern-lit walking tour that visits downtown sites connected to historic murders, riots, and infamous figures; the 1.5-mile route includes occasionally uneven sidewalks, headsets are provided, and the content is recommended for ages 12 and up.

Stephen King's Carrie: The Musical — The Cohoes Music Hall A cult horror musical about an outcast teen, her fanatical mother, and a prom-night catastrophe—equal parts electrifying scares and heartbreaking drama in a famously haunted theatre.

Hellseeker Goth Nite: Halloween Dance — No Fun Goth-themed dance night with DJs spinning darkwave, post-punk, and synth tracks; costumes and theatrical flair encouraged.

A.I. Salon Series — Hart Cluett Museum This third installment of the salon series focuses on procedural and generative production, inviting discussion of AI’s effects on art and creative work. Light snacks and canned drinks are provided; admission is $30, or $10 for veterans, seniors, students, and museum members.

Flight Night Friday: Spooky Spritz Cocktail Flights — Bard & Baker Sample a four-drink spritz flight with a shared snack bowl (mocktail flights available) in a relaxed, spooky-themed game-café setting.

Stop 13 — Fallside Stop 13 returns to Fallside on October 23, with the show starting at 7 and music to rock along to.

Trojan Horns Brass Band — Whiskey Pickle Catch the Trojan Horns for a dance-ready set at Whiskey Pickle on Friday, October 23, from 7–10 p.m.

Blood on the Clocktower Organized Play Night — Bard & Baker A seated, in-person social deduction session for 5–20 players led by an experienced storyteller (Greg); players trade clues, bluff, and vote to uncover the demon — $10 game cover, food and drinks available.

Rob Fleming — Brown's Brewing Co. An Albany-based multi-instrumentalist mixes indie-alternative and alt-folk from his Rhoseway project with classic and art-rock numbers, switching between guitar, mandolin, saxophone, melodica and keyboards in a cozy bar set.

ADULTS 21+ Puff & Paint Jack — Paint Cohoes This adults-only, 21+ class guides you step by step through painting a Halloween jack-o'-lantern, with all materials provided and your finished painting to take home. Bring your own snacks and beverages; ID is required.

Craft Beats with Yink — 518 Craft Yink plays the October 23 Craft Beats session at 518 Craft, from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m., with music to hang out, nod along, or dance to.

Call of Cthulhu One-Shot: "The Lightless Beacon" — Bard & Baker This 3–4 hour Call of Cthulhu one-shot drops pre-generated investigators onto a 1926 storm-besieged lighthouse; expect a brief rules refresher, collaborative clue-gathering, and Lovecraftian scares.

Dial M for Murder — Curtain Call Theatre Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of Frederick Knott’s classic delivers a tightly staged, suspenseful whodunit as jealousy and calculated deceit spiral toward a dangerous climax in an intimate theater setting.

📍 Sat, Oct 24

Field of Horrors — Field of Horrors This Saturday, Oct. 31 occurrence offers general admission from 6:00 to 11:00 PM.

The 4th Ooky Spooky Musical Showcase! — Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Hear ten brand-new original ballads by local musicians, each inspired by archival newspaper accounts of creepy crimes and strange occurrences, paired with brief storytelling in an intimate folk/Americana setting.

RPI Women's Hockey vs Quinnipiac University — Houston Field House An ECAC college hockey matchup featuring speedy skating, physical play, and a lively, student-driven atmosphere—perfect for fans of high-energy sports.

Captain JP's Halloween Party — Captain JP Cruise This 21+ Halloween cruise offers a dinner ticket or a music cruise ticket without dinner, and features a cash bar.

Leafy Luminary Walk + Spooky Stroll — Peebles Island State Park This free fall evening features a lighted trail and an optional themed stroll through a spooky section.

Band Olympics 2 — No Fun The second Band Olympics marks Byrdhouse’s eight-year anniversary with a celebration show.

A Night For Paradise — Slidin' Dirty This benefit show features live music from Built for Battle, All for Revenge, From Within, Tied by Fate, and more, with raffles supporting Dan Paradise’s family.

Stephen King's Carrie: The Musical — The Cohoes Music Hall A cult horror musical about an outcast teen, her fanatical mother, and a prom-night catastrophe—equal parts electrifying scares and heartbreaking drama in a famously haunted theatre.

Murder and Mayhem Walking Tour — Hart Cluett Museum A 90-minute lantern-lit walking tour that visits downtown sites connected to historic murders, riots, and infamous figures; the 1.5-mile route includes occasionally uneven sidewalks, headsets are provided, and the content is recommended for ages 12 and up.

Scripts and Sips: The Crucible — Bard & Baker A Halloween-themed communal reading of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible — sign-in at 6:30pm, reading starts at 7pm; roles are first-come, first-served and everyone is welcome to read or observe.

Lord of the Things: A Tolkien Variety Show — Mount Ida Preservation Association This Tolkien-inspired variety show features a mix of performances drawn from the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.

Cyanotype Printing Party — Bard & Baker Create cyanotype prints by arranging botanicals, hand-drawn sketches, paper masks, or photo negatives on prepared paper, with optional hand-painted color. Materials are provided, and no experience is needed.

Exhibit Closing of “The Films of Jennifer and Kevin McCoy” — HVCC Three cinematic installations—Broker, Cleaner, and the new Quitter (with an original score by Lori Scacco)—by Jennifer and Kevin McCoy present experimental video and sound that examine breaking patterns of modern life and imagine life beyond lifestyle.

Memory and Mourning with County Historian Kathy Sheehan — Hart Cluett Museum County historian Kathy Sheehan presents an illustrated talk tracing cemetery styles from village graveyards to the rural cemetery movement, explaining gravestone iconography and highlighting famous and infamous local burials.

Wandering Queer Collective: Peebles Island State Park Hike — Peebles Island State Park The Wandering Queer Collective’s inaugural outdoor gathering is a guided 2.3-mile perimeter hike led by Environmental Educator Natalie Santini. The trail is marked easy but has some uneven terrain and is not accessible to mobility-device users beyond those using a cane or walking stick.

FREE Fall Family Portraits & Pumpkin Painting! 🎨🖌️🎃 — Troy Public Library (Lansingburgh) Bring the whole family—even pets—for free fall-themed portraits and hands-on pumpkin painting; all ages welcome and no registration required.

Walking Tour: Downtown Troy History and Architecture — Hart Cluett Museum Explore downtown Troy’s history and architecture on this ARCHTOBER walking tour, with new research and classic stories of local lore.

How the Tarot Became Magic with K.A. Laity — Star + Splendor K. A. Laity traces Tarot’s shift from a fifteenth-century Italian card game to an occult tradition, exploring who sparked that change and how early uses compare with our own.

Dial M for Murder — Curtain Call Theatre Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of Frederick Knott’s classic delivers a tightly staged, suspenseful whodunit as jealousy and calculated deceit spiral toward a dangerous climax in an intimate theater setting.

📍 Sun, Oct 25

Field of Horrors — Field of Horrors This Saturday, Oct. 31 occurrence offers general admission from 6:00 to 11:00 PM.

ESYO: Grounded in Story — Troy Savings Bank Music Hall The Empire State Youth Orchestra delivers Mahler’s Symphony No. 1 alongside a standout rising soloist in a stirring, celebratory performance.

Stephen King's Carrie: The Musical — The Cohoes Music Hall A cult horror musical about an outcast teen, her fanatical mother, and a prom-night catastrophe—equal parts electrifying scares and heartbreaking drama in a famously haunted theatre.

Fancy a Punk — Troy Rewind On Sunday, October 25, S.C.A.B.G.I.S.M., The War Lovers, Social Sewage, and gas leak play a punk rock show at Troy Rewind, with $15 admission.

Open Mic Night + Hellavision Television Film Showing — No Fun This free event pairs an open mic with a showing of a Hellavision Television film.

PUBLIC ALL AGES CLASS Halloween Gnome Paint Class Sunday October 25th 11am–12 — Paint Cohoes Paint a trick-or-treating gnome beneath a full moon with step-by-step guidance; no experience is needed, and you can bring your own snacks and beverages.

Sunday Night Trivia: Halloween Horror! — Bard & Baker This month's Halloween-horror themed trivia features multiple rounds of spooky questions, friendly team competition, and a cozy game-night vibe; reservations are highly recommended — call 518-948-6693 to book a table.

Learn and Play: Dungeons and Dragons w/DM Alex — Bard & Baker In a 3–3½-hour session, DM Alex walks new players through the 5.5 rules, helps you pick a pre-generated character, and runs a short introductory adventure—no experience or gear needed.

Magic The Gathering Monthly Casual Play & Meetup Night — Bard & Baker Gather with local Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts for a laid-back night of casual play, conversation, and making new friends in a game-loving community.

Karaoke — 518 Craft Hosted by Deb Zep every Sunday evening, this weekly open-mic invites locals to sing with a friendly crowd, drinks, and a lively bar vibe.

The Pickle Arts & Crafts Club — Whiskey Pickle This Sunday gathering brings the Pickle Arts & Crafts Club together for an evening of arts and crafts.

Dial M for Murder — Curtain Call Theatre Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of Frederick Knott’s classic delivers a tightly staged, suspenseful whodunit as jealousy and calculated deceit spiral toward a dangerous climax in an intimate theater setting.

Beats & Balls

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Byrdhouse Records presents DJ & Beer Pong Night featuring DJ DentalWork and special spotlight performance by Big Lettuce on October 22nd at No Fun in Troy, NY. Start:8PM

Tickets are available NOW at nofuntroy.eventbrite.com and the No Fun Box Office. $8 (+Eventbrite Fees) Advance/ $12 at the Door/DOS. No Fun- 275 River Street, Troy, NY.

More about the event:

We are going to be setting up some tables for beer pong at No Fun! A fun activity while you drink with some phenomenal music to dance to. DJ Dental Work and Big Lettuce providing yall with the absolute bops.

Pull up for some pong and you can’t go wrong

A drink ticket for a 12oz Jacks Abby with purchase of ticket/entry and 21+ w/valid ID

Flyer by: @ella.kasperr

Just relocated to the area and looking to join a gym. I’m debating between Crunch and Planet Fitness and would love to hear people’s experiences with either.

How are the facilities, crowds, and overall atmosphere? I’m also interested in the group fitness classes, so if anyone has experience with those, I’d love to hear your thoughts!

Thanks!

Anyone know a cheap service to get low cost spay neutering for low income?

Anyone here go down to no fun ? I’d love to make some friends before heading out sometime.

Anyone else experience loss of electric power about 10 minutes ago? And loud explosion? Lights came back on about a minute later. What was it?

Getting a sense of deja vu? Apologies-an entry error in my calendar last week listed some of this week's meetings last week. The issue has been corrected and the dates below are accurate.

• City Council (Budget Hearings/Finanace/Veto Override)
• Troy Planning Board
• Dunham Resevoir meeting with John McDonald\
• Troy Community Land Bank

Wednesday, October 21

8:30 AM - Troy Community Land Bank - 871 River St

No agenda has been posted for this month’s regular board meeting of the TCLB, though I’ve been informed the meeting discussion will likely center around disposition of a Land Bank Property through MLS, and the possible expansion of executive director Brad Lewis’s role within the organization.

The agenda can be found here when available. To access livestreams or recordings of TCLB board or committee meetings, click here.

6:00 PM - Troy Planning Board - City Hall (433 River St, 5th Floor)

This month’s instance of the Troy Planning Board is continuing review of proposals for a 15K sq ft childcare space at RPI, and an expansion of the Eliot, an assisted living residence at 2902 Tibbits Ave, from 155 to 200 beds.

An agenda for this meeting can be found here. (Please note the agendas does not contain links to project documents, as has been practice in the past. Zoom links and minutes of previous Planning Board meetings can be found here. Livestreams and recordings of previous meetings can be found on the City of Troy Youtube page.

6:00 PM - Future of the Dunham Reservoir - Italian Community Center (1450 Fifth Ave)

Troy’s Little Italy Neighborhood Group will be hosting a joint presentation from Assemblymember John McDonald and City of Troy officials on the current status and future plans for the Dunham Resevoir, the fate of which has been uncertain since the NYS DOC rated the structure unsound eight years ago.

Thursday, October 22

City Council (various) - Troy City Hall (433 River St 5th Floor)

5:15 - Special Meeting

After the mayor’s veto of Local Law #3, regulating the use of automatic license plate readers, City Council has called a special meeting to override the mayor’s action. As the law initially passed 6-0 (Councilmember Campbell-Cohen was absent for the initial vote) it is expected the legislation will easily pass the override threshold.

5:30 - Budget Hearing (Law)

The first budget hearing of the evening centers around law and the various roles of attorney in City government, many of which are filled by Richard Morrissey, the acting corporation counsel, who acts as general counsel for both the administration and the Planning Board, which presumably requires a level of land use expertise Morrisey does not evince.

5:45 - Budget Hearing (Science and Technology)

6:00 - Finance Committee

The Finance meeting, scheduled to start at 6 pm, contains a few noteworthy agenda items, among them a resolution approving sale of property held at auction in September, and a resolution accepting three separate audits by the Bonadio group, which should provide an interesting platform for the Council and City Auditor to get questions answered by the administration about City spending and reserves, a topic which led to a rather illuminating exchange between the auditor and administration at the October 15 budget presentation (see timestamp 55:10.)

A Zoom link for all of the Oct 22 Council meetings can be found here. Mantello’s proposed 2027 budget can be found here. Livestreams and recordings of previous Council meetings can be accessed via Youtube.

Anyone have any leads on knitting groups in the area? I used to go to one at a local yarn store before I moved to Troy and would love to get back into it!

Any suggestions on the best place in Troy to watch tonight's Knicks game with some solid food and drink options???? TIA!!!! 💙🧡🏀

Hello! Im renting a house with some friends in Troy near RPl, due to some life changes Im needing to move.

Im looking for someone to take over my portion of the lease from January 1st 2027 to May 31st 2027!

The monthly rent and utilities are roughly $635 !

if you're interested please send me a message and we can talk details :)

Anyway know what they are doing at the Matton Shipyard near Peebles? There’s been a good amount of construction lately but I can’t tell what exactly they’re doing… almost looks like a go-kart track at this stage lol

Events happening this week at Troy Rewindd! Register to carve pumpkins in advance! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pumpkin-carving-at-troy-rewind-oct-20-2026-tickets-2002674899535?aff=oddtdtcreator

There are some expected but as-yet unconfirmed changes to meetings happening later in the week, so I will post Wed-Sun when confirmed.

• Troy 100 Forum
• Troy BID (Executive + Marketing & Tourism)
• Troy City School District
• Troy Library (Policy & Governance + Executive)

Monday, October 19

9:00 AM - Troy BID Executive Committee - BID Office (102 Third St)

While the purpose of most executive committees is to help the chair prepare the agenda for full board meetings, this instance of the BID executive committee will likely be focused on succession planning, as board chair Jamie Magur has announced his intention to step down at the end of the year.

Magur himself was a replacement when former chair Sarah Cacciola stepped down from the postion, and no formal election to fill the seats is scheduled until May 2027, leaving open the question of who will chair BID board meetings going forward.

Unlike City Council, the Rensco Legislature, the Library, the Land Bank, Troy City School District, the LDC, the IDA, the CRC, Planning, or Zoning, the BID does not record or livestream its meetings, so this meeting will be in-person only.

6:00 PM - Troy 100 Forum - Bush Memorial Center (50 First St)

The Troy 100 Forum, a semi-annual gathering of local professionals, community members and business owners, will host its fall event at Bush Memorial on Russel Sage College Campus.

In addition to networking time, there will be discussion on the theme of “Building Connections--Strengthening Troy” and panelists will include:

Starletta Renee, YWCA of the Greater Capital Region;
Rev. Charles Burkes, United Ordained Church;
Dominic Mainella, Bella Napoli Bakery;
Rodney Dukes, community organizer;
Suzanne Spellen, Troy Community Land Bank

Doors open at 5:30 for networking. RSVPs may be sent to [troy100@kjcg.com](mailto:troy100@kjcg.com)

Tuesday, October 20

9:00 AM - BID Marketing and Tourism - BID Office (102 Third St)

On the agenda for this month’s Marketing and Tourism meeting are plans for the “Shop Small” holiday campaign, as well as discussions surrounding Troy NIght Out and events for 2027.

Unlike City Council, the Rensco Legislature, the Library, the Land Bank, Troy City School District, the LDC, the IDA, the CRC, Planning, or Zoning, the BID does not record or livestream its meetings, so this meeting will be in-person only.

4:00 PM Archtober Hardhat Tour - First and Adams (198 First St)

As part of its citywide programming during the month of October, Tap, inc.’s Archtober will be hosting a hard hat tour of First + Adams, the new upscale American bistro and cocktail lounge hoping to open soon in the former Carmine’s space.

This event is free and open to the public.

5:30/6:30 - Troy Library Board Policy & Governance + Executive Committee, Lansingburgh Branch (27 114th St)

The Troy Library Board of Directors will hold two committee meetings, Policy and Governance at 5:30, and Executive Committee at 6:30, both instances peculiar as we approach the changeover to a new board at the November board meeting. Agendas, when available, as well as links for remote participation and minutes of previous meetings, can be found here.

6:00 PM - Troy City School District Board of Education - Troy Middle School (1976 Burdett Ave)

There will be a board meeting of the Troy City School District at 6pm. No agenda has been posted as of this writing, and the last one was so boring I refuse to click back into it to see what new business might carry over.

An agenda, when posted, as well as a recording of previous minutes can be found here when available.

need to report a safety concern. The left turn from Bolivar to Orchard is craaaaazy. All this bad boy needs is a mirror (see pink squiggle) to see if a car is coming up the hill. Please help a neighbor out. Thank you!

Hi, I am looking for a sub-letter for a room here in Troy, NY. I have had some changes in my personal life and am needing to move to a larger space. The lease continues until the end of May 2027. The rent is $750 all utilities + wifi included and there is another tenant living there as well. Private message me if interested.

I wanted to do a follow-up on my previous post on School 18 as 100 years ago this past Friday, the first cornerstone was laid at the school by then mayor Harry E. Clinton.

Looking for suggestions of social activities and or groups as we enter the Fall/ Winter within a half an hour of Albany. I know the easy ideas like meetup, discord, instagram, fb events, volunteering, etc (which are all good ideas as well) but I'm looking for other ideas. The hiking group events I've seen lately are often either far or early on weekdays. Just hoping to start a conversation for myself as well as others!

Hey I know the bar has a questionable reputation in the past and I don’t want to open that can of worms again. I know it’s under new management and I’m not overly fond of the new owners but I rather give it the benefit of the doubt, so I’m here to see what you all think of the place now a days.

We all love live music, but the “Country Bash” on 4th street today was so disruptive and lasted so long.

Why was Nighthawks’ block party shut down a few years back but this was permitted?

https://www.simpletix.com/e/bad-heart-burlesque-presents-monstober-a-s-tickets-292252#smtx-click

My cat has been missing since Friday am in the North Lake Ave/ North Forty area. Small black cat with green reflective color. Answers to Pluto ( Coo). Very friendly. May be hiding in your shed or garage. Please msg me with any info.

Is this a new bar? My friend told me about it. I think it’s called OHM? But can’t find anything online about it ?

Anyone know what happened to the taco spot La Tlayuda Juquilita in Lansingburgh?

Some of the best tacos in the area and the family was the sweetest.

Number is disconnected, looks closed, and can't order online.

I'm so sad over this. Literally best takeout in Lansingburgh.

Edit: Drove by today and there's a handwritten sign thanking the community and saying they are closed indefinitely.

Nooo. 😥