The daylong festival on July 5 celebrates the rich indigenous history of the Fort Plain region and of the members of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy who lived there for centuries. In the 17th century, Fort Plain was the site of four major Mohawk villages.
As part of the Erie Canal bicentennial commemoration, the Albany Symphony, the NYS Canal Corporation, and Hudson Crossing Park are presenting a festival day celebrating the rich, multifaceted history of Washington and Saratoga Counties, with an emphasis on the experiences of Black Americans, culminating in a free orchestra concert that will feature a thrilling world-premiere composition by DBR (Daniel Bernard Roumain) inspired by the legacy and life of Solomon Northup.
The Downtown Albany Business Improvement District’s free lunchtime concert series is returning in 2025. Grab a bite from your favorite neighborhood spot and enjoy Tunesday in Jim DiNapoli Park at Broadway and Pine Street every Tuesday, July 8 through August 26, featuring Albany Symphony musicians on Tuesday, July 8!
The Downtown Albany Business Improvement District’s free lunchtime concert series is returning in 2025. Grab a bite from your favorite neighborhood spot and enjoy Tunesday in Jim DiNapoli Park at Broadway and Pine Street every Tuesday, July 8 through August 26, featuring Albany Symphony musicians on Tuesday, August 5!
Jean Sibelius: Finlandia
Antonín Dvořák: Cello Concerto
Alex Berko: New Work (world premiere)
Igor Stravinsky: The Firebird Suite (1919)
Bobby Ge: Violin Concerto (world premiere)
Gustav Holst: The Planets
Make the Albany Symphony your home for the holidays and celebrate the season with family and friends at the Capital Region’s most beloved holiday spectacular. Performing sparkling carols, holiday favorites and more!
19 Clinton Avenue | Albany, NY 12207 | 518.465.4755
Administrative Hours: M-F 9AM to 5PM | Box Office Hours: M-F 10AM to 5PM
Box Office Hours on Concert Days: Saturday 10AM-2PM | Sunday 10AM-12PM
