Community Calendar

Mar 10 Tuesday

Leadership Luncheon at Bronx Day in Albany Features Panels on Economic Issues

Albany Capital Center

$99

11:00 AM - 01:30 PM on Tue, 10 Mar 2026

After a nearly decade-long hiatus, Bronx Day in Albany returns on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, to the Albany Capital Center!

The day begins with a Leadership Luncheon featuring two panel discussions on key economic issues facing the Bronx: “Building the Bronx: Real Estate & Housing Solutions in a High-Cost Environment,” and “Doing Business in New York: Costs, Constraints, and Competitiveness.” Tickets are $99 and available at https://www.bronxdayinalbany.com/luncheon. Space is limited.

The afternoon features workshops on state agency resources, including access to capital and grants, procurement and contract opportunities, minority and veteran-owned business certifications, HR and compliance training, and more. The day concludes with the Business & Cultural Showcase in the evening, featuring exhibits from Bronx businesses, nonprofits, and artists & artisans; tastings from Bronx restaurants and food & beverage vendors; and music. The inaugural Change Maker Awards will also be announced during the evening showcase. The afternoon workshops and evening showcase are free to attend with registration. To register and for more information, visit https://www.bronxdayinalbany.com/.

Bronx Day in Albany is a collaborative effort between the New York State Senate and Assembly Bronx delegations, the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, and the Bronx Chamber of Commerce Foundation.

Mar 27 Friday

The 2026 Riverport Women’s Sailing Conference

Hudson River Maritime Museum

Fri 3/27 Key Note Dinner: $60 | Sat 3/28 Workshops: $125 public; $110 HRMM members

09:00 AM - 05:30 PM, every day through Mar 28, 2026.

Hosted by the Sailing School at Hudson River Maritime Museum and Kingston Sailing Club , the Riverport Women's Sailing Conference is held in-person, at HRMM in Kingston, New York. This annual gathering of sailors and aspiring sailors welcomes people who have not traditionally been able to learn to sail into the maritime community and offers the opportunity to build and improve their sailing skills. Includes keynote events on Friday evening and a full Saturday of hands-on workshops and presentations on a range of topics. All presentations are done by expert women sailors. People of all genders are encouraged to attend. Fri 3/27 Keynote Events: 5pm-8pm, Sat 3/28 Workshops: 9am-5:30pm

Mar 28 Saturday

The 2026 Riverport Women’s Sailing Conference

Hudson River Maritime Museum

Fri 3/27 Key Note Dinner: $60 | Sat 3/28 Workshops: $125 public; $110 HRMM members

09:00 AM - 05:30 PM, every day through Mar 28, 2026.

Hosted by the Sailing School at Hudson River Maritime Museum and Kingston Sailing Club , the Riverport Women's Sailing Conference is held in-person, at HRMM in Kingston, New York. This annual gathering of sailors and aspiring sailors welcomes people who have not traditionally been able to learn to sail into the maritime community and offers the opportunity to build and improve their sailing skills. Includes keynote events on Friday evening and a full Saturday of hands-on workshops and presentations on a range of topics. All presentations are done by expert women sailors. People of all genders are encouraged to attend. Fri 3/27 Keynote Events: 5pm-8pm, Sat 3/28 Workshops: 9am-5:30pm

Mar 28 Saturday

Erie Canal in the Mohawk Valley - mini symposium

The Arkell Museum

02:00 PM - 04:00 PM on Sat, 28 Mar 2026

Join us on March 28th, 2026 for this exciting mini-symposium featuring local historians and Erie Canal experts!
We'll meet at the beautiful Arkell Museum at Canajoharie, surrounded by history and amazing art. Four presentations by top notch speakers will provide insight, intrigue, and interesting lessons on the history of the canalway in the valley that made it all possible.

Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site and the Arkell Museum present this program with the Canal Society of New York, the Erie Canal Museum, The Montgomery County Dept. of History & Archives, and the Montgomery County Historical Society.

Apr 26 Sunday