Events

The Troy Public Library is hosting "Practical Powerpoint," a session dedicated to exploring the software's diverse uses beyond business meetings and school courses. Participants will learn how to create items such as animated photo albums, resumes, and schedules. Laptops will be provided for those who do not have their own.

Miss Eliza will lead a session of songs, rhymes, bounces, and a short playtime for babies aged 0-2 at the Troy Public Library. While targeted toward infants, older siblings are also welcome to attend. Priority registration is given to library card holders, and attendees must arrive within 10 minutes of the start time to be admitted.

The Troy Public Library is seeking young people to join its Teen Advisory Board, which has returned to in-person meetings. Board members will have the opportunity to plan programs, suggest improvements for the Teen department, and promote the library within the community. Interested individuals should contact the Teen Services Librarian via email to join.

The Troy Public Library will host “Charcuterie 101: Holiday Boards & Bites,” where Graze Queens will demonstrate how to build an eye‑catching seasonal spread, including selecting and pairing cheeses, meats, and festive garnishes. Attendees will learn the basics of assembling a holiday charcuterie board and receive practical tips for recreating it at home. The workshop aims to elevate holiday gatherings with a beautiful, homemade board.

The Troy Public Library Bookmobile will visit Troy Union Elementary School, offering a mobile collection of over 1,000 books and materials for all ages. Visitors can browse and check out items, register for library cards, and manage their accounts. The Bookmobile is wheelchair and walker accessible.

The Troy Public Library is offering drop-in, one-on-one technology help sessions with librarians. These first-come, first-served appointments can last up to 45 minutes per person. Please note that staff cannot provide assistance with programming, coding tasks, or website customization.

Toddlertime at the Troy Public Library offers children aged 2 to 3.5 years a 30-minute session of songs, rhymes, stories, and fingerplays, followed by a 15-minute playtime. Older and younger siblings are welcome to attend. Priority registration is given to library card holders, though those without cards may join a pending waitlist for available space.

Athens High School's boys' hockey team will play Stoney Creek High School at the Buffalo Wild Wings Arena.

Troy High School's varsity boys' hockey team will play Stoney Creek High School. The event will take place at the Buffalo Wild Wings Arena at Troy High School.

Rhyme Time at the Troy Public Library is an interactive, music-based program designed for children aged 0 to 2.5 years and their caregivers. The session features skill-building activities using rhymes, songs, musical instruments, scarves, and parachutes. While older and younger siblings are welcome, priority registration is given to Troy Public Library cardholders.

The Troy Public Library is hosting a Fall Luminaries event where participants can create warm, fall-themed decorations to take home. Priority registration is given to Troy residents, and age and grade requirements are strictly enforced to ensure a positive experience for all attendees. Children aged 11 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver who remains in the building for the duration of the program.

Heather Labay will lead a creative writing feedback workshop at the Troy Public Library. This event serves as the final session of a three-part series and encourages participants to bring work from previous workshops. Priority registration is given to library card holders, though non-card holders may join a pending waitlist.

The Troy Public Library is hosting a webinar titled “Redefining Success after High School: Options Beyond the Four Year Degree,” aimed at high school students and their parents seeking practical, flexible, and financially sound alternatives to traditional college. Participants will learn about various post‑high‑school pathways and receive Zoom meeting details upon registration. Attendees are advised to join a few minutes early to address any technical issues and not to share the meeting link.

Next Chapter, a subscription box service, is offering a November theme titled "Family Reunions" featuring multigenerational stories. Each box includes a hand-picked book and themed goodies. Subscribers can pick up their boxes from the TPL hold shelves between November 18th and 25th.