Events

Veteran journalist Paul Vigna will visit the Troy Public Library for a conversation regarding his book, *The Almightier: How Money Became God, Greed Became Virtue, and Debt Became Sin*. During the event, Vigna will examine how money evolved from a simple tool of commerce into the dominant faith of modern society. Interested attendees are asked to register for the program.

The TPL Bookmobile will visit the Somerset Apartments, offering a mobile library collection of over 1,000 materials for all ages. Visitors can browse and check out books, register for library cards, and manage their accounts. The Bookmobile is fully wheelchair and walker accessible.

The Troy Public Library is hosting "Pasta-bilities," a cooking class designed for teens. Participants will learn how to make homemade pasta from scratch and prepare a quick marinara sauce. No prior cooking experience is required to attend.

The Troy Public Library is hosting a STEM Board Games event featuring a variety of games from its specialized collection. Attendees are invited to play these games and may check out their favorites to enjoy with family.

Troy High School's girls varsity swimming and diving team participated in the Diving Regionals.

The Page-Turners Book Club is a monthly event for adults hosted at the Troy Public Library. The club explores a variety of genres, with different staff members leading each discussion. Upcoming featured titles include *Braiding Sweetgrass* on November 12, *Eleanore of Avignon* on December 10, and *Heather* on January 14.

The Troy Public Library is hosting a Family Storytime featuring stories, songs, rhymes, and movement activities designed to build early literacy skills. The program is open to families with children, though priority registration is given to Troy residents. Adult caregivers must remain with their children for the duration of the event and while inside the library.

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

The Troy Public Library is hosting "Getting Enlightened," an adult candle making program as part of its Apothecary Series. Participants will learn how to melt and pour soy wax and choose their own scents to create candles for home use or holiday gifts. Registration is limited, and attendees are asked to watch a specific Creativebug video class prior to the event.

The Troy Public Library is hosting an All Ages Storytime featuring songs, rhymes, and play designed to build early literacy skills for the whole family. Parent participation is encouraged for this interactive event. Priority registration is given to library card holders, while those without cards may join a pending waitlist.

The Troy Public Library is hosting Talk Time, an English language conversation club for learners of all levels. Participants can practice their speaking and listening skills in a casual environment designed for making new friends. No registration is required, and interested individuals may drop in at any time.

The Troy Public Library is hosting Baby Play, a drop-in event for children aged 0-2 and their families. This unstructured session allows babies to interact with peers while caregivers have the opportunity to connect. Participants are welcome to stay for the full hour or just a few minutes.

Athens High School's boys' hockey team will play Forest Hills Central High School (A) at Patterson Ice Arena.

The German Language Club at the Troy Public Library offers a friendly space for language students and speakers to practice German and share cultural activities. The club meets on the second Friday and fourth Saturday of each month as part of an International Language Club Series. No registration is required, and participants are welcome to drop in.