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Stuff to do

+Troy Savings Bank Music Hall hosts The Canadian Brass on December 12th.

+Go holiday shopping for unique handmade and vintage gifts at Elissa Halloran on Lark Street.

+This weekend is the Holiday Gift event at Albany Institute of History and Art. Admission is free and there are events and holiday crafts from local vendors.

+Ralphie's quest for a Red Ryder bb gun begins tonight when A Christmas Story opens at Capital Rep .


Stuff to Try

+ Sunmark Federal Credit Union now has mobile banking . Bank with Sunmark from your mobile phone.

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Food and Drink

+The New World Bistro Bar throws a delicious holiday party -- on site or off.

+Check out the new brunch menu every Sunday at The Midtown Tap and Tea Room.

+ Celebrate the season with Wine after Work Happy Hour -- now starting at 4 at The Wine Bar and Bistro on Lark.

+ There are lots of local holiday goodies at the Honest Weight Food Co-op's

+ But some Bilinski's chicken sausage in your holiday stuffing this year. Save a little $ with this exclusive AOA/Price Chopper coupon.

Stuff to live in

+17 Chapel has started construction on their luxury condos, but you can check out their "model" in the on-site Sales Center on site in downtown Albany. Here's a look:

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