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This week was brought to you by blueberries,horses, tales of whales and old Troy. It was also brought to you by Dutch Apple Cruise Lines -- offering sight seeing and charter tours as well as trolley tours of the Capital Region throughout the summer and fall.
You'll find more of the advertisers that make AOA possible in the list below. Please patronize them when you can, and thank them for their support.
If there's something you want to pass along to the AOA crowd, we can help get you started. It's easy and affordable. Just send us a note at advertising@alloveralbany.com.
Stuff to do
Classes
+ The Arts Center of the Capital Region offers a wide range of classes, from dance to wood working to digital illustration. You can register for spring classes today.
Get creative
+The Mop & Bucket Company -- offering a full slate of classes throughout the year. Not a performer? Improv can help increase your creativity and openness in the workplace too.
Food and Drink
Cheese
The Cheese Traveler has launched Cheese School. Upcoming classes include: Cheese 101, Cheese 102, Charcuterie, and Artisanal Foods from Spain. Information and tickets can be found here.
The Cheese Traveler is hosting Friday Night Cookouts in the DelSo all summer long from 5-8pm at the shop at 540 Delaware Ave. The menu includes Tilldale Burgers, homemade salads and sides. Past menu items have included salmon and mussles from Fin, Binghamton style Chicken and lamb kabobs. Sign up for the Cheese Traveler Newsletter to be notified of weekly specials and events here .
Summer dining
New World Bistro Bar is proudly rockin' the title of #1 Best Restaurant, according to Times Union 'Best of the Capital Region' Readers' Poll voters! With the recent press and sweet looking forecast for this first official weekend of summer, you probably should come see what all the fuss is about! Reservations are recommended, call 518-694-0520.
Kimchi fries
+ Mingle on Delaware Ave in Albany. Be on the lookout for Fin the Fishmonger's "Fin"-tastic specials, including fresh haddock fish tacos & pan-seared whole trout. Their chef will be using local products to create new specials daily to keep the menu fresh. Try the Kimchi fries.
Food and beer
+Brown's Brewing-- a sponsor of the AOA BAd Boys, Broads and Bootleggers tour. Relax with a cask beer at the new Malt Room.
Helpful stuff
Historic home help
Historic Albany's architectural parts warehouse -- the Capital Region's only not-for-profit architectural parts warehouse.
Taxes
April 15 has come and gone, but Staff Ciampino & Company, P.C. can still help you with your business and personal tax needs. They're also the sponsors of the All Over Albany Start Up Grant business contest.
Banking
Berkshire Bank, providing the $1,500 prize money for this year's AOA Startup Contest. Great rates on home equity loans.
Stuff to learn
The College of Saint Rose, proud sponsor of the All Over Albany Tournament of Pizza. the College of Saint Rose offers 52 Graduate Programs with a purpose. Programs include: MFA in Creative writing, MBA, Computer Information Systems and more.
Libraries
The Albany Public Libraries. Their mobile app helps you find library locations and hours, check your library card account, learn about upcoming events, download eBooks, audiobooks, music and more. You can even check ISBN bar codes on books, DVDs and CDs to see if the library owns what you need.
Law School
Albany Law School
Stuff to Try
Local gift ideas
+Urban Maker -- art, clothing, sculpture, jewelry and photography, made here in the Capital Region. Urban maker is currently seeking artists and crafters to sell their wares in this online local marketplace.
Places to live
+The Lofts at Harmony Mills, Manhattan style loft living in the Capital Region.
+Choose Cohoes -- Tourism, dining, entertainment and shopping in the Spindle City.
Internet Service
+ Get a FREE MONTH of Wink High Speed Internet Service from Tech Valley Communications. Enter this code when you sign up for service at: www.winkinternet.com: w1n87k0">
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... said Julian on Jul 20, 2014 at 6:48 PM | link