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Live and In-Person at the UClub
A Spooktacular Night of Singing with the Fabulous
Carmie Hope and Frieda Munchon
Thursday, October 28, 6-9 p.m.
Join us Thursday, October 28 at 6:00 p.m. for a night out with Carmie Hope and Frieda Munchon as they sing the night away in their first UClub appearance since the start of the pandemic.
The $30 ticket will include dinner, and of course there will be special cocktails. Please reserve by October 25: mfahy@universityclubofalbany.com or 518-463-1157.
This event is sponsored by The University Club Foundation and one not need be an member
to attend.
Artist-in-Residence Reception
First Friday, September 1,
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
Erika Reilly
Join us for our opening reception for the UClub’s latest Artist-in-Residence
Erika Reilly. Erika has a master’s degree in photography from Parsons School of Design, and a BA from SUNY New Paltz, which granted her the opportunity to study Medieval art in Paris.
Erika has received numerous awards including the Ernst & Cecile Holzinger Memorial Award for Photography, the Most Creative Award for her volunteer photographic project from the Metropolitan Council of Jewish Poverty, and a creative award for her work shown at The Fence Show at the Arts Center.
Erika's photography experience includes working for Art forum Magazine, Art + Commerce, Macy's Commercial Studios, Woodstock Center for Photography, Blackstar Publications and the Samuel Dorksy Muse-um of Art. Erika has taught digital photography and photo shop at SUNY Purchase's Pre-College program, F.I.T., The Art Center and the Capital Region BO-CES.
In addition, she is an active member of the Professional Women Photographers and the National Association of Women Artists. Her work has been dis-played internationally at various galleries including, Mastul e.V. in Berlin, Houston Center for Photography, A.I.R. Gallery, Calumet Gallery, The New York Hall of Science, Salmagundi Gallery, Albany Art Gallery, and The Gallery in Stamford.
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Rock &Roll
Movie Night Sid and Nancy Thursday, October 7 6 p.m. Join us in the Grille Room for dinner and a screening on the big TV of Sid and Nancy, the epic and tragic love story of Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen. |
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Musicians of Ma’alwyck
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Stress Fracture
Saturday, October 23, 12-3 p.m.
Christina Beauchemin of Let My Legacy Be Love and
Jacky Vimislik of Stress Fracture
have teamed up to bring you:
Breakthrough! Reveal—Release—Reclaim: Three Steps to Living YOUR Best Life
In these uncertain times, more people are looking inward
in hopes of understanding what they truly desire out of life.
Reveal: In the reveal, you will learn the science behind nagging self-doubt and those “not-good-enough” feelings that can leave you stuck. Consider what you are ready to change and get ready for a breakthrough!
Release: Next, grab a marker and write what you will release on a piece of glass. With others cheering you on, SAFELY smash glass to smithereens with intention as a physical expression of releasing what no longer serves you. Intentionally breaking glass to release a thought or behavior pattern is a fun and singular experience—one you will not soon forget!
Reclaim: It’s time to start living your best life—one full of purpose and passion! You will be offered tips and tricks as well as a fun project to help you solidify the change into your everyday life.
Reserve your spot by October 21: mfahy@universityclubalbany.com or 518-463-1151 *
Complimentary snacks and cash bar * $49 per person
This event is sponsored by The University Club Foundation and one not need be an member
Live and In-Person at the UClub --
The University Club of Albany was founded in 1901 by prominent citizens of the Albany area in order to "establish and maintain assembly rooms, promote social activities among the members and cultivate and maintain university spirit in the City of Albany." More than one hundred years later, the history and tradition endures. The University Club continues to attract the best and brightest from all walks of life and to offer services and facilities that respond to the current social and business needs of a diverse and unique membership.
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