Events

May 5? ? ?11-3pm Each year the Scotia Fire Department and Police Department host an open house for the community. This family friendly event showcases two of the great services residents of the Village enjoy. Please see below for details. OPEN HOUSE The Scotia Fire Department will be holding its annual Open House and Recruit… Read more »

Visit current homes for sale in the Village of Scotia Sunday May 20, 2018 1-3 pm The Village, in partnership with the First National Bank of Scotia, is hosting the first Village Wide Open House.? This event showcases the available houses for sale in Scotia as well as the services and amenities the Village has… Read more »

Scavenger Hunt ??Find Naturally occurring ?items in Collins Park and learn about plants and trees in the Park. Meet at the Rec Center 10:00am

The Collins Lake Sunset Canoe/Kayak Trip is postponed until tomorrow, September 11, at 5:30 p.m. Hope to see you there! If any additional changes are necessary, they will be posted by 3 p.m. tomorrow on the village website (villageofscotia.org).   Tuesday, September 11, 5:30pm Join Dr. Peter Tobiessen for a late afternoon canoe/kayak tour and… Read more »

Flint House Fall Festival Sunday, September 23rd 11-3 Scotia turns 360 this year! Visit the historic Flint House museum and enjoy the activities and displays; bring a picnic and join the Musicians of Ma?alwyck for a concert celebrating each century of Scotia’s history. For details see?villageofscotia.org/category/historian/

Tales of Collins Lake?with Dr Carl George Sunday,?October 14, 1:30 pm at the First Reformed Church of Scotia 224 N Ballston Ave Myths, Legends, and True Stories? Birds, Fish, Water Chestnuts Geology, Glaciers, and Dredging Farms, Ice, Archaeology Spend the afternoon with Dr. Carl George as he draws from the treasure trove of Collins Lake… Read more »

A Taste of Change Handwritten Cookbooks and the Stories They Tell Us Saturday, October 20, 2018 1:30 P.M. at the First Reformed Church of Scotia Culinary historian Peter G. Rose, using recipe books and scrapbooks of Dutch New York as examples, discusses what these family documents can tell us about our family and community history,… Read more »

The Schenectady Farm Bureau knows that agriculture in our community is as much about backyard gardens, maple syrup and bees as it is about large dairy and grain farms. As a result, your Farm Bureau will be sponsoring a weekly Sunday afternoon vegetable swap this summer. Backyard gardeners, bee-keepers, home canners and bakers are all… Read more »

The Schenectady Farm Bureau knows that agriculture in our community is as much about backyard gardens, maple syrup and bees as it is about large dairy and grain farms. As a result, your Farm Bureau will be sponsoring a weekly Sunday afternoon vegetable swap this summer. Backyard gardeners, bee-keepers, home canners and bakers are all… Read more »

The Schenectady Farm Bureau knows that agriculture in our community is as much about backyard gardens, maple syrup and bees as it is about large dairy and grain farms. As a result, your Farm Bureau will be sponsoring a weekly Sunday afternoon vegetable swap this summer. Backyard gardeners, bee-keepers, home canners and bakers are all… Read more »