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Property Transactions June 30-July 6, 2023

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This adorable property at 99 Goose Hollow Rd. Greenfield Center was listed by Valerie Thompson of Roohan Realty and sold for $316,500.

BALLSTON

Brookview Court Inc sold property at 33 Arcadia Court to Domenico Cimmino for $378,480

Brookview Court Inc sold property at 56 Arcadia Court to Diane Rowen for $350,846

Kirk Halstead sold property at 12 Orchard Terrace to Michele Metzger for $320,000

US Bank Trust National sold property at 1247 Saratoga Rd to William OConnor for $125,000

CORINTH

Deborah Thibeault sold property at 310 West Maple St to Jon Mabale for $190,000

Lee Hutson sold property at 65 Hack Rd to Carly Desposito for $365,000

Carol Moore sold property at 212 Stone Rd to James Buscemi for $367,500

Marie Patnode sold property at 55 Hamilton Ave to John Gribben for $173,500

GALWAY

Harold Wakeley sold property at 1308 Hermance Rd to Christopher Camarata for $120,000

Robert Goldstein sold property at 5070 Jersey Hill Rd to Casey Fitzsimmons for $525,000

GREENFIELD

Goodson Estates LLC sold property at 103 North Greenfield Center to Matthew Cull for $295,000

Jason Allen sold property at 517 North Creek Rd to Zachray Thompson for $406,700

Peerless Grove LLC sold property at 535 Locust Grove Rd to Howell Morris for $450,000

Ailene Soladar sold property at 62 Greene Rd to Stuart Pokal for $637,500

Kyle Bell sold property at 302 Wilton Rd to Alexandria Blanchard for $269,000

MALTA 

Michaels Group Homes LLC sold property at 27 Wiggins Dr. to Thomas Zabinski  for $608,885

Francis Foti sold property at 3 Hearthwood Dr to Cathleen Kelly for $375,000

Donald Lang sold property at 380 Malta Ave to McConchie Properties LLC for $400,000

Kimberley Van Wormer sold property at 21 Wesley Ave to Music Life LLC for $125,000

SARATOGA

Devin Nazarenko sold property at 45 Pearl St to Michael Hahn for $218,800

Amanda Troutman sold property at 81 Rodgers Lane to Adam Zeisel for $835,800

SARATOGA SPRINGS

Thomas Furey sold property at 38 High Rock Ave 4D to Robert Marini for $1,486,875

Gregory Faust sold property at 468 Grand Ave to Jill Quinones for $410,000

Patricia Peacock sold property at 7 Vallera Rd rear to Lounola LLC for $577,500.

Michael Beehner sold property at 59 Railroad Pl Unit 202 to Freda Warrington for $999,000

NCA of SS Real Estate Holdings LLC sold property at 7 Care Lane to 7 Care Lane LLC for $1,661,969

Beechwood Saratoga LLC sold property at 25 Aurora Ave to David Hoffmann for $350,000.

WILTON

Bethany Meys sold property at 31 Dandelion Dr to Danielle Reali for $525,000.

Stand By Me Holdings LLC sold property at 36 Fairway Blvd to Gregory Mitouart for $401,000

‘AI Breakfast Club’ Meets to Discuss Artificial Intelligence, Technology Landscape

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SARATOGA SPRINGS — Artificial intelligence has rapidly altered the technology landscape, and a group of local business leaders have begun to centralize the discussion in the Capital Region.

Sean Austin, CEO of Helios Life Enterprises, and Craig Hall, founder of Marketing Wiz, have established a group to “open up a dialogue” around AI, its effects, and its future, said Hall. The ‘AI Breakfast Club’ hosted its inaugural meeting at Saratoga CoWorks in downtown Saratoga Springs on June 23.

“We said, ‘What if we put together a conversation with some leaders and try to bring some of the best minds in the region together to really open up a dialogue?’” said Hall. “Because we’re well-positioned here in the Tech Valley region. We have a lot of great minds, we have a lot of great industry leaders. The truth is, we don’t know what the future looks like, but it’s on us to kind of shape what that future’s going to be.”

Hall said it is “humbling” to be a part of the group, saying he believes AI is the next major shift in technology.

“This is a platform shift on par with the Internet, with the industrial revolution,” said Hall. “Really, it’s going to shape the way we as human beings interact with each other, interact with the world, and ultimately interact in our professions.”

The group featured other local business leaders including Anne McEntee, CEO of Digital Services at General Electric, Kris Walker, senior engineering manager at the Walt Disney Company, Gabby Lichtenberg, director of membership at The Business Council of New York State, Candy Huff, founder and managing director of Celsius, and Tia Felock, founder of TiFe Executive Consulting, among others.

The group discussed a wide variety of topics, including AI’s effect on a variety of industries, government legislation regarding AI, and the future of artificial intelligence and its impacts.

“I thought the conversation was amazing,” said Hall. “We had a wide-ranging discussion that went from policy to small businesses, large businesses in various sectors, financial services, software design, renewable energy, and we, I think, agreed that we want to continue to shape this as a group and build this community.”

“I think it probably went even better than the highest optimism,” Austin added. “Very optimistic, that idea that we can make something more from this.”

Hall said AI can “empower and enhance people to do more, and to access a depth of knowledge they otherwise might not have.”

“Young people coming into the workforce … they’re going to have access to a depth of information and knowledge that otherwise was reserved to 15 to 20 years of experience,” Hall said.

“Technology is going to move forward,” said Austin. “The internet moved forward, social media moved forward. … No matter what, it’s going to happen.”

Austin said that AI “can impact everybody now,” and also emphasized the potential local impact, saying, “the Capital Region has a unique opportunity to take advantage of (AI).”

“I grew up in the region,” added Hall, who is a graduate of Siena College. “I’ve been a part of what has been this long-term trend over decades of this technological advancement in the region, and I think that being a part of this conversation today is kind of humbling, in some ways.”

“Saratoga is a very unique spot,” Austin said. “I guess like anything, you want to invent the future you want to live in. We say, why not Saratoga?”

Saratoga Hospital LPNs Graduate From Maria College Nursing Program

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SARATOGA SPRINGS — In the summer of 2020, the Saratoga Hospital Nursing Organization offered licensed practical nurses (LPNs) of the Ambulatory Practice the opportunity to pursue an associate in applied science (AAS) in Nursing at Maria College.

This program was made possible through funding by the Saratoga Hospital Foundation Nursing Scholarship. In May, five LPNs graduated from the program and are prepared to take the board examination to become a Registered Professional Nurse (RN) of New York State.

The new graduates are Renee Summers, Heide Mahay, Rebecca Stanislowsky, Mikayla Carlson and Sara Morizio.

Registered nurses are academically prepared to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient and client outcomes. The support of the Saratoga Hospital Foundation and the Nursing Scholarship is instrumental in providing the members of the Nursing Organization with opportunities for ongoing professional development.

SSHS Honors Class of 2023 at Commencement

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SARATOGA SPRINGS — Saratoga Springs High School celebrated the graduation of 492 members of the Class of 2023 on Friday, hosting its commencement ceremony at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center.

Class president Clare Hegener, student council president Evan Griffiths, and student speakers Abigail Bundy and James O’Connell spoke during the ceremony, according to a release on the district website. Superintendent Michael Patton, SSHS Principal Michelle Tsao, and chemistry teacher Devin Scott also spoke.

The Yaddo Medals were awarded to Abigail Bundy and Jacob Munter. Each year, the prestigious Yaddo Medals are awarded to one female and one male from the graduation class who have excelled in scholarship and school citizenship, the release states. Katrina Trask began the tradition of presenting the Yaddo Medal, crafted by Tiffany & Company, in 1912.


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Saratoga Catholic Class of 2023 Valedictorian & Salutatorian

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SARATOGA SPRINGS — Saratoga Central Catholic School has announced its valedictorian and salutatorian for the Class of 2023.

The Saratoga Catholic Class of 2023 Valedictorian is Jessica Barnes. Barnes plans to attend The University of Rochester with a major in biology.

The Saratoga Catholic Class of 2023 Salutatorian is Aidan Dunne. Dunne plans to attend The University of Tennessee, Knoxville to major in chemical engineering.

Saratoga Catholic Celebrates Class of 2023

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SARATOGA SPRINGS — The Saratoga Central Catholic School honored the Class of 2023 with its annual commencement ceremony at St. Clement’s Church on June 23. 

28 students received their diplomas from the school during the commencement ceremony. SCC principal Christopher Signor, Class of 2023 Advisor and Spanish teacher Susan Barbolt, Dean of Student Life & Coordinator of Affairs Maria Izzo, Class of 2023 Valedictorian Jessica Barnes, and Salutatorian Aidan Dunne spoke during the commencement.

Diocese of Albany Superintendent of Schools Dr. Giovanni Virgiglio, Very Rev. Robert Longobucco of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany, and Very Rev. James Ebert of St. Clement’s Church also spoke during the ceremony.

The commencement included a special presentation from Leo Quinn, a member of the Saratoga Catholic Class of 1986.

Quinn’s great-uncle, also named Leo Quinn, was valedictorian of the St. Peter’s Academy Class of 1923, but tragically drowned four days before the ceremony. At Friday’s commencement, Quinn read his great-uncle’s original speech from 100 years prior.

Upcoming Events

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28th Annual Saratoga Soroptimist Secret Gardens Tour

A dozen gardens in varying sizes and styles in Saratoga Springs and Wilton are featured 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 9. Purchase $25 advance tickets at www.soroptimistsaratoga.org or at Northshire Bookstore in Saratoga Springs, Cudney’s Cleaners retail locations, and Faddegon’s Nursery in Latham. Day-of tickets for $30 will be sold while supplies last from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. outside the Saratoga Springs Visitor Center, 297 Broadway. Garden descriptions and suggested driving directions are provided with purchase. Ticket sales support women and girls, including Wellspring. Questions? Email secretgardensinfo@gmail.com.

Celebration of Summer

The Saratoga Area Retired Educators Association invites all retired Saratoga Area educators, teaching assistants, librarians, and school support staff members to attend our social. This fun event will provide you with the opportunity to mix and mingle with other educators, meet some of our members and learn about the monthly luncheon meetings of our organization. The event will be held at the Parting Glass in Saratoga Springs from 4 -7 p.m. on Wednesday, July 12. There will be a $5 cover charge collected at the door.  Snacks will be provided and there will be a cash bar. For more information and to RSVP please call 518-569-0395.

Homestead: You Are Here – Opening Night

Saratoga Arts, 320 Broadway, Saratoga Springs | 5 – 7 p.m. On July 14, multi-disciplinary artist Yuko Edwards’ on-going series Homestead: You Are Here will be on view in our Atrium Gallery this summer. The series began when the artist was a resident of Saratoga Springs and took solo walks throughout the inner-city. On those walks, Yuko saw reflections of her own family in the landscape, memories from the past as well as possible new futures. The photographic works raise questions of belonging and evoke the existence of the Black community and its energy.  www.saratoga-arts.org.

Adirondack Greek Festival

The 14th Adirondack Greek Festival will be hosted by St. George Church, 55 Main St., South Glens Falls. On Thursday, July 13 from 4 – 8 p.m., enjoy souvlaki and gyro sandwiches and pasties outside under the tent. Friday and Saturday, July 14 and 15 from noon – 7 p.m., enjoy our full festival days with more authentic Greek food/dinners and pastries, music, entertainment and church tours. Free admission and parking. OPA! No on-line or phone orders will be taken for this event. www.sgforthodoxchurch.org. 

Dinner and Casino Night

Benefiting Therapeutic Horses of Saratoga. Entertainment, cocktails, dinner, and casino games. Therapeutic Horses of Saratoga is a nonprofit organization supporting vulnerable racehorses and people in leading a safe and meaningful life by nurturing the horse-human connection through therapeutic programming. We invite you to join us for our inaugural gala hosted by Tony and Robin Malatino on Saturday, July 15, 7 – 11 p.m. at Sugar Plum Farm, located at 96 Gilbert Rd., Saratoga Springs. RSVP by July 1. Attire: wear what makes you happy. Sponsorships available. VIP Reserved Dining Seating, $250 each including 300 casino chips, general tickets, $200 each, including 200 casino chips. Visit www.thsaratoga.org/events or call Meg at 518-290-6240 ext. 101. 

Veterans Picnic

Free to Veterans and their families. B.P.O.E. support for our Veterans dates back over 100 years and continues today because our mission is still the same, “to provide aid and comfort to any veteran in need.” Join us as we bring our mission to our community by attending the Veterans Picnic on Sunday, July 16, 2 – 4:30 p.m. at Saratoga Wilton Elks Club, 1 Elks Circle, Saratoga Springs. Food, fun and games. Contact John Safford, jsafford3@gmail.com 

The Camp Saratoga 5K Trail Series 

Held at 6:15 p.m. Monday evenings in August—August 7, 14, 21 & 28.  Registration is $5 day-of or $15 for all four races., Proceeds benefit the Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park.  For more information, call Laura Clark at 581-1278 or email laura@saratogastryders.org or visit www.saratogastryders.org.

The Health, History, & Horses Charity Gala

Presented by Ladies of Charity, Saratoga Chapter. Funds raised are distributed annually to established charities in Saratoga & Warren/Washing counties: Catholic Charities, food kitchens, shelters, and tuition support programs. Thursday, August 17, 6 – 9 p.m. at Saratoga Winery, 462 route 29, Saratoga Springs. Complimentary Beer & Wine the 1st hour, hot and cold food stations, cash bar, live music, silent auction, 4 seasons basket raffle, 50/50 raffle and racetrack t-shirt quilt. Cost is $75 per person payable to Ladies of Charity. Attire: summer festive. Tickets: www.ladiesofcharitysartaoga.com. Contact Yolanda at 518-886-8064.  

Travel with the Academy for Lifelong Learning (ALL) to an Italian Cooking School 

Have you dreamed of living in a seventeenth century palazzo nestled on a hilltop village in the romantic Italian countryside? ALL is sponsoring a gourmet retreat and cooking school November 11-18, 2023. We will tour a historic or culinary attraction each day and begin cooking late afternoons under the guidance of a professional chef before enjoying a four-course dinner with local wines each evening.   This small group experience includes all meals and six nights in a beautifully restored historic palazzo.  For more details, contact goedventures@gmail.com

Artist Exhibit

Clifton Park Senior Community Center Gallery, 6 Clifton Commons Ct., and SSAS will be hosting an exhibit during the months of June and July featuring the work of artist Frank Coletta. His artwork will include realistic landscape drawings in pen and ink depicting the beauty of the Hudson Valley area and flower drawings in colored pencil and ink. Mr. Coletta is an accomplished artist who has shown nationally and locally. The Mechanicville Library, 190 N. Main Street, will host artist Bill Daisak during June, July, and August. For further information about SSAS visit our website: southernsaratogaartist.com or check us out on Facebook.

Unique Vendors & Artisans

Ballston Area Senior Citizens Annual Bazaar on Saturday, October 7 at the Milton Community Center, located at 310 Northline Road Ballston Spa. What is your specialty? Pickles & relishes, jams & jellies, or any handmade crafts are appreciated and welcome. Vendors of all kinds will be accepted on first come bases for indoor spaces, until October 2. Indoor spaces– 8’W x 7’D are $30 indoor only are (electrical outlets indoor are limited). Outdoor spaces– 12’W x 10’D are $25. To receive an Exhibit Contract and Hold Harmless agreement and payment to reserve your space contact Sue Heimburg 518-885-8037 / text message with name and mailing address or e-mail sheim381@aol.com

June 30 – July 6, 2023

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Friday, June 30 

Fish Fry Friday ?

Knights of Columbus Council #246, located at 50 Pine Rd., Saratoga Springs |  5 – 7 p.m. This event will require advance call-in of orders on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of that week between the hours of noon and 3 p.m.  Call 518-584-8547 to place your order or for more information. A set number of orders will be scheduled for pickup at 5 p.m. and at intervals of every 15 minutes thereafter until sold out, so make sure to schedule early.  As always, thank you for your support and helping us to continue our good works in the community. 

Saturday, July 1

Cars & Coffee  ?

Middle Grove Town Park, 430 Middle Grove Road, Middle Grove, 8 – 11 a.m.  The Town of Greenfield Lions Club are hosting the event. Free and open to any car or truck, including daily drivers. There will be a 50-50 raffle and door prizes for entered vehicles. This event is being sponsored by Ryan’s Garage. The Greenfield Lions will be selling fresh breakfast sandwiches and coffee. The public is invited to check out the vehicles. For more information about Lions Clubs International, visit www.lionsclubs.org.   

Voter Registration

Saratoga Farmers’ Market, 112 High Rock Avenue, Saratoga Springs | 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. The League of Women Voters of Saratoga County will be offering Voter Registration tables July 1, 15, and 29. Residents can learn where to find information about polling places, information about registration, early voting, absentee voting, and pick up absentee voting applications and voter registration forms. 

Sunday, July 2 

Summer Sunday Stroll  ?

Meet at the northwest corner of Division Street and Railroad Place, Saratoga Springs | 10:30 a.m.

Carrie Woerner, NYS Assemblywoman and former SSPF Executive Director, for “Wealth & Wellness: Franklin Square.” Tour this architecturally rich area in Saratoga’s oldest residential neighborhood. Tour, sponsored by Engineering America Co. The cost per tour is $15 for SSPF members and $20 for non-members. For additional information on these summer strolls or to purchase tickets to any of these upcoming tours visit www.saratogapreservation.org, call 518-587-5030, or email nbabie4@saratogapreservation.org.  

21st Anniversary “Blackjack” Gala 

The Saratoga Automobile Museum, 110 Avenue of the Pines, Saratoga Spring | 7 – 11 p.m. This momentous event promises an incredible evening of celebration, entertainment, and philanthropy, all in support of the museum’s mission to promote community, automobile education and safety. To purchase tickets or explore sponsorship opportunities visit https://www.saratogaautomuseum.org/ Interested individuals are encouraged to reach out to Megan Hennessey at 518.401.5185 or email megan@saratogaautomuseum.org. 

Monday, July 3 

Outdoor Baby Bounce ?

Presbyterian New England Congregational Church, 24 Circular St., Saratoga Springs | 10 – 10:30 a.m. Outdoor Baby Bounce introduces babies 0-24 months (with an accompanying adult) to a variety of early literacy skills like enjoying simple books, songs, finger plays and sensory activities. Siblings are also welcome to attend. Please bring blankets for sitting on the grass. This program will take place on the lawn. In the event of rain or high heat index, the program will be held at the library in the Crawshaw Story Room. 

Tuesday, July 4 

Congress Park History Tour  ?

Saratoga Springs Visitor Center, 297 Broadway, Saratoga Springs | 10:30 a.m. Learn about the fascinating history of “The Queen of Spas” with a leisurely walk thru Congress Park. Tours are held Tuesday – Saturday. Our experienced guides will tell you the stories of how Saratoga became “The Queen of Spas” in the 19th Century. The tragic story behind the Trask Family and the Spirit of Life statue.

The history of the Saratoga City Museum and its notorious reputation as the highest rolling gambling casino in the US. How the city rallied to restore the historic Spit and Spat statues. Tour is 90 minutes in and about 1/2 mile in length. Price is $20, Children under 12 free. Phone or text to 518-832-3796.  

Wednesday, July 5 

Wacky Wednesday: Outdoor Water Fun?

Clifton Park Halfmoon Public Library, 475 Moe Rd., Clifton Park | 10 a.m. Get ready to get messy or just have some wacky fun on the Library’s Back Lawn! Each week will feature a new activity. For preschool-grade 5, with an adult. 518-371-8622. www.cphlibrary.org 

Free Concert Series ?

Malta Community Center, Front Lawn, 1 Bayberry Dr., Malta | 6 – 8 p.m. Motion Blur – The band is a culmination of a fun atmosphere, high-energy rock, and musical excellence that shows off the full potential of the music and the musicians. Wednesdays, Rain or shine.  

Poetry Reading ?

Caffè Lena, 47 Phila St., Saratoga Springs | 7 p.m. Caffè Lena will present a poetry reading by Jill Crammond. An open mic poetry reading will follow. Doors open for sign-ups at 6:30 p.m. and the readings will start at 7 p.m. The host for the event will be Carol Graser and the cost is $5 general, free for students. The featured reading will also be livestreamed. You can find a link for the livestream at caffelena.org, 518-583-0022. 

Take A Bite  ?

Downtown Glens Falls | 5 – 7 p.m.  A summer food festival every Wednesday through August 9. Restaurants offer small plates priced from $1 to $5 while guests stroll through downtown enjoying live entertainment and music. Plus, there will be bounce houses in the park each week. Sponsored by the Glens Falls Collaborative. For more information, visit https://glensfallscollaborative.com/take-a-bite/ 

90th Anniversary of the Civilian Conservation Corp. 

Galway Public Library, 2112 East St. Galway | 6:30 p.m. A program on the history of Adirondack CCC Camps. Speaker Marty Podskoch is a retired teacher and the author of 11 books, including Adirondack Civilian Conservation Corps Camps: Their History, Memories and Legacy of the CCC. Those interested in attending the program are encouraged to register at 518-882-6385. More information about the CCC and other library programs is available at www.galwaypubliclibrary.org.

Chicken Parmigiana Dinner Take-out

Saratoga-Wilton Elks Club, 1 Elks Lane, Saratoga Springs | 4:30 – 6 p.m. Take out only. Call Monday or Tuesday between 10 a.m. – Noon to place an order. 518-584-2585. Menu: Chicken Parmigiana,  penne pasta, tossed salad, garlic toast. Cost $15 per dinner. (cash only).   

Thursday, July 6 

Skidmore Jazz Institute Faculty All-Star Septet ?

Arthur Zankel Music Center, Skidmore College, 815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs | 8 p.m. Skidmore Jazz Institute Faculty All-Stars featuring Mike Rodriguez (trumpet), Steve Wilson (saxophone), Steve Davis (trombone), Mimi Fox (guitar), Bill Cunliffe (piano), Todd Coolman (bass) and Dennis Mackrel (drums). For tickets: www.tix.com/ticket-sales/zankel/7074

Single Tickets on Sale for Two Capital Repertory Theatre 23-24 Subscription Shows 

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ALBANY — Single tickets for “What the Constitution Means to Me” and “Million Dollar Quartet Christmas” are on sale. Both shows are part of Capital Repertory Theatre’s 23-24 subscription season. Subscriptions, which include “Sweat,” “Three Mothers,” Beautiful: The Carole King Musical” as well as a cross-venue show at Proctors, are still available. 

 “What the Constitution Means to Me,” by Heidi Schreck, will be at the REP Sept. 15 – Oct. 8. The smash Broadway hit kicks off the new season at theREP with a special production. 

“Million Dollar Quartet Christmas,” by Colin Escott, will be at theREP Nov. 24 – Dec. 24. Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley come together again to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year. Sun Records, donned with Christmas tree, garland and mistletoe, rings with the sounds of the season and the chart toppers that made the four famous. 

Each show will feature certain special nights throughout their runs, including a post-show champagne toast on opening night, Chef’s Table featuring local restaurants, an ASL performance, Thirsty Thursday and a pre-show behind-the-scenes presentation. Tickets are available through the Box Office at Proctors in-person, via phone at 518-346-6204 Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. or online at capitalrep.org. 

Opera Saratoga 2023 Summer Festival Opens This Weekend 

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Opera Saratoga opens summer season at Universal Preservation Hall this weekend. 

SARATOGA SPRINGS — Opera Saratoga’s 2023 Summer Festival Lineup will staged June 30 to July 9 at Universal Preservation Hall. 

The three summer offerings, the madcap Tony-award winning musical, “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder,” the classic comic bel canto opera “Don Pasquale” and the world premiere of Clarice Assad and Lila Palmer’s family opera “The Selfish Giant.” 

Showtimes, all at UPH on Washington Street, are:

Gentleman’s Guide: Friday, June 30 @ 7:30 pm, Sunday July 2 @ 2 pm, Thursday, July 6 @ 7:30 pm, Saturday, Jul 8 @ 7:30 pm. 

Don Pasquale: Saturday, July 1 @ 7:30 pm, Friday, July 7 @ 7:30 pm, Sunday, July 9 @ 2 pm.

The Selfish Giant: Saturday, July 1 @ 11 am, Saturday, July 8 @ 11 am.

For more information and tickets, go to: operasaratoga.org.