Community  Events

Thomas Commuck, a Narragansett Indian and member of the Brothertown Indians became the first pulished Native American Composer. His book Indian Melodies, consists of 120 hymn tunes written in shape note and traditional notation.

Learn about his life, the history of Brothertown, and sing the music!

Presented by Carol Scott, MATS, and Hamilton Union Presbyterian Church’s organist.

Refreshments will be served!

During the month of May several of our members’ art will be on display at the Voorheesville Public Library.  They are celebrating the art of recycling and repurposing found items into creative scenarios.    There will be a reception at the library on May 3rd where you will get to speak with several of the artists and learn more about what they do!

Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend with us at the Seventh Annual Spring Makers Market at Arlene’s! Our own member, Laura Scott (laurascottdesigns) will be there!  This vibrant marketplace showcases over 20 talented local makers, offering a unique selection of high-quality handmade goods. From artwork and ceramics to jewelry, textiles, and delicious treats, there’s something for everyone!

The Guilderland Food Pantry is an ongoing mission:

The deck box near the outside entrance of the Education Building will be used

for ongoing Food Pantry donations and will be checked weekly.

It will also be used for other items as needed.

If there are any questions, please contact Cindy Schultz.

Hamilton Union supports The Caring Closet through a financial donation from our Mission and Social Witness budget.  There are collection boxes at Gade Farm and The Guilderland Public Library.