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News and Events for Brighton, NY - Tuesday, February 17, 2026

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News and Events for Brighton, NY this February 2026

What to Do in Brighton, NY This Week: January 2026 News and Events

Welcome to a new week of community happenings. From cozy indoor gatherings to crisp outdoor fun, Brighton is bustling through Sunday January 17. Bundle up, check event details with organizers, and enjoy the season close to home.

This Week - Highlights through Sun Jan 17

  • Winter Warmup at the Community Center - Sat Jan 17 - An all ages afternoon with drop in crafts, tabletop games, and a hot cocoa bar. Family friendly with supervised activity zones. Bring a reusable mug if you can.
  • Indoor Farmers and Makers Market - Sat morning - Fresh greens from local growers, root vegetables, bread, honey, soaps, and small batch coffee. Live acoustic set mid morning. Reusable bags encouraged.
  • January Nature Walk - Sun afternoon - A guided winter ecology stroll on cleared paths. Learn to spot animal tracks and winter birds. Dress in layers and wear traction friendly footwear.
  • Library Mini Book Fest - Wed evening - Speed book talks by librarians plus a paperback swap. Bring a gently used title to trade. Teen corner features manga and graphic novels.
  • Senior Center Coffee and Cards - Tue and Thu - Social coffee at 9 am followed by bridge and euchre tables. New players welcome with quick refreshers offered.
  • Blood Drive - Thu midday - Give if you are able. Hydrate well and bring ID. Walk ins as capacity allows.
  • Youth Rec Intro to Pickleball - Fri after school - Equipment provided. Quick rules clinic followed by short games. Spectators welcome in the bleachers.

Neighborhood Notes

Road salt can be rough on pets paws. Keep a small towel by your door for quick cleanups after walks. If you live near a storm drain, please check that it is clear of snow berms and leaves to prevent icy puddles.

Arts and Culture

Community Theater Audition Night - Mon - Cold readings from a spring comedy. All experience levels welcome. Production staff signups open for set painting and costumes. Gallery Corner - The library lobby case features handmade winter postcards by local artists. A kids make your own postcard table is set up on Saturday morning for drop in creativity.

Civics and Clubs

Town Meeting Snapshot - A midweek session covers winter maintenance updates, recreation schedules, and budget checkpoints. Public comment time is slated late in the agenda. Garden Club Winter Soil Talk - Thu evening - Tips for seed starting under lights, soil blocks, and low cost heat mats. Seed swap box available. Historical Society Photo ID Hour - Sat - Bring unlabeled family photos for help with places and dates. Volunteers love a good mystery.

Health and Recreation

Open Skate - Weeknights - Helmets recommended for all ages. Loaner skates limited, first come first served. Snowshoe Sampler - Sat afternoon if snow depth allows - A short loop with technique pointers. A no snow plan shifts to a fitness walk. Indoor Lap Swim - Early mornings - Lanes divide for slow, medium, and fast. Be courteous with circle swim etiquette.

For Families

Toddler Storytime - Tue morning - Songs, fingerplays, and short books with floor cushions. STEM Lab Hour - Sat - Build with snap circuits and explore magnets. Advance sign in at the youth desk helps staff plan kits. Teen Volunteer Info Burst - Wed - Learn how to earn service hours at events this winter.

Looking Ahead - Late January

Restaurant Week Sampler Night returns near the end of the month with prix fixe menus from neighborhood favorites. Winter Coat Exchange runs through Jan 31 with clean coats and gloves welcome at designated bins. A moonlight walk is on tap for the next full moon if skies cooperate. Keep an eye on updates from organizers.

Service Reminders

Recycling and refuse pickup follows the regular schedule this week. Please place carts with a two foot buffer from snowbanks so crews can work safely. Sidewalks must be cleared within the standard timeframe after snowfall. Consider adopting the hydrant nearest your home by keeping it visible after storms.

Have an event or volunteer opportunity to share for next week. Drop a note at the community desk or call the rec office during business hours. See you around Brighton.


 
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