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Favorite thing about Troy
I enjoy all of the outdoor activities that the Capital Region offers. The campus is less than an hour from three different mountain ranges, so hiking, camping, skiing, and snowboarding are all easily accessible. Closer to campus, I enjoy going for runs on the rail trail, kayaking at Grafton State Park, and picnicking at Peebles Island.
Favorite thing about Troy
Troy is a really cool place because there are so many shops and restaurants to try - there is something for everyone! One of my favorite things to do is go to the Farmers Market to support the local farms and businesses.
Favorite thing about Troy
I spend most of my lunch breaks at I Love New York Pizza. I also enjoy Rockin‘ on the River during the summer time.
Favorite thing about Troy
I am a season ticket holder for the Tri-City ValleyCats, the Houston Astros' single A affiliate baseball team. The Saturday morning Farmers Market in downtown Troy is a great place to people watch, buy fresh produce, and sample delicious food from local restaurants.
Favorite thing about Troy
Ali Baba Mediterranean restaurant – it's a short walk from campus, and the fresh-baked lavash with yogurt sauce is amazing! Slidin' Dirty is my downtown favorite. They have the best, most unique sliders and tacos, and it's a very cool atmosphere.
Favorite thing about Troy
My favorite place in Troy is The Whistling Kettle. If you're looking for a cozy place with great food to go with friends, this is the place! Their crepes are the best and if you'd like, you can have a full-on English Afternoon Tea experience- tiered trays and all!
Favorite thing about Troy
Bespoki Bowl is my favorite restaurant in Downtown Troy! It originated in Troy Kitchen (a fancy food court down the street) and they now have their own store front on 4th Street. They are known for their "Build Your Own Poke Bowls," but also have other delicious options for those who do not eat raw fish.
Favorite thing about Troy
I love the variety of cultural activities and festivals offered throughout the year. From concerts in EMPAC and the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, to summer concerts along the Hudson River, the music scene in Troy is vibrant. Troy Night Out, Chowderfest, the Pig Out, and the Victorian Christmas Stroll are great annual events that bring the local community together.
Favorite thing about Troy
I love Troy because there is always something to do. There are many great restaurants to visit in downtown – Brown’s, Dinosaur BBQ, or Slidin’ Dirty, just to name a few. There is also the Farmers Market, which is always great to get some local food and produce. Troy is in a great location as well, being 10 minutes from Albany and 3 hours from Boston, NYC, and Montreal. Whether it is one of the great restaurants, events downtown, or a quick trip to a larger city, there is always something to do!
Favorite thing about Troy
I graduated from Lansingburgh High in north Troy—what I love about the city is how much it has developed in its history and its continued growth as a more self-sufficient city. From local shops and restaurants along the Hudson River, to vendors that travel across the Northeast for Saturday’s farmers’ market, Troy hosts a lively environment for an inclusive and growing culturally diverse community.
Favorite thing about Troy
From the top floors of the Troy Public Library to the fabulous cafes to the vibrant street art, Troy offers so much to explore and experience. One of my personal favorites is the Front Parlor Series, a monthly event where amateur and veteran storytellers share true stories based on a common theme.
Favorite thing about Troy
Troy offers so much to do, whether you are a foodie and want to explore Troy Night Out, or you want to explore our unique location and go camping in the backcountry of the Adirondacks (or any of the three other mountain ranges within an hour of campus!).
Favorite thing about Troy
Troy Night Out – a monthly arts and cultural event held the last Friday of every month in downtown Troy. It’s a great opportunity to check out the local, unique shops, art galleries, musicians, and restaurants.
Favorite thing about Troy
There is so much to love about Troy and the Capital Region. Troy was a vital part of the American Industrial Revolution, and everywhere you look you can still find amazing Victorian architecture. Small businesses are making a comeback downtown as well - I love to grab a breakfast sandwich at Koni's Cafe, and check out T&J Handcrafted Soaps! I also enjoy walking along the Hudson River and the Erie Canal locks. With easy access to NYC, Boston, Vermont, and even Canada, the possibilities are endless to get out and explore!
Favorite thing about Troy
Troy offers a wide variety of unique activities, experiences, restaurants, and shops. Concerts at Troy Savings Bank Music Hall and the Troy Waterfront Farmers Market are two of my favorites. My new favorite lunch spot downtown is K-Plate Korean BBQ- always fast and delicious!
Favorite thing about Troy
I love that Troy enables me to pursue two of my greatest loves - dining out and taking walks with friends and family. My favorite Troy restaurants are the Whistling Kettle and Troy Kitchen (and after a great meal, there is nothing better than grabbing a latte at one of the local cafes and strolling around downtown!). The Capital Region is so diverse in its attractions and activities, allowing for easy travel to NYC, Boston, Buffalo, and the Adirondacks. There is never a lack of fun things to do on the weekends here!
