There was Swifty Mead's, Big Charlie's in the South End, Mullen's, O'Malley's, and The Kenmore, with dancing in the Rainbow Room. These are just some of the speakeasies that were used during the days of Prohibition in New York State’s capital.

A major figure in 20th century American literature, Jazz Age poet Edna St. Vincent Millay was only nineteen years old when she published 'Renaissance,' the poem that launched her career.

Modernist sculptor Alice Morgan Wright was a suffragist and animal welfare advocate.

A free preview screening Friday, August 18 from 7pm-9pm.

Learn about Emma Willard, founder of the first higher education school for women in the US.

Have you heard the story of Jack Nicholson and his love for Perreca’s bread? The story of how he loves it so much that he has it shipped to his home in California from the Schenectady Bakery?

New documentary on award-winning author and Albany native, William Kennedy, to premiere June 26, 2017 at 9pm on WMHT-TV.

Free preview screening and discussion Monday, June 19 beginning at 6pm at WMHT Studios.

Learn why Eleanor Roosevelt was dubbed 'first lady of the world.'