What’s Happening in Troy: February 9–13

Troy’s calendar is full this week with opportunities to get involved in civic life, explore local history, meet new people, and enjoy family-friendly fun. From City Hall meetings to creative classes and Valentine-themed skating, there’s something for every age and interest.

Monday, February 9

The week begins with several important civic and community conversations. A Call to Solidarity and the Committee of the Whole meeting both take place at the Main Office in Troy, offering residents a chance to engage with local leadership and community priorities.

History enthusiasts can head to Troy Historic Village for Preservation Conversations, while the evening wraps up with the Regular City Council Meeting at Troy City Hall—an essential stop for anyone who wants to stay informed about city decisions.

Tuesday, February 10

Professional development and creativity take center stage on Tuesday. The Young Professionals Meeting at the Troy Chamber of Commerce offers networking and career connections for emerging leaders.

Over at Troy Historic Village, residents can explore the city’s past through Why Troy Oral Histories or get hands-on with art during Watercolor Classes: Winter Series, perfect for beginners and experienced painters alike.

Wednesday, February 11

Midweek brings relaxed networking and after-hours culture. Coffee, News & Networking at the San Marino Club creates a casual space to connect over current events and conversation.

That evening, Troy Historic Village Open Late invites visitors to enjoy the grounds and exhibits after regular hours, offering a quieter, more intimate experience.

Friday, February 13

The week closes with a wide range of fun and specialty events. Couples can lace up their skates for FREE Skate Nights: Date Skate at The Rink at Jeanne M. Stine Community Park, hosted by Troy Recreation with a Valentine-themed twist.

Families and caregivers can take part in the Troy Adaptive Needs Field Trip to Disney on Ice at the Troy Community Center, designed to be inclusive and supportive.

For evening entertainment, Troy hosts its 1st Annual Murder Mystery, a ticketed dinner and interactive game night at a location in the city.

Younger kids can burn off energy at Open Bounce at Inflatable Playspaces, while the fLipSpot Friday Night fLipOut offers indoor playground fun for active kids and teens.

Whether you’re attending a council meeting, learning something new, or planning a fun Friday night, Troy’s February lineup offers plenty of ways to connect, create, and celebrate the community.