Collar City Ramble 2020
Its time to RAMBLE! Tour Troy’s urban trails by foot, bicycle, water, or whatever in this alternate transportation festival – discover places you have never seen! The Collar City Ramble […]
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Collar City Ramble 2019
Its time to RAMBLE! Tour Troy’s urban trails by foot, bicycle, water, or whatever in this alternate transportation festival – discover places you have never seen! The Collar City Ramble […]
2019 PARK(ing) DAY | Open Call!
Its that time again! On Friday, 09/20 we will be taking back the streets of Troy and creating temporary parks! We are currently in OPEN CALL mode for the 2019 […]
Hudson Mowhawk Gateway Museum Tour
Tour the Hudson Mohawk Industrial Gateway museum! Learn about the local history and the changing landscape of south Troy as shaped by the Wynants Kill from Colonial-time mills to the […]
POETRoY in Motion at the 2018 RAMBLE
2018 RAMBLE HIGHLIGHT! One of the special events that we will have at this years RAMBLE will tie in this years PARK(ing) Day installations. POETRoY IN MOTION This self guided […]
2018 PARK(ing) Day | Park Your Art in Troy
Transport Troy is Partnering with the City of Troy, The Arts Center of the Capital Region and the Troy Downtown Business Improvement District to offer up 10 parking spots for […]
2017 RAMBLE Has a Strong Start!
Our opening events for this years 4th Annual Collar City RAMBLE started off strong with our first foray into PARK(ing) Day and the 100 Year Anniversary hike at Frear Park’s […]
PARK(ing) Day is Upon Us!
International PARK(ing) Day is upon us! | September 15, 2017 PARK(ing) Day is an annual worldwide event where artists, designers and citizens transform metered parking spots into temporary public parks. […]
Week Early Kickoff Events 2017!
2017 RAMBLE UPDATE: Though the main event day is 09/23 we do have other events happening the week before, starting with national PARK(ing) Day (09/15) and the 100 Year Anniversary […]
The First Spadefull Is The Hardest
The Collar City Ramble is a long time coming, but we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel Troy originally received $4M in funding for a riverfront […]
