Local events on Thursday

Planetarium show

POTSDAM: “Winter Constellations” presented by Geology Prof. Emeritus Frank Revetta, in Revetta Planetarium, basement of Stowell Hall, SUNY Potsdam, 4 – 4:45 p.m., all ages welcome, no food, drink or cellphones; 315-267-3441 or revettafa@potsdam.edu.

Brown bag lunch

CANTON: St. Lawrence Co. Historical Assn., 3 East Main St., Brown Bag Lunch and Exhibit Opening, “Arts & Entertainment in St. Lawrence County” with speaker Cassidy Percoco, noon.

Business spotlight

GOUVERNEUR: St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce hosting monthly “Business in the Spotlight,” 5-7 p.m.; networking event at the Fidelis Care Gouverneur office, 101 E. Main St.; event will be spotlighting: Fidelis Care, DiMarco Consulting Group, St. Lawrence Health Initiative, Inc., Ogdensburg SUNY Attain Lab, and Corning Incorporated; brief introduction from the Chamber discussing upcoming events and opportunities, followed by casual networking with refreshments and door prizes; short presentations from each of the spotlighted businesses; $5 entry fee; to register, go to the Member Center at slcchamber.org or to the ‘Events Section’ of the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce Facebook page; Jo@slcchamber.org or call 315-386-4000.

Open house

CANTON: Canton’s FS Banford Elementary School open house, 6-7 p.m.; parents and students may visit teachers and classrooms and the Banford Parent Organization will sponsor a Scholastic Book Fair; Title I Parent Information will be available during the Open House.

Recovery meeting

OGDENSBURG: Community-Based Recovery Supports Meeting, hosted by Friends of Recovery New York, 1-3 p.m., Unity Center (St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center), 1 Chimney Point Drive; www.for-ny.org/.

Stuffed animal sleepover

MADRID: Stuffed animal sleepover, 6-7 p.m., Hepburn Library of Madrid, 11 Church St.; children can drop stuffed animals off at the library, share a bedtime snack; stuffed animals will stay the night and be picked up Friday, Sept. 28 at 11 a.m. during story hour, or Saturday; teen volunteers needed to help; 315-322-5673.