100 years of history of the Williamstown Youth Center on view July 17- Sept. 2 at Williamstown Historical Museum.
Barrington Stage Company’s comedy: BOEING BOEING… Fly to Paris in the swinging ’60s and meet playboy Bernard. With help from his housekeeper Bertha who plays flight control, Bernard…
WCMA is pleased to present SO–IL \ WCMA: Building a New Museum , an exhibition that showcases the design process behind WCMA’s new home, projected to open in 2027. WCMA is open…
Comedy…Music..Family Movies…Dance…Cabaret this summer at The Adams Theatre , 27 Park St., Adams.
The Milne Public Library is located at 1095 Main St., Williamstown, MA.
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This convergence of art and nature is free & open to the public to explore from dawn until dusk! 24 sculptures are thoughtfully sited throughout The Mount’s gardens and grounds. Open…
On agenda: donations to parks, dog leashing, retreat goals, emergency notifications, Town Manager evaluatons, FY25 inter-municipal agreement with Lanesborough.
Curator Josh Picoult, W’town Historical Museum, & Mike Williams, WYC Executive Director, share events along the 100-year timeline of Boys Club to
Boys & Girls Club to Youth Center in new exhibit at WHMuseum July 17- Sept. 2.
Jane Allen illustrates the 200+ year history of W’town public schools, from 14 schools in 1853 to 2 schools today.
Allen reminds us: “…it is impossible to overlook the unifying & democratizing force which free public education has brought to bear upon the character of the community…”
(lecture recorded in 2017)
Winthrop discusses her new memoir about her mother: “Daughter of Spies, Wartiime Secrets, Family Lies.” “It starts as a WWII spy story and becomes an intimate portrait of the Washington, D.C. elite in the 1950s and 60s—but throughout it is also an exploration of a relationship with
an aging & troubled parent.”
Pam Franks, WCMA Director, presents designs for the new Williams College art museum exhibit & classroom spaces & department offices.
Doors expected to open in 2026.
Cartoonist, illustrator, performer Emily Flake & cartoonist, comedian Jason Chatfield explore the impact MAD magazine has had on younger generations of artists & writers.
Sue Briggs, Chamber of Commerce Director, Corrine Case, Facilitator & Brian O’Grady, Council on Aging ED, outline strategies for local stores & businesses to better serve community members with dementia.
Saints Patrick & Raphael Parish service on WilliNet TV ch 1303: Sunday at 11am.