Debby Dane, Author at WilliNet

Berkshire Food Project fundraiser — “SUPER BITE CHALLENGE: A Chopped-style Chef Showdown” on Fri, Sept. 12, 6-9pm at Greylock Works.

An unforgettable evening as local chefs compete in an exciting cooking contest using ingredients commonly found in the Berkshire Food Project kitchen. TIX HERE ($100) Each ticket includes a sampling of each dish,a drink, and a vote for your favorite. Music … Silent auction of unique chef-curated experiences … Cash bar!

Friday, September 12, 6-9pm
Greylock Works
508 State Road, North Adams

Sweetwood invites the community to Piano Concert with Mike Hutchinson, 2-3pm, Tue. July 29!

Audience participation, name-that-tune, sing along performance covering musical hits from 1912-1962! All are welcome to this free fun piano concert. Questions? call Janice at 458-8371.

The Smithsonian’s “Museum on Main Street” traveling exhibit “Voices & Votes: Democracy in America” on display through July 19 in Lee.

“Voice & Votes” exhibit at Lee Premium Outlets -17 Premium Outlets Blvd, Lee. This engaging & thought-provoking exhibit explores the rich history & enduring impact of democracy in the United States. Come celebrate the power of civic engagement & the stories that continue to shape our nation!

EXHIBIT HOURS: Wed & Thu – 10 am to 6:00pm; Fri & Sat – 10 am to 2:00pm

The Town of Lee is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to assist as exhibit attendants. SIGN UP HERE TO VOLUNTEER AS AN EXHIBIT ATTENDANT

Volunteer Duties & Benefits:

Welcome visitors
Maintain the safety and security of the exhibit
Be part of a prestigious Smithsonian exhibit
Meet new people and contribute to the community

W’town Board of Health: BEAT THE HEAT – giving away 5 air conditioners & 5 box fans FREE – part of Cooling Assistance Program.

Application & more info HERE! Eligibility factors include age, household income, disabilities, harder-to-cool homes. First come, first serve. Contact W’town Health Inspector Ruth Russell with any questions: 597-8074 or rrussell@williamstownma.gov

W’town Historical Museum presents: “Humanizing History: Abraham Parsons, Williams College & W’town- An appeal for honest & inclusive history” on Sat. 6/21 at 11 am.

Natalie Montoya-Barnes, Davis Center Program Coordinator at Williams College, will tell the compelling story of Abraham Parsons who escaped enslavement to become one of the most popular & beloved characters at Williams College for nearly half a century, and who had a most inhumane treatment upon his death… on SAT, JUNE 21, 11:00 am at W’town Historical Museum, located next to the Store at 5 Corners on rt 7.