The SEE Fund is an endowment fund whose mission is to provide financial support for superior educational initiatives through grants. Students, school personnel and community members for projects that support educational improvements and innovations that strengthen the students’ learning experience at Mount Greylock Regional School. Learn more here.
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MUSIC EVENT: Eliza Edens brings live music to Store at Five Corners 6pm, FRI OCT 21.
Indie folk-rock singer-songwriter Eliza Edens visits her hometown this Friday Oct. 21, plays at kick-off live music event at Store at Five Corners. The cafe can hold about 50 people so advanced ticket purchase ($15) will ensure a seat. The four-person Eliza Edens Band will follow opening act Collect Calls, a singer-songwriter collective that includes Lily […]
“Fall Festival of Shakespeare” to be broadcast/streamed live! Volunteers for camera crew needed! Productions run Nov 17-20 at Shakespeare & Co. in Lenox.
Community Television for Southern Berkshires (CTSB) needs volunteers to crew five (5) positions for each of eleven (11) performances: camera (x3), audio (x1), and script reader (x1). Feel free to sign up for as many performances as you’d like. If you would like to volunteer, please reply email: info@ctsbtv.org or call us at 413-243-8211 Fall […]
FREE Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Virtual Workshop at 9-11 am, TUE, OCT. 18 on Zoom
W’town Chamber of Commerce in partnership with BRIDGE, B’shire Resources for Integration of Diverse Groups through Education presents free “Cultural Competency Workshop” REGISTER HERE
nbCC October Community Forum: CREATING A WELCOMING COMMUNITY, 10am-12, Fri, Oct 14, Terra Nova, 85 Main St., N. Adams.
This conversation will be facilitated by the Northern Berkshire SPIRIT Council. Learn about the culmination of 3 years of work & conversations within northern Berkshire to create a welcoming & inclusive community. Be heard and listen to the concerns and voices of your friends and neighbors. Masks optional. Light refreshments provided. Introductions and announcements are […]
“No More Stolen Children: A History of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) & the fight to save it” a talk 6pm WED, OCT 5 at 1095 Spring St.
Heather Bruegl, Independent Indigenous Consultant & Historian, tells the history the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) & how/why it came into existence. ICWA is currently jeopardized by a Supreme Court Case that threatens tribal sovereignty. There was a time when tribal leaders reported that their children were missing. They had been taken from the homes […]
Milne Library offering zoom talk: “Planning for Medicare – Countdown to 65” on Tues, Oct. 25, 7-8pm
This a no-cost Zoom webinar will help you understand your Medicare health insurance options outside of your employer-sponsored coverage, whether or not you’re planning to retire. More info: https://www.milnelibrary.org/events-1/planning-for-medicare-countdown-to-65
Bernice Lewis in concert at the Milne Library 1pm, Sat, October 15.
Enjoy this fall concert with local singer & songwriter Bernice Lewis! FREE & all are welcome, but the concert is most appropriate for adults and teenagers.
W’town Town Hall reopens to public Mon-Fri, 8:30am – 4:30pm.
Doors are open again Monday- Friday at Town Hall, 31 North Street from 8:30am to 4:30pm!!
Mass Save Community First Partnership in Williamstown- Launch Event on WED, Sept 28 at 6:30pm at Milne Public Library
Presenters (including some local experts) will speak about energy efficiency for homes and small businesses, including heat pump installation, and the Mass Save® incentives included in their new Community First program! Williamstown is one of 30 towns participating. Residents and businesses interested in participating may request a no-cost energy assessment at https://www.masssave.com/williamstown or by calling 1-413-613-4937. For […]