Math professor Steven Miller will unlock the secret to the Rubik’s cube on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2:30-3:30pm. Cubes provided for the lesson or bring your own, or other interesting puzzles! Come back to the Milne Library in your pjs for Pajama Story Time at 6:00-7:00pm! Fun for all ages. Both events are FREE!
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“The 13 Galusha Farms, 1798-2020” a W’town Historical Museum illustrated lecture on Sat, Feb. 22, 11 am at First Congregational Church
The Williamstown Historical Museum invites the public to a free illustrated talk about “The 13 Galusha Farms, 1798-2020” by Dusty Griffin on Saturday, Feb. 22, 11:00am at the First Congregational Church, 906 Main St., W’town.
“400: An African American Musical Portrait” on Thu, Feb. 27, 7:30pm FREE at Brooks-Rogers Recital Hall, Williams College
“400: An African American Musical Portrait” performance of bassist Avery Sharpe’s recent album which draws on plantation music, blues, ragtime, gospel, classical, New Orleans second line, and other deeply rooted historical styles, all refracted through the prism of modern jazz. The album marks 400 years, starting in 1619 with the arrival of the first enslaved […]
“Songwriters Night” at The Log on Wed, Feb. 19, 7pm- FREE & all invited
Big songs from a small town — all original songs, round robin style. Listeners welcome at The Log’s fireplace side room, 7pm, free. Dinner & Beer/Wine for sale.
WTF Community Works invites all to a free THEATRE WORKSHOP at Harper Center, Sat, Feb 15, 11:30-1pm
Williamstown Theatre Festival director staff & professional guest actor will lead all who come in a workshop on the fundamentals of acting. Simple, fun group exercises, no prior experience required! No RSVP needed. Just show up on Sat, Feb 15, 11:30-1pm at The Harper Center, 118 Center St., Wtown. For more info, email: community@wtfestival.org. WTF […]
ROOTS Teen Center invites all to “Show Your Teen Support” Fundraiser at Norad Mill, Sat, Feb. 29 at 7pm
ROOTS Teen Center’s Mission is to be a safe space where people ages 14-22 are heard, encouraged, and empowered. ROOTS is located at 43 Eagle St. Support ROOTS at this evening of FUN, FOOD, MUSIC! Youth performances, silent auction, delicious desserts, cash bar. For more info and TIX: rootsteencenter.com
Mt. Greylock HS presents the musical “Anything Goes” Feb 27, 28, 29 at 7pm in MG Auditorium
Enjoy the singing & dancing of Mt. Greylock Regional School performing “Anything Goes” in the newly renovated, beautiful Mt. Greylock Auditorium on Feb. 27, 28, 29 at 7:00pm. Pit Band Conductor Lyndon Moors’ last musical. Jeffrey Welch, directs, Ann Marie Rodriguez choreographs this 1934 Cole Porter madcap adventure.
Images Cinema invites all to “Oscars Red Carpet Party” at the Williams Inn 6:30pm-11:59, Sun, Feb 9
Dress for the RED CARPET promenade & celebrate Hollywood’ night of the Oscars — Prizes for Best Dressed, Oscar Bingo, Oscar Ballots! Photo booth, 3 screens, signature cocktails. The Williams Inn hosting this annual event, with a portion of the evenings proceeds donated to Images Cinema. Doors open 6:30-11:50pm. WilliNet will be filming the Red […]
“The Privileged Poor” author Anthony Jack to speak Wed, Feb. 5, 7:30pm at Chapin Hall
Anthony Jack, sociologist & Harvard Prof., is transforming the way we address diversity & inclusion in education. His new book: “The Privileged Poor: How Elite Colleges are Failing Disadvantaged Students” reframes the conversation surrounding poverty & higher education. His talk is FREE. Wed, Feb. 5, 7:30-9pm at Chapin Hall, Williams College.
Images Cinema presents a documentary about Shirley Chisholm on Mon, Feb. 10 at 7:00pm
Chisholm ’72: Unbought & Unbossed follows the political career of Shirley Chisholm, from a teacher in Harlem, to local politics, to a seat in Congress, and her historic 1972 campaign as the first African American woman to run for president. Images Cinema screens the documentary at 7:00pm, Monday, Feb. 10. Guest speaker: Barbara Winslow, Founder & […]