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.

“Eyes on Art Town” banner exhibition: Call for Art SUBMISSIONS! Deadline July 6, 2025.

Community members are encouraged to SUBMIT ARTWORK HERE. Selected art will be reproduced on banners to be installed on utility poles along Spring & Latham Streets. Questions?? – contact Ellen Joffe Halpern at ellenjoffe@gmail.com. She can get you tips on how to shoot your work and which professionals can assist you in the process.  More INFO HERE.

The Town of Williamstown, the Williamstown Cultural District, and the Williamstown Chamber of Commerce are partnering in this exciting opportunity to showcase local artwork in “downtown” Williamstown.

Milne Library celebrates Pride Month: FREE screening of “To Wong Foo, Thanks for everything! -Julie Newmar ” at 6pm, THU, JUNE 12

This 1995 road trip/comedy-drama about 3 drag queens traveling cross-country until their car breaks down, leaving them stranded in a small town screens FREE at the Milne Public Library on Thu, June 12 at 6:00pm.

W’town Chamber of Commerce invites community to march in the JULY 4th PARADE!

All are welcome:  community groups, clubs, biz, musical groups, cultural orgs, teams, costumed folks!
Sign-up! email Sue Briggsinfo@williamstownchamber.com  Line-up at 10:30am on Southworth St-
Parade begins at 11AM.