Geology Hike at Field Farm, W’town led by geologist Mark Brandriss on Sun, Oct. 5, 1:00pm.

Meet at the Field Farm TrailHead kiosk in the parking lot off Sloan Road by The Folly Building.  Join Mark Brandriss (Smith College Geosciences, Emeritus) on a walk along the Field Farm trails & learn why Greylock is so high, what the mountains are made of, how the caves formed, why they are in a valley, where the dirt below our feet came from, and more!
Heavy rain cancels.

The Adams Theatre presents: Maiko Kikuchi Puppetry Theater perform “Note from a Sheep I met at Dawn” on Sat, Sept. 27, 7:30pm

Maiko Kikuchi works are visible daydreams. Her “Note From a Sheep I Met at the Dawn” will take audiences through six vignettes where surrealistic worlds are created, inspired by diary-like narrations. Using props and ordinary materials, Kikuchi transforms a neutral space into an immersive installation of visible daydreams, inviting viewers to ponder the delicate boundary between reality and dreams. TIX HERE.

W’town Tax Classification Hearing to determine FY2026 tax levy distribution to be held MON, AUG. 11, 7 pm at Town Hall, 31 North St.

This Hearing is open to the public with a Select Board Mtg to follow & will stream live on willinet.org & cablecast on Spectrum cable TV channel 1303. Agenda HERE.

FREE Technology Trainings for Older Adults on MON, August 25 at 9am at Harper Center, 118 Church St. W’town.

Cyber-Seniors offers both virtual & in-person technology training & support services to older adults in Berkshire County.  Cyber-Seniors workshop is supported by a digital equity grant distributed by the Alliance for Digital Equity, a coalition of over 100 community-focused organizations working collaboratively to promote digital equity across all four counties of Western Massachusetts.

Questions about this program, call Council on Aging at 413-458-8250. or  Contact Program Coordinator Destiny Easler at destiny@cyberseniors.org