Williamstown Historical Museum to hire new Executive Director! Apply now.
Contact lgconway23@gmail.com
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Minerva Arts Center offers Fall Workshop for actors 1st grade & up! Oct. 16 – Nov. 20
Join exciting Performance Workshop, CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION which culminates in a full-length musical production. Registration must be submitted by 10/12/2021. Performance The Magical World of Musicals.
Tuition: $325 (Due at first rehearsal)
WilliNet Annual Meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 21, 4:30pm. All welcome!
Public is invited to WilliNet Board of Director’s Annual Meeting at 34 Spring St., Williamstown, MA. Please call 413-884-3309 if Spring St. entrance locked and we’ll come down & open door! Mask required to enter this Williams College owned building. Vaccination required.
Williams College ’62 Center performances closed to general public for coming season due to COVID precaution.
Only masked campus community members with a valid Williams ID (yellow and purple) will be allowed to enter the building. The students, faculty, and staff of the ’62 Center are excited to return to in-person programming with the start of the 2021/2022 academic year. COVID-19, with the Delta variant, remains an urgent health crisis for us all. Out of a preponderance of caution for our performing artists, staff, and audiences, we have made the decision to keep the ’62 Center’s performances closed to the general public.
“Sowing the Seeds of Change, Food Sovereignty in the Berkshires” FREE virtual Zoom program Fri, Oct. 1, 1-3pm
Berkshire AHEC (Area Health Education Center) offers keynote speaker Leah Penniman, Co-director & Farm Manager of Soul Fire Farm, Petersburg, NY & panelists explore: explore the history of food sovereignty and the
distinction between food security and food sovereignty. It will
discuss the impacts of food sovereign practices on communities through
resource access, production methods, agricultural policies, commercial
markets, and the impacts on individual mental and physical health.
Attendees will leave with a better understanding of how local food
producers and support organizations are advocating for people to
determine where their food comes from, how it is produced, and how
they can take action to support these efforts.
FREE Registration: berkshireahec.org 413-842-5160
