Winthrop discusses her new memoir about her mother: "Daughter of Spies, Wartiime Secrets, Family Lies." "It starts as a WWII spy story and becomes an intimate portrait of the Washington, D.C. elite in the 1950s and 60s—but throughout it is also an exploration of a relationship with an aging & troubled parent."
Dustin Griffin presents the history of the Williamstown Public Library as part of the 150th anniversary celebration of the Milne Public Library. Go to milnelibrary.org for a complete list of celebration events!
Presented by Nia Keith, social justice educator and climate activist. Where do social justice and climate change overlap? How does a person's identity influence the way they are impacted by climate change? And how can we, as concerned community members, fight climate change in a way that is just and equitable for all?
A talk presented by John Meiklejohn of The American Chestnut Foundation, all about the history of the blighted American Chestnut and current efforts to restore it to our forests.
This talk, delivered by Chesterwood's curatorial researcher and Williamstown local Dana Pilson, highlights the many intersections and cross-currents between their works, and features images of public sculptures by both artists.
