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Gather at Greylock WORKS
The Studios have expanded and they're full of good energy. Come see what's next.
As They Saw It Film Series: The Burmese Harp
Often called the greatest Japanese war film with black-and-white photography from Minoru Yokoyama.
Dyeing to Wear It
Join in an interactive workshop where participants will create a beautiful piece of wearable art.
The Brownskin Band
If you like live R&B music, dancing, old school and new school vibes, come hang here!
Architecture and Landscape at Herman Melville’s Arrowhead
Join in an enlightening walk through Arrowhead and the surrounding grounds.
Guided Hike: Money Brook Falls
Join in a hike to Money Brook Falls, a spectacular cascade in the heart of Mount Greylock.
Tap for Joy!
Tap for Joy is a free, outdoor tap dance program for students of all ages and skill levels.
Many Hands
Catch a live performance by Marc Peloquin, the pianist called an "innovative ivory tickler."
James Nachtwey on Photographing War
Come hear a talk with Award-winning war photographer James Nachtwey.
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Woodchuck Wednesdays After School Program
Offering children in 1st through 4 th grades an opportunity to engage with nature at Sheep Hill.
Presenting War in Print and on Film
Join a conversation about how the representation of war differs depending upon the medium.
Inclusive Signage
Join transgender inclusion expert and Williamstown business owner justin adkins to discuss inclusive bathroom signage.
Low Density Development in Williamstown
This month's Talk on the Hill is a Zoom discussion about rural sprawl and large home construction.
Fresh Fest Opening Reception
Join in an opening reception for Fresh fest: A Farm and Food Film Festival.
Sheep to Shawl Festival
Celebrate all things sheep and wool including sheep, dogs, farmers, and artisans.
Outdoor Watercolor Workshop
Kids and adults can join artist and instructor Robin Rapoza Hauser for an afternoon of watercolor painting.
Inhabitants: Indigenous Perspectives on Restoring Our World
Screened as part of Fresh Fest: A Food and Farming Film Festival.