VOTE on Election Day- TUESDAY, NOV. 5, polls open 7am-8pm at W’town Elementary School gym! Register to vote online HERE. Want to VOTE-BY-MAIL? details HERE. Want to VOTE-EARLY-IN- PERSON at Town Hall? Click here for schedule. Early-in-person-voting starts Sat. Oct 19, 9am-3pm.
Admission is $5 for children, $10 for adults, or $20 for a family of any size. Proceeds support the museum’s community-driven education and preservation efforts. Enjoy an afternoon of lively fall-themed family-friendly fun, thanks to a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
Folks who’ve attended in past years will be glad to hear that the beloved lawn and carnival games, craft stations, pony rides, and baby animal petting zoo will all be back. Take photos in the Old Time Photobooth, or peer into the future with the fortune teller
The Butterfly Swing Band were such a hit last year that they’ll be back again from noon-3 pm; with Rosin the Beaux providing traditional acoustic folk music from 11 am-1 pm.
Local craft and farm vendors Nora Phykitt (yarnwork), Denise Davies (rope bowls),
and Heleny Cook (willow baskets) will be joined by a talented local potter. Indoors there will be a raffle and silent auction, thanks to generous donations from area businesses and organizations.
Food and beverages will be available for purchase, including bake sale goodies, fresh popcorn and grilled items, as well as snacks and fresh lunch items from Wild Oats Market.
All proceeds benefit the Clarksburg School 8th grade class trip! Concessions available! Entry fee: $10 ages 6+; $5 age 5yr and under. BOO!
Please PREREGISTER HERE! Walk-ins welcome Please wear short sleeves.
Town Hall asks: “Do you have recommendations for how we can improve our existing parks and recs offerings in Williamstown? If so, email to the Town Manager at: rmenicocci@williamstownma.gov.”
In conjunction with recommendations from the 2016 PARC, the 2016 Open Space Plan, and recently completed Envision Williamstown 2035 master plan, the town manager has assembled a Parks and Recreation Task Force. The Task Force seeks further feedback from town residents, particularly from people of color, non-child-raising adults, or people who did not feel they had a chance to respond earlier. The group also welcomes input from all residents who would like to comment further on recreation opportunities in Williamstown
