Williams College Museum of Art Shop

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The Williams College Museum of Art Shop will be open late on Saturday, December 13 to coincide with the Holiday Walk in Williamstown. All merchandise, excluding sale items and consignment items, will be discounted 20% and complimentary gift-wrapping will be provided.

Special vendors will be at the museum shop selling their wares, including Michael Dunn, a jewelry-smith from Petersburg, New York, Donna Rivers of Bisque, Beads & Beyond Fine Arts Studio in Pittsfield, Chris Cruz of Williamstown, who makes beaded jewelry, and Lisa Sheldon of Williamstown, who makes ornaments.

Entertainment and refreshments will be available from 3:00 pm until 7:00 pm. Performers include the Williams College a cappella group Ephlats and live hammered dulcimer music.
 

Museum shop members receive this special discount year-round. In an effort to encourage support of the museum, those who sign up for a museum membership will be given a free gift. Membership fees support exhibitions and programs at the Williams College Museum of Art.

The Williams College Museum of Art is located on Main Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The museum is wheelchair accessible and open to the public. Admission is FREE. For more information, contact the museum at 413-597-2429.

For a full list of Holiday Walk Weekend events, please contact the Williamstown Chamber of Commerce, (413) 458-9077, info@williamstownchamber.com
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Annual 1753 House Carol Sing in Williamstown

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The 1753 House Committee and the Williamstown Historical Museum invite the community to the annual 1753 House Carol Sing at 7 pm on Monday, Dec. 22. 
 
The Carol Sing is a free, ecumenical event for all ages.
 
Deborah Burns will lead the a cappella singing beside a blaze in the fireplace. Hot mulled cider, donated by Provisions Williamstown, and carol books are provided. There is no heat or electricity in the 1753 House, so dress warmly and bring a light to see by
 
The 1753 House is an historical replica of a regulation European settler's home first constructed by local volunteers in 1953 in celebration of Williamstown's Bicentennial. It's located on Field Park across from the David & Joyce Milne Public Library (1095 Main Street), at the northern intersection of Routes 2 and 7. 
 
Parking is available at the Library.
 
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