Join the Shelburne Falls Military Band on the lawn of the Federated Church in Charlemont (inside the church if it's raining). This enthusiastic group of musicians is always a crowd pleaser for the whole family. The concert is free. Bring lawn chairs in case there aren't enough at the church!
The Charlemont Forum presents Astronomy Professor Douglas Arion of Carthage College and Mountains of Stars. He will talk about light pollution, its harmful effects on humans and nature, and what we can do about it. This free program is funded in part by the Charlemont-Hawley Arts Council.
This youthful group of performers (on violin, cello, and piano) will play works of Haydn, Anna Pidgorna, and Rebecca Clarke.u
The two boards will discuss proposed changes to Hawley's Personnel Policy. Here is the formal agenda.
Our COA presents this fun free annual event at the Charlemont Fairgrounds. Bring an appetite ... and (if you wish) a salad or dessert to share. If you can, please let Jennifer Rich know you're coming by July 10 so she'll know how much food to bring by calling or texting 413-475-2585 by July 10.
Soprano Tinky Weisblat and composer/pianist Jerry Noble will team up for this salute to melodies from the movies, from the 1920s to the 2020s. Composers will include Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim, and Billie Eilish … and the concert will end with a sing-along set. Donations at the door will go to Mohawk Trail Concerts.
Here is the agenda for this biweekly meeting.
This free tour, which goes through several surrounding towns, will went its way through local historic sites, including the East Hawley Meeting House and the Old Town Common, both on East Hawley Road. (Just keep driving uphill!) Stop in any time between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Here is the agenda for this monthly meeting.
This is the annual reunion of the Sons & Daughters of Hawley.
Here is the agenda for this biweekly meeting.
Mohawk Trail Concerts offers its annual free "thank you" concert to audience members, supporters, and the general public. Light refreshments will follow.
Here is the agenda for this monthly meeting.
The Council on Aging will meet to discuss fall events and plans.
This year's supper will be will be a pot-luck event. Suzanne and Lloyd Crawford of Stump Sprouts will provide hamburgers (made from local beef) and veggie burgers, plus homemade buns, a potato salad, and a vegetable. When making your reservation, please let us know if you would be willing to prepare and bring a dish…
Here is the agenda for this commission meeting.
Here is the agenda for this biweekly meeting.
The actual waste collection takes place on Saturday, September 20--but you must register by September 10! See this flyer for details and a registration form.
