The grounds of the Clark are beautiful and any exhibit they hold is done wonderfully. A trip should be on the list of anyone who is within 100 miles of Williamstown! En savoir plus .
Go see local high schools perform at Founder's during the Fall Festival of Shakespeare!
Be sure to check out the downstairs. Reproductions of all of Rockwell's Post covers. Top notch museum. Also, the four freedoms works are absolutely moving.
On the Fourth of July they do a reading on the lawns of the Declaration of Independence and the British response. Actors from WTF like Lewis Black often take part.
A good small museum encompassing art, craft, science & history. They do a lot with a little. Our kids love the small aquarium.
Find the stained glass window that depicts Archbishop Jan Cieplak confronting Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin.
Try Twilight skiing. Less crowded and beautiful in the dark when the lights come on.
Mount Greylock, is the highest point in Massachusetts at 3,489 feet (1,063 m).
Two nights in early December they hold Lessons and Carols, with a lovely selection of Christmas-themed readings and songs. Really wonderful if you're nearby.
Grab lunch to go from town and walk to The Mount. Stroll the grounds and grab a shady spot in the pergola for a picnic lunch.
Location of the old train depot with a local history museum. Lots of information on the Hoosac Tunnel.
It's a tiny mall, but it does have Target, Best Buy, Macy's, EMS, and a few clothing stores.
If you go in the warmer months you can get a massage on the balcony overlooking the Green River.
For wonderful handmade chocolate, cake and coffee or tea while passing the time of day you can find no better place! En savoir plus .
This was my main hangout at night before I moved to Worcester. The atmosphere is relaxing and the acoustics are perfect. Very knowledgeable about wines, and you MUST try their bacon-wrapped dates!
The dishes are authentic and amazing, a great deal. I love the Quesadilla Linda, Enchilada Suiza, and the fajitas. Everyone is so friendly.
Fresh ingredients, creative and ever-changing menu, delicious drinks. I love it here. I can never get enough of the seared tuna.
Everything is delicious and the service is so friendly. My favorite dish is lamb korma. The student special is a great deal!
Richard Bourdon opened his legendary bakery, renowned for its sourdough, in 1986. This national treasure is a must-visit for every bread lover. En savoir plus .
The outdoor table to the left of the entrance is the dream summertime Williamstown office - power, wifi and an endless stream of Billsville peeps...
Supercool! Greet classic candies, very reasonable prices, fresh ice cream, large tea selection, .. Free wi-fi ...
