On March 9, 1874, the town of Williamstown approved a free public library for its residents.  One hundred and fifty years later, the library continues to enrich the town, making it an interesting, vibrant, active, and involved community.

​During the month of December, local artists from Northern Berkshire and Southern Vermont areas will close the 150th anniversary year of Williamstown’s public library with a group exhibition. Forty artists will each have one artwork on exhibit at the library from December 2 through December 31. An opening reception will be held at the library on Wednesday, December 4, from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. The exhibition will be on view during the library’s open hours.

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Click here to view upcoming 150th Anniversary Events.

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The events and programs of the Williamstown Library’s 150th anniversary are made possible through generous funding by local sponsor, MountainOne, your local Berkshires bank.