The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

A weekly casual gathering in the Atrium of the 100-year old Williams Center of Rutherford, NJ. The event is centered around playing contemporary boardgames of various types. Bring a game and a friend!

Here is a list of our current boardgames: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12xLd0a7dCjyqgVpD8a_7X66ZdIAfxonv-Dr4yQx9qSc/edit?usp=sharing

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Join our monthly gathering of fiber loving artists hosted by Clover Folk Studio at the Williams Center. All skill levels and experience is welcome. “Fiber arts” covers a wide range of crafts: spinning, knitting, crochet, felting, needlework, sewing, etc. Bring your own project, learn from others, make new friends in a casual environment. 

A weekly casual gathering in the Atrium of the 100-year old Williams Center of Rutherford, NJ. The event is centered around playing contemporary boardgames of various types. Bring a game and a friend!

Here is a list of our current boardgames: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12xLd0a7dCjyqgVpD8a_7X66ZdIAfxonv-Dr4yQx9qSc/edit?usp=sharing

ALL AGES. Tickets for sale below.

5pm - 6:30pm - VIP only access with open bar
6:30pm - GA doors open
7pm - Movie Starts


I'm Your Venus is a poignant and commendable documentary about how the loved ones of Paris Is Burning breakout star Venus Xtravanganza are trying to get justice for her unsolved murder. The movie is also a call to action for transgender rights.

Join us for an immersive sound bath experience that combines the healing power of sound therapy with multimedia elements, including visuals and lighting, to promote relaxation, emotional healing, and mind-body connection.

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

Hosted by Jersey Cats & Starlight Barfight

This event celebrates all Queer Ladies who want to enjoy vibrant performances and unique vendors that embody the sapphic spirit. We're bringing this experience to New Jersey, so you don't have to travel to New York! We are creating a safe space dedicated to Women who Love Women in OUR community at the Williams Center for all to enjoy!

Performers: Starlight Barfight / Reina Williams + The Remedy / Ela Martini / Killy the Artist
Vendors: Cosmic Cry / KaiCraftsss / Retro Flava
Support Performers at their Merch Table and By Donation!

Mark your calendars for February 22nd because Teddy Ted of The Awesome Two is bringing the heat with a legendarynight of music at the Historic Williams Center in Rutherford, NJ! Get ready for an unforgettable evening featuring a mix of house, hip hop, funk, soul, and disco that'll have you dancing all night long!

DJ Sets from:
 Tony Touch
 LUV
 Omar Abdallah
 DJ Wes

And a special live performance from the one and only Keith Thompson of Raze performing “Break for Love”—a true classic you don’t want to miss!

But that’s not all! The Soldato Lounge will be rocking with Vibe Alumni DJs spinning the best tunes all night.

Doors open at 6pm and the party goes until 1am—so pace yourselves, but don't miss a beat! Tickets are only $25 presaleand $30 at the door, and trust us, this is a show you’ll want to be part of!

Come for the music, stay for the vibes, and don’t miss out on celebrating African American classics—both old and new—in the heart of Rutherford!

Get your tickets now and let's make it a night to remember!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Join our monthly gathering of fiber loving artists hosted by Clover Folk Studio at the Williams Center. All skill levels and experience is welcome. “Fiber arts” covers a wide range of crafts: spinning, knitting, crochet, felting, needlework, sewing, etc. Bring your own project, learn from others, make new friends in a casual environment. 

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

Freak Out is a monthly variety series celebrating its 7th anniversary at the legendary Stonewall Inn in New York City. It was conceived by Francesco Paladino and is produced by NYC entertainment event king, Chauncey Dandridge (House of Dandridge). The series curates a set list of performance artists, drag vocalists, musicians, comedians, storytellers, and every live experience on the planet. Freak Out is a safe space for artists who traditionally don’t have a stage to stand on. 

The Williams Center is the proud home to Freak Out NJ starting in March when it debuts for its monthly residency. The series will be produced by its founder, Francesco Paladino and will be hosted by comedian and performance artist, Donna Vee. 

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Join our monthly gathering of fiber loving artists hosted by Clover Folk Studio at the Williams Center. All skill levels and experience is welcome. “Fiber arts” covers a wide range of crafts: spinning, knitting, crochet, felting, needlework, sewing, etc. Bring your own project, learn from others, make new friends in a casual environment. 

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

• Opening: The show will kick off with a small monologue from Mina!

• Guest Interview: Mina will dive into an engaging conversation with a guest, sharing their story and adding her signature flair.

• Interactive Game: Two audience members will be selected to play a fast-money, Mina Mendoza-style game, full of laughs and surprises.

• Stay Tuned for Surprise Special Guests

Mina Mendoza – Little Girl, Big Personality, Queen of Spice

Mina Mendoza is not your average podcast host—she’s la reina of spicy conversations, bold vibes, and unapologetic realness. Since launching The Mina Mendoza Show in 2020 on 8 Squad Rebel Radio, Mina has been turning up the heat with her larger-than-life energy and irresistible charm. Her motto, “Little girl, big personality,” says it all: Mina knows how to own the room and keep her audience hooked.

Proudly Latina, Mina brings her culture, passion, and quick wit into every episode. Now based at Bravery Studios, she creates a space where her guests feel like family—whether they’re sharing their stories or answering her hilariously unexpected questions. It’s the kind of show where laughs, insights, and a little bit of sass all come together.

And now, Mina is leveling up in a big way! For the first time, The Mina Mendoza Show is stepping out of the studio and onto the stage at The William Center in Rutherford, New Jersey. This live late-night talk show experience will feature special guests, jaw-dropping prizes, exclusive merch, live music, and Mina’s signature spice. Expect an unforgettable experience filled with laughs, energy, and unforgettable moments.

With a 90-minute to 2-hour runtime, the show promises to keep the audience engaged from start to finish. Mina is excited to collaborate with The William Center to bring this vision to life.

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

Join our monthly gathering of fiber loving artists hosted by Clover Folk Studio at the Williams Center. All skill levels and experience is welcome. “Fiber arts” covers a wide range of crafts: spinning, knitting, crochet, felting, needlework, sewing, etc. Bring your own project, learn from others, make new friends in a casual environment. 

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

Join our monthly gathering of fiber loving artists hosted by Clover Folk Studio at the Williams Center. All skill levels and experience is welcome. “Fiber arts” covers a wide range of crafts: spinning, knitting, crochet, felting, needlework, sewing, etc. Bring your own project, learn from others, make new friends in a casual environment. 

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

The Williams Center presents a weekly open-mic, $5 for spectators and participants.
Nothing is off-limits, and we encourage artists of all disciplines and ages to come and hone their craft. Poetry, spoken word, singer song-writers, comedy and more! Performers will be in the Williams Center's "Spring Hall".

*Performers, Please make sure to identify your act when you get your ticket. Time slots are five minutes per artists, so please plan your acts accordingly. Make sure to fill out THIS FORM after purchasing a ticket!

Williams Center Presents: 

'Office Hours: A Roundtable Discussion for Rounding Out Ideas'
 

Do you feel like you have an idea for a script / book / poem / song, and you just don't know how to get it off the ground? Or maybe you have a completed piece of work, and you simply want another person to give some honest feedback? 

We proudly present "Office Hours," an open-door, collaborative forum that helps each member work through the ideation, creation, and revisions of their latest artistic endeavor! It's a bi-weekly, two hour session where you can bring anything to the table, and you'll be met with full attention and constructive feedback.

To clarify, it is a group built on kindness, open-mindedness and timeliness — while everyone will have a chance to comment on each other's work, there will be proper guidelines and time constraints to give everyone a chance to share (more on that later). And to further clarify, you do not have to bring something for every session. Come and go as you please, and feel free to be in the room without the caveat of something you're working on.

All in all, we want this to feel like a meeting place for creatives who just want to be around other working creatives. While the focus might lean towards screenwriting or prose, we are open to all kinds of art, and this group will morph with time and experience.

Consider this your opportunity to get some work done — and let us help you get it there!

Join our monthly gathering of fiber loving artists hosted by Clover Folk Studio at the Williams Center. All skill levels and experience is welcome. “Fiber arts” covers a wide range of crafts: spinning, knitting, crochet, felting, needlework, sewing, etc. Bring your own project, learn from others, make new friends in a casual environment.