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Bring a prepared sample of your country’s food to share with other RWW members and volunteers. No one will leave this meeting hungry!

Join us at the North Hadley Sugar Shack. We will have a tour to see how the sap from the sugar maple trees gets boiled down to make delicious syrup. We also will be invited to taste it on top

We will be going to the Spring Flower Bulb Show and the Art Museum at Mount Holyoke College. First we will visit the greenhouse at the college and think spring. Then we will walk next door to the MHC Art

“Cultural Show and Tell” is an opportunity to learn more about each other and the places we are from.  Bring something to show that will help you tell about your country or culture.  It could be a piece of clothing,

These "chats" are more informal sessions with a smaller group of RWW women. Activity may include dancing!

Visit the Leverett Crafts and Arts Center where we can observe and talk with working artists in their studios.  If the weather is good we will continue on to The Peace Pagoda at 100 Cave Hill Rd. Be sure to

Webs, America’s Yarn store, offers a great selection of yarns and supplies for knitters, crocheters, weavers. etc.  The Visionary Museum exhibits regional art from established and self-taught artists and an extensive array of objects and artifacts from the hands of

These informal gatherings are aimed at meeting up with other RWW members. Activity may include games.

Bring your own lunch for a picnic. The Quabbin Reservoir is one of the largest man-made public water supplies in the United States, permitting shoreline fishing, hiking, bicycling, walking, bird watching, snowshoeing, and hunting with restrictions. The Quabbin Interpretive Services

Our final meeting of the year will start with a visit to Historic Deerfield, an authentic 18th century New England Village in the Connecticut River Valley of Massachusetts. We will have a guided tour of several historic houses. We will stroll