Common Ground Lecture-The Dirty Story Behind Four Architectural Treasures On Sunday, October 18 at 12:15pm, Calvary Episcopal Church, 20 Milton Street at South Cayuga Road, Williamsville,
English Conversation Groups
English Conversation Groups
English Conversation Groups
Making Peace with What I Can't Control Tour with Lysa TerKeurst and Tasha Layton - Williamsville, NY
English Conversation Groups
English Conversation Groups
Matthew West: Jesus Is King Tour - Williamsville, NY
About the Williamsville calendar
Williamsville, New York has 10 upcoming events on this calendar through June 7, and 7 of them are free. They are spread across 4 venues, led by Clearfield Branch Library (6 events), Eastern Hills Church - Williamsville (2 events), Calvary Episcopal Church -- Hughson Hall (1 event) and Tully’s Good Times (1 event). Clearfield Branch Library carries 60% of the town's listings, so most of what is here comes from one room.
By type, Williamsville's town calendar is mostly classes, talks and library programmes (8) and concerts and live music (2).
The regulars, the series that come back week after week, are English Conversation Groups at Clearfield Branch Library (6 dates).
This weekend, October 9 to October 11, there is 1 event in Williamsville. This week, October 12 to October 18, there are 2.
The Williamsville listings here are gathered twice a day from Buffalo & Erie County Public Library (6), Ticketmaster (Buffalo metro) (2), Clarence Chamber of Commerce (1) and Community submissions (1), deduplicated, and every entry links back to where it came from. Anyone running something in Williamsville can add it free.
Other Western New York towns with their own page: Buffalo (1104), North Tonawanda (182), Niagara Falls (110), Orchard Park (104), Grand Island (43), Kenmore (34), Lackawanna (32) and Tonawanda (18). For the whole region, see upcoming events across Buffalo and Western New York.
Listings are gathered from local venues, theatres, libraries, museums and public calendars across Western New York, and every entry links back to its source. Running something? Add it to the calendar.