Regular quarterly business meeting to keep members “in the know.”

NOTE: The bridge on Williamsville Rd. over the Burnshirt River is closed, indefinitely. The detour guides Williamsville Road to turn right at Kruse Rd. to Thompson Rd. At the end of Thompson Rd turn left onto Burnshirt Rd to the Chapel.

Our annual pie sale is a delicious way to support the Society.

Come early for best selection. We sell out fast!

Volunteer bakers needed!

NOTE: The bridge on Williamsville Rd. over the Burnshirt River is closed, indefinitely. The detour guides Williamsville Road to turn right at Kruse Rd. to Thompson Rd. At the end of Thompson Rd turn left onto Burnshirt Rd to the Chapel.

Visit our booth featuring historic displays at this community event.

Presentation by Linda Hietala.

NOTE: The bridge on Williamsville Rd. over the Burnshirt River is closed, indefinitely. The detour guides Williamsville Road to turn right at Kruse Rd. to Thompson Rd. At the end of Thompson Rd turn left onto Burnshirt Rd to the Chapel.

Help with our Annual Spring Clean Up inside and around the grounds of Williamsville Chapel

NOTE: The bridge on Williamsville Rd. over the Burnshirt River is closed, indefinitely. The detour guides Williamsville Road to turn right at Kruse Rd. to Thompson Rd. At the end of Thompson Rd turn left onto Burnshirt Rd to the Chapel.

Want to know what is happening in your society? Join us for the quarterly business meeting.

NOTE: The bridge on Williamsville Rd. over the Burnshirt River is closed, indefinitely. The detour guides Williamsville Road to turn right at Kruse Rd. to Thompson Rd. At the end of Thompson Rd turn left onto Burnshirt Rd to the Chapel.

Get farm fresh products for your holiday table.

Baked goods, pies, bread, meats, cheeses, jams & jellies, vegetables and more.

Election of Officers for 2026

Bring a dish to share for our Annual Potluck Supper.

RSVP hubbhistory1767@gmail.com

Presented by Judith Kalaora, History at Play, LLC

A captivating portrayal of a 19th Century suffragist and vocal supporter of human rights.

Sponsored by a grant from Hubbardston Cultural Council (Mass Cultural Council).

Suggested Program Donation: $5 Members; $10 Nonmembers

Regular quarterly business meeting to keep members “in the know”

Location: Williamsville Chapel. 4 Burnshirt Road, Hubbardston

Visit our booth featuring historic displays at these community events.

NOTE: event rescheduled from Saturday to Sunday due to rain

Presented by Pam Mitchell

A slide presentation of Comet Pond properties taken by the Metropolitan District Commission in preparation for construction of the Quabbin Reservoir.

Suggested Program Donation: $5 Members; $10 Nonmembers

Thursday, April 17 th 7pm

Want to know what is happening in your society? Come on down and join us for the

quarterly business meeting.

One of our most popular events!

Get farm fresh products for your holiday table.

Baked goods, pies, bread, meats, cheeses, jams & jellies, vegetables and more.

Location: Williamsville Chapel

Election of Officers for 2025

Bring a dish to share for our Annual Potluck Supper.

RSVP hubbhistory1767@gmail.com

Location: Williamsville Chapel 

Gothic Ghost Tales by Candlelight featuring Rita Parisi of Waterfall Productions

Theatrical adaptations of 19th & 20th century Gothic short stories written by women.

Recommended for mature tweens & older.

Location: Williamsville Chapel

Sponsored by a grant from Hubbardston Cultural Council.

 Visit our booth at this community event featuring a Historical Look at General Stores

Come see the amazing changes to their display space!

The Quaboag Plantation (now West Brookfield) was one of the earliest settlements in the area.

Everyone waits for this event! It’s a delicious way to support the Society! Come early for the best selection. We sell out fast!

Location: Williamsville Chapel

Online ticket sales have ended. You may purchase tickets on the day of the event at the chapel.

 Visit our booth at this community event featuring a Historical Look at General Stores

The Gardner Museum is offering a similar program on June 13. They require reservations and there is a $3 charge if you're not a member of their museum. You can check out their full schedule at http://www.gardnermuseuminc.com.

An illustrated ‘virtual tour’ chronicling cemetery art, history and symbolism including photos from Hubbardston cemeteries.

Location: Williamsville Chapel

General Business Meeting followed by a presentation

by Lou Gagne on Discoveries in Hubbardston

Location: Williamsville Chapel

Location: Ladybug Farm, Cathy Hansgate's, 143 Williamsville Rd

Potluck supper and get-together to celebrate Spring.

Please RSVP to Cathy by Wed, March 20 ladybugfarmproduce@gmail.com

Special vote on bylaw amendment. 

New members welcome!

One of our most popular events! Get farm fresh products for your holiday table. Baked goods, pies, bread, meats, cheeses, jams and jellies, vegetables and more!