Quill, in Easthampton, is the one to put on your list. The team behind Belly of the Beast (yes, that team) has been quietly working on a wine bar in the old Eastworks lobby for the better part of a year, and they open Friday. The room is small, low-lit, and smarter-looking than it has any right to be at this price point.

The food list is short and disciplined: six snacks, four small plates, one daily larger plate that, on a recent walkthrough, was a brown butter trout that I am still thinking about. The wine list runs deep on the Loire and the Jura, with a half dozen Massachusetts and Vermont bottles that earn their spot.

Reservations are already booked through May. Walk-ins at the bar from 5 to 6:30 on weeknights are the move. Bring someone you actually want to talk to.

The Sunderland Public Library, the one you can drive past in three seconds if you blink, quietly hit its capital campaign goal last week. They had been raising for a children's wing for almost four years, and were $34,000 short going into April. A single anonymous donor closed it out on Earth Day with a note that just said: "I learned to read here."

Groundbreaking is set for late June. They are still taking donations toward the furnishing budget, and yes, you can dedicate a chair.