Williams Eye Works is a proud sponsor of the Better on the Big Screen movie series at the St. George Theatre.

The historic St. George Theatre is showing Ghostbusters Friday, 10/24/25, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show Saturday, 10/25/24. Both movie showings will feature a pre-show concert by The Flesh Junkies!

Click here to check out the St. George Theatre website for the more upcoming films in the Better on the Big Screen movie series! See for yourself, it really is better on the big screen!

The Richmond Rockets Staten Island running club will host their annual Halloween 5k on Sunday 10/26/25 at Staten Island’s Silver Lake Park. Pictured above is some of the Williams Eye Works team at the 2023 Richmond Rockets Halloween 5k!

All proceeds from the annual Halloween 5k go to the Richmond Rockets Scholarship Fund, ALS Watchdawgs, and Sunrise Day Camp. These incredible organizations provide scholarships, support those battling ALS, and offer unforgettable summer experiences for children with cancer and their siblings. Click to SI Live article link below featuring the 2024 Halloween 5k below to learn more!

https://www.silive.com/recsports/2024/10/costumed-runners-go-off-at-the-annual-richmond-rockets-halloween-run.html

Join us for a night of fun featuring 5 round of bingo! Event proceeds support VISIONS services in Staten Island that help people who are blind or visually impaired to live independently, navigate their communities safely, learn to use adaptive technology, and find gainful employment, all at no charge to them.

Dr. Valerie Williams of Williams Eye Works is a sitting board member for the Staten Island chapter of VISIONS. The VISIONS mission speaks to Dr. Williams both personally and professionally as an optometrist providing eye care to the community and as the granddaughter of Jeremiah Teehan. Jeremiah became blind during his forth decade of life and went on to participate in extensive vision restoration research resulting in Jeremiah becoming the first man to see by artificial means in 2002.

Ryan Williams of Williams Eye Works and Alex Ziselman, event and project co-chairs, are set to host the 3rd North Shore Rotary’s Adult Spelling Bee 1/29/26 at LiGreci’s Staaten. The event is designed to support the club’s Literacy Project which was initiated in 2022 in partnership with Tiny to Tall Tutoring. The project aims to support second and third graders in the Staten Island community by ensuring the development of essential reading skills to aid life long success.

The Williams Eye Works spelling team, pictured above, brought home gold as the 1st place team for the 2024 North Shore Rotary Adult Spelling Bee!

The Richmond Rockets Staten Island running club hosted their annual Halloween 5k on Sunday 10/27/24 at Staten Island’s Silver Lake Park.

All proceeds from the annual Halloween 5k go to the Richmond Rockets Scholarship Fund, ALS Watchdawgs, and Sunrise Day Camp. These incredible organizations provide scholarships, support those battling ALS, and offer unforgettable summer experiences for children with cancer and their siblings. Click to SI Live article link below featuring the 2024 Halloween 5k below to learn more!

https://www.silive.com/recsports/2024/10/costumed-runners-go-off-at-the-annual-richmond-rockets-halloween-run.html

Williams Eye Works is a proud sponsor of the Better on the Big Screen movie series at the St. George Theatre.

The historic St. George Theatre showed The Rocky Horror Picture Show Friday, 10/25/24, and Hocus Pocus Sunday, 10/27/24. Both Halloween-weekend movie showings featured a pre-show concert by The Flesh Junkies and costume contest!

Click here to check out the St. George Theatre website for the more upcoming films in the Better on the Big Screen movie series! See for yourself, it really is better on the big screen!

Ryan Williams of Williams Eye Works and Alex Ziselman, event and project co-chairs, hosted the 2nd North Shore Rotary’s Adult Spelling Bee 10/17/24 at LiGreci’s Staaten. The event was designed to support the club’s Literacy Project which was initiated in 2022 in partnership with Tiny to Tall Tutoring. The project aims to support second and third graders in the Staten Island community by ensuring the development of essential reading skills to aid life long success.

The Williams Eye Works spelling team, pictured above, brought home gold as the 1st place team for the 2024 North Shore Rotary Adult Spelling Bee!