Bring your appetite to Franklin Downtown Partnership’s 24th Annual Harvest Festival set for Saturday, September 26, 12 noon to 5 PM.
Rain date is Sunday, September 27, 12 noon to 4 PM.
Food vendors and trucks will serve everything from pizza and hot chicken to Indian cuisine, sweet treats and cool desserts. Visitors will find these delicious stops along Main Street from the parking lot at The Little Shop of Olive Oils to the Franklin Public Library.
Here’s the preview:
Near Franklin Library / Dean College
- Boston Events
- The Chill Zone Ice Cream Truck
- Poppy and Crumb
Near Dean Bank / Post Office
- Applause: Gelato & Unique Finds
- Central Pizza
- Dean Bank
- Intermission Cafe
- Teddy Gallagher's Irish Pub
In The Little Shop of Olive Oils parking lot
- C&C Ice Cream Truck
- Haven Hot Chicken
- Maguro House
- Mirchi Indian Cuisine
The Harvest Festival is made possible because of generous business sponsors. Franklin Downtown Partnership is very grateful to this year’s sponsors:
Platinum – Dean Bank; G&C Plumbing & Heating; Local Town Pages
Gold – Dean College; Glen Meadow Apartments; Middlesex Savings Bank; Sunrise Montessori School
Silver – Doherty, Dugan, Cannon, Raymond & Weil, P.C.; Eagle Stainless Tube & Fabrication, Inc.; Hockomock YMCA; Notturno Home Services; Rockland Trust Bank; The Enclave of Franklin
Bronze – ABI New England; Camford Property Group; Connell Roofing; DCU; DG Ranieri; Fenton Financial Group; Franklin Kitchen Center; Keefe Insurance; LeafFilter; MyFM; Simon’s Furniture
For festival updates and to stay in the know about activities throughout the year follow the FDP on Instagram and Facebook:
The Franklin Downtown Partnership is a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization made up of more than 350 business owners, residents, and community leaders working to revitalize downtown Franklin. Residents can join the Downtown Partnership for only $25. The Partnership manages events like the Strawberry Stroll and the Harvest Festival, and initiatives such as beautification, streetscape design, green space, alley murals, and sculpture projects. For more information go to www.franklindowntownpartnership.org.
