Is there a film festival at FHS? Yes, this Thursday evening!

"Do you want to attend a real film festival held right here at FHS? Well, you’re in luck! On Thursday May 19th, the annual festival makes a return. It will be held in the auditorium and starts at 6:00 PM. Even better, admission is completely free! That’s right… FHS students and teachers can go to the movies for FREE! 

The feature presentation is the world premiere of Solar, a 25 minute short film produced by Mr. Bailey’s film production class. The story plays homage to Alien, Ridley Scott’s 1979 blockbuster. Students wrote, edited, filmed, and even acted on screen. Check out the exclusive clip shown above!" (clip actually below in this sharing)

Continue reading Grace Tucceri's article online

https://franklinpanthers.us/clubs-activities/2022/05/16/a-film-festival-at-fhs/

 

Video clip ->  https://youtu.be/fDw_Y1Qw8fU

FHS Film Fest - May 19 - 6 PM

"We have so many great videos to screen at our Film Fest on May 19 @ 6 PM in the Auditorium.  

Come and support our local student filmmakers. The event is free and open to the public!"

Shared from Twitter ->   https://twitter.com/fhspanthertv/status/1524442093388713985

FHS Film Fest - May 19 - 6 PM

Get ready for the FHS - Film Festival 2022 - May 19 !!

"We're rolling out the red carpet this year for our annual FHS Film Fest! Come catch all the best videos of the year, plus the world premiere of "Solar," a film produced by Mr. Bailey's film class."

Shared from Twitter -> https://twitter.com/fhspanthertv/status/1520098260983103488 

FHS - Film Festival 2022

Diwali Festival celebrated at Franklin Library

The Indian Diwali Festival was celebrated by around 400 people on Saturday afternoon. 4th District Congressman Jake Auchincloss along with District Director Dana Hanson joined the festivities at America's First Public Library. 

The significance of the Indian Festival of Lights Diwali is victory of Good over Evil.

The program started with prayer and followed by colorful Bollywood Dances and Indian traditional kid dances.

Yummy sweets and brunch boxes were served for Vegetarians and Non-Vegetarians.

Photos and text submitted by community correspondent KP Sompally

Congressman Auchincloss poses with some of the gathering

Congressman Auchincloss gives remarks to the gathering

some of the sweets gathered comments

Thank You to Everyone who Made the Harvest Festival Possible

Biggest and Best Harvest Festival

Thank You! We are so grateful to the many people and businesses that made the 2021 Harvest Festival possible! This amazing community event can only happen with the support of a small army of people! In particular, we indebted to the efforts of: Scott Martin - chair of the Harvest Festival Beth Simon and Bryan Taberner for coordinating volunteers All the other members of the Harvest Festival Committee: Roberta Trahan, Pandora Carlucci, Gregg Safford, Kevin Johnson, Dawn Porthouse, Matt Lechter, Chris Peterson, Jen Hurst, Amy Love, and Melanie Hamblen Michael Carroll and Dean Bank for hosting Dancing on Dean Gary Donelan, FDP treasurer, for all he does for the FDP Laurel Katsaros and Rockland Trust for use of the bank's parking lots Jen Hurst and the Dean Bank staff for running the cider and donut stand for the FDP MyFM for promoting and emceeing the Harvest Festival Signs By Cam Allegra printing The Country Gazette Local Town Pages The Franklin Police Department and Department of Public Works In Appreciation of Our Sponsors Platinum sponsors: Dean Bank, Mosquito Mary's and RI Motorsports and Detail Silver sponsors: Bissanti Real Estate Appraisals & Consulting, Glen Meadows Apartments, Hockomock YMCA, Liberty Tax, Middlesex Savings Bank, Rockland Trust, and The Enclave of Franklin Bronze sponsors: Arcadia Dental of Franklin, Beaux Regards Photographic Art, Camford Property Group, Chestnut Dental Associates, D.G. Ranieri Real Estate, Encore Music Academy and Recording Studios, Edward Jones - Kevin L. Johnson, Fenton Financial Group, Keefe Insurance, La Cantina Winery, LeafFilter North, Mint Dental of Franklin, MyFM 101.3, Nerds to Go, and Senate President Karen E. Spilka  With our sincere thanks to all of you! Franklin Downtown Partnership • 774-571-3109 • FranklinDowntownPartnership.org

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Harvest Festival - a successful sunny day in Franklin (photo essay)

There were hundreds, maybe thousands, of folks walking downtown, along Main St, along Depot St, enjoying music at the Dean Ave corner (Dancin' on Dean), along the Rockland Trust parking lot, into THE BLACK BOX parking lot, crossing West Central St to the Historical Museum. How do you count that kind of crowd? Forget about counting, just enjoy it!

some of the early crowd along Main St

State Rep Jeff Roy decked out for Ben Gardner's boat

Fire Dept. was visible, they will have their own October fire safety open house Saturday, Oct 9 from 10 AM to 2 PM

a 'meta' moment, Pete shares a photo with Chris, while I take theirs

vendor booths were plentiful, including newly open Fresh Start Market

activities for families ran the gamut including painting pumpkins at Franklin Agway booth

the only time the food court tables were empty was when they were set up

Thanks to the Franklin Downtown Partnership and to the many hands that made this such a success!

Harvest Festival - Handicap parking available at Dean Bank (Dean Ave)

Handicap parking during the Oct. 2 Harvest Festival will be available in the Dean Bank parking lot behind the bank from noon to 5 PM

Note: With Main St closed for the Festival, you would need to approach Dean Bank via Dean Ave

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Harvest Festival - Handicap parking available at Dean Bank (Dean Ave)

Franklin Police - Road Closure Alert - Saturday, Oct 2 for Harvest Festival

***ROAD CLOSURE***

This Saturday October 2nd from 10am-6pm Main Street will be closed from Rt. 140 to Emmons Street for the 18th Annual Harvest Festival.

Stop by and support the Franklin Downtown Partnership! 

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/franklinpolice/status/1443607605260210181?s=03

Franklin Police - Road Closure Alert - Saturday, Oct 2 for Harvest Festival

Franklin Downtown Partnership shares music performance schedule for Harvest Festival - Oct 2

"You'll find great entertainment at the Harvest Festival on Oct. 2 in downtown Franklin,  12 -  5 PM.

Ben Gardner's Boat  - noon to 2:15
The Driftwoods - 2:45 to 5

Jamie Barrett - 2:30 to 3:30
Before 2:30  & after 3:30, performances by FPAC and FSPA students.

#fdp
#harvestfestival 

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/FranklinDowntwn/status/1443347363762946052?s=03

Franklin Downtown Partnership shares music performance schedule for Harvest Festival - Oct 2

October events at the Franklin Historical Museum

The museum is happy to once again be participating in the annual Harvest Festival, Saturday, October 2. The museum will have a display of photographs depicting farms, farm life, animals, gardens and harvesting. The series of photographs from early 20th century Franklin, is from the private collection of Franklin photographer Nathan Wales’ images. The museum is also happy to be host vintage cars from the local car club, the Red Devils. We will serve apple cider and cookies on the porch. The Friends of the Franklin Historical Museum will have a table out front selling Christmas Ornaments from the gift shop. We look forward to you stopping by!

We’re very excited to have author Stephen Puleo return for our Second Sunday Speaker Series on October 10. Steve’s recently released book, Voyage of Mercy will be the topic of his presentation. Thousands of ships left Ireland during the potato famine in the late 1840s, transporting the starving and destitute away from their homeland. The first to sail in the other direction was the USS Jamestown, a converted warship stripped of its guns and committed to the peaceful delivery of food, clothing, and supplies.  The USS Jamestown, the Irish famine, and the remarkable story of America’s first humanitarian mission. Join us for this compelling presentation. Doors open at 1:00PM. Presentation to start by 1:15PM. This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Franklin Historical Museum.

The museum is open Thursday evenings 5 PM - 7 PM; Saturdays 10 AM - 1 PM and Sundays 1 PM - 4 PM. Visit our giftshop for fun and unique Franklin gift items. We are wheelchair accessible and admission is always free. Franklin Historical Museum, 80 West Central Street. 

October events at the Franklin Historical Museum

See You This Weekend! - Harvest Festival - Oct 2

Harvest Festival October 2

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Harvest Moonshine Festival - Sep 18

It has been a long time since you heard from us at OCC Coffeehouse – since the start of the COBID pandemic in February or March 2020.  Times have been difficult, but we are still here.  The future has begun to look much brighter in many respects, and you will be hearing more in the near future.

In the meantime, here is your invitation to a wonderful festival in Wrentham that will be well worth going to this afternoon, Saturday, September 18, from 3:30 until 8 PM at White Barn Farm in Wrentham.

Be sure to let them know that you heard about it from Ken Graves at OCC Coffeehouse, and let me know how you like it.  I may very well see you there.

The Festival will be held at White Barn Farm, 458 South Street, Wrentham, MA.  Tickets are $15 no matter how long you want to stay.

Music features Billy Wylder, Hawthorn, and DJ Rutabaga!

This is the 10th anniversary celebration on the farm.

For more information, go to whitebarnfarm.org. 

Harvest Moonshine Festival - Sep 18

Peter Willis scheduled for the Harvest Festival - good time to check out his photos of Franklin

I will be at the Harvest festival in Franklin to sell my photos at Franklin downtown
on October 2th 12-5pm

If you can't make it to the event, you can still chat with Peter and place your order at https://www.peterwillisphotography.com anytime and get your favorite image delivered to your door. Thank you in advance for your support!!!! 

The rain date 3rd  is the Sunday 12-5pm

Pete

https://www.peterwillisphotography.com/

https://www.facebook.com/PeterJWillisPhotography/

Peter Willis scheduled for the Harvest Festival

18th Annual Harvest Festival scheduled for Saturday, Oct 2, 2021

The Franklin Downtown Partnership is busy preparing for the 18th Annual Harvest Festival scheduled for Saturday, Oct 2, 2021.

Visit the Downtown Partnership page for updates   https://www.franklindowntownpartnership.org/

18th Annual Harvest Festival scheduled for Saturday, Oct 2, 2021

Franklin Downtown Partnership: Harvest Festival Booth Reminder

Harvest Festival Reminder Booths Spaces are filling up quickly so don't delay! Sign up soon for your booth space. REGISTER FOR BOOTH SPACE Register for booth space -> https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kVIGTTp84M78KqT5ubSz_h0Kt-OCF_NT8j_1DlYcWNw/viewform?edit_requested=true Sponsors Needed Please contact the FDP office (downtown.franklin@yahoo.com) if you would like to sponsor the Harvest Festival and have your booth located on Sponsorship Row. Remember ALL participants need to register online. Even if you are a downtown business Even if you are a restaurant and have email the FDP office Even if you are a sponsor When you register online we are able to send you your booth space placement, set-up instructions, your booth space and any last minute changes due to weather. If you are not registered we can not assign you a booth space. Booth spaces are first come-first served.   If you have any registration questions, please contact Chris Peterson.(fdpevent@gmail.com)  Franklin Downtown Partnership • 774-571-3109 • FranklinDowntownPartnership.org

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Franklin Harvest Festival Sponsorships Needed

Put the Spotlight on Your Business

Harvest Festival Sponsors Needed! Bring Attention to your Business While Supporting the Community Be a sponsor of this year's Harvest Festival! Your sponsorship will include: Logo listed on all related Promotional Materials, Posters & Signage - (Silver, Gold & Platinum levels) Smaller size logo listed on all related Promotional Materials, Posters, & Signage - (Bronze Level) Name listed on all related Promotional Materials, Posters & and Signage- (Friends Level) Listed in all related Press Releases  Highlighted on Website: franklindowntownpartnership.org  Advertised on local radio Promoted on social media Sponsors get booth at event located on Exclusive Sponsorship Row area of event On-going announcement of Sponsors by DJ and Band during the Harvest Festival   Just email us the sponsorship form and the level you would like to be listed as (see the levels here) and we'll get you on the sponsorship list!  Please email the FDP office to let us know you'll be a sponsor! Franklin Downtown Partnership • 774-571-3109 • FranklinDowntownPartnership.org

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