Christmas in August - End of Summer Party at the Franklin LIbrary

Come to the Franklin Public Library for the "Christmas in August - End of Summer Party" on Friday, Aug 26 from 1 to 4:00 PM

Christmas in August - End of Summer Party at the Franklin LIbrary

This was shared from the Franklin Library page here
http://franklinpl.blogspot.com/2016/08/christmas-in-august-end-of-summer-party.html

Library: Tween - Teen End of Summer party

The "end of summer reading" party for teens and tweens is scheduled for the Franklin Library on Tuesday, August 23 at 12:30 PM

Tween - Teen End of Summer party

This was shared from the Library webpage
http://franklinpl.blogspot.com/2016/08/teen-tween-end-of-summer-party-tuesday.html

First Universalist Society in Franklin's Halloween Party - Oct. 24

The First Universalist Society in Franklin is holding its annual all-ages Halloween party at 262 Chestnut St. in Franklin on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 5:30-9:00 p.m. 

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There will be games, crafts, music, dancing, musical chairs, refreshments, and Spooky Walks for children as well as teens and adults. 

Events geared toward children will be from 5:30-7:00 p.m., and events for teens and adults will be from 7:00-9:00 p.m. 

All are welcome; kids and adults are invited to come in costume. For more information, go to http://www.fusf.org.

Have your holiday party at 3!

3 461 W Central Street (Rt.140), Franklin, MA 02038 • 508.528.6333 • www.3-restaurant.com Please visit our other Let's Eat, Inc. restaurant in Norwood: SKY

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Girl Scout Troop hosting holiday party - Oct 25th

"HOSTED BY FRANKLIN GIRL SCOUT TROOP 80637 Wear your costume! When: Saturday, October 25th 2pm-4pm Where: St. John's Church, 237 Pleasant Street, Franklin Cost: $5 per child, families welcome! What to expect: Games, crafts, face paint, food and lots of fun!! WhO: All elementary age students, Girl Scout membership is not required, but parental supervision is required." - Reply to this email to comment on this post.         Facebook         Elaine Mandell posted on Franklin Matters's timeline     Elaine Mandell October 20 at 9:08am HOSTED BY FRANKLIN GIRL SCOUT TROOP 80637 Wear your costume! When: Saturday, October 25th 2pm-4pm Where: St. John's Church, 237 Pleasant Street, Franklin Cost: $5 per child, families welcome! What to expect: Games, crafts, face paint, food and lots of fun!! WhO: All elementary age students, Girl Scout membership is not required, but parental supervision is required.     Like     Comment         View Post                 Facebook, Inc., Attention: Department 415, PO Box 10005, Palo Alto, CA 94303

Fred Astaire Dance Studio: Halloween party - Oct 31

Fred Astaire Franklin MA invited you to his event   FADS Franklin Halloween party Friday, October 31 at 7:30pm Fred Astaire Franklin MA in Franklin, Massachusetts   Join     Maybe     Decline   Hey you lovely people :) Fred Astaire Franklin will be hosting a special Halloween themed practice party on 10/31/2014 for all who wish to dress up, dance, play games and have fun :) (costumes are o... Franklin Art-Center and Kaitlyn-Amanda Berry Ins are also in the guest list.         Pending Invites (5) Block invites from Fred Astaire?             Fred Astaire Franklin MA invited you to his event FADS Franklin Halloween party Friday, October 31 at 7:30pm Fred Astaire Franklin MA in Franklin, Massachusetts Join     Maybe     Decline Hey you lovely people :) Fred Astaire Franklin will be hosting a special Halloween themed practice party on 10/31/2014 for all who wish to dress up, dance, play games and have fun :) (costumes are o... Franklin Art-Center and Kaitlyn-Amanda Berry Ins are also in the guest list.     Pending Invites (5) Block invites from Fred Astaire?         Facebook, Inc., Attention: Department 415, PO Box 10005, Palo Alto, CA 94303     Fred Astaire Dance Studio - Halloween Party Find out more about the Fred Astaire Dance Studio at their webpage http://www.franklinfredastaire.com/ or on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/fredastaire.franklinma

Franklin Dance Workshop: Free Children's Halloween Party

Free Children's Halloween Party

Oct 25 - 4-6 p.m.

@ The Franklin Dance Workshop

5 Flintlocke Rd, Franklin

Games, prizes, music, dancing, entertainment.....all free and open to the public!!!

Franklin Dance Workshop

Christine Bartelloni
Owner/Director
Franklin Dance Workshop

Franklin Library: End of Summer Party - Teens

Where will you find Henna Tattoos, Music, Pizza, Raffle Prizes and more?

At the Franklin Library End of Summer Party for teens scheduled for Friday Aug 29th at 3:00 PM

End of Summer Party - Teens - Aug 29th

This was shared from the Franklin Library page
http://franklinpl.blogspot.com/2014/08/teen-end-of-summer-party.html

Franklin Library: End of Summer Party - Kids

Where do you find Barn Babies, Balloon Animals, Glitter Tattoos, and more?

At the Franklin Library end of summer party this Wednesday, Aug 27th from 3:00 to 4:30 PM.

End of Summer Party - Aug 27th 3:00 to 4:30 PM

PS - You'll have time to get to the Sculpture Park for the ribbon cutting ceremony at 5:00 PM


Note: the end of summer party for teens is scheduled for Friday, Aug 29th also at 3:00 PM


This was shared from the Franklin Library page
http://franklinpl.blogspot.com/2014/08/end-of-summer-party-with-barn-babies.html

Absolutely Fabulous Affairs - launch party!

Absolutely Fabulous Affairs brings unique and creative party planning to the area as it opens for business in Franklin

Absolutely Fabulous Affairs, a full-service event planning company, opened its doors for business in September. Their launch party will be hosted at 7:00 PM on September 29th at their Franklin, Mass. location.

Absolutely Fabulous Affairs offers everything you need for an absolutely fabulous party or event. Whether it be help with portions of the event or creating a party from the ground up, they work with clients to make visions come to life and craft a unique and memorable experience.

One of their specialties is creating displays called "interactive party stations," which are designed to engage guests and provide a unique and fun way to serve food, drinks or dessert at an event. These can include a Sweet Table, with assorted candies and confections, a Make-Your-Own Mojito Bar, a Popcorn Bar, or an Ice Cream Bar, for example. "You can create an interactive party station to add another dimension to any event and the possibilities are endless," said owner Sandi Verhaegen.

She has created parties for children, teens, and adults, bridal and baby showers, office parties, and holiday parties. A few examples include a glow party, a mad scientists party, magical fairy party, Harvard Medical School reunion luncheon, wine and beer tasting parties and a gender-reveal baby shower. "If you can dream it, I can do it," is her philosophy.

Why hire an event planner? "We give you access to our creativity. Understanding the time and cost it takes to source the bits and pieces to complete the theme, Absolutely Fabulous Affairs provides the ease, affordability and convenience to make your vision come alive," said Verhaegen.

They have a storeroom full of amazing decorations, props and party ware that will add to your event without you having to purchase them. At the end, hiring an event planner can be more cost effective than planning it on your own.

Absolutely Fabulous Affairs will also open an online shop in early November. This shop will carry everything you need to host party, from the traditional to the most trend setting party gear. The shop will be found on the company website: www.abfabaffairs.com.

Early in her career Verhaegen worked for a marketing agency in California and managed promotional events for corporations such as Cartoon Network, Levi's, and 7-Eleven. Now she enjoys creating personalized, smaller scale special occasions for people and businesses.

"I always liked to do parties for my friends and family," she recalls. "I would go all out. People would comment on my party and would ask me to do something for them."

"This is a result of my passion for creating simply amazing events," she added. "It is rooted in the philosophy that a party has the potential to deliver happiness and memories long after it's done, by creating special moments that last a lifetime."

Call Absolutely Fabulous Affairs today at 773-332-0718 or view their website at www.abfabaffairs.com or Facebook page at www.facebook.com/abfabaffairs

Franklin, MA: Memorial Day activities

Events today


Parade at 10:30 AM

The parade begins at the Historical Museum and ends at the Town Common. Last year the route was published as:

Marchers will line-up at the Historical Museum, 80 West Central St. The parade will travel on Main, School, Union, West Central and Beaver streets, ending at the war memorial on the Town Common. 

Marchers will stop at Dean College, Union Street Cemetery, St. Mary's Cemetery and the war memorial.

I have not found a confirmation on line that this would be the parade route but it makes sense that it would be again this year.


Garden Party 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM

On May 28th, 2011 the King St. Memorial Community Garden official opened for gardening. Join us as we celebrate the our first successful first year of gardening, and the many years to come. There will be seedlings on hand for sale to support The Friends of Franklin Community Gardens efforts to continue to expand on the garden, and other events and activities. Drop by to share a story, a piece of cake, or just the view.

Read more on the Community Garden website  http://www.franklincommunitygardens.org/

In the News - Democrats, Republicans, football

Franklin picks Democratic delegates

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Franklin Republican Town Committee meeting set

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Register for Franklin Chargers football, cheerleading

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Franklin Democratic Caucus Results

Franklin Dems Elect Delegates to 2012 Democratic Party Convention

Delegates to June Convention in Springfield will select candidates for U.S. Senate nomination

FRANKLIN --  Democrats in Franklin held a caucus to elect delegates to the Massachusetts Democratic Party's 2012 endorsing convention in Springfield this June. 

The caucus, organized by the Franklin Democratic Town Committee, elected Faye Boardman, Marianne Conboy, Daniel Edgehille, James Hill, Henry WJ Maddox, Christine Manns, Jack Manns, John May , Mary O'Neill, Al Pizzi, Denise Schultz, Rob Vacca, and Maryann Ziemba to represent Democrats in Franklin at the annual convention. In addition, Representative James Vallee and FDTC Chair Jeffrey Roy will serve as ex officio delegates.  Owen Acton, Gino D. Carlucci Jr., and Gregory Dellorco were elected as alternates.  

"In 2012, the Massachusetts Democratic Party is focused on expanding and strengthening our grassroots infrastructure that helped us make historic gains in 2010," said Massachusetts Democratic Party Chair John Walsh. "In Franklin and across the Commonwealth, Democrats are energized and organized to beat Scott Brown and make sure President Barack Obama is elected to a second term." 

"In June, these delegates will gather with Democratic leaders from across Massachusetts to endorse a candidate for US Senate and plan for a grassroots, person-to-person campaign in the fall," Walsh added. 

Delegates to the 2012 Massachusetts Democratic Party endorsing convention will select candidates to compete for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate. The convention will be held on Saturday, June 2, 2012 at the Mass Mutual Center in Springfield. 

"I'm honored to serve as a delegate to the 2012 Massachusetts Democratic Party Convention," said Roy.  "As Democrats we plan to organize to talk to our friends and neighbors about standing up for middle-class families and pushing for a stronger and fairer economy." 

In addition to delegates who are elected at caucus, those who meet the qualifications, may apply to be add-on delegates in the following categories: youth, minority, and disabled. Franklin Democrats Charles DiVittorio, Sean Donahue, Ronald Huntley Sr., Maxwell Morrongiello, and Deanna Thomas submitted add-on applications at the caucus.  Additional applications are available by contacting the Democratic Party at 617-939-0800. Completed applications must be returned to the Democratic State Committee by March 30, 2012.  

The Franklin Democratic Town committee normally meets on the second Monday of the month in the 3^rd floor training room of the Franklin Municipal Building at 355 East Central Street in Franklin. The next meeting is Monday, March 12, 2012 at 7 p.m. 

For more information on the Franklin Democratic Town Committee or any of its meetings, please contact Roy at jroy@ravechroy.com or visit our website at www.franklindemocrats.com.

"the convention is really half-time"

More than 4,000 Democratic delegates, from all corners of the Bay State, will converge on the Mass Mutual Center in Springfield on June 2. 

And it’s their job to decide which of the three candidates looking to run as a Democrat against U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., will appear on the ballot for the September primary.
... 

“I haven’t seen this level of excitement over caucuses and Democratic issues in a long time,” said Franklin Democratic Town Committee Chairman Jeffrey Roy.

Read more: http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/x219669795/Democrats-are-ready-to-choose-delegates#ixzz1mpLOnbZw

Rock the 80's Party

There is a "Rock the 80's Party coming up this month.

 

80's PARTY/FUNDRAISER FOR THE AVON WALK FOR BREAST CANCER

Get out your leg warmers, lace bra, IZOD shirt, and don't forget your mullet & can of hairspray as you get ready for the PARTY OF THE SPRING!!

For a minimum donation of $15 (you can certainly donate more!) come dance, laugh, and have a great time while raising money for a great cause!

DJ, h'dourves, desert, cash bar, and lots of raffles & gift baskets!

When: Saturday, March 20, 2010 at 8:00pm

Where: Cole's Tavern, Washington St., Franklin MA

More info on Facebook here

http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages&tid=1284925398564#!/event.php?eid=301299519199

Rock the 80's Party

There is a "Rock the 80's Party coming up this month.

 

80's PARTY/FUNDRAISER FOR THE AVON WALK FOR BREAST CANCER

Get out your leg warmers, lace bra, IZOD shirt, and don't forget your mullet & can of hairspray as you get ready for the PARTY OF THE SPRING!!

For a minimum donation of $15 (you can certainly donate more!) come dance, laugh, and have a great time while raising money for a great cause!

DJ, h'dourves, desert, cash bar, and lots of raffles & gift baskets!

When: Saturday, March 20, 2010 at 8:00pm

Where: Cole's Tavern, Washington St., Franklin MA

More info on Facebook here

http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages&tid=1284925398564#!/event.php?eid=301299519199

Rock the 80's Party

There is a "Rock the 80's Party coming up this month.

 

80's PARTY/FUNDRAISER FOR THE AVON WALK FOR BREAST CANCER

Get out your leg warmers, lace bra, IZOD shirt, and don't forget your mullet & can of hairspray as you get ready for the PARTY OF THE SPRING!!

For a minimum donation of $15 (you can certainly donate more!) come dance, laugh, and have a great time while raising money for a great cause!

DJ, h'dourves, desert, cash bar, and lots of raffles & gift baskets!

When: Saturday, March 20, 2010 at 8:00pm

Where: Cole's Tavern, Washington St., Franklin MA

More info on Facebook here

http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages&tid=1284925398564#!/event.php?eid=301299519199

Honoring 175 Years of Education at the Red Brick School

The Brick School is 175 Years Old!

Come One…Come All…Everyone is Invited!

Please join us for a Fun Family Picnic

Honoring 175 Years of Education at the Red Brick School

Sunday, June 1st
1:00pm – 5:00pm
Franklin Town Common

Bring your chairs, blankets and pack a picnic lunch -- relax and enjoy a fun day!

Musical Performances include:

Jamie Barrett and friends singing the “Franklin Song” and other hits! 1:30 - 1:50

Remington Middle School Jazz Band 2:00 – 2:30pm

Franklin Middle Combined String Orchestra 2:45 – 3:15pm

FHS – Sound in the Hall artist Adriana Driggs, Tom Lazinski, Bodacious Banana Extravaganza and more! 3:45 - 4:45

And more……

Okey Dokey DJ will be on hand the entire day providing music and fun Karaoke sessions between performances


Fun Free Activities for the Kids!

Gerwick Puppets performing at 2:00pm
Face Painting
Moonwalk
Capron Park Zoo Mobile

Refreshments:

To go with your picnic lunch, we will have water and soda available for $1.00

Save room for dessert!! There will be free cake for everyone!

This is event is sponsored by the Benjamin Franklin Bank Charitable Foundation

For more information email: Brick School Association

We hope you can make it!!

From the Town Crier posting here.