Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts

Sunday, June 15, 2025

The newest Traveling School of Fish splash down at the Franklin Sculpture Park - June 9, 2025

The newest Traveling School of Fish splash down at the Franklin Sculpture Park - June 9, 2025
The newest Traveling School of Fish splash down
at the Franklin Sculpture Park - June 9, 2025


Thank you to everyone who came out to welcome this vibrant public art installation. Created by local students coordinated by Franklin’s very own Amy Adams , each fish tells a story—and together, they remind us of the power of creativity, community, and movement.

If you missed it, swing by the park to experience this joyful swim through art



Additional photos of the event and exhibit ->   https://photos.app.goo.gl/HWehojiN4tbE85NeA


Shared from -> 

Monday, June 9, 2025

What's happening in Franklin, MA: Monday, June 9, 2025 ???

Library & Senior Center events
Library & Senior Center events
Monday, June 9


5pm What's that Splash?? (Franklin Sculpture Park)


For additional details on Library & Senior Center events ->   

**  NO Town Meetings today   **


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What's happening today in Franklin?
What's happening today in Franklin? 
Find the full Community event calendar  https://bit.ly/FranklinCommunityCalendar

If you have an event to add to the calendar, you can use the form to submit it for publication:  https://bit.ly/Submit2Calendar

Monday, June 2, 2025

What's happening in Franklin, MA: Monday, June 2, 2025 ???

Monday, June 2
Library & Senior Center events
Library & Senior Center events

** Last day absentee voting for June 3 Special Election (Town Clerk's Office) 

5:00pm What's that Splash?? (Franklin Sculpture Park)
Splash moved to June 9

For additional details on Library & Senior Center events ->   


**  Town Meetings today   **


Planning Board Meeting

Monday, June 2 Time: 7:00 PM

https://www.franklinma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_06022025-1763 



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What's happening today in Franklin?
What's happening today in Franklin? 
Find the full Community event calendar  https://bit.ly/FranklinCommunityCalendar

If you have an event to add to the calendar, you can use the form to submit it for publication:  https://bit.ly/Submit2Calendar

Traveling School of Fish - June 9

Traveling School of Fish - June 9
Traveling School of Fish - June 9

Join us in welcoming the newest wave of the Traveling School of Fish on Monday, June 9nd at the Franklin Sculpture Park, 5 PM. 

See you there!


Saturday, May 31, 2025

What's that splash?? The new "School of Traveling Fish" scheduled to appear June 2

What's that splash?? The new "School of Traveling Fish" scheduled to appear June 2
What's that splash??

Welcome the School of Fish to Franklin Sculpture Park this Monday, June 2nd! Dive into creativity with this stunning new installation that celebrates community and connection.


Come see these beautiful sculptures up close and experience art that truly makes a splash!






Thursday, April 17, 2025

Rise Up will be at the Franklin Sculpture Park for a special Accessible Earth Day Event - April 19

Rise Up will be at the Franklin Sculpture Park this Saturday for a special Accessible Earth Day Event!!
Rise Up will be at the Franklin Sculpture Park
Rise Up will be at the Franklin Sculpture Park

Date: Saturday, April 19th

Time: 10:00-11:00 AM

Location: Franklin Sculpture Park, off Panther Way (Next to the Police Station)

Event: (See attached graphic)
- Painting rocks for a sculpture that our very own Lauren Sanford will be creating for the park!!
- Cleaning up the park
- Socializing and having fun
- Co-hosted with Franklin Culture and Grieving Hearts (Lauren's non-profit)


Other Details: 
- Free
- There is a restroom in the Police Station
- There is a parking lot, or you can park along the street if you wish (There is one additional handicap parking spot off Edwards St)
- We will be gathered on the large "dock" area 
- There will be tables and chairs set up, with space for wheelchairs too
- The park has benches placed around the whole location (some with backs to them) and is lovely place for a stroll
- Dogs are allowed, if they are well trained - We will ask that any dogs that jump, continue barking, or are otherwise not in control take a break from the event. Please do not allow the dog to go up to people unless consent is given.

- See attached Map (below)  or interactive Google map ->   https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZKqYmHbuS3HrF7EP7

Hope to see you there!!

Franklin Sculpture Park
Franklin Sculpture Park

Tuesday, April 8, 2025

Love Garden Project - An Accessible Earth Day Community Initiative - April 19 at 10 AM

Love Garden Project - An Accessible Earth Day Community Initiative - April 19 at 10 AM
Love Garden Project - Apr 19 at 10 AM
"This initiative is led by Lauren Sanford, director of Grieving Hearts, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting individuals through grief, in collaboration with Ali Rheaume, founder of Rise Up. Rise Up is a social hour that connects the community with individuals navigating life with disabilities and is a welcoming space to be yourself, relate with others, and have fun together. ⁠

While the Love Garden is a space to express creativity and positivity, it will also serve as a space to honor peoples loved ones and serve as a reminder of the importance of community support, healing, and hope. The project invites participants to create art that reflects love, resilience, and self-expression while also offering a space for those processing grief."

Monday, March 17, 2025

"A Mile for the Mind" fund raiser to benefit Brain Injury Association Saturday, March 22 at the Sculpture Park

via Hunter Schulz, Miss Blackstone Valley 2024


I met Hunter at Ali's "Look UP" gallery show
I met Hunter at Ali's "Look UP" gallery show
Hi! 

I'm hosting my fundraiser "A Mile for the Mind" benefiting the Brain Injury Association of America on Saturday March 22nd, 12-2 PM at the Franklin Sculpture Park (911 Panther Way Franklin, MA  02038 United States)! 

There will be raffles, snacks, prizes, and more 😊 







Saturday, February 15, 2025

Tri-County Carpentry students collaborate on Franklin art project

"Tri-County Carpentry students had a fantastic time teaming up with local artist Amy Adams for an incredible community project with Franklin Elementary School!  
Mrs. Adams reached out to our students to create wooden fish for the elementary students to paint and display at the Franklin Community Sculpture Park. Using their CAD/CAM skills and the CNC router, our students designed and crafted a variety of fish shapes from pine boards. After some meticulous sanding, the school of fish was ready to swim over to Mrs. Adams.  
Tri-County Carpentry students collaborate on Franklin art project
Tri-County Carpentry students collaborate on Franklin art project
Mrs. Adams, a passionate artist dedicated to her community, has been collaborating with Franklin Elementary students for years. This project was a wonderful opportunity to bring people together and inspire creativity.
 
Our Tri-County Carpentry students are so proud to have been a part of this amazing initiative. Well done, Dylan Fairchild, Jackson Kullich, Austin LeBlanc, and Gideon Vazquez! 
#TriCountyCarpentry #CommunityProject #FranklinElementary #WorkHardTodayCounts"


Saturday, February 8, 2025

Franklin Arts, Culture & the Creative Economy


Dear Franklin Community,


As I celebrate my first year as Director of Arts, Culture, and the Creative Economy, I am deeply grateful for your support and enthusiasm.


Together, we have strengthened connections among local businesses, artists, and residents, fostering a dynamic network that sustains and inspires cultural activity.

Our collective efforts have not only enriched Franklin's cultural landscape but also contributed to economic growth, creating a thriving community where creativity and collaboration flourish.


Click here to review our 2024 year together in the arts and cultural scene.


I look forward to building on this momentum in the years ahead!


-Cory Shea, Director of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy

Up next for FranklinMA250 Programs - Click here.


Call for Artists | Franklin Sculpture Park

click the headers below to learn more.

About the Sculpture Park

Currently on View

Descriptions

Partnership with Wheaton College

Accessibility

The Franklin Sculpture Park Fairy House Exhibit is dedicated to fostering environmental awareness and strengthening community connections through public art.


This exhibit invites participants of all ages to create and enjoy fairy houses crafted from eco-friendly materials, celebrating both creativity and environmental respect.

Dates to Note March 22nd - Deadline for participation sign up April - Drop off Pieces at the Park [Dept, will contact via email date/times.

May - October - On exhibit.

November - Exhibition closes.

Sign Up Here

By making art accessible and free to everyone, we aim to inspire a shared appreciation for nature, encourage sustainable practices, and build a welcoming community space where imagination and conservation come together.

Learn More about the Park

Franklin Community Calls for Artists & Other Creative Opportunities

Franklin Art Association

1st Annual Fakes and Forgeries Exhibit.


No Entry fee, open to all ages.


Presented at the Franklin Historical Museum June 7 - June 22. 

Registration deadline of May 23rd. 


Have questions? Email the Franklin Art Association at faasecretary@gmail.com

Artist Professional Development Suggestions


Artist Lab: 2024 Tax Preparation for Artists and Creative Entrepreneurs


Free Tax Course

Other Calls for Artists


New Bedford Art Museum


Town of Franklin Franklin Culture District | 355 East Central Street | Franklin, MA 02038 US


Constant Contact

Tuesday, June 11, 2024

Student Public Art Installation scheduled for June 11 at 5 PM

Student Public Art Installation scheduled for June 11 at 5 PM
Student Public Art

 

 

"Please come out to welcome the student public art installation. They all have spent months creating, cutting and painting the fish.

We would love your support to thank them for beautifying our town and learning the value of art in public spaces."

 

Saturday, May 18, 2024

Call for art at the Franklin Sculpture Park

"Calling all artists! 
Submit your sculpture proposals by June 1st for a chance to be part of this immersive outdoor exhibition. Whether you work with metal, stone, wood, or innovative materials, we want to see your vision come to life in our park.

Don’t miss this chance to share your art with the community! 
Link in bio for submission detailsLink in bio for submission details. #CallForArtists #SculpturePark #OutdoorArt #ArtOpportunity #DeadlineJune1

Call for art at the Franklin Sculpture Park
Call for art at the Franklin Sculpture Park