Showing posts with label wrentham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wrentham. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 8, 2023

A Lick of Art at 67 Degrees' Wrentham Outlet Saturday, Nov 11

"It's a Lick of Art! Join us this Veterans Day Saturday 11 November as we partner with The Black Dog, Wrentham Village Premium Outlets, and Inebri-Art to host a Meet & Greet with America's Vet Dogs and ADORABLE adoptable dogs from Schultz's Guest House starting at 12 pm 
Come to meet your new best friend, or bring your furry tail friend (s) to mingle with awesome pups and get artistic!... and of course CRAFT BEER! 
Confirmed dog adoptions during the event will receive an Inebri-Art giveaway and a 67 Degrees Brewing gift card. 
SAVE THE DATE!! Cheers!

A Lick of Art at 67 Degrees' Wrentham Outlet Saturday, Nov 11
A Lick of Art at 67 Degrees' Wrentham Outlet Saturday, Nov 11


Thursday, November 2, 2023

Reminder: 'Celebrate Wrentham 350' at the Franklin Historical Museum - Nov 12 at 1:15 PM

We are pleased to host our neighbors and friends from Wrentham for our Second Sunday Speaker Series, November 12.

Wrentham has had a year long celebration of the incorporation of the town in 1673. Ed Goddard, head of the Wrentham 350 Committee will share information on the committee formation, fundraising, merchandising and events over the past year.   
Celebrate Wrentham 350
Celebrate Wrentham 350

Events throughout the year have included a Brunch at the Senior Center, St. Patrick's Day Celebration, William Sweatt Day, the town's Birthday Party on the common, their Grand Parade, the Time Capsule Burial and their upcoming Gala Ball scheduled for December at Lake Pearl Ballroom.

Ed will present photos of their various events, the ins and outs of planning, and hopefully share lessons learned. 

Historians will know Franklin was once part of Wrentham, known as Wrentham's Western Precinct, before breaking off and establishing our own town in 1778. This event will be of interest to all who want to wish our neighbors a Happy Birthday and specifically to any civic minded folks from Franklin interested in learning more about Wrentham's celebration as we look ahead to our 250th in 5 year's time.

Help us give a warm welcome to our neighbors and join us Sunday November 12. Doors open 1:00PM and presentation starts at 1:15. Admission is always free. 

When attending a museum event, please consider donating a non-perishable food item to be collected at the museum and donated to the Franklin Food Pantry.

Wednesday, October 18, 2023

'Celebrate Wrentham 350' at the Franklin Historical Museum - Nov 12, 2023

We are pleased to host our neighbors and friends from Wrentham for our Second Sunday Speaker Series, November 12.

Wrentham has had a year long celebration of the incorporation of the town in 1673. Ed Goddard, head of the Wrentham 350 Committee will share information on the committee formation, fundraising, merchandising and events over the past year.   
Celebrate Wrentham 350
Celebrate Wrentham 350

Events throughout the year have included a Brunch at the Senior Center, St. Patrick's Day Celebration, William Sweatt Day, the town's Birthday Party on the common, their Grand Parade, the Time Capsule Burial and their upcoming Gala Ball scheduled for December at Lake Pearl Ballroom.

Ed will present photos of their various events, the ins and outs of planning, and hopefully share lessons learned. 

Historians will know Franklin was once part of Wrentham, known as Wrentham's Western Precinct, before breaking off and establishing our own town in 1778. This event will be of interest to all who want to wish our neighbors a Happy Birthday and specifically to any civic minded folks from Franklin interested in learning more about Wrentham's celebration as we look ahead to our 250th in 5 year's time.

Help us give a warm welcome to our neighbors and join us Sunday November 12. Doors open 1:00PM and presentation starts at 1:15. Admission is always free. 

When attending a museum event, please consider donating a non-perishable food item to be collected at the museum and donated to the Franklin Food Pantry.

Saturday, May 27, 2023

"The Cellar" by 67 Degrees Brewing Readies for the Summer at the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets

As microbrewery 67 Degrees Brewing proudly serves the growing crowds at The Cellar by 67 Degrees, the first outdoor beer garden to serve the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets readies for a busy summer. The Franklin-based brewery has a multi-year commitment with Simon Properties to operate the beer garden, which features a retro-fitted shipping container that’s pouring craft brews for shoppers from near and far.

The Cellar pours nine of 67 Degrees’ own beers, two beers from nearby breweries, and three wines from La Cantina Winery. Customers can enjoy its new tropical sour ale “Carmen Says…” Berliner Weiss, which brings banana, mango, and pineapple flavors to Bay State beer lovers, while favorites “Retriever” Golden Ale and “Route 140” New England IPA grow their reputation as crowd-pleasers.

As it prepares for Memorial Day Weekend and unofficial kick-off of summer, The Cellar will host a regular rotation of programming and games to satisfy the growing crowds. In its ongoing effort to support its surrounding community, The Cellar will host its first ever “Pups and Pints”, a puppy adoption open house on May 27. Held in collaboration with Dedham’s Schultz’s Guest House, a portion of beer sales proceeds will benefit the non-profit dog rescue shelter.

One of the fastest growing microbreweries in Massachusetts, 67 Degrees uses local ingredients and time-honored brewing techniques in their craft. The Cellar operates from 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., from Sunday-Thursday and 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Entirely operated by 67 Degrees Brewing staff, the beer garden is located in the center of the shopping complex on Patriot Court. It includes ample parking, accessible facilities, and dining options for all. Interviews with 67 Degrees Brewing are available upon request.


Tuesday, May 23, 2023

Wrentham State School Presentation At Museum - Sunday, June 11

One town away Franklin is the sprawling complex long known as the Wrentham State School. Built in the early years of the last century, with the best of intentions, the facility brought care and help to many individuals suffering from a wide range of maladies, mostly categorizable as mental illness. But, over the years, experts sometimes got things very wrong, Or, particularly after World War II, shrinking budgets turned care into a travesty and then simply abuse. Some from Franklin were doubtless residents. Many more found employment there, linking its story to that of our town. 

Indeed, the 2014 book, “From One Century to the Next: A History of Wrentham State School and the Institutional Model,” which tells the whole story – the good and the bad – was written by longtime Franklin resident, Ingrid Grenon, who spent some 33 years affiliated with the facility.

On Sunday, June 11, Grenon will present a talk, sharing her rare collection of images and unmatched knowledge of this important institution as part of the Franklin Historical Museum’s Second Sunday Speaker Series

Doors open at 1 pm and the program begins at approximately 1:15. As always, events at the museum are free.

Visitors to the museum are encouraged to donate a non-perishable food item for the Franklin Food Pantry.

The museum is located at 80 West Central Street, is wheelchair accessible and entry is always free.

You can also visit the Historical Museum on the web at
http://franklinhistoricalmuseum.org/   or on Facebook at   https://www.facebook.com/FHM02038

From One Century to the Next: A History of Wrentham State School and the Institutional Model
From One Century to the Next: A History of Wrentham State School and the Institutional Model

Wednesday, April 12, 2023

67 Degrees Brewery announces a New Location coming soon


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COMING SOON: THE CELLAR

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NEW LOCATION!

67 DEGREES TAKES WRENTHAM

We are thrilled to announce the opening of our newest location at the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets. Stay tuned for the announcement of our opening day, our menu, and events!

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NEW RELEASES

We've recently added a few new brews to our menu; Traveler, a fruity NEIPA, Wicked Pissah, a Hazy DIPA and Take Flight, a luxurious chocolate porter.

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Beer Cans

VISIT THE TAPROOM

Don't worry, Franklin, we're staying here too! Stop by our taproom and taste the difference that sets our craft beer apart. 

Beer

BEER. FAMILY. FRIENDS.

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Friday, March 17, 2023

Brewhound: "67 Degrees Brewing Expands to Wrentham Village Premium Outlets"

Microbrewery 67 Degrees Brewing today proudly announced it will open and host The Cellar by 67 Degrees at the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets next month. The beer garden and service area will provide Wrentham and the surrounding community with a rotating line of the brewery’s popular craft beers from April 8 through the end of November.

The Cellar by 67 Degrees is the first beer garden of its kind to be opened at the popular Wrentham Outlets, and marks the latest expansion by Franklin-based and minority-owned 67 Degrees. The Cellar will cater to the shoppers, residents, and visitors who enjoy Wrentham and the surrounding communities in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Located in the center of the shopping complex, and with ample parking, accessible facilities, and dining options for all, the beer garden is the latest addition to the rejuvenated Premium Outlets.

“As a leading small business in Franklin and member of my Small Business Advisory Council, 67 Degrees Brewing brings vibrancy and innovation to our community. To have a growing and minority owned business take root and expand to such an important location in our Commonwealth is long overdue and refreshing to see,” said Senator Becca Rausch (D-Needham). “I look forward to visiting The Cellar at the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets and driving support for shopping and dining locally at an additional location within our district.”

“Small business is the heart of our region, and among the most critical pieces of our community,” said Massachusetts State Representative Jeffrey Roy. “The growth of 67 Degrees Brewing reflects its leadership, products, and service. It’s a company that’s easy to support, and I look forward to its opening at the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets.”
Continue reading the article online -> 
https://www.brewbound.com/news/67-degrees-brewing-expands-to-wrentham-village-premium-outlets/


Brewhound: "67 Degrees Brewing Expands to Wrentham Village Premium Outlets"
Brewhound: "67 Degrees Brewing Expands to Wrentham Village Premium Outlets"

Saturday, November 12, 2022

FHS girls and boys cross country run the MIAA Division 1 meet; Alex Batla qualifies for State meet



MIAA DIVISION 1 MEET - 11/11/22 Wrentham Developmental Center


Div 1A Girls


Final Standings Score Scoring Order Total Avg. Spread

12 Franklin     297     15-45-67-82-88(91)(105) 1:43:07 20:38 2:38.6



Athlete     Yr. # Team Score Time Avg. Mile 3K

15 Batla , Alexandra  JR 416 Franklin     15 19:00.1 6:06.6 11:30.2

46 Morrison , Fiona SO 420 Franklin     45 20:10.4 6:29.2 12:17.5 

70 Tighe, Ashley SR 423 Franklin     67 20:45.5 6:40.5 12:45.8 

85 Walbert , Carli SO 424 Franklin     82 21:31.6 6:55.3 12:47.5 

91 Sweeney , Katie JR 422 Franklin     88 21:38.7 6:57.6 13:13.3

94 Matteson , Emily JR 418 Franklin     91 21:41.1 6:58.3 13:08.2 

108 Mann , Mackenzie SR 417 Franklin     105 22:21.7 7:11.4 13:37.8 


Div 1A Boys


Final Standings Score Scoring Order Total Avg. Spread

22 Franklin         665     122-130-136-138-139(143)(150)1:30:32     18:07 0:17.1


Athlete     Yr. # Team Score Time Avg. Mile 3K

123 Pink, Jonathan SO 413 Franklin     122 17:55.2 5:45.7 10:58.5

131 Diehl, Joshua JR 408 Franklin     130 18:03.1 5:48.3 10:58.1 

137 Vaccarezza, Jake SR 414 Franklin     136 18:10.3 5:50.6 11:01.3 

139 Boozang, William SR 407 Franklin       138 18:10.7 5:50.7 10:58.7

141 Apicella, Tyler SR 405 Franklin        139 18:12.2 5:51.2 11:01.1

145 Nisbett, Aidan SR 411 Franklin     143 18:18.7 5:53.3 11:12.2

152 Giuliano, Sean SR 409 Franklin     150 18:33.1 5:57.9 11:22.1



Full results can be found online at

http://results.tfmeetpro.com/Kick_To_The_Finish_LLC/MIAA_Division_1_Meet_111122/#top


FHS Panthers
FHS Panthers