Framingham History Center curator Stacen Goldman discusses a 1764 bill of sale for Phebey, an enslaved 2 year-old, one of the most challenging and emotionally evocative objects in the FHC’s collection.
Join Grace O’Donnell, Callahan’s Director of Elder Services and Programs Manager, Paula Geller, as they discuss the variety of virtual programs and support services the Callahan Center offers to people age 55 and older. From assistance getting to and from Covid-19 vaccine appointments to engaging [ . . . ]
The Framingham Interfaith Community Association invites you to join in a virtual interfaith memorial service, as we honor the 246 Framingham Massachusetts residents who have died from COVID-19. The service was held on March 23, 2021.
What does it mean to be mindful, and why do so many people find mindful practices helpful? Join meditation and mindfulness teacher Lisa Campbell to learn why mindful awareness practices help support good mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing.
David S. Ball, President of the American Air Mail Society and the Northeastern Federation of Stamp Clubs, presents interesting historical facts about Natick and Framingham gleaned from postage stamps and envelopes.
Historian Paolo Di Gregorio presents the tale of a great American love story. John and Abigail Adams were, in many ways, America’s first power couple. Their relationship lasted through turmoil, revolution, long separations, and political dilemmas. Their marriage was a marriage of equals, and each [ . . . ]
From sports to politics, food to finance, aviation to engineering, to bitter disputes over boundaries, New England’s feuds have peppered the region’s life for centuries. Native New Englander Ted Reinstein, local writer and reporter for WCVB-TV’s “Chronicle,” brings to life many of the fights, spats [ . . . ]
