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Board of License Commissioners' Meeting.

Creating a supportive community for Queer People of Color and LGBTQ+ youth in MetroWest ages 13-25.

Dean Martin was one of the most popular and enduring American entertainers of the mid-20th century. Martin was nicknamed the "King of Cool" for his seemingly effortless charisma and self-assurance. This program will focus on the life and songs of the one and only “Dino” - Dean Martin, plus the surprising stories behind some of his hit songs. Presented by: Frank King Frank King holds a Masters in Broadcasting from Boston University and a BA from Princeton. A lifelong devotee of recorded music, he formerly hosted music programs on WBUR radio. His lectures draw from the music and art from his personal collection of 2500 record albums.

Join Outdoors Rx for summer nature exploration around Framingham Common! Meet some birds, bugs and trees. Nature crafts, games and activities for families with kids aged 0-13. Bring water and a hat! Rain or shine; snacks will be provided. Suggested age 8 and under, unless otherwise specified. Hosted by the Framingham History Center, and sponsored by Eastern Bank.

25+ vendors sell farm fresh vegetables, fruits, breads, meats, fish, cheeses, coffee, fresh wraps, sandwiches, salads, pastries, lemonade, kettle corn, dog biscuits, and a variety of handcrafted products including jewelry, art, wooden bowls, candles, soaps, cosmetics, and more. Local businesses and non-profits are also showcased.

Creating a supportive community for Queer People of Color and LGBTQ+ youth in MetroWest ages 13-25.

Framingham Concerts on the Green - 2018 Season Concert Cancellation & Information: 508.532.5962 Free transportation is provided from Senior Public Housing.

Creating a supportive community for Queer People of Color and LGBTQ+ youth in MetroWest ages 13-25.

Immigration concerns surged into the very center of the 2016 presidential campaign and has remained at the forefront of a raging political debate ever since, not only in America but throughout Europe. In fact, the immigration issue may well decide the future of the European Union as the world has known it, and it will have repercussions in America for years to come. What are the facts regarding immigration and jobs, taxes, consumption of social services and health care, crime, cultural change, and American fertility rates? How do we define key concepts like "pluralism" and "multiculturalism" and how might our views on immigration alter our definition of what it means to be an "American”. Presented by Dr. Larry Lowenthal. This program supported in part by a grant from the Framingham Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency, and in part by the Friends of Callahan.