Upcoming Events
MARCH 22ND, 2025
1 PM - 4 PM
Artist Showcase
Sue Dickerman Hall at Edwards Church, Framingham
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Come support local artists who will be selling their work! ​
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Location and Accessibility Information:
Sue Dickerman Hall at Edwards Church
39 Edwards St. Framingham, 01701
In the building adjacent to the church at the top of the hill
The building is wheelchair accessible and has a push button to open the exterior door. Wheelchair accessible and gender neutral bathrooms are available in the building
MASKS REQUIRED—we will have some available
Please refrain from wearing fragrances
A quiet room will be available for the duration of the event
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The hall is upstairs from the entrance and can be reached used stairs or a small elevator. The quiet room is downstairs and down the hall from the entrance. Using the elevator, the entrance is on floor 2, the hall on floor 3, and the quiet room on floor 1.
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Parking spots, including placard restricted spaces, are available directly in front of the hall as well as at the bigger lot by the church office building. Drop offs welcome
This event is held during the MWRTA Ride's (paratransit) operating hours and is located in their service area.
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Please email fhamdisabilityculturalseries@gmail.com with any accessibility questions or requests.
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This program is funded in part by the Framingham Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
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MARCH 23RD, 2025
1 PM - 4PM
Resource Fair
First Parish Church, Framingham
Representatives from organizations by and for disabled people will be here to share resources. Come learn what supports are available to you, your loved ones, and the broader community!
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Location and Accessibility Information:
First Parish Church, Parish House
24 Vernon St. Framingham, 01701
Scott Hall
Brick building with the double doors
The building is wheelchair accessible but does not have a push button on the exterior doors. Wheelchair accessible and gender neutral bathrooms available in the building
The Huntley room will be available as a quiet room for the duration of the event
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MASKS REQUIRED—we will have some available
Please refrain from wearing fragrances.
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Parking spots, including placard restricted spots, are available in the parking lot adjacent to the Parish House building. Drop offs welcome
This event is held during the MWRTA Ride's (paratransit) operating hours and is held within their service area.
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Please email fhamdisabilityculturalseries@gmail.com with any accessibility questions or requests.
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This program is funded in part by the Framingham Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
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Postponed, new date TBD
Dreaming Liberation Workshop
S of @embracing.ambiguity on Instagram facilitate this workshop about anti-carceral approaches to madness and mental health. We will spend time in discussion and building community. All welcome.
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Past Events
MARCH 2ND, 2025
1PM-3:30PM
Crip Camp Film Screening
In-person at Framingham McAuliffe Branch Library
Join us to watch the award winning documentary "Crip Camp" and learn about the history of the Disability Rights movement.
Doors open at 1, the film will begin at 1:15.
This will be an exclusively in-person event, however, the documentary is available on Netflix to watch at your leisure.
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Location and accessibility information:
Christa McAuliffe Branch Library
746 Water Street Framingham, MA 01701
Community Room
MASKS REQUIRED—we will have some available
Closed Captions and Audio Description will be turned on for the duration of the film
Please refrain from wearing fragrances
The library is wheelchair accessible and has a wheelchair accessible bathroom. The exterior door does have a push button to open.
There is an MWRTA stop close to the library's entrance. This event is held during the MWRTA Ride's (paratransit) operating hours. The library also has a dedicated parking lot.
The community room has a separate exterior entrance you are welcome but not required to use. If needed, please ask the front desk for assistance locating the community room.
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Please email fhamdisabilityculturalseries@gmail.com with any accessibility requests or questions.
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This program is funded in part by a grant from the Framingham Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.