Wild Mountain Fantasy Festival is a unique event. The festival is divided into four themes featuring Renaissance Fantasy, Comic Book & Science Fiction, Myths & Monsters, and Steampunk. Attendees can expect to see and purchase handmade arts and crafts as well as uncommon collectibles. Distinctive … READ MORE
The Franklin Gardeners Association will meet at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Franklin Chamber of Commerce. President Susie Blair will lead club members in making soil blocks as an option for starting seeds this spring. The hostess for March is Lisa Smith. In addition, topics … READ MORE
Fly tying class set in Franklin Tech Center The Keystone Fly Fishers of Franklin, a charter chapter of Fly Fishers International, will offer an intermediate fly tying class starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22, at the Emerging Technology Center at 191 Howard St. in … READ MORE
Wild Mountain Fantasy Festival is a unique event. The festival is divided into four themes featuring Renaissance Fantasy, Comic Book & Science Fiction, Myths & Monsters, and Steampunk. Attendees can expect to see and purchase handmade arts and crafts as well as uncommon collectibles. Distinctive … READ MORE
Class 101 is a club at the Franklin Public Library for 4th-6th graders. It will be held every Thursday at 4pm beginning March 2nd. Come join us for 4 weeks of science experiments, 4 weeks of arts and crafts, and 4 weeks of technology fun! … READ MORE
LOFT LOFT (or Literacy & Opportunity For Teens) is a program for ages 13-18 where participants can play games (both board games & video games!), tinker with robotics, explore STEM, and more! We love to play the Nintendo Switch, do fun science experiments & anything … READ MORE
Community Conversation – Education Reform: From Culture Wars to Voucher Laws Franklin Public Library’s Community Conversation series continues with “Education Reform: from Culture Wars to Voucher Laws” at 6PM with presenter Peter Greene. Peter was a classroom teacher for 39 years before retiring. These days, … READ MORE
There are still seats left for the Friday, March 10, 4-6 p.m. Tarbell Tea. Call 814.677.3152 to register ASAP! $20/person includes plenty to eat in this gorgeous Victorian-style setting with student re-enactors portraying characters from the oil boom era. Don't miss this unique experience!
There are still seats left for the Friday, March 10, 4-6 p.m. Tarbell Tea. Call 814.677.3152 to register ASAP! $20/person includes plenty to eat in this gorgeous Victorian-style setting with student re-enactors portraying characters from the oil boom era. Don't miss this unique experience!
