Living in Franklin

Back in 1790, Benjamin Franklin donated  a collection of nearly 120 books to the city.  The Franklin Public Library has existed ever since and stands as the oldest one in the entire United States. It is now home to thousands of books that Franklin residents are still able to rent for free.    Although the area has been around for three and a half centuries, it has maintained a small-town feel with no signs of switching that up.

You just moved to Franklin.  Bet you have tons of boxes to dispose of.  Right? Check out the Franklin Recycling and Redemption Center.

Building Community and Involment

Get involved, participate, and grow within the Franklin Community.  Stay in the know.  Check out these various resources.

• Franklin Public Schools District:  https://www.franklinps.net/ 
• Lifelong Learning Institute:  https://www.franklinlifelonglearning.com/ 
• Franklin Recreation Department:  https://www.franklinma.gov/recreation-department 
• Franklin Matters:  https://www.franklinmatters.org/ 
• Join All About Franklin Facebook Group
• A Parent?  Considering joining https://www.facebook.com/groups/FranklinParents 
• Check out the Franklin Virtual Yardsale site
• Franklin Food Pantry
• Franklin Garden Club
• Franklin Downtown Partnership

Things to check out and do in Franklin

• The Black Box: Home of the Franklin Performing Arts Company
• Dics Golf
• Franklin Youth Lacrosse
• Shop Local and Shop Small Business:  https://www.shopfranklinma.com/businesses/    (Don't forget to checkout Franklin Mill Store)
• Franklin Farmers Market
• Franklin Sculture Park 
• Franklin State Park