The after school Homework Center program at the Framingham Public Library offers a quiet place for students K–12 to get homework done with free support from tutors and homework helpers. Drop in for learning and snacks!
Mondays and Thursdays 3PM-6PM
A twice monthly meeting for LGBTQIA+ and allied teens to hang out and do crafts. On the first Thursday, we’ll be at the Main Library, and on the third Thursday, we’ll meet at the McAuliffe Branch.
Grades 6-12
Guest speaker: Dr. Helen Heineman, President Emerita, Framingham State University
Tasked with telling the story of Charlotte Brontë’s tragic life, writer and friend Elizabeth Gaskell investigated, uncovering secrets more incredible than any fiction. Her book was so controversial it was banned within weeks. Ever since, historians have argued about how much of it is true. Mrs. Gaskell stipulated in her will that no one could write her own life story until all parties concerned had died. This lecture describes Mrs. Gaskell’s biography and assesses the truth of her representation.
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