Stop into the Framingham History Center to experience their current exhibit Framingham’s Collective Journeys: Stories of Immigration, 1960 – present. This exhibit is the first onsite multilingual exhibition in the Framingham History Center’s 136-year history as an institution. Through oral histories, interactives, and artifacts, you are invited to explore the collective journeys of those who immigrated here since 1960 and of the city that grew and transformed with their movement.
Check out Kous Kous Mediterranean Kitchen in Framingham for some tasty gluten free falafel or some delectable lamb shank for lunch.
Spend your afternoon taking in Danforth Art Museum’s Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller Collection. Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller (1877-1968) was an American sculptor and is known for her groundbreaking depictions of the African and African American experience. Works such as the Study for Ethiopia Awakening and Study for the Spirit of Emancipation celebrate African heritage while expressing aspirations for the future.
Start your day by indulging in the exquisite pastry selection at the newly opened Fireside Café in Sherborn.
After breakfast, head over to The Peace Abbey to view the public works of art that promote peace and nonviolence. Visit the Peace Memorial Park to take in the bronze statue of Mohandas Gandhi. Alongside the statue is a memorial to pacifism created by students and staff of The Life Experience school in 1994.
Afterwards, check out Primavera in Millis for some mouthwatering family style Italian featuring Bolognese, Stuffed Shells and many other delicious options.
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