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Editor's Picks: 5 Things To Do Saturday, April 19
Featured in today's editor's picks include a one-woman Framingham artist gallery show, the monthly Framingham Library book sale, Fundraiser for Wiggle Your Toes, book signing by Jeff Bauman and an Easter Vigil service.
Below are my editor's picks for things to do today, Saturday, April 19.
- Jeff Bauman in Framingham: Jeff Bauman, who lost both his legs in the Boston Marathon bombings a year ago, will be at The Paper Store in Shoppers World today from 2 to 4 p.m. to sign copies of his inspirational memoir Stronger.
- Bauman/Wiggle Your Toes Fundraiser at Uno's: This weekend (today and tomorrow) Uno's in Framingham will hold a Dough Raiser supporting Wiggle Your Toes, in honor of Jeffrey Bauman. Uno's will donate up to 20% of your check to this cause that helped Jeff in his recovery since the marathon tragedy last year. To learn more about this amazing organization, visit them at . Enjoy lunch, dinner, apps or drinks and help out Wiggle Your Toes. Take out orders are included by calling 508-620-1816' and delivery is available over $100. Print & bring the flyer with you. The flyer is available at this link.
- Library Book Sale: The Friends of the Framingham Library will hold its monthly book sale today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the main Framingham Library. Friends of the Framingham Library members can shop early at 9:30 a.m. Explore the large selection of books, videos, books on CD, and other literary materials, all at discounted prices. Then stop by the "Bag Room" to fill a paper grocery bag with as many books as you can for just $5.
- Easter Vigil: The Lutheran Church of Framingham will hold an Easter Vigil tonight at 7 followed by a celebratory reception.
- Beyond The Garden: Framingham artist Nan Hass Feldman's has a new, one-woman show at Fountain Street Fine Art. The gallery is open today and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Inspiration for her paintings comes from the artist’s recent experiences on the Greek island of Skopelos and in the jungle area of Boca de Tomatlan, Mexico. Her paintings evoke a child-like joy, and yet a more sophisticated appreciation of the possibilities of seeing a subject endlessly – through vibrant color, pattern, texture, and imagination.
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