From tours to veteran recognition and
holidays we host a variety of events

throughout the year.  See below for details:

FCA ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE: THE FCA ANNUAL

 MEETING DATE HAS BEEN

 CORRECTED. THE CORRECT

 DATE IS THURSDAY,

MAY 14, 2026.

 

You're Invited to the Annual FCA Meeting.

 

Join us on Thursday, May 14, 2026,

for the Franklin Cemetery Association’s

 Annual Meeting, held at the Community

 Church in Franklin.

 

The evening will begin with a potluck

dinner at 6:00 P.M.—a great

opportunity to connect with neighbors

and friends. Drinks and meats will be

generously provided by the FCA, and

we invite you to bring a favorite side

dish or dessert to share.

 

The official meeting will begin

promptly at 7:00 P.M., where we’ll

discuss updates, future plans, and

matters important to our community

and the continued care of the

Historic Franklin Cemetery.

 

We look forward to your

presence and participation!

DOWNLOAD THE BOOKLET

PDF HERE.

2026 FCA MEMORIAL

DAY SERVICE

Honor. Remember. Reflect.

 

Join us on Monday, May 25, 2026, at

11:00 A.M. for the Franklin Cemetery

Association’s (FCA) Memorial Day

Service, a solemn and meaningful

 tribute to the heroes who gave

their lives in service to our nation.

Set on the hallowed grounds of

Historic Franklin Cemetery—at the

 corner of Franklin Rd. and

Scenic Drive—this gathering offers

a powerful opportunity for our

 community to come together in

remembrance. In a spirit of reflection

 and deep gratitude, we will honor

 the courage, sacrifice, and enduring

 legacy of those who secured the

freedoms we hold dear.

We are honored to welcome

guest speaker Stephen Bancroft

of the Franklin Cemetery Association,

who will share thoughtful reflections

and pay tribute to the brave men and

women who have served our country.

Following the service, guests are

 invited to remain for food and

fellowship. A local BBQ food truck

will be on-site with meals available

for purchase, offering a chance to

connect with neighbors, share in

community, and carry forward

the spirit of remembrance.

 

Let us stand united in respect

and remembrance. All are welcome.