What's Open And Closed on Independence Day in Framingham?

Saturday is Independence Day, but the Town of Framingham will be observing the holiday on Friday, July 3.

The Town of Framingham will hold a concert on July 3 featuring the big band sounds of The Tom Nutile Band on the Framingham Centre Common from 6;30 to 8:30 p.m.

The Town will not host any events on July 4.

Natick has its annual parade on Saturday morning, July 4. Sudbury will also hold a parade on Saturday.

The Memorial Building, the town’s libraries and other Framingham municipal buildings will be closed on July 3, and obviously the weekend.

However, there will be curbside trash and recycling collection on July 3.

The Town of Framingham Recycling Center will be closed on July 3 and 4, but open on the 5.

The Town’s trio of beaches will be open today, Independence Day and the weekend from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bach tags are required for admittance, but they can be purchased at each beach.

The MetroWest YMCA is closed on Independence Day but their outdoor pool on Parker Road will be open.

Here is what’s closed and what’s open on the July 4:

• Retail stores: Open at owner’s discretion.
• Liquor stores: Open.
• Supermarkets: Open.
• Convenience stores: Open.
• Taverns, bars: Open.
• Banks: Closed
  
• Libraries: Closed.
• Stock market: Closed.
• Municipal, state, federal offices: Closed.
• Mail: Post offices closed; express delivery only.
• MBTA: Subways, buses, trackless trolleys, and commuter rail on Sunday schedule.