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About Access Framingham
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What is Access Framingham?
Framingham Public Access Corporation (FPAC) aka Access Framingham is a non-profit corporation designated by the City of Framingham to run Access Framingham Television (AFTV). AFTV also manages the Framingham Education Channel (FECtv) for Framingham Public Schools. AFTV, FECtv and the Government Channel (called Public Access PEG channels) are all supported by cable television subscribers in Framingham.
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Visit Our Studio
We are located at 4 Vernon Street in Framingham; please feel free to come take a tour of the studio.
Studio Hours
- Monday-Thursday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:30 AM – 2:30 PM
- Sunday: Closed (studio available by appointment only)
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Member Benefits
Access Framingham trains and assists members to produce programming content, provides field production equipment and cablecasting facilities to air content on the channel. All Framingham residents are eligible to become members of Access Framingham. Individual member producers are responsible for program content and retain their content copyrights.
Latest Blog Posts
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Black History Month Events at Framingham State University
Here is a list of Black History Month events happening at Framingham State University. Contact Frank Morello if you are interested in covering one of these events.
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2019 FPAC Annual Meeting Slate of Nominations
Learn more about the candidates running for a spot on our Board of Directors. Your vote matters!
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Watch AFTV on your Roku TV or device
Download PEG.TV in the Roku Channel Store to watch your favorite AFTV programs!
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Woman2Woman Today wins Hometown Media Awards
Woman2Woman Today wins Best Information Talk Show, Single Episode!
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AFTV's Executive Director, Scott Mercer, invited to Senator Ed Markey's roundtable discussion
On April 1st, our Executive Director, Scott Mercer was invited to participate in a roundtable discussion with Massachusetts State Senator, Ed Markey, regarding the future of Public Access Television.
