The Plymouth Church in Framingham will host its 54th Annual Fall Fair, a free community event that has become a fall tradition for generations of area residents. What began more than five decades ago as a small crafts boutique has grown into a popular annual gathering featuring crafts, books, baked goods, jewelry, holiday items, costumes, toys, games, White Elephant treasures and more. Admission is free, and the event is open to the public.

This year's Fall Fair takes place during a milestone year for The Plymouth Church, which is celebrating its 325th anniversary in Framingham. Gathered in 1701, Plymouth Church has been part of the Framingham community for more than three centuries. The congregation also holds a distinctive place in American history as the site of the first public performance of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” on February 22, 1862. The 54th Annual Fall Fair offers an opportunity to experience a present-day Plymouth tradition during this historic anniversary year.