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Franklin County Co-Working

Stop 7

186 Main Street, Farmington, ME 04938

207-500-0671franklincoworks@gmail.com
An FCCW production

What they do

Franklin County Co-Working (FCCW) is a shared workspace, conference room, creative studio and community gathering place on the first floor of 186 Main Street. Founded by Stephen Hopkins, the open-concept space combines natural light, recycled barn beams and flexible work areas with opportunities for visual art, music and podcast production. FCCW is the birthplace and producer of ArtWalk Downtown Farmington. For the November ArtWalk, it welcomes Emma Haywood of Haywood Bleach Paintings, whose acrylic and oil-pastel figure studies celebrate the body in bold, saturated color.

Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Hosting Emma Haywood

Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · 5:00 PM–7:00 PM · Stop 7. ArtWalk’s home and producer welcomes Emma Haywood’s bold acrylic and oil-pastel paintings at Stop 7 on Main Street. Free admission. Auction proceeds benefit the Franklin County Animal Shelter. An FCCW Production.

Meet the artist

Featured artist

Emma Haywood

Meet Emma Haywood, a Farmington painter celebrating the figure in bold, saturated color.

Meet the artist

Inside the space

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Community story

Franklin County Co-Working opened in late 2025 with a mission to connect remote workers, entrepreneurs and artists. The space has hosted creative collaborations and community events, and serves as ArtWalk’s starting gallery with resident artist Ron Passerello.

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