Word on the street is that a few of the ceramic Lady Bug public art creations will make an appearance on tonight's Chronicle episode about the Bay State's symbols. We hear Representative Roy was interviewed, too. One of the Lady Bugs is currently residing on Beacon Hill. Do you know the history of how the Lady Bug became the Massachusetts State Bug?
Set your DVR or tune in to Chronicle tonight on Channel 5 at 7:30 p.m.
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| A screen shot from the WCVB Chronicle website. |
The Franklin Cultural Council spearheaded the Lady Bug Spots Public Art project two years ago. The photo below shows a grouping at the 2014 Harvest Festival in downtown Franklin.
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| The Franklin Downtown Partnership Lady Bug |
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| The Lady Bugs on display in October 2014 |
