The award-winning Umbrella Stage Company presents its production of the long-running musical, AVENUE Q, produced and directed by Brian Boruta, at The Umbrella Annex in Concord. The laugh-out-loud musical tells the story of a recent college grad named Princeton, who moves into a shabby New York apartment all the way out on Avenue Q. He […]

Elder law is "legal life care planning" that ensures your needs are addressed from a multi-disciplinary perspective. Join the Concord COA for a presentation by attorney James V. Tabner on a number of aspects of Elder Law. If there is a topic of special interest to you or if you have a specific question, inform […]

A Memory cafe us a welcoming and safe place for people with forgetfulness and other changes in thinking, and for their family and friends to come together to focus on their strengths. The Concord Memory Cafe provides a complimentary lunch and an activity of entertainment on the second Monday of each month. On May 13, […]

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Run~Walk will take place at NARA Park in Acton this year. NARA is a centrally located, beautiful setting with plenty of space for Run~Walkers.

Rain or shine - get ready to run at the Thoreau School’s 13th Annual Road Race, Sunday, May 19, 2019. As the school’s biggest fundraiser of the year, this community-wide event celebrates Concord spirit, fitness, and health. Bring the whole family to run, walk, jog or stroll with us. The 5K run starts at 9:00 […]

Come see the creative, talented, and hardworking kids of Concord Youth Theatre perform an original musical! This season, Concord Youth Theatre’s Mainstage Company took on an exciting challenge, creating a devised theater project called Broadway Underground. Forty-one performers in grades four through twelve used brainstorming, writing, and improvisation to develop a show all their own. […]

The Concord Municipal Light Plant (CMLP) is implementing a new billing system that will combine all town utilities: electric, water, sewer and internet on one bill. Join a CMPL representative to learn what the changes will be and what you can expect. The Rep will go over the new bill format and how to interpret […]

As children face normal (and even unexpected) transitions in their lives, such as moving from preschool to Kindergarten or from elementary school to middle school ... or even moving from one home to another, there are ways we as parents/grandparents can provide supports and reassurances that will assist the child to move forward in a […]

Join volunteer facilitator, Edmund Stori, for the COA's launch of a Conversation Circle. Conversation Circles are small-group discussions in a modified Socratic format in which participants share ideas and opinions for mutual education and enlightenment on compelling issues of our times. The renewal of Conversation Circles in Concord is based on an idea introduced in […]

The Beede Center is committed to teaching kids and adults of all ages to learn to swim and how to be safe in, on, and around the water! We have programs for beginners, triathletes, and everyone in between! Being around a body of water all summer and not knowing how to swim can be scary […]

Class Government has decided to put on a Parents Night Out for all the parents in our community with young children. On Friday, May 24th (5/24/19), high schoolers will give back to the families in our community by babysitting with all proceeds going to Cradles for Crayons! The parents in our community work so hard […]

They’re growing up and headed to middle school! It’s an exciting time with lots of changes. We’re putting together a casual roundtable exclusively for parents of rising 6th graders to talk strategy for the transition to middle school, specifically when it comes to managing technology. Homework is generally online. Kids are free to switch buses […]