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CCM Virtual Open House
With the uncertainty surrounding this coming fall, we’ve taken steps to ease parents’ minds with the CCM Virtual Open House available on our website (ConcordConservatory.org). Future musicians can explore and learn about a variety of instruments right in your own home. Get ready to sit side-by-side with your kids on the couch, and watch the […]
Find out more »Kicks for Cancer
Kicks for Cancer 2020 is going Virtual! Cancer Research doesn't take a break during a pandemic and neither does Kicks for Cancer! Show your support! Paint the Town Pink and Teal with a Kicks for Cancer lawn sign! To purchase lawn signs and other merchandise or to donate, visit us at: www.kicksforcancer1.org
Find out more »CCHS Soccer Golden Goal Cards Available
The Friends of CC Men’s Soccer, is pleased and proud to announce the Golden Goal Cards have arrived, featuring our dedication this year to ShopLocal/Concord Together. In case you’re interested in spreading the word, please direct folks to any CCHS Men’s soccer player for purchasing a card or www.cchsmenssoccer.com after 9/28.
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Summer Quest Offers Free Activities for Adventurous, Creative Kids
Five Concord-area Organizations Offer 36 Activities to Connect Families with Arts and Nature this Summer Concord, MA – July 30, 2020 - Concord and Metrowest organizations have collaborated to launch Summer Quest, a new, free summer program of outdoor and socially-safe activities to complete for fun rewards. The Umbrella Arts Center's Arts & Environment Program, […]
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Concord Fall Walks
Are you new to the Concord-Carlisle area? Join Ginger in her 28th year of leading walks and discover some of her favorite conservation areas during our lovely fall season. She promises you a morning away from the phone and computer with good exercise, adventure and fun companions. Each week’s walk will be two hours in […]
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Story Time with Royce on Zoom
Join us on Zoom for some short stories, songs, & rhymes! This is a great way to build early literacy skills. This program is geared for pre-schoolers, but all ages are welcome to join. Register to receive Zoom link.
Find out more »Virtual Family Concert – Rockabye Beats
Rockabye Beats is a fun, family group whose music is reminiscent of founder’s Marcos Valles’s Puerto Rico. Join us the last Wednesday of each month at 10 am. Register below and we'll share the Zoom link. Enjoy an interactive 30 minute concert that includes movement, dancing, counting, singing, a little bit of Spanish vocabulary. We'll also have an instrument show […]
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GRAB-AND-GO LUNCHES in SEPTEMBER – Concord Council on Aging
Provided by Minuteman Senior Services and cost is $2 each. Drive thru and pick up in HWCC parking lot - wear a mask and stay in your car😋 ! You must reserve your spot by calling the COA for every lunch you want to drive-by and grab: 978-318-3020. Sept. 9 Egg salad, potato salad & […]
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SHORT SKIRTS OH MY! The History of Women’s Rights (via ZOOM)
This past August marked the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote in the U.S.. SHORT SKIRTS OH MY! presented by Anne Barrett, traces the social and historical milestones in the fight for women's rights. This lecture was originally scheduled for March and was canceled due to […]
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Nature Connection Storytime
Join The Nature Connection through Zoom as we explore plants and animals, geek out over nature, and connect with ourselves and those around us in new ways – all through nature-based stories and poems! The Nature Connection believes everyone (of all abilities and backgrounds) should have access to nature, and offers accessible and inclusive programs, incorporates mindfulness, and facilitates social connection. Join us during Climate Preparedness Week […]
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Concord Museum’s Lincoln on the Verge
Join Ted Widmer as he discusses his new book Lincoln on the Verge: Thirteen Days to Washington which evokes the train journey of the President-elect from Springfield to Washington as Abraham Lincoln discovered his power, improvised brilliantly, and saw his country up close as never before. Edward (Ted) Ladd Widmer is a historian, writer, librarian, and musician who served as a […]
Find out more »Concord Players presents Shakespeare’s “As you Like It”
Typically presented in the summer on the lawn of the Concord Free Public Library, the Concord Players' Shakespeare Troupe, now called "The World's A Stage Players", will present a staged reading of the comedy "As You Like It', safely recorded at the Player's home base at 51 Walden Street. Please visit www.concordplayers.org to join us […]
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2020 Robert Gross Award for the Advancement of Concord’s History
The second annual Robert Gross Award for the Advancement of Concord’s History presented to Michael Goodwin Program Coordinator and English Instructor for Rivers and Revolutions a “school-within-a-school” at Concord-Carlisle High School. Join us in a ceremony honoring Mr. Goodwin’s contributions to engaging students in Concord’s natural and human history through an interdisciplinary and experiential approach to learning. The ceremony […]
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