Did you have a blast at the Winter Umbrella Ninja Festival? We did too! This February we are bringing you another fun festival of survival skills and nature sculptures. Master Ninja Instructor Ken Clarkson is teaching how to wood carving and escrima throwing. Rob Riman will teach fire building skills and what yummy snacks you […]
Have an idea for a kitchen remodel but need some insight? Local architect Nancy Dickinson will help you workshop your ideas in this one-hour session. She’ll review your plans ahead of time, then help figure out next steps. Lighting, cabinet types, counter top materials, Nancy will share her ideas from her years of experience designing […]
250 years ago this March, British soldiers shot into a crowd and killed five civilians outside Boston’s Old State House on a blustery night in 1770. In her new book on the Boston Massacre, Serena Zabin, professor of history at Carleton College, offers a unique view of the British occupation of Boston highlighting that the British […]
This Wednesday's Feature: FIORELLA'S March 3- March 10 Exciting offer on breadsticks and a jar of marinara with each order of any family style meal on menu (Feeds 4-5 people) Fiorella's Cucina 24 Walden Street 978-341-9999
Wednesdays, March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 from 6 to 7:30 PM Grief can be isolating enough when you're a teen, but with the added stress of social distancing it can be even harder. Join other teens in this virtual space to connect with people who "get it" and find new ways to cope with […]
Join Mara for a discussion about what anxiety is, different categories of anxiety, and strategies for managing anxiety more effectively. Understanding what anxiety looks like in others enables us to more effectively cope with episodes, when they occur, and take good, loving care of ourselves. This is part of CCACE's ongoing Wednesday Speaker Series. Check […]
The testing landscape is changing quickly. From cancelled tests to test-optional policies, this class will identify and unpack the major issues relating to testing so that families can make smart, effective plans for their students. Attendees will gain an understanding of the differences between the SAT and ACT, and how to decide which test to […]
Explore natural and sustainable approaches to post-death care, funerals, and body disposition. As we've come to realize the importance of environmental impact in every area of our lives, we also should consider that what we do with our body after death also impacts the earth. Get an overview of the issues and alternatives of after-death […]
The Concord Free Public Library is excited to announce a variety of programs to celebrate National Poetry Month in April, many of which are in collaboration with Gaining Ground, a non-profit organic farm in Concord dedicated to hunger relief. Together with Gaining Ground, the Library is accepting poems written by all ages to be featured […]
Every Path Laid Open: Women of Concord and the Quest for Equality includes rare artifacts from the collection that tell the story of Concord women of the past – some famous and some almost invisible. Each portrait, needlework, or piece of furniture, carefully preserved by succeeding generations and now by the Concord Museum, makes it possible […]
The Johari Window is a useful tool for increasing both self-awareness and the ability to build mutual understanding, respect and effective communication. It also supports team development and group dynamics. In this workshop, we will learn about the model, practice applying it to scenarios and leave with ideas on how to use it in the […]
In a town famous for the independent spirit of its people, Concord's women have always been leaders, fighting for justice and creating a uniquely American in literature and art. Join us to hear the stories of these remarkable women, and see the places where they made their mark. The Women of Concord Tour will meet […]
Join Ivy Child International, Santosha School of Yoga and Sounds True Foundation for the March edition of the Healing Retreat for People of Color - Featuring Presenters Salim Rollins, Dr. Keshia Abraham, Maria Broom and Jonathan Foust. The March retreat will focus on Yoga, Ayurveda, Dance and Meditation to promote recovery. The Healing Retreat for […]
There is so much going on in our lives right now -- things to look forward to, things to worry about, things that are changing. Sometimes it can be hard to find the space for expressing your thoughts and ideas in a creative format, and yet doing so can make us feel much more connected […]
Swing by the Concord COA to get FREE coffee and pastries generously donated by the Concord Starbucks. Starbucks is giving us 50 cups of hot, delicious coffee with their signature sweets. When you come to pick up your coffee on Monday March 8th between 10:00 AM and 10:30 AM, please wear a mask and stay […]
Want to feel supported, let go and rest? On Monday nights, take time to quiet the mind, soothe the body and calm the nervous system. Lifelong meditator and Be Well Be Here founder, Lara Wilson, MA, GCMS offers guided meditation that boosts the immune system and encourages a good night’s sleep. These 30-minute sessions are […]
The Concord Free Public Library will host a free puppet show featuring Through Me to You Puppetry on Tuesday March 9 at 10 am. Join Newton and his puppet friends for some storytime fun! Newton & Friends take turns reading stories and singing songs with the kids. At the end of the show, children are […]
Over the past year, COVID-19 has changed the way we all function on a daily basis and which has, in some cases, affected our mental and physical health. Join a moderated Q&A, sponsored by the Corporators and the Auxiliary of Emerson Hospital, where health care clinicians will discuss topics like anxiety and grief, addiction support, […]
Sculpture and other forms of public art have been making the headlines a lot lately. Monuments have been toppled, contemporary sculptures replacing them; art appears on billboards and city streets, “popping up” in squares, projected onto buildings, as sky-writing, and even as “virtual” images on phones. Whatever you think about such personal expressions, one thing […]
Starting March 10th "Relax and Reminisce" gives us the opportunity to remember, share and listen to stories. We will use photos, pictures, and our own memories of events to prompt discussion and relate the experiences of our past with one another. We will get to know each other through storytelling, and share good times, accomplishments, […]
Does your child know what to do if a stranger comes to the door or how to get help in an emergency? The Home Alone class is designed to teach children simple rules and procedures for responsible self-care. Students will be asked to print an activity packet that we will send along with the Zoom […]
Explore the endless possibilities of making calzones, a baked Italian turnover, fresh from your own oven! In this hands-on online class, Adrienne will go over the dough and filler options while you prepare a calzone to bake. You will be able to personalize your calzone with different filling options. Calzones make a great appetizer, main […]
Join Travis and Nick Ducoff for a conversation about paying for college and the true cost of higher education in the United States today. As the founder and CEO of Edmit, a Boston-based company that helps guide students and their families through the entire college process with more aid and less debt, Nick will help […]
CCHS IN COLLABORATION WITH THE CENTER FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS, THE CCHS PA PRESENTS: Pandemic Parenting One Year In: Tools for Positive Communication Please join Clinical Psychologist Dr. Rachel Kramer for a webinar on March 11, 2021 at 7:30 pm (scroll down to locate link) One year into pandemic parenting many families are experiencing […]
Join Maryellen King of Concord Park on March 12th 11:00 AM for “Brain Healthy Cooking for One,” a discussion on foods that improve memory and concentration. This is Part II of the Brain Healthy Cooking Program, designed to improve cognitive function whether or not you have memory loss. There is no charge for this program. […]
We welcome back Roger Tincknell to the COA for a festive music program of traditional and contemporary Irish, Irish American and other Celtic songs and instrumentals performed on guitar, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, Irish bouzouki, Bodhran (Irish drum), spoons and Limberjack (Irish “dancing” instrument). Roger Tincknell is an accomplished musician, singer and song-writer, whose concerts include […]
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Join author Pamela Painter for a discussion of her short story collection Fabrications on Tuesday, March 23 at 7:00 p.m. Pamela Painter is the author of five story collections, Getting to Know the Weather, which won the Great Lakes College Award Award for First Fiction, The Long and Short of It, Wouldn’t You Like to Know, Ways to Spend the […]
Please join us for the Tuesday book discussion group on Zoom! This month's book is The Odyssey (the Robert Fagles translation). For March, we will discuss the Robert Fagles' translation of The Odyssey, by Holer. This month's discussion will be in memory of our late book club member Ruth Soybel. The Odyssey was a favorite of hers, and she particularly […]
While we wait for spring to arrive, make yourself a cup of tea and spend a pleasant morning learning how to sculpt soft, warm, unspun sheep’s wool into a small rabbit figure. Needle felting is relaxing and easy to learn. All materials will be shipped. Registration for this class closes March 3.
Concord-Carlisle High School students will be serving seniors their annual St. Patrick’s Day luncheon, as a drive-through event on Sunday, March 14th from the CCHS parking lot. For those that cannot make it to the high school, a limited number of meals can be delivered to Concord seniors. Students will package a traditional boiled dinner […]
Concord-Carlisle High School students will be serving seniors their annual St. Patrick’s Day luncheon, as a drive-through event on Sunday, March 14th from the CCHS parking lot. For those that cannot make it to the high school, a limited number of meals can be delivered to Concord seniors. Students will package a traditional boiled dinner […]
Have a computer or eBook related question? Please sign up for a Virtual Drop-In Tech Help Zoom session and speak with a staff member! Register here for the Zoom link.
Tune in for an interview with some of Concord's town officials to learn more about the vaccination.
Long-term investing is like a journey. Whether you're traveling or investing, you want to prepare for the trip and avoid wasting time and money along the way. We'll examine: The economy, interest rates and our outlook, current market trends, ways to prepare for volatility, and opportunities in today's market.
Many people put off estate planning for fear of the time involved, the cost, and being sold documents they don’t need. In this workshop, you will learn the basics of estate planning so you can set your goals, know the documents you need, and prepare the questions you need to ask. We will cover how […]
We are bringing the fun to Easter at Revolutionary Concord Purchase $20 of fun March 23-March 28th to receive a FREE Easter tote (while supplies last)!
Join the staff of the Concord Free Public Library, Fowler Branch, for a virtual “mini-feast” with Chef Liz Barbour as she shares how to cook for 1 or 2. In this session, Liz will help attendees learn how to maximize the use of their ingredients when preparing meals for only a few people. Liz is […]
In collaboration with Indian Hill Music of Littleton, the Concord COA is offering an 8-week music appreciation series via Zoom. This comprehensive introduction to music is appropriate for those new to exploring music and those that are looking to build on their musical appreciation. The total cost of the eight sessions is $80 payable to […]
i.e. the generals and admirals through whom he exercised command When we think about our country's leading military men of WW2, the names Eisenhower, Nimitz, Bradley, Halsey, Patton, and MacArthur are likely to be foremost in our mind. Yet, although these men were key players in bringing a victorious end to WW2, they were subordinate […]
All meetings are available via Zoom to the public and interested individuals are encouraged to participate remotely. Please email msbc@concordps.org for more information.
The COA and the Fowler Branch Library team up monthly for a Take & Make project. This month it's time to get started on your garden with a seed starter kit! We've assembled a variety of vegetable seeds with instructions in a package that is perfect for both new and seasoned gardeners. Drive through the […]
Get your inspiration at Imagination Station, the Village Art Room’s new retail space! We have new and up - cycled art and craft supplies, as well as art activity kits. Many supplies are from the beloved 5 and 10, or donated by community members. Sales support the awesome community art outreach projects of ART for […]
Get your inspiration at Imagination Station, the Village Art Room’s new retail space! We have new and up - cycled art and craft supplies, as well as art activity kits. Many supplies are from the beloved 5 and 10, or donated by community members. Sales support the awesome community art outreach projects of ART for […]
Join Be Well Be Here for Restorative Yoga and Meditation to recalibrate body, mind and spirit. Feeling tired of it all? Gently bring your body into alignment by engaging in restorative poses accompanied by mindful meditation guided by Be Well Be Here founder, Lara Wilson, RYT-200. Give yourself the gift of compassionate practice in a […]
Presented online by CCM Faculty Member Kitty Cheung-Evans, Saturday, March 20, 10:00 - 10:50 am Register in advance to receive the link to the complimentary lecture: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemCID3Rdp97IBzqhAbIPPdENfnRD-d0P5_v1QvYbRevSgUTw/viewform?gxids=7628 Extensively deemed one of the most influential composers of the 20th century, Arnold Schoenberg invented Serialism. What is Serialism? It is a unique way to write music without […]
THREE-DAY WORKSHOP Friday, March 19, Saturday, March 20, and Sunday March 21, 2021 10:00am – 2:30pm each day M: $250 / NM: $300
Playtime Theater is returning on March 13th with a special performance of Sleeping Beauty. Our regular schedule will follow on March 20th. We can’t wait to see everyone again! Join us for a delightful interactive theater experience! CYT actors will inspire you with new and improved versions of familiar children’s stories, complete with a sing-a-long! Outgoing audience members […]
Tune in for an interview with some of Concord's town officials to learn more about the vaccination.
Join acclaimed poets Allison Adair and Tiana Clark who will read from their prize-winning debut collections and talk about the development of the poems in these books. Register for the Zoom link.
MARCH 22-28 The Beede Center is looking for YOU to join our fantastic POP-UP week. Register Today! AQUATICS Monday 3/22 Deep Water with Teresa 7:00-7:50am Deep Water with Geralyn 9:00-9:50am Parent/Child “Fun & Skills with Geralyn 10:00-10:30am Shallow Water Workout with Geralyn 11:00-11:50am Arthritis with Geralyn 1:00-1:45pm Tuesday 3/23 Deep […]
Come travel with Nancy and Dave as they move through England by ways of Yorkshire, Cornwall and London followed by a ride on the Eurostar through the Channel Tunnel to Bruges, Belgium. The last part of their trip took them to Italy exploring Torino, Acosta with a trip to Mont Blanc on cable cars, and […]
2 Quarts of Chili and/or Chowder for $35 +tax Includes delicious sweet cornbread! Open every day at 8am, serving 3 meals daily. Open every day @8am!
Musketaquid's Arts and Environment Program at Concord's Umbrella Arts Center offers ongoing classes and workshops. CLICK HERE
Spring is in the Air - Get a sneak peek 👀 at our Spring catalog! CC Adult & Community Education! CLICK HERE
In Honor of International Women’s History Month: Rendezvous with Rachel Revere – Portrayed by Judith Kalaora … it is May 2, 1775 and Rachel Revere has only heard from her beloved husband Paul once since his legendary midnight ride on the 18th of April. Still isolated from one another due to the Siege of Boston, […]
Open to all who live or work in Concord or Carlisle. 2nd and 4th Wednesdays 1-2pm First Parish Church, 20 Lexington Road, Concord Generous grocery options include fresh fruit & vegetables, meat, dairy, eggs and non-perishables. Socially distanced, safe and private. No pre-registration required.
Join Randall Warniers for a discussion of the movie The Farewell (2019) on Wednesday, March 24 at 7:00 p.m. Actress Awkwafina won a Golden Globe for her performance in this heartfelt comedy about family dynamics in Changchun, China. Please watch The Farewell on Kanopy before the discussion. To register for the discussion and receive a Zoom link, send an email to […]
For more information about Improv 3 and Broadway Dance, please go to Concord Youth Theatre
Concord’s Annual Town Election is scheduled for Tuesday, March 25. All residents who are registered to vote in Concord are eligible to vote in this election. What’s on the ballot: Town Moderator (one position, one-year term) Board of Selectmen (one position, three-year term) School Committee (one position, three-year term) Concord Housing Authority (one position, five-year […]
Please join Dr. Susanna Bedell for a listen & learn session. Dr. Bedell will present information on key concerns as you prepare for your medical appointment. Preparation prior to your doctor's visit is very important to a successful outcome and having your needs met. Dr. Bedell will further discuss aspects of self-care which is a […]
Learn some basket-making basics and create a lovely Japanese-style basket with a bud vase that is a perfect gift for any occasion. Choose from a range of hand-dyed rattan weavers in vibrant colors. You will weave a square base that is secured with twined reed, turn up your weavers in a sweeping curve and finish […]
Get your new Barrel stickers… They expire March 31. Residents must purchase disposal tags and/or barrel stickers in addition to paying a subscription fee. Weekly disposal tags are available at the locations listed below year round. 6-month barrel stickers are available at all locations during the months of March and April; September and October. Stickers […]
THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF CONCORD AND CARLISLE IS THE LARGEST SOURCE OF SCHOLARSHIPS SPECIFICALLY FOR STUDENTS IN OUR COMMUNITY WHO NEED HELP TO PURSUE THEIR DREAMS. WE DISTRIBUTE AN EXTRAORDINARILY HIGH PERCENTAGE OF THE MONEY WE RAISE. WE ALSO OFFER A VARIETY OF NAMED FUNDS TO HONOR A LOVED ONE. APPLICATION FORMS AND […]
Join Royce and Cary for a monthly puppet show via Zoom! We'll have songs, stories...as well as general puppet-y silliness. Stay tuned for puppet take-and-make crafts. Register today and receive the Zoom link for all subsequent programs.
Saturday, March 27, 10:00 - 11:00 am Presented online by CCM Faculty Member Hyunjung Kim on March 27th (Everyone welcome, this complimentary lecture is open to the community) Register in advance to receive the link to the lecture: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemCID3Rdp97IBzqhAbIPPdENfnRD-d0P5_v1QvYbRevSgUTw/viewform?gxids=7628 Imagine if we lived in a world with no artists. What would life be like? It […]
Did you know that Massachusetts is home to more piping plovers than any other New England state, and more than New York and New Jersey combined? These shorebirds are still threatened on the Endangered Species List, but they are making a comeback, along with other beach nesting birds like American oystercatchers and least terns. In […]
Presented online by CCM Faculty Members Fabrizio Mazzetta and Stephen Marotto on Saturday, March 27, 10:00 - 11:00 am Register in advance to receive the link to the lecture: CCM students / Non-CCM students ($15): https://concordconservatory.org/beyond-classical-music-developing-improvisation-skills-cello Drawing from our foundation of classical training, we will explore how to develop your creativity through improvisation. During the […]
The Beede Center is excited to be offering Sunday Family Fun Afternoons! Our next event will be Sunday March 28, 2021 from 4:00pm-5:30pm Exclusive access for families...limited space! * Free with a family membership * $25 for non-member families ** Join Beede with an annual recurring family membership ON Sunday Family Fun Afternoon and we'll waive the $99 […]
Middle School Building Project TOWN-WIDE SURVEY The Middle School Building Committee invites you to participate in a TOWN-WIDE SURVEY regarding the design, function, and project cost of the new middle school project. It is critical that we collect feedback broad community feedback from all segments of our population and as many residents as possible. Please click here to share your feedback in […]
The Concord Friends of the Aging are lifting spirits by generously providing Concord seniors a gift of tete-a-tete daffodils. In lieu of their Spring Fling, which has been canceled due to Covid, these four inch foil-covered pots will be available for pick-up on Tuesday March 30th from 1:00 to 2:00 PM in the parking lot […]
Did you know that Concord’s water use more than doubled in 2020 compared to 2019? Join the Concord Free Public Library and Concord’s Sustainability Division for a virtual program on water conservation in Concord on Tuesday, March 30th at 7pm. The event will feature water conservation experts from the Concord Public Works. Learn about where […]
The Children’s Department at the Concord Free Public Library has installed a March StoryWalk on the Main Library front lawn. This month the StoryWalk features A Sled for Gabo, a Spanish-infused picture book by Emma Otheguy with vibrant illustrations by Ana Ramirez Gonzalez. This is an uplifting tale about shy Gabo, who tries to make […]
Ode to Beatrix is a joyful tribute to beloved author Beatrix Potter and her characters Peter, Flopsy, and Mopsy Cottontail, perfect for any spring day! Choose this happy arrangement featuring fresh roses, ranunculus, sweet pea, parsley, carrots, and radishes. Watch for smiles all around–even from Mr. McGregor! Order Ode to Beatrix for pick-up or delivery […]
Annual Arts & Environment Extends "Earth Month" for Covid-Safe Options On display now through April 23, The Umbrella Arts & Environment Program's annual, non-juried art exhibition this year explores the theme of "Change is in the Air". With work by internationally exhibited artists and local schoolchildren alike, the community exhibition centers on work responding to […]
Planning for a healthy future in your later years is as important as planning for your financial future. Getting older can bring on health challenges and learning about these concerns and adjusting your lifestyle can allow you to age as healthy as possible. Join COA geriatric nurse, Valerie Boggia, as she shares facts about health […]
Traffic, aggressive drivers and the pace we live, combine to make driving stressful. If you find yourself saying, “come on already, MOVE!” under your breath, you may be ready to reevaluate. Our time in the car doesn’t have to be ‘wasting our lives away’, but a time to live in the moment and arrive safe […]
Ode to Beatrix is a joyful tribute to beloved author Beatrix Potter and her characters Peter, Flopsy, and Mopsy Cottontail, perfect for any spring day! Choose this happy arrangement featuring fresh roses, ranunculus, sweet pea, parsley, carrots, and radishes. Watch for smiles all around–even from Mr. McGregor! Order Ode to Beatrix for pick-up or delivery […]
Be sure to come see Concord Museum’s brand new April 19, 1775 galleries to learn more about the day the ‘Shot was Heard Round the World.' We will be reopening on April 1st, and we will be open every Thursday-Sunday 10am to 4pm (except April 4th). Please register in advance for your timed ticket at […]
Ode to Beatrix is a joyful tribute to beloved author Beatrix Potter and her characters Peter, Flopsy, and Mopsy Cottontail, perfect for any spring day! Choose this happy arrangement featuring fresh roses, ranunculus, sweet pea, parsley, carrots, and radishes. Watch for smiles all around–even from Mr. McGregor! Order Ode to Beatrix for pick-up or delivery […]
vs. Westford Academy Watch live here: https://www.minuteman.media/2408/Education
Ode to Beatrix is a joyful tribute to beloved author Beatrix Potter and her characters Peter, Flopsy, and Mopsy Cottontail, perfect for any spring day! Choose this happy arrangement featuring fresh roses, ranunculus, sweet pea, parsley, carrots, and radishes. Watch for smiles all around–even from Mr. McGregor! Order Ode to Beatrix for pick-up or delivery […]
DRive thru Event $5 per car Pre-registration required Photos with the Bunny & filled eggs Take treats home! Register your car at ConcordRec.com
