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January 2020
Little Hands, Big Hearts: A Valentine Card Crafting Party – Hosted by the Auxiliary of Emerson Hospital
Valentine’s Day will soon be here! The Auxiliary of Emerson Hospital invites families with children ages 3-10 to participate in a free greeting card crafting event on Tuesday, January 28th. The drop-in event, “Little Hands, Big Hearts”, will take place in the Cheney Conference Room in the main building of Emerson Hospital between 3-5 PM. Children will have an opportunity to make special handmade cards that will be given to patients at the hospital on Valentine’s Day. This is a…
Find out more »Introduction to Watercolor Class Begins
An Introduction to Watercoloring Learn how to let go and create in this comfortable, introductory class. All materials and refreshments are included.
Find out more »We need your help to build an inclusive Middle School
This Special Board Meeting of the Concord Public Schools and Concord-Carlisle Regional School District Special Education Parent Advisory Council has been convened to ensure parents can provide input at this critical stage in the planning process. Please join us to learn about the new middle school. You will have the opportunity to give input on what special education students need and have your questions answered. SMMA, the architects and project managers, will present an overview of the project and Superintendent…
Find out more »Shamrock Ball Tickets on Sale
The Shamrock Ball is for girls in grades 2-6 and any adult guest. This event will take place on Saturday, March 7th at the Westford Regency and will be a semi-formal event. This program will be available for registration on Friday January 31st, 2019 at 7:30am. Tickets are sold as a pair. One for the adult and one for the child. If you have other children there is a reduced fee of $25 for the 2nd, 3rd, etc child. When…
Find out more »If you are a Pitch Perfect fan, you won’t want to miss Concord Youth Theatre’s 10th annual Ice Capella!
Join us for the 10th annual Ice Capella, Friday, January 31, 7:30 p.m. at Concord-Carlisle High School (CCHS) Auditorium, 500 Walden Street, Concord, Mass., where you can hear local high school and college a capella groups perform a wide variety of your favorite songs—without instrumental accompaniment. Always a seasonal favorite, this year’s lineup includes a mix of all-male, all-female and mixed groups including: • The Charlie Chords (Berklee College of Music, Boston), who boast “harmonies tighter than standing room on…
Find out more »February 2020
Princess Valentine’s Brunch
Dress up your favorite "Little Princess" to celebrate Valentine's Day and join us for dancing, sing-a-longs, and princess story telling with Belle, Cinderella and her Fairy Godmother.
Find out more »Thoreau Animal Index Blitz
Organizer: The Walden Woods Project Join the Walden Woods Project to co-create an index of all of the animals mentioned in Thoreau’s Journals! Like Ray Angelo’s Botanical Index, this will become a valuable resource to Thoreau scholars for years to come. Reasons to join us: Researchers around the world will benefit from this resource. Everyone who contributes to the Animal Index will be recognized when it is completed and made public! Hot chocolate, tea and goodies will be served. Enjoy…
Find out more »Volunteer Training for The Nature Connection
The Nature Connection is seeking volunteers to join our team in delivering therapeutic nature-based programing to: youth at-risk, individuals with disabilities, and elders (including those with dementia/Alzheimer’s). Monthly programs feature fresh plants, live animals, natural materials, and seasonal themes/content. Nature Connection programs puts nature into the hands of people in our communities that cannot go outside for a walk to clear their mind, enjoy the autumn colors, or listen to the birds. Volunteer with The Nature Connection and help share…
Find out more »Concord Promise Parent Roundtable
Join Us in Concord on February 26 at 7pm to “Talk Tech.” No experts, presentations or scary statistics. Just parents coming together to share their struggles and support each other so we can help our kids keep tech in check. We’ll provide coffee and be on hand to answer questions. Bring yourself, stop by anytime. We promise you’ll walk away feeling supported and empowered with at least one new strategy for helping your kids manage technology.
Find out more »February Reading Circle
Host: The Walden Woods Project Location: 44 Baker Farm Road Lincoln, MA Join the Walden Woods Project for our new Reading Circle! We will read and explore works by Thoreau as well as authors whose work contributes to an even deeper examination of Thoreau’s ideas. At our first Reading Circle we will discuss “Civil Disobedience,” by Henry David Thoreau; “Slavery in Massachusetts,” by Henry David Thoreau; and “Letter from a Birmingham Jail,” by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We will…
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