Take a walk down Concord’s Main Street with local historians Barbara Forman and Judy Fichtenbaum. Learn more about the shops that existed on the “Mill Dam” and how Concordians shopped for clothing and goods in the 18th and 19th centuries. Please register online or call 978-369-9763, x216.
Come see Concord Youth Theatre's Junior Company Performance of Aesop’s Musical Foibles June 1-3. Performances are June 1 & 2 at 7pm; June 2 & 3 at 2pm. Aesop's Foibles begins as young Aesop explains to the audience about his problem of constantly hearing annoying voices in his head, which come to life as hysterical characters onstage that […]
What better place to learn about the interwoven lives of Concordians in the 19th century than our beautiful town cemetery! World famous authors, who once walked these grounds, lie buried amongst the friends and neighbors whose paths criscrossed theirs. See how Ralph Waldo Emerson’s ideas about the harmony of man and nature play out in […]
The Beede Center of Concord and the Concord Free Public Library have teamed up to bring you stories and a swim. Meet at the Beede Center lobby for a storytime at 11 am and then enjoy a swim in the Kiddie Pool until noon. This free program is perfect for children age three years and […]
Explore Concord and its historic Sites, unique shops and restaurants, and nature at its best! Concord is important in three periods of history. Incorporated and settled in 1635 by 12 English Puritan families. It was the first settlement inland and above tidewater which meant it was excisable only by land. The settlers chose the name […]
Join us for the kick off of the summer reading club at the Library and play a giant candy land game on the Library lawn. The Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory movie will be shown inside the Library starting at 2 pm. Readers of all ages can register for the club at either the […]
Want to sit in the driver's seat? This workshop will take you through the role of the director. Learn the art behind directing a live (or live-to-tape) shoot, including communicating with your crew effectively, switching between camera shots seamlessly, chroma key and calling up graphics that enhance your final production. If you've ever volunteered for […]
Gregory Maguire, born and educated in upstate New York, has lived in Dublin, London, and New England. He began his career as a writer for children at the age of 25, publishing more than a dozen books in as many years. In 1995 his first adult novel, Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked […]
IMSCC's summer music lesson program is now accepting registrations! The Summer Session is flexible - choose which weeks fit your schedule, June 28 through August 21. Lessons take place at CCHS and the Carlisle School. You can request lessons online at https://ccace.asapconnected.com/#PrivateLessons
This one-session class will teach non-profit organizations how to video record their events for Web and cablecast. Learn to use CCTV’s cameras and microphones to record presentations, meetings, street events, and interviews. Learn how to deal with challenging lighting and audio situations, and how to shoot for efficient post-production editing.
