The League of Women Voters is sponsoring an informative meeting at Fowler Library from 9:15 to 11:30 on the issue which will be on the ballot June 12th The vote on the 12th will determine whether the Town of Concord will permit marijuana establishments in Concord. Speakers will present both sides of the issue. This […]
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 […]
John Sullivan, Assistant Conductor and Accompanist of the Concord Chorus, offers an elegant evening of beautiful works for piano, including Mozart’s Symphony no. 40 in G minor, K. 550, transcribed by August Horn and Beethoven’s Symphony no. 3 in E-flat major, Op. 55, transcribed by Otto Singer. The recital will take place on Friday, June […]
The much-anticipated annual book sale takes place on the Concord Library lawn Saturday, June 2 from 10 am-3 pm. Thousands of paperbacks and hard covers in all genres, most at $2; media of all kinds, and boxes and boxes of children’s books. Cash and checks only, please. Refreshments available for purchase. Rain date is June […]
CCF dragonfly walk, June 2 Come look for dragonflies and damselflies at the Cranberry Bog on Curve Street on Saturday, June 2, at 10 a.m. The walk, led by Alan Ankers and Susan Emmons, is suitable for all ages and interests, and will include looking for butterflies, birds and anything else that interests the group. […]
CCHS Class of 2018 Graduation Ceremony
Learn genealogy skills Claire Smith will discuss vital records—records of births, marriages and deaths of your ancestors, a primary source used to build your family tree. Find out whether vital records were kept, where to find them, how to interpret them and what to do when you are unable find them. Attendees will learn the […]
Fun for Everyone! Rain or Shine! Carnival games Cake Walk Face Painting Fantastic Raffle Items Delicious Food Balloon Animals Music Benefiting the Willard Parent Teacher Group (PTG). Working to sponsor specific programs and activities that benefit the Willard school children and the community.
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.
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 […]
