The Concord and Acton Councils on Aging (COA) are pleased to be one of 16 state-wide sites offering a program to support and assist people in the 50+ demographic looking for employment. This regional group is designed to boost people who are searching for a new job, a new career direction, re-entering the workforce after […]
Founded in 1946, the 110-voice Concord Chorus performs several concerts of choral-orchestral and smaller works each season. Auditions for all voice parts will be held during two open rehearsals on Mondays, September 10 and 17, 2018, from 7:30 to 10 PM at Trinity Episcopal Church’s Parish Hall (81 Elm Street) in Concord, Massachusetts. The audition […]
The Garden Club of Concord is soliciting proposals from local organizations and residents seeking funding for gardening-related community projects. Each year, the Garden Club sponsors a range of projects in the Concord community. Past grants have funded planting projects at the Old Manse, the Concord Housing Authority and The Umbrella Community Arts Center. Grants have […]
Please join us for a special Tuesday evening event, on September 11 at 7pm, when Anne Rioux shares her new work of nonfiction, Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy: The Story of Little Women and Why It Still Matters. There will be time for Q&A and book signing after the author presentation. Anne Boyd Rioux, a professor […]
Did you know that the ukulele is the easiest instrument to play? See for yourself. Join us for the Ukulele Taster at Reasons To Be Cheerful in West Concord on Tuesday, September 11th from 7 – 8:00 pm. After an hour, you’ll fall in love with playing this happy and cool instrument and will probably […]
The CCYH Learn to Skate and Mosquitos (Learn to Play Hockey) programs are now open for registration. Both programs are held at the Middlesex School in Concord from mid November through the end of February. Learn to Skate sessions are held Saturday mornings and Mosquitos sessions are held Saturday and Sunday mornings. Please visit www.ccyh.org […]
Essential Computer Skills Need to brush up or just learn an easier way to get around the computer? Come to our class and learn what skills are necessary to use computers comfortably as well as help you become a more efficient computer user. This will be a hands-on class, laptops provided, based on Windows 7 […]
Revolution. Transcendentalism. Women’s suffrage. Take a deep dive into the history that has made Concord a focal point for social change with the Concord Historical Collaborative’s program titled “Changing the Course of History: The Tide of Social Reform in Concord.” Once a month, starting in September and running through June, a different member organization of […]
This year's Back to School Night will be held on September 12 in three separate sessions: 5-6PM - Grades K and 1 6-7PM - Grades 2 and 3 7-8PM - Grades 4 and 5 Before and after each session, please join school principal Matt Lucey, Willard's curriculum specialists, special subject teachers, the PTG and other members […]
Author Stephen Lane, a teacher at Concord-Carlisle High School (CCHS), will discuss his new book No Sanctuary: Teachers and the School Reform that Brought Gay Rights to the Masses. Mr. Lane will also lead a forum, in which the participants will discuss their experiences. Until very recently school was a special sort of nightmare for […]
