Open Door This class, hosted in partnership with Concord-Carlisle and Acton-Boxborough Community Education, will meet from 7-8PM tonight, Wednesday the 21st. The testing landscape is changing quickly. From cancelled tests to test-optional policies, this workshop will identify and unpack the major issues relating to testing this Fall and Winter so that families can make smart, effective plans for […]
Looking to boost your sense of well-being and joy? We are hardwired for joy but may often find ourselves in survival mode. In this Energy Medicine workshop, you will learn how to activate your Radiant Circuits – your energy system for joy which can instantly send energy to wherever your body needs a boost. Your […]
In this informal conversation with nationally-known child psychologist and author Dr. Anthony Rao, we will discuss how parents can employ agency to help themselves, their families and their communities during these difficult times. Dr. Rao’s most recent book, The Power of Agency, is based on 7 principles to help you take action to stay grounded, […]
Local artist and environmentalist William Turville has created a new sculpture out of recycled materials, located at Millbrook Tarry, 75 Lowell Rd., Concord, MA. However, the sculpture doesn't have a name yet, so William Turville and we at The Umbrella are inviting people of all ages to submit a name for this sculpture. I have […]
Café Topic: Diversity & Inclusion in The Natural World Please join us for NC's Fall Seasonal Café - an informal gathering of friends of The Nature Connection to discuss relevant topics and enjoy some (self-provided) tea or coffee! This Thursday's café will feature an informal conversation about common implicit biases in the fields of nature-based […]
Register today for our COVID Style Chest Event featuring Concord resident, Charlotte Whitmore, from the Innocence Project. Join us on Thursday, October 22 from 5:30-7:00 pm to hear Concord resident, attorney Charlotte Whitmore, speak about the causes of wrongful convictions and her efforts to remedy these injustices through her work at the Boston College Innocence […]
CC Theatre proudly presents CC Theatre Under the Stars, an outdoor evening of five one-act plays about identity and relationships, who we are and how we relate to one another. Performances will take place Thursday 10/22, Friday 10/23, and Saturday 10/24 (rain date Sunday 10/25) at 7:00pm outside in the CCHS amphitheater. Tickets will be […]
Parenting Adolescents During the Pandemic: Challenges and Opportunities Thursday, October 22, 2020 at 7:30PM. Free and open to all! Parents of adolescents always have a lot on their minds. As the pandemic continues, please join Dr. Rachel Kramer for a webinar to discuss helpful strategies and reassuring ideas for parenting adolescents during this challenging time. […]
Registration for CCYH Mosquito program now open: The CCYH Mosquito program is considered our "Hockey 101" program and is geared for Girls and Boys who were born between 1/1/2012 and 12/31/2015. Please visit www.ccyh.org for more details and to register your child. Please note that due to COVID-19 protocols for social distancing, CCYH will not be having the Learn to Skate program this year. If your player […]
In a time of national crisis – political, medical, financial, environmental and moral – storytelling is more important than ever. Novelist Jennifer Haigh talks about what literature has to teach us, and why it is urgently necessary in these troubled times. Jennifer Haigh is a novelist and short story writer. Her sixth book, the novel […]
