Our collective mental health is suffering right now. Anxiety and depression, especially amongst youth, are at all-time highs. Research shows social media is at least partly to blame. But it's also a necessary way to communicate these days. Can we help kids balance technology to achieve digital wellness when so much has moved online? How […]
Get a Sound Start in the New Year! Help your body auto-tune with 30 minutes of restorative sound healing led by certified Biofield Tuner, Julie Ramsdell. Using principles of coherent tone generation, Julie realigns the body on a cellular level through resonance and entrainment to release stress, restore clarity and instill inner calm. All you […]
January’s Art in Bloom in Concord collaboration of the Garden Club of Concord, Concord Art, and the Concord Museum will showcase floral designs interpreting original works of art. Garden Club members will create floral interpretations of entries in the exhibition Members Juried 1: Painting and Sculpture at Concord Art, and of the watercolors in the exhibition HOME: Paintings by Loring W. Coleman at the Concord Museum. The designs will infuse […]
One of the most beloved American artists was a painter who illustrated over 322 covers for "The Saturday Evening Post" for 47 years. Attend and enjoy his wonderful images and remember why he is recognized as an America icon. ART MATTERS displays oversized reproductions of paintings to encourage comparison, discussion and reflection. This Zoom presentation […]
Join this free Zoom presentation to understand how COVID-19 is changing the college admissions landscape and how it will affect freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. The college admissions process is undergoing significant change as many colleges have gone test-optional for this current admissions cycle and will evaluate their testing policies going forward. With the opportunity for visiting colleges curtailed, […]
Join this free Zoom presentation to understand how COVID-19 is changing the college admissions landscape and how it will affect freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. The college admissions process is undergoing significant change as many colleges have gone test-optional for this current admissions cycle and will evaluate their testing policies going forward. With the opportunity for […]
We will show a simple method for composting kitchen waste year-round easily, without having the pile freeze up in January. Time permitting, we will also cover simple, two easy approaches to composting garden weeds: one in a manner that allows the pile to reach 140 degrees, and the second where weeds are sheet-composted in garden […]
Belmont World Film Family Festival, Workshops 2021 January 15-24 www.belmontworldfilm.org Belmont World Film's Family Festival provides children age 3-12 the opportunity to see some of the world’s most remarkable films—films that provide a window into the lives of kids in other cultures, races, and ethnicities—as well as several educational workshops and opportunities to meet filmmakers from […]
For the past 27 years the Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council has had a January celebration to honor the memory of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. In 2021, we plan to continue this tradition and are excited to do so during a time when we recognize that our mission and the mission that Dr. King […]
Carve out some time for yourself and make a functional piece of art to brighten your home! This basket requires (almost) no sewing, and is constructed by weaving strips of fabric over cotton piping. Enjoy a couple of relaxing hours wrapping and weaving, and end by sewing on a decorative button to finish and personalize […]
