For students ages 10-14. Flex your creative muscles in the comfort of your own home! Learn skills in scriptwriting, character development, improvisation, and camera operation as you make your own short film! Equipment needed: Video camera or smartphone and basic editing software such as iMovie.
People are becoming more aware of the birds in their own backyards during quarantine, and many more people are becoming birders. This silver lining of taking more time to notice and listen to the life around us is one that I hope we can carry with us beyond these challenging times. In this class we […]
For students in grades 6-9. Learn how to design awesome 3D objects using BlocksCAD, a software program that combines 3D modeling with block-based coding. You will learn basic computer-aided design (CAD) principles while learning the foundations of coding. While you build on the introductory concepts and practice computational thinking skills, you have fun creating unique, […]
Megan Marshall will interview her friend and colleague Holly Jackson about her new book, “American Radicals: How 19th Century Protest Shaped the Nation.” We’ll learn more about how the 19th century social justice movement is still influencing our national dialogue on systemic racism, women’s rights, and poverty. Thoreau, Alcott, Emerson, Fuller, Hawthorne, and many other […]
Send a special Valentine to a special someone! The ART for ALL program is selling beautiful, charming, whimsical one-of-a-kind Valentines made by local creatives, with all proceeds supporting community art outreach projects. Cards are on sale now at Joy Street Life and Home in West Concord. You can also see the cards online and order […]
The high cost of long-term care can wipe out a family’s life savings in a short period of time. Unfortunately, many families are faced with this situation, finding themselves at the mercy of an under-funded government Medicaid system with limited choices. Recent legislative changes have created many questions surrounding planning techniques: How can I protect […]
Elementary School children meet on Tuesdays at 4 PM: Session 1, FULL; Session 2, March 16 to April 13; Session 3, May 4 to June 1. Middle School children meet Thursdays at 4 p.m.: Session 1, January 28 to March 4; Session 2, March 18 to April 15; Session 3, May 6 to June 3. […]
White Pond The White Pond beach and farm parcels were gifted to the Town of Concord in 2018 in a charitable donation from the White Pond Associates Inc. This charitable donation was "to preserve White Pond and its shores as a place of historic interest and natural beauty; to provide a suitable place for recreational […]
Samantha Power, Concord resident, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and President Biden’s nominee to direct the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) was recently filmed for a Concord Museum Forum which will air on Tuesday, February 2, 2021. During the forum she will be discussing her memoir, The Education of an Idealist. As […]
Wine and fine caramels are both delicious, but when properly paired, they become something truly extraordinary. Join us for a relaxing evening of sweet indulgence as we sip wines specially chosen to accompany the flavors of artisanal caramels. Together, we will appreciate why Pinot Noir complements deep chocolate caramel while a sweeter Moscato pairs ideally with ginger fusion caramel. […]
