A Special Black History Month Edition in collaboration with The Robbins House Thursday February 25th at 8 pm Directed by Barbara Pierre Accompanied by David Coleman Join us for a special Black History Month edition of our virtual cabaret series produced in collaboration with The Robbins House, a Concord-based nonprofit organization focused on raising awareness […]
Join Maryellen King of Concord Park on February 26th at 11:00 AM for “Brain Healthy Cooking,” a discussion on foods that improve memory and concentration. The Brain Healthy Cooking Program is designed to improve cognitive function for people of any age whether or not you have memory loss. A brain healthy diet can be an […]
The Concord Chamber Music Society is pleased to announce the creation and virtual release of "Concert and Conversation," featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and pianist Yehudi Wyner, CCMS Director and violinist Wendy Putnam and GBH and CRB producer Brian McCreath. "Concert and Conversation" was filmed at the Fraser Performance Studio in the fall of 2020 and […]
For students in grades 4-6. Practice the art of persuasion by inventing a product, making a prop prototype, and recording a commercial advertising your new invention! Work on your acting skills, public speaking and confidence while exercising your creativity in this 5 week class. This class will culminate in a short commercial showcase on the […]
How do an owl's feathers allow for silent flight? Why do snowy owls frequent Logan Airport in the winter? In this one-hour virtual workshop, we will learn about owls in their winter habitats, and tips on where to find them. Umbrella Arts & Environment teacher, Dr. Becky Harris will show how to draw a snowy […]
Haiku, the most popular form of poetry in the world, can help to connect us more deeply to the natural world. What a great reason to get outside! Join us for this introduction to haiku and inspirational walk. We’ll walk around Gowing’s Swamp, a Concord Land Conservation Trust property, gathering observations and insights, and then […]
Saturday, February 27th 2:00 – 3:30 pm Online lecture: Zoom, Live stream, cable TV Free and open to the public Join us for the Friends of Minute Man National Park Winter Lecture! Robert Thorson, professor at the University of Connecticut, will discuss the significance of stone walls found in the Minute Man National Historical Park. […]
Did you have a blast at the Winter Umbrella Ninja Festival? We did too! This February we are bringing you another fun festival of survival skills and nature sculptures. Master Ninja Instructor Ken Clarkson is teaching how to wood carving and escrima throwing. Rob Riman will teach fire building skills and what yummy snacks you […]
Have an idea for a kitchen remodel but need some insight? Local architect Nancy Dickinson will help you workshop your ideas in this one-hour session. She’ll review your plans ahead of time, then help figure out next steps. Lighting, cabinet types, counter top materials, Nancy will share her ideas from her years of experience designing […]
250 years ago this March, British soldiers shot into a crowd and killed five civilians outside Boston’s Old State House on a blustery night in 1770. In her new book on the Boston Massacre, Serena Zabin, professor of history at Carleton College, offers a unique view of the British occupation of Boston highlighting that the British […]
