Our popular Monday Night Meditation continues ! Join us for soothing practice that quiets the mind, relaxes the body and calms the nervous system. Regular evidence-based guided meditation helps boost our immune system and encourages a good night’s sleep. These simple, integrative 30-minute sessions are available for every age. Share the moment with friends and […]
During the course of history, the First Ladies of America have been watched, admired, copied, sometimes criticized, and followed for their fashion and style. Join us for a look at the clothing and accessories worn by our presidents’ wives, as we journey through time from our earliest first lady to our current president’s wife, Jill […]
Join Congresswoman Lori Trahan in a virtual town hall as she takes questions from area high school students about the pressing issues of our times. This program coincides with the special exhibition Every Path Laid Open: Women of Concord and the Quest for Equality. Book your timed-entry ticket to visit the exhibition at concordmuseum.org. Donations […]
Learn tips and tricks to make the perfect chocolate whoopie pies. Also, learn the technique of how to make an incredible vanilla swiss meringue buttercream.
Join author Julie Morgenlender for a discussion of her book The Things We Don’t Say: an anthology of chronic illness truths. The talk will take place on Zoom on Tuesday, May 18 at 7pm. Chronically ill people don’t always talk about it. Until now. Spanning different ages, ethnicities, genders, sexual orientations, and diagnoses, forty-two authors from […]
Spring into West Concord Junction Scavenger Hunt!! Explore West Concord between May 19th to 22nd by hunting for flowers made by community members through the ART for ALL program of the Village Art Room and Fowler Library. Each participating business will have a flower with a number on it, inside or in their window. The […]
Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month at the Concord Free Public Library by visiting our StoryWalk on the Main Library front lawn! This month the StoryWalk features K is for Korea by Hyechong Cheung with photographs by Prodeepta Das. Learn about the rich heritage, culture and wildlife of Korea and enjoy the vivid photography. The […]
The Concord Main and Fowler open today! Masks required and visits limited to 45 minutes. Browsing, other in-person services and limited curbside service will be available!
Alaska is often regarded as a last frontier and one of the last paces to see large wildlife. Through the Kenai fiords, small boats allow close access to thundering, calving glaciers, breaching humpback whales, and dozing Steller sea lions. Eagles, puffins and other sea birds abound. At the Clark National Wildlife Refuge, brown bears can […]
This panel presentation, facilitated by Bob Andrews, will focus on the prevalence of hearing loss; how it first manifests itself and evolves over time; social and self stigma associated with it; how it impacts mental health and relationships; what devices and special supports the afflicted person needs to compensate for hearing loss; and what the […]
