It’s never too early to organize and consolidate all your important life details, but it can be too late! What if something happens to you or your spouse, how would your family manage? Could your spouse or family step in and seamlessly manage everything until you are back on your feet? It’s your responsibility to […]
In conjunction with the show of Sally Chapman's photo art, the artist will be on hand to demonstrate her artist books and demonstrate some of the techniques for attendees to make their own.
Get out and enjoy the fall with these trail walks in the Concord/Carlisle area. Designed to get you moving while enjoying the scenery, each walk will be 3-4 miles, slightly slower than our fitness hikes. Come for the camaraderie of exploring the outdoors with like-minded people! Directions to the trailhead will be sent out each […]
This program is in partnership with Be Well Be Here. Parenting is a tough job. And we all know that it’s challenging to be a teen. Yet, here we are – so how might we make the best of it? Be Well Be Here’s team of master mindful educators, clinical therapists and communication coaches share […]
Back after a long hiatus, Mary Hurley and her daughter Caitlin are once again offering guided bike rides this fall. Get out your E-bike, road or touring bike and join us for outdoor fun on two wheels! We will be riding mostly back roads in various towns each week, offering some history, some chatting and […]
As our days get shorter and shorter, many of us are wondering: "Where Have All My Birds Gone?" The story books suggest the easy answer: they went south for the winter. And that's certainly a big part of the story: But wait, there's more! This zoom presentation will complete the picture with insights into: Why […]
In this four-session course, we will explore the meteoric rise of American chattel slavery from 1619-1861 through economic, historical, legal, political, religious and scientific lenses provided in the book 400 Souls, edited by Ibram Kendi and Keisha Blain. We will then apply these lenses to increase our understanding of the current racially polarized historical moment. […]
Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote of Shakespeare: “He is inconceivably wise. With this wisdom of life is the equal endowment of imaginative and of lyric power. An omnipresent humanity coordinates all his faculties. He is strong, as nature is strong.” Join Ron to explore the thoughts and admonitions left for us by these two authors. We […]
As a parent, you want the best for your children, and part of raising happy, healthy and independent kids these days is helping them learn how to be money-savvy. This seminar will give you tips to help prepare for “The Money Talk” and suggestions for helping them to become generally more financially aware at any […]
Please join Dr. Rachel Kramer for a conversation about helping children learn adaptive and effective strategies for managing stress. Dr. Kramer will discuss building blocks for maintaining physical and mental health, reducing stress, and improving mood. She will present family-oriented coping skills, physiological approaches to managing stress and worries, and cognitive behavioral strategies. The presentation […]
