CHANGES TO 2020 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING DUE TO COVID Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Concord Annual Town Meeting will look and feel different this year. Town Meeting is anticipated to take place outdoors, on the Doug White Field at Concord Carlisle Regional High School, on Sunday, September 13, 2020, at 1:00 pm (rain date: Monday, […]

Join Randall Warniers for a talk on Twenty Neglected Masterpiece of Classic Cinema and Why They Are Good for You. The talk will take place via Zoom. The history of English-language cinema from the late silent era to the 1960s is rich with magnificent masterpieces. Many of these masterpieces are well known and celebrated, but […]

Join Randall Warniers for a talk on Twenty Neglected Masterpiece of Classic Cinema and Why They Are Good for You. The talk will take place via Zoom. Description The history of English-language cinema from the late silent era to the 1960s is rich with magnificent masterpieces. Many of these masterpieces are well known and celebrated, […]

Our popular Monday Night Meditation continues this fall! 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 […]

Explore simple mindful wellness practices that settle the mind, honor the body and enhance overall well-being. Together, we’ll examine the path toward freedom from stress and experience the power of the pause in a time of crisis. Lara Wilson, founder of Concord’s non-profit mindful wellness collaborative, Be Well Be Here, will share ways to integrate […]

Are you new to the Concord-Carlisle area? Join Ginger in her 28th year of leading walks and discover some of her favorite conservation areas during our lovely fall season. She promises you a morning away from the phone and computer with good exercise, adventure and fun companions. Each week’s walk will be two hours in […]

Join us on Zoom for some short stories, songs, & rhymes! This is a great way to build early literacy skills. This program is geared for pre-schoolers, but all ages are welcome to join. Register to receive Zoom link.

Sponsored by the generosity of the Concord Police, the pandemic is not stopping the COA's annual event. Concord seniors are invited to drive up to the tents located in the COA parking lot to pick up a freshly grilled lunch. Each lunch will include a burger or hot dog, pickle, chips, condiments and dessert packed […]

This introductory course is for both sail and power boaters and includes instruction on safety afloat, legal responsibilities, aids to navigation, rules of the road, charts and compass, engines, knots, weather, boat handling, radio procedures, and navigation electronics. Completion certificate helps reduce boat insurance fees. Families are welcome. Children age 12 and older are encouraged […]

It's the first piece of advice we give parents. The key to Keeping Tech in Check is to have a concise, flexible and working Family Media Plan. Join us on September 16 at 7:30pm via Zoom to learn how to design a Family Media Plan that will work for your family. This presentation will include […]

Join Don McMillan, CEO of McMillan Education, Katherine Stievater, Founder of Gap Year Solutions, Elizabeth Pyle, Founder of College Success Plan, and Moira McCullough, Founder of College Scoops as they discuss how students can: - stand out during the college search and application process - master virtual college tours and get the inside scoop on […]

We need to feel better about aging in order to age better says writer and activist Carl Honore. Honore offers a set of simple solutions to combat ageism. And he further offers up a host of trailblazers and change-makers who came into their own later in life, from artists to musicians to physicists and business […]

Educator, lecturer, and genealogy researcher Linda MacIver will teach a six-week introduction to genealogy research workshop via Zoom on Thursdays from 2 – 4 p.m. from September 17 to October 29 (there will be no class on Sept. 24). The series will include an introduction to researching your family tree, using the library's resources, and finding your […]