Come visit Nashoba Brooks School on Sunday, November 6. Explore the Preschool through Grade 8 programs and see the campus on a group tour. Our kids love school; join us! To RSVP, email admission@nashobabrooks.org.

Lincoln, MA: Pumpkin Smash at Codman Farms DATE: November 6, 2022 TIME: 11:00am - 3:00pm ET LOCATION: Codman Community Farms, 58 Codman Road, Lincoln, Massachusetts, 01773 Every year in the U.S. an estimated 1.3 billion pounds of pumpkins are carted away to landfills or garbage incinerators where they produce greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. Don’t let your pumpkin […]

The Umbrella Arts Center is honored to host an afternoon of Panel Discussion, Slides, and Conversation with Isezaki Koichiro, Jeff Shapiro and Tim Rowan about their work and careers. We will be examining the intersections of these artists’ work and the tradition of Bizen pottery through their friendships, collaborations, and varied apprenticeships. The panel discussion […]

Learn about Concord’s African-American history on this 90 minute walking tour (about 2 miles). The tour will visit sites highlighting Concord’s history around enslavement, the first generation of self emancipated African-Americans and the growth of Abolitionism. Guests will visit sites that tell the story of John Jack, Brister Freeman and Concord’s heroic native son Pvt. […]

At Greater Boston Stage Company in Stoneham, MA The Legend of Sleepy Hollow A Haunting and Humorous Halloween Treat. WORLD PREMIERE: OCTOBER 21 – NOVEMBER 6, 2022 Rediscover the timeless legend of the headless horseman in this ghoulishly funny one-man show. Don’t lose your head as the unforgettable Paul Melendy plays a cast of characters […]

Cheer on CCHS Boys Varsity Soccer in the MIAA State Tournament at CCHS!cchs

The Concord Free Public Library is excited to launch a new program: Adopt A Reading Pal. This program is designed to promote love of reading, care of pets, and familiarity with the resources of the library for elementary school aged children. Over the course of 6 weeks, kids will adopt, care for, and read to […]

Paste paper is one of the earliest forms of surface decoration. In the contemporary context, mixed media artists are finding new uses beyond the traditional book arts. This is a fun, fast-paced decorative art with its true nature seated within the realm of printmaking. As with monoprints, each paste paper is unique. With an open […]

We have all heard of spring cleaning, but what about fall shredding? Do you need to lighten your load by 1.5 inches? That’s the height of a stack of papers you want securely shredded that we will accept. Please call the COA to sign up for a 15-minute appointment on Tuesday, November 8th: 978-318-3020.

The Concord Free Public Library will host a comics workshop at the Main Library presented by Comics4Culture on Wednesday, November 9 at 4pm for children ages 7 and up. Learn how to bring your own story to life! This workshop will empower children to share their own stories, art, identities, and cultures through comics as […]

Join Thoreau Farm for a series of panel discussions about how Henry David Thoreau would approach today’s world. Featuring the contributors of our latest book, What Would Henry Do? Essays for the 21st Century, Volume 2, this panel will consider if Henry David Thoreau were alive today, what would HE think, what HE say, what […]

Join historian Kerri Greenidge to launch her newest book The Grimkes: The Legacy of Slavery in an American Family.  Reexamine the legendary abolitionists and the Black members of their family whose experiences had previously been obscured. This forum is being held in-person and virtually. Register using the form below. Forums are supported in part by the Sally […]

Serenity in the midst of the Storm is the aim of this FREE 30-minute online practice. In Recovery, we learn to become aware of the thoughts, emotions, sensations, and energy arising within our own Being. This is a lifelong process of befriending ourselves and being okay with whatever may Be there. Find your way in […]

There will be a Special Town Meeting January 19 at 7PM for Concord residents to decide whether to approve increased funding for the middle school building project due to extreme inflationary factors. Before then, the Middle School Building Committee wants to ensure that residents have all the information they need to make an informed decision. […]

For all Concord Veterans and for all Concord Senior Residents who want to honor our Veterans.

Author Irena Kowal will discuss her novel Displaced at the Concord Free Public Library (129 Main Street) on Thursday, November 10 at 7:00 p.m. Displaced has resonance today as 12 million Ukrainians are displaced. The novel follows Irena, brought up in the U.S. and her older brother Orest, who was left behind in Soviet Ukraine […]

Learn about Concord’s African-American history on this 90 minute walking tour (about 2 miles). The tour will visit sites highlighting Concord’s history around enslavement, the first generation of self emancipated African-Americans and the growth of Abolitionism. Guests will visit sites that tell the story of John Jack, Brister Freeman and Concord’s heroic native son Pvt. […]

The West Concord GREEN THUMBS and ArtScape and collaborating on a gallery show called "Flowers and Flow" Share with us your creations and captures of flowers/flow - open to your artistic interpretation. PAINTERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, all MIXED MEDIA ARTISTS of any ability and age level - submit your artwork to ArtScape on Sept. 17th and 18th […]

Concord Youth Theatre presents "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" November 4,5,6,11,12,13 Evening & Matinees! Concord Youth Theatre, Inc., founded in 1976 as Act/Tunes, is a non-profit educational organization committed to making high-quality live theatre accessible, relevant, and memorable for young people and their families. The purpose of Concord Youth Theatre is to enrich the […]

Based on the 1935 adventure film by Alfred Hitchcock, The Concord Players presents "The 39 Steps" performed by four enthusiastic actors. One actor plays the hero, one plays the girl, and two other actors play every other character in the show: heroes, villains, men, women, children, and even the occasional inanimate object resulting in this […]

The Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon invites us into the lives of a group of artists and friends in NYC’s East Village as they struggle through the AIDS epidemic and financial hardship to follow their dreams without selling out. For almost 30 years RENT has inspired generations of audiences to choose love over fear and […]

Open Table's Monthly Food Drive @ Crosby's - Saturday, November 12, 10am - 12pm.  Alcott Brownie Troop 83817 will host November's Food Drive in front of Crosby's Marketplace in Concord.  November's Needs:  Baking Supplies! You can pick out items yourself (we'll have a list) or grab a pre-assembled bag - whatever works for you.  We look […]

The technique of sgraffito has a long history in ceramics and is still a lively and popular technique today. Sgraffito involves covering a clay surface with a contrasting slip or underglaze and carving through to reveal the clay color underneath. Director of the Harvard Ceramics Program, Kathy King, has used this technique in her work […]

Learn about Concord’s African-American history on this 90 minute walking tour (about 2 miles). The tour will visit sites highlighting Concord’s history around enslavement, the first generation of self emancipated African-Americans and the growth of Abolitionism. Guests will visit sites that tell the story of John Jack, Brister Freeman and Concord’s heroic native son Pvt. […]

Participants will learn about press setup and breakdown, ink and paper management, green cleanup procedures and the etiquette of sharing the space with others. Kate will provide handouts of resources for tools and supplies that you may need to get started working on your own. Attending this workshop will give you the confidence to sign […]

Concord Youth Theatre presents "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" November 4,5,6,11,12,13 Evening & Matinees! Concord Youth Theatre, Inc., founded in 1976 as Act/Tunes, is a non-profit educational organization committed to making high-quality live theatre accessible, relevant, and memorable for young people and their families. The purpose of Concord Youth Theatre is to enrich the […]

Based on the 1935 adventure film by Alfred Hitchcock, The Concord Players presents "The 39 Steps" performed by four enthusiastic actors. One actor plays the hero, one plays the girl, and two other actors play every other character in the show: heroes, villains, men, women, children, and even the occasional inanimate object resulting in this […]

The Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon invites us into the lives of a group of artists and friends in NYC’s East Village as they struggle through the AIDS epidemic and financial hardship to follow their dreams without selling out. For almost 30 years RENT has inspired generations of audiences to choose love over fear and […]