Learn about Concord's African-American residents on this 90-minute walking tour. The tour will visit sites highlighting Concord's history around enslavement, the first generation of self-emancipated African-Americans, and the growth of Abolitionism.

Concord’s women have always been leaders, fighting for justice and creating a uniquely American vision in literature and art. This tour discusses the stories of these remarkable women, and see the places where they made their mark.

Join Art for All to decorate your bike with a river theme, then ride along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail in W. Concord with a short stop at the wetlands to look for wildlife. Intended for children 6-10. Helmets required and a guardian must attend. Space is limited. Pre-registration required. Event begins at 2:30 pm. For […]

TEENS, try simple online meditation just for YOU to relax before sleep. BWBH founder Lara Wilson guides this easy and ease-ful practice to help you relieve anxiety and calm a whirring mind. No need to identify yourself - show up anonymously to just listen in. FREE and for all young people! We continue to Be […]

It's still summer and the temperature is soaring, but we've been busy putting together an exciting selection of fall programs. Our Concord Historical Walks are back; navigate the college prep process with Open Door Education; join us for 400 Souls: Building a Slave Society in Real Time, co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of […]

Always dreamed about writing your story? Learn from authors and Concord Free Public Library Writer-In-Residence George Jreije on how to get started putting words to paper! This quick workshop-style class runs through how anyone can begin to think like a writer using the tenants of Observation, Imagination, and Language. George will hold office hours afterwards […]

In this four-day intensive workshop, we’ll explore the sculptural possibilities of paper, cardboard and lightweight plastic, and then use acrylic paints to see how color can enhance and add meaning to our three dimensional adventures. We’ll learn how to build with simple materials and create exciting forms that grow from an understanding of negative and […]

Expand your musical and language skills singing in Spanish and English with Ricardo, a classically trained bassoonist from Guanajuato University, Mexico! Ages 7 and under. No registration required. Program takes place at the Fowler Branch Library in West Concord. Sponsored by the Friends of the Concord Free Public Library.

Please join us on Wednesdays at Nashoba Brooks School (July 19 and 26 and August 2 and 9) for either/or/or both: - Summer Wonders Activities - Wednesdays, 4:00-5:00 p.m. Please come to Nashoba Brooks School for our free summer fun activities aimed at ages 3-5 but all are welcome. Come spend time in our backyard, […]

Open Studios every Thursday in July & August! 4-7pm   Art for All Studio 152 Commonwealth Avenue, Suite 16   Pay what you can,  starting at $10

Join instructors from the Concord Conservatory of Music for their West Side String demonstration, blending Suzuki philosophy, Rolland's string movement, and traditional string pedagogy; the demonstration will end with an opportunity to try a string instrument. Ages 5 - 12. Registration required. Program takes place at the Fowler Branch Library.

Live music by Seth Connelly at Reflections from 5 - 7pm Enjoy Acoustic Guitar, Favorite songs 60s/70s Avoid the paving hassles by shopping late, or just relax and enjoy - Many shops are open late! Reflections, A New Leaf, Concord Firefly, Reasons to be Cheerful, Concord Art & Antiques, Art for All, Debra's Natural Gourmet plus others! […]

Join Concord Recreation for our annual summer concert series on Thursday nights this summer! All concert starts at 6 PM at Rideout Park. Bring your own chair and come and enjoy some great music! 7/20- Beantown Swing 7/27-The Reminisants 8/3- Ben Rudnick and Friends Kids Show 8/10- The Band Brandy

We appreciate the silent stones, memorials, and buildings of the village. The tour will also trek up to the Hill Burying Ground home of both Puritan and Revolutionary dead, and then amble its way through scenic, wooded Sleepy Hollow, a classic example of the Garden Cemetary Movement of the 19th century which romanticized death. There […]

A young girl and her mother go out to see how many birds they can count in a single day. After the storytime, you will make a birdhouse out of recycled milk cartons. Event begins at 10:30 a.m. For more Riverfest events, visit: https://www.sudbury-assabet-concord.org/riverfest-2023.

Come learn about the birthplace of Henry David Thoreau and consider lessons about living deliberately that we can learn from his legacy. Take an inside look at the restored 1730s house listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Wheeler-Minot Farmhouse/Henry David Thoreau Birth House. Locally, it is also known as “Thoreau Farm.” […]

We appreciate the silent stones, memorials, and buildings of the village. The tour will also trek up to the Hill Burying Ground home of both Puritan and Revolutionary dead, and then amble its way through scenic, wooded Sleepy Hollow, a classic example of the Garden Cemetary Movement of the 19th century which romanticized death. There […]