Come join our monthly memory café! A Memory Café is a welcoming and safe place for people with forgetfulness or other changes in their thinking and for family and friends to come together. Each memory café is unique, yet all cafés share the goal of helping guests feel comfortable and know they are not alone. […]
Hot dogs,hamburgers, watermelon, salad, ice cream and entertainment are served picnic style at The Concord Council on Aging's (COA) Annual Summer Barbecue. Thanks to the grill masters from the Concord Rotary Club and Steve Beckwith on the guitar, a spicy and fun evening is certain to please all. Thanks to proceeds from Harvey's Treasure Chest […]
The popular sculptor, artist and musician, Betsi Mandrioli, returns to the Concord Council on Aging to lead a 2.5 hour paperclay painting class. This time the subject is a Monarch Butterfly! You will lightly sand, paint with acrylics then glaze your butterfly. Please wear a smock or old shirt for protection and be sure to […]
The Impressionists were painters of light, nature and human nature. Having little in common except a common enemy "the Academy", artists like Renoir, Monet and Degas defied convention and changed the way the world looked at art. Your invited for a close examination of paintings that moved the world into the modern era. Art matters […]
Expired or unwanted prescription medication and over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements and veterinary medications should never be disposed of by flushing them down the toilet or a drain. Although this method of disposal prevents accidental ingestion, it can cause contamination to the aquatic environment because wastewater treatment systems are not design to treat these substances. All […]
Betsi Mandrioli will lead you in sculpting, sanding and painting a 'bunny' in paperclay. It's fun, creative and results are great. Be sure to wear a smock or apron and bring your reading glasses! Your $25 fee will cover materials and you may pay in cash or by check made out to Betsi. Call ASAP […]
The Korean War leads to a divided Korea: a democracy vs a communist dictatorship that continues today. John Gardella continues his monthly history series with this relevant and timely discussion. Please call to reserve your seat: 978-318-3020.
Impressionist George Capaccio will entertain and teach you about the life and accomplishments of the author of the world's most famous equation, a pillar of modern physics, German born theorist and recognized genius ... Albert Einstein! This program is sponsored by Life Care Center of Acton and is free of charge. Please call 978-318-3020 to […]
