Don’t miss the heartwarming musical based on Lucy Maude Montgomery’s beloved classic of a spunky, red haired orphan girl, Anne Shirley, whom Mark Twain called “the most delightful child of fiction since the immortal Alice.” After aging farmer Matthew Cuthbert suffers a heart attack, his sister, Marilla, convinces him to adopt an orphanage boy to […]
Concord Education Fund 25th Silver Anniversary Masquerade Join us in celebration of 25 years Creating innovative learning opportunities in our public schools. Tickets purchase options: Tickets Online Until Friday Nov. 15 at 4pm. Walk in ticket purchases welcome at the Event on November 16 at 7pm Dress: Cocktail Attire Masquerade masks will be available for […]
Join Concord's Copper Penny Flowers at the Old Manse to decorate your own wreath for display this holiday season. Each participant creates a personalized wreath using designer greens, cones, decorations, and a hand-made bow. Participants can purchase additional wreath making materials in advance to make addition wreaths during the workshop. Participants may make additional wreaths; […]
Make a holiday gift, or something for our up coming art show at Reasons to be Cheerful on December 5th. Supplies: Paints, papers, fabrics, collage materials, beads and more. Projects: Holiday cards, stencil a tote bag, apron or t-shirt, paint or collage a tile for the show, Global Hands for Peace
With humor, talent and chutzpah, young Fanny Brice, an awkward Jewish girl from New York’s Lower East Side who “isn’t pretty,” is determined to become a headliner. See how she defies the odds to become one of the greatest entertainers of her time – a star of the Ziegfeld Follies, radio, Broadway and Hollywood. Book […]
Don’t miss the heartwarming musical based on Lucy Maude Montgomery’s beloved classic of a spunky, red haired orphan girl, Anne Shirley, whom Mark Twain called “the most delightful child of fiction since the immortal Alice.” After aging farmer Matthew Cuthbert suffers a heart attack, his sister, Marilla, convinces him to adopt an orphanage boy to […]
Please join us on Sunday, November 17 at 3pm, when Cass R. Sunstein presents "Impeachment: A Citizen's Guide," an essential guide to the impeachment process that rises above politics and goes beyond punditry, from one of America’s foremost legal experts. This edition includes an appendix on the Mueller report, and puts the current national debate […]
Winner of both the Pulitzer and the Tony Award, August Wilson’s FENCES is a true American masterpiece. Deeply affecting and a profound theatrical experience, FENCES focuses on Troy Maxon, a former star of the Negro baseball leagues who now works as a garbage man. Excluded as a black man from the major leagues, his bitterness […]
Join us at the Main Library for a new storytime! A 5 week bilingual (Spanish/English) Storytime and song will be held Mondays at 10 am in the Main Library. This is a great way for kids to be exposed to Spanish and English. The 5 week session will be repeated. 1st session: 10/7, 10/21,10/28, 11/4, […]
Anita and her husband, Hagos, enjoyed a 10-day tour of these rich sea-faring countries in May. The tour started and ended in Madrid, traveling to Toledo, Granada (where they visited the exquisite Alhambra Palace), on to Seville and Córdoba, before crossing over into Portugal, where they visited Lisbon and Fátima. Coming back into Spain, they […]
