Book discussion and comic activity. This month in Comix Zone (Ages 14-18), we're reading Haphaven by Norm Harper and Louie Joyce. Leprachauns, Rabbit's Feet, Black Cats Crossing Your Path... Step into a world of superstition, specifically the world of Alex Mills. On the search for the lucky rabbit's foot to save her mom, Alex learns that breaking […]
Announcing collaborative offerings taking place this week that the Center for Parents and Teachers hopes are helpful to parents/grandparents/caregivers: "Teens, Tweens, and Quarantines" presented by Jon Mattleman, a very humorous and insightful parenting education presenter. He will speak for about 30 minutes or so, and then accept questions from parents and talk about their local resources […]
Develop the most widely sought after soft skill in today’s marketplace—the ability to present yourself well in public. This engaging and interactive class will teach you everything you need to know to become a confident and successful speaker, from organizing your thoughts to utilizing non-verbal techniques to your advantage. Whether you are just starting out […]
The Massachusetts Health Council is offering an interactive online program, presented by Dr. Lester Hartman, MD, MPH and David Martin, CEO of the Massachusetts Health Council, to discuss the risks of vaping in relation to covid-19. Learn more and pre-register at: https://mahealthcouncil.org/?
If ya can't play it, learn about it! Baseball is both heroic and humble. It is neighborhood and childhood and summer all rolled into one. It has its own time frame—as Yogi Berra says, it ain’t over ‘til it’s over. It also has its own unique space, as no other game is played on […]
Announcing collaborative offerings taking place this week that the Center for Parents and Teachers hopes are helpful to parents/grandparents/caregivers: "Teens, Tweens, and Quarantines" presented by Jon Mattleman, a very humorous and insightful parenting education presenter. He will speak for about 30 minutes or so, and then accept questions from parents and talk about their local resources […]
Announcing collaborative offerings taking place this week that the Center for Parents and Teachers hopes are helpful to parents/grandparents/caregivers: "Teens, Tweens, and Quarantines" presented by Jon Mattleman, a very humorous and insightful parenting education presenter. He will speak for about 30 minutes or so, and then accept questions from parents and talk about their local resources […]
Join us for a special storytime on Facebook Premiere as part of our #ConcordReads community reading program. Concord Free Public Library Trustee, Cristina Coletta Blau reads aloud from Lyle, Lyle Crocodile by Bernard Waber. Everyone in the neighborhood loves Lyle the crocodile--except for a cranky neighbor and his nervous cat! Can lovable Lyle make everything right with his grumpy neighbors? Anyone interested in […]
Hailed as the “Dean of American Sculpture” during his lifetime, Daniel Chester French (1850–1931) established his reputation with the iconic statue of the Concord Minute Man; sculpted Ralph Waldo Emerson, the era’s leading voice of intellectual culture; and reached the height of his career with the seated Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial in the nation’s capital. On […]
To commemorate Memorial Day and pay tribute to those who died in service to our country, The Concord Museum has crafted a special edition of History at Home. The program includes an introduction, comments on Ralph Waldo Emerson (whose birthday is today), a tribute to Peter Brooke, and then four vignettes about the Melvin Memorial […]
