The Children’s Department at the Concord Free Public Library has installed a March StoryWalk on the Main Library front lawn. This month the StoryWalk features A Sled for Gabo, a Spanish-infused picture book by Emma Otheguy with vibrant illustrations by Ana Ramirez Gonzalez. This is an uplifting tale about shy Gabo, who tries to make […]
Ode to Beatrix is a joyful tribute to beloved author Beatrix Potter and her characters Peter, Flopsy, and Mopsy Cottontail, perfect for any spring day! Choose this happy arrangement featuring fresh roses, ranunculus, sweet pea, parsley, carrots, and radishes. Watch for smiles all around–even from Mr. McGregor! Order Ode to Beatrix for pick-up or delivery […]
The Concord Free Public Library hosts a free family-friendly concert featuring Rockabye Beats the last Wednesday of each month at 10 a.m. via Zoom. Rockabye Beats’ music is reminiscent of founder Marcos Valles’ Puerto Rico. Participants will enjoy an interactive 30 minute concert that includes movement, dancing, counting, singing, and a little bit of Spanish […]
Planning for a healthy future in your later years is as important as planning for your financial future. Getting older can bring on health challenges and learning about these concerns and adjusting your lifestyle can allow you to age as healthy as possible. Join COA geriatric nurse, Valerie Boggia, as she shares facts about health […]
Wednesdays, March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 from 6 to 7:30 PM Grief can be isolating enough when you're a teen, but with the added stress of social distancing it can be even harder. Join other teens in this virtual space to connect with people who "get it" and find new ways to cope with […]
Traffic, aggressive drivers and the pace we live, combine to make driving stressful. If you find yourself saying, “come on already, MOVE!” under your breath, you may be ready to reevaluate. Our time in the car doesn’t have to be ‘wasting our lives away’, but a time to live in the moment and arrive safe […]
Join us for a conversation with renowned historian, Mary Beth Norton, whose scholarship restores women to their rightful place in the narrative of our nation’s founding. She will discuss four of her award-winning books which, taken together, emphasize the critical role women played in both colonial and revolutionary America including: Liberty’s Daughters; Founding Mothers and Fathers; […]
Join us to hear the latest on the Middle School building project and share your feedback. Kick-off by Building Committee Chairs and Superintendent Brief refresher on past concepts considered Review currently proposed site and building concepts Project schedule and cost considerations Share your thoughts! Join on Zoom: Passcode: 760659 or Call at: +1 929 205 […]
Be sure to come see Concord Museum’s brand new April 19, 1775 galleries to learn more about the day the ‘Shot was Heard Round the World.' We will be reopening on April 1st, and we will be open every Thursday-Sunday 10am to 4pm (except April 4th). Please register in advance for your timed ticket at […]
Get your new Barrel stickers… They expire March 31. Residents must purchase disposal tags and/or barrel stickers in addition to paying a subscription fee. Weekly disposal tags are available at the locations listed below year round. 6-month barrel stickers are available at all locations during the months of March and April; September and October. Stickers […]
