Arts - Concord Bridge

Music from the Library programs planned

February 16, 2024

The Music from the Library program continues with “world-class artists in the intimate setting of the library rotunda.” On Saturday, Feb. 24, famed pianist Victor Rosenbaum will present a program including works

Classic cars get their closeup in Concord Library photo exhibit

February 15, 2024

The images hanging in the Concord Free Library are brightly colored, abstract, and yet familiar. In “The Art of the Automobile,” photographer Steven Edson has his lens focused lovingly on chrome lights,

Umbrella studio artists’ work showcased at Carlisle’s Gleason Library

February 9, 2024

Louise Berliner and Maxine “Max” Payne have shown their artwork before, but their ongoing exhibit at Gleason Library in Carlisle is special to them because they get to do it together. “I

Concord artist’s exhibit explores ‘Finding Home’

February 7, 2024

Umbrella artist Lois Andersen’s paintings of her ancestral home in southern Norway tell a story about discovering the places left behind when her forbears immigrated to New York in early 20th century.

IRS grants Concord250 tax-exempt status for donations

February 6, 2024

Organizers of Concord’s all-out 2025 commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the start of the Revolutionary War are preparing for potentially tens of thousands of visitors flooding into town.

At the Umbrella, Ukrainian artists respond to war

February 3, 2024

“Please don’t forget what’s happening here,” implored Ukrainian-American artist Hanna Melnyczuk’s cousin, who lives in western Ukraine, as the two spoke by phone last year. The plea prompted Melnyczuk to think about

Jeremy Jordan headlines two nights at The Umbrella Arts Center

January 28, 2024

Hot on the heels of his announced return to Broadway in the spring 2024 premiere of The Great Gatsby, The Umbrella Arts Center presents stage and screen star Jeremy Jordan in a

Concord Players offer ‘Brighton Beach Memoirs’ in February

January 26, 2024

The Concord Players will present Neil Simon’s Brighton Beach Memoirs, February 9 through 24 at The Performing Arts Center, 51 Walden Street. The coming-of-age comedy focuses on Eugene Morris Jerome, a Jewish

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