This week’s reader photo features The Concord Bridge, Issue 3, in the great outdoors. Writes Oded Benyo, “I love me some Concord Bridge on a crisp fall morning. Thank you for the
The Unitarian Congregational Church recently held an antiques show. In the photos above, Annette Hanson of As Tyme Goes By, discusses an antique bracelet with two prospective buyer. Meanwhile, Heather Caldwell of
On Sunday, Nov. 20, noted poets Quintin Collins and Concord resident Brian Burt will read from their recent work and discuss their journey as poets. The program runs from 3 – 4:30
Concord Youth Theatre’s Mainstage Company, made up of young performers, ages 10-18, from Concord, Carlisle, Acton, Maynard, Lexington and other surrounding communities, will present “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown,” Nov. 4-6
Theater-goers are in for a madcap experience as the Concord Players debuts a farcical adaptation of The 39 Steps, the 1915 novel by John Buchan that was popularized in a film by
The Concord Milldames held their 55th Annual Fall Luncheon at the Nashawtuc Country Club. Vice President June Myles’ careful planning and attention to detail garnered much enjoyment to all who attended. A
Concord Art and Antiques, a new store in West Concord at 129 Commonwealth Avenue, offers old fashioned customer service and a carefully curated collection of art, estate jewelry, sterling silver, and fine
Lisa Krassner walks wide-eyed around the Concord Museum these days.The new director has been on the job for a few short weeks, and has new reasons to be excited by the newly
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