Arts - Concord Bridge

‘Poetry phone’ will call on Concordians to indulge their love of words

April 15, 2024

Writers who live, work, or attend school in Concord are invited to submit their original poetry for the phone.

Concord Museum showcases eclectic collections in ‘What Makes History?’

April 11, 2024

“This has been a really wonderful opportunity to look at these objects with fresh eyes, ask new kinds of questions, interpret them in new ways, and expand their stories."

Bargains — and loyal volunteers — abound at Council on Aging gift shop

April 10, 2024

You’ll find bargains aplenty at Harvey’s Treasure Chest Gift Shop inside the Harvey Wheeler Community Center, home of the Council on Aging.

Concord Museum celebrates a decade of the Paul Revere’s Ride Fund

April 3, 2024

The idea was simple: get students to Concord. To make this possible, the museum waives fees and pays for transportation for students.

Concord Conservatory covers singing, skill-building, and having fun

March 28, 2024

Music has been called “love looking for words” and described as the most profound and magical form of communication.

Artist translates ‘mind to media’ in Bradford Mill studio

March 26, 2024

Brigitte Livet's work is based on “impressions and memories of the many unique objects, architectures, and remarkable faces I have seen in my travels.”

Reflecting on the past through public art at Monument Square

March 21, 2024

“We’re asking the artists to take inspiration from [times] Concord was called for the fight for freedom."

Thinking outside the (signal) box

March 21, 2024

Artists from Concord and beyond are welcome to submit proposals, although Concord residents will get priority.

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