Keeping Concord Connected
Huzzah! Drinking and the American Revolution
Have you ever wondered what folks put in those punch bowls and tankards back in the 18th century and what role alcohol played in Colonial America? Quench your curiosity during a free
Library Corner
Start the new year off with a new book, a new skill, or a new way to have fun — join us at the Main Library and Fowler Branch Library for a
Library Friends sponsor ‘Glitter Road’ program for Black History Month
Continuing the Poetry at the Library Series, noted poet January Gill O’Neil will read from her latest work, Glitter Road, on Sunday, February 4 from 3 to 4:15 p.m. in the Goodwin
Retired Judge Nancy Gertner to keynote LWVCC Winter Breakfast
Join the League of Women Voters of Concord-Carlisle for its annual Winter Breakfast on January 27 with a keynote address by retired Federal District Court Judge Nancy Gertner, now a senior lecturer
Concord Indivisible rally on Jan. 6 will feature former governor Deval Patrick
On the third anniversary of the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, members of Concord Indivisible, Reclaim Our Democracy, and their allies will gather at First Parish in Concord to
Local birders will take part in annual bird count
By Peter Alden One hundred birders will celebrate the last day of 2023 by counting birds — a tradition since 1960. A dozen field parties will fan out around town and residents
Concord Free Public Library Corner
Stop by the library and warm up with a cozy program and some community company during the holiday season! Please note both library branches will be closed December 24 and 25 for
