Welcome new Chamber Member,

South Bridge Boat House! 

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Concord Park Senior Community- Wellness Nurse.

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Concord's Colonial Inn - Catering Sales Manager.

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Concord's Colonial Inn-

Food Runner Year-round position

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The Concord Players: Summer Shakespeare!

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Concord Youth Theater..

Pippin and The Laramie Project!

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Thoreau's birthday program, July 13th,

at the Walden Pond State reservation.

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Concord Carlisle Community Chest:

Break A Sweat - Celebrating Community.

July 27th 3-6pm.

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At Concord Park, July 16th @ 4pm.

Wine & Cheese from around the World.

Network with local area professionals.

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Gaining Ground: Submissions are now open for Photography on the Farm!

We are seeking original, digital images that reflect some aspect of farming, gardening, nourishment, cultural food-ways.

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Debra's Natural Gourmet..

We would like to thank the community for standing with us as we go through renovations while staying open. We've temporarily lost the use of most of our basement, and our back room, and are jamming overstock into every nook and cranny.  

This month, we hope to install major refrigeration and freezers, and refloor (at night!) while we continue to stay open.

The Umbrella Arts Center 

June 28-Sept. 2, 2024

Reflections: Selfhood/Motherhood, mixed media artwork by Umbrella Artists-in-Residence Jasmine Chen and Catherine LeComte.

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Art for All - Concord Drawing Jam!

Recapture the enjoyment of drawing for fun!

Next workshop is July 20th, 4-6pm and then recurring every other Saturday.

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A Walk in Thoreau’s Concord

Saturday, July 13, 11-12:30pm

$10 Members | $20 Non-members. Includes Same-day admission to the Concord Museum.



When we think of Henry David Thoreau, we picture him during the two years he spent living atWalden Pond. But did you know that he lived in other homes in Concord throughout his life?

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