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4.24.25
Concord Museum 250th Gala
Save the date for the Concord Museum’s special 250th Gala.
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7.06.24
RiverFest kicks off!
RIVERFEST is July 6-28! Come, connect and experience your local wild and scenic rivers! The Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord Wild and Scenic River Stewardship Council has…
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7.04.24
4th of July at The Robbins House: Reading with Frederick Douglass
Visit The Robbins House Lawn on the 4th of July, 10am-noon, for a reading with Frederick Douglass!
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Celebrating 250 years of revolutionary greatness
Welcome to Concord, Massachusetts where America’s roots run deep. Explore the birthplace of American independence and imagination, the town that Thoreau called “most estimable place in all the world.” Concord’s fascinating past makes it a popular tourist destination, with TripAdvisor ranking it one of the Best Places to Visit. Discover the local charm and well preserved historic places that bring visitors from around the world. Here you can retrace the steps of Revolutionary War soldiers and literary greats and learn about how “the shot heard round the world” led to America’s independence. To experience Concord is to experience the American story.
Location and Size: 25.9 square miles, nestled just outside Boston.
Famous for:
Trendiness – arts, antiques, historic and cultural district, entertainment, lectures, music, restaurants and bars.
Heritage – historic homes, national parks, museums, tours and adventure.
Outdoor life – family farms, hiking, biking, walking paths, and breathtaking natural beauty.
Why stay the night? Romantic fireside winters, spring gardens, fall leaf peeping and fall and spring harvests.
Group Bus Tours
The Town of Concord offers tours to fit every group’s needs. Whether you live local or are visiting us from another region, we welcome you to experience Concord with a tour led by one of our certified guides. Small group, private and bus tours are available year round. Tours can focus on Revolutionary History, Literary History, Little Women, cemeteries and more.
Walking Tours
Walking tours depart the Concord Visitor Center at 1:00P, daily. The 75 minute experience will introduce guests to the Downtown Concord area and will touch on Concord’s rich Revolutionary and Literary history while visiting sites such as The Milldam, Monument Square, The Old Hill Burial Ground and more.
See you at Emerson Field on July 4!
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Pick up your latest copy of Discover Concord magazine at the Concord Visitor Center! Articles include Concord trivia, Concord welcomes summer, arts around town, and more.
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Get over hump day by renting a bike through Concord’s bike share. Only $1.50 per half hour! Ride from Concord Visitor Center to Paul Revere Capture Site or from West Concord near the head of the Bruce Freeman bike trail to local sites.
Juneteenth is Freedom day- Join us today at the Robbin’s House, 10 am-4 pm for our Juneteenth observance with food, music and celebratoon.
Get dressed for the occasion, we have Pride T-shirts for sale at Concord Visitor Center! #gaymassachusetts #visitmassachusetts #travelmassachusetts
Can you spot the bikes in West Concord? They’re there on the left, waiting for you to come and rent them as part of our bike share program. Download the Movatic app, add your credit card, then use your phone camera for each bike’s QR code, then unlock and go! The West Concord bike share is at the foot of the Bruce Freeman bike trail and steps away from the West Concord MBTA station. #bikeconcordma, #visitconcordma, #visitmassachusetts, #concordma250
