Visit Concord in Massachusetts
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6.19.26
American Contradictions: Enslavement and the American Revolution at The Old Manse
Join us for a special Juneteenth offering of our American Contradictions tour! Many who fought for liberty and independence from Great Britain also enslaved other…
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6.13.26
West Concord Porchfest
Porchfest—a free, family-friendly music festival—will be filling West Concord Village and the surrounding streets with music on Saturday, June 13, from 1-5 PM (Rain Date: 6/14). Grab…
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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.
🌈📚🌿 A perfect Concord weekend awaits!
Celebrate community at Concord Pride, hunt for literary treasures at the Concord Library Sale, and stroll through stunning private landscapes on the Concord Museum Garden Tour. Whether you’re looking for inspiration, connection, or a great day out, there’s something for everyone this weekend in Concord.
#VisitConcord #ConcordMA #ConcordPride #ConcordLibrarySale #concordgardentour
Just three days away - Concord Pridefest! Find out more on concordpride.org. Be sure to get your Concord pride t shirt to wear $20, small, medium, large, X-Large and xx large, for sale at Concord Visitor Center, 58 Main St. Concord. @concordmapride #concordpride #concordpride2026 #concordpridefest
Not all Concord stories are found in books. Some are found on bike trails, river bends, farm fields, and woodland paths. 🌿🚴♀️🛶🍓 Where will your Concord adventure take you? #VisitConcord #ExploreConcord #WaldenPond #outdooradventure #concordhiking
Planning a trip to Concord? Here are things I wish I’d known before visiting for the first time. #visitconcordma #concordvisitorcenter #concordwalkingtours #concordma #visitmass
Happy Pride Month! 🌈
June is a time to celebrate the many voices, stories, and experiences that strengthen our community. Concord has long been a place where people challenged conventions, expanded ideas, and worked toward a more inclusive future. This month, we honor that spirit by celebrating Pride, embracing diversity, and welcoming everyone to explore, connect, and belong. Join us for Concord PrideFest and a month of events that celebrate community, history, and the freedom to be yourself. #concordpride #concordprideday #concordpride2026 #concordprideday2026 #concordpridefest
A piano is coming to Concord Visitor Center tomorrow! And a pop up concert on the visitor center lawn June 5 1 pm!
To celebrate their 20th Anniversary, the Concord Conservatory of Music is partnering with the global arts nonprofit Sing for Hope to launch Pianos on the Town! Now through June 26, 2026, artist-designed pianos will appear at iconic locations throughout Concord and West Concord; free for anyone to play, enjoy, and discover.
The community is invited to the official launch event, the “Piano Xtravaganza”:
When: Saturday, May 30 at 10:30 AM
Where: Brookside Square, 70 Beharrell Street,
West Concord (Bruce Freeman Rail Trail
Bridge)
What: A high-energy outdoor performance featuring CCM students and faculty playing together
on multiple pianos to kick off the month-long residency.
Whether you’re a seasoned pianist, a music student, or someone who’s never touched a key, these open-air stages are for you.
Explore: Discover all the uniquely designed pianos across town.
Play: Every piano is unlocked and ready. Sit down and make music!
Share your experience! Use #CCMPianosOnTheTown and tag
@ConcordConservatory to be featured on social media.
Visit the website to learn about the artists and check out our June pop-up performance schedule: https://concordconservatory.org/ news-events/pianos-on-the-town-live/
Come celebrate our town’s creative spirit and bring the joy of live music into everyday life!
☀️ Forgot your sunscreen? No worries! We’ve partnered with IMPACT Melanoma to provide a FREE sunscreen dispenser at Concord Visitor Center. 🌞
Check out the list of locations where you can find these dispensers and protect your skin while having fun in the sun! 🏖️
Stay safe, stay protected, and enjoy your summer adventures! 💚 #EmersonHealth #SunSafety #CommunityCare #SummerReady #Melanoma
Learn more: https://impactmelanoma.org/ @emersonhealth
When you visit Concord, a must stop is the @concordmuseum. The new special exhibit Revolutionary Legacies features unique relics, artwork and personal objects that respond to the Revolution’s legacy. Thanks to Mass250 for highlighting the Concord Museum. @massachusetts250 #visitconcordma #whatsonconcord #concordmahistory #concordlearnmore
