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Friends & Family of Residents

12.6.2024 - 12.7.2024

Concord Orchestra: Past, Present, Encore: “The Unknowable”

Past, Present, Encore! We are delighted to embark on our second season with Music Director Zeke Fetrow and invite you to join us for a fascinating 2024-2025 season showcasing beloved masterpieces from the classical repertoire, rediscovered gems, and exciting contemporary works. We explore music from the era of Mozart and Beethoven to that of living composers Beal, Kurth, Marquez,...

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Friends & Family of Residents

12.7.2024

Concord Women’s Chorus: The Harper’s Song: A Ceremony of Carols

 Benjamin Britten’s beloved A Ceremony of Carols, with its magical sequence of carols, is at the heart of the December concert. Our program also features lyrical and inspired seasonal works, including Elaine Hagenberg’s haunting O Come, Emmanuel, David Conte’s lyrical Harper’s Song,  and Ed Henderson’s dramatic Huron Carol.

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Food

Friends & Family of Residents

Holiday

12.11.2024

Latkes & Laughter: A Pre-Chanukah Celebration

Join us for holiday fellowship and festivities. Latkes, crafts and goody bags to go.

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Friends & Family of Residents

12.14.2024

Concord250: The Concord Chorus Winter Concert “Lift Up the Light”

Tickets are now on sale for the Concord Chorus Winter Concert on December 14, at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. This lively performance of seasonal pieces highlights the continued friendship of former enemies in recognition of the “Concord 250” celebration of the American Revolution. The concert will showcase beautiful music by British and American composers;...

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Children

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Friends & Family of Residents

12.16.2024

Monumental (Re)Make Building Session

The Workshop, Main Library More information coming soon! Registration for this event opens Sunday, December 1 at 9:00 AM.

Children

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Friends & Family of Residents

12.21.2024

Concord250 Essay Awards Ceremony

“Concord in Fifty Years” Through the words of today’s high school students  High school students participated in an essay contest, asked to consider Concord’s role in history while imagining the changes they anticipate over the next fifty years. Many essay entries were uplifting, while also noting the challenges that face Concord, the nation, and the...