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SUMMARY:Lafayette is Coming to Concord!
DESCRIPTION:Lafayette is Coming to Concord  \nOn September 2\, 2024\, Concord\, Lexington\, Boston\, and other towns will celebrate the 200th Anniversary of Lafayette’s Farewell Tour of America. Here is a description of the purpose and plans for this opportunity to recognize this major event as an integral part of the 250th celebrations of the start of the American War for Independence. \nWhy This Is Important  \nIn 1824\, President James Monroe invited General Lafayette of France to come to America and honor those who fought for and supported the War for Independence. France’s role was critical to George Washington and the American forces in the defeat of the British. Without their aid\, it is unlikely we would have prevailed. Like now\, those times were full of serious political polarization\, and President Monroe wanted Lafayette to bring unity through our recognition and appreciation of the French’s contributions. \nThis will also be an opportunity to broaden historical perceptions of the Revolution to be more inclusive of the contributions of African Americans\, women\, immigrants\, and indigenous peoples. This commemorative event gives us the impetus for reflection and discussion of Concord’s legacy and future. According to historian David Hackett Fischer\, “With much encouragement from his friend the Marquis de Lafayette\, Washington’s thinking on race and slavery changed.” Lafayette had a profound impact on the early development of the United States. \nOverview of Lafayette’s Farewell Tour in 2024 – September 2 from 3:00 – 5:00 PM. The American Friends of Lafayette (AFL) is planning and organizing this twenty-five-day (August 16 – September 9) tour\, including reenactors and events in over 40 towns. Each town\, including Concord\, will create its own ceremonies and coordinate the entry and exit of Lafayette’s entourage. \nConcord’s visit will be on Monday\, September 2\, 2024\, (Labor Day Holiday) from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Lafayette will be arriving from Lexington. Our program for this day will include: \n\nConcord’s militia will greet him and march with him to First Parish/Wright Tavern.\nTents and a welcoming party will greet Lafayette with a welcome statement from Samuel Hoar\, descendent of the original greeter of Lafayette to Concord.\nWe will have a wreath-laying ceremony by the Daughters of the American Revolution\nPresentations in First Parish will reflect Lafayette vision and values for America:\n\nRobert A. Gross\, historian and author\,\nJen Turner\, Executive Director of the Robbins House\, and\nSam Williams\, Executive Director of the Prison Outreach Project.\n\n\nMusic will be provided by Anderson Manual of First Parish in Concord\nA reception will follow in the Wright Tavern\n\n*For those looking to join us virtually through zoom\, please register here to get the zoom link. \nCome and Join Us  \nFor more information\, contact Shelley Hawks or the Wright Tavern Legacy Trust at info@wrighttavern.org. \n\n\nFor more information\, go to wrighttavern.org or email:  info@wrighttavern.org or call First Parish office at (978) 369-9602. \n[The Wright Tavern has secured permission to use the image of Lafayette in publicity materials. The image cannot be cropped and must be accompanied by the following credit line: Lafayette Sulphide Paperweight\, about 1820-1840. Concord Museum Collection\, Gift of Mrs. Louis A. Sohier; G299.] \n  \n \n  \nThe public is invited to this free event for all ages celebrating the 200th Anniversary of General Lafayette’s Farewell Tour and his visit to Concord. Meet the Lafayette reenactor on the lawn of First Parish in Concord this Labor Day afternoon on the very site and day he came to Concord in 1824. Hear the fife and drum of the Concord militia as “Lafayette” arrives in a carriage and is greeted at the tent before moving inside for a program in the First Parish sanctuary with remarks by historians and town leaders. Organized by the Wright Tavern and the Racial Justice Affinity Group of First Parish\, the program will feature historian Robert Gross\, Robbins House Executive Director Jen Turner\, Concord Prison Outreach Director Sam Williams\, and Gospel Choir Director at First Parish Anderson Manuel.  A French-themed reception will follow at the Wright Tavern.
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SUMMARY:AG Day in Concord
DESCRIPTION:19TH ANNUAL CONCORD AG DAY: Saturday September 7th\, 2024 \n\n10am – 2pm\nOn Main Street in downtown Concord\n(between Walden St and the Flagpole rotary)\nRain or Shine! \n\nConcord Ag Day is a once a year farmers’ market celebrating local agriculture organized by the Concord Agriculture Committee to showcase Concord farms and local produce. This unique market showcases the bounty of Concord’s many farm businesses at the height of the growing season. \nAg Day 2024 will feature your favorite Concord Farmers selling their bounty\, as well as the return of the famous Scimone Farm Speedway and Veggie Racers sponsored by Vanderhoof Hardware! \nIn addition\, several Concord nonprofits will be there with information on a variety of environmental and ‘ag’ related topics.\nCome celebrate Concord Farms! \nDone playing with your veggie racer from 2023? The wheels and axles can be dropped off anytime at Vanderhoof Hardware for use later this year! \n  \nLook for the Concord250 Table at AG Day!\n____________________________________________\nThank you for a great Concord Ag Day 2023! \nA huge thank you to the Town of Concord\, the Concord Light Department\, the Concord Police Department\, Vanderhoof Hardware\, Minuteman Media\, Stone Soup Dinner\, Concord Printing\, Reinhard Goethert\, Leonard Solomon\, all of our participating farms and nonprofits\, and all of our amazing hard working volunteers for making this event possible! \nAg Day 2023 will feature your favorite Concord Farmers selling their bounty\, as well as the return of the famous Scimone Farm Speedway and Veggie Racers sponsored by Vanderhoof Hardware!\nLeonard Solomon will be preforming 11am-2pm right on Main Street! \nHang out in downtown Concord!\nBefore or after you shop at the Ag Day Market\, check out the:\nConcord Agriculture Day Bluegrass Concert\n11 am – 1 pm\nTader Shipley & Maxfield Anderson & Friends\nMain Library Lawn \nThe Concert is sponsored by the Friends of the Concord Free Public Library in collaboration with the Concord Conservatory \n\n______________________________________________
URL:https://visitconcord.org/event/ag-day-in-concord/
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SUMMARY:Manchester Brewfest
DESCRIPTION:This lively event supports the Friends of Manchester Animal Shelter\, offering a fantastic day filled with craft beer\, food vendors\, and live music. With both VIP and general admission tickets available\, attendees can enjoy a variety of brews while contributing to a worthy cause. The festival promises a fun atmosphere where you can sample different beers\, savor delicious food\, and groove to live performances. It’s a great way to support local animals and enjoy a community gathering. For more details\, click to get tickets!
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LOCATION:Arms Park\, Arms Street\, Manchester\, New Hampshire\, 03101\, United States
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