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03.24.2024

Tender Sensibilities: Concord & Women’s History

Celebrate Women's History Month! Join historian Richard Smith and Nikki Turpin , President of the Robbins House, as they lead a lecture / discussion highlighting and celebrating a selection of women reformers from Concord history, including Ellen Garrison, Abba May Alcott and Helen Thoreau. All are welcome, Co-sponsored by the Friends of Walden Pond and...

04.21.2025

Concord’s Two Revolutions: Rebels, Writers, and Transcendentalists

Concord has been the epicenter of two Revolutions; the American War of Independence began here on April 19, 1775,  and by the middle of the 19th Century the town was the breeding ground for a second Revolution, the spiritual, literary and intellectual movement that became known as Transcendentalism. Why Concord? Why did such momentous events happen...

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Friends & Family of Residents

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04.21.2025

Concord’s Two Revolutions

Arts & Culture

01.10.2026

Author Event: My Wild Life by Peter Alden

Native Concordian, world-renowned naturalist, lecturer, birder, and author Peter Alden will present his new memoir, My Wild Life: Rare Birds, Close Calls, and the Adventures of an Eco-Explorer. Alden will share stories and photos from his decades of travel to over 100 countries and all 7 continents. All ages are welcome. Signed copies now on...