Arts - Concord Bridge

It’s official: Oct. 1 is Concord Free Public Library Day

September 25, 2023

The Select Board will read a proclamation on Oct. 1 declaring the date as Concord Free Public Library Day. Board Chairman Henry Dane offered to declare it Concord Free Public Library Week, but

Concord teacher and coach explores ‘The Long Run to Glory,’ the first Olympic women’s marathon

September 22, 2023

Concord author Stephen Lane recalls watching the 1984 Olympic marathon on television as a 13-year-old and seeing a lone runner striding across a freeway overpass with heat waves shimmering in the Los

Concord Museum awarded grants for 250th programming, preservation

September 21, 2023

The Concord Museum recently received two large grants: a Museums in America grant for $132,780 from the Institute of Museum and Library Services and a Public Humanities Exhibitions Planning grant for $75,000

North Bridge Antiques celebrates 30th anniversary

September 21, 2023

One day this summer, a young British couple stepped out of the rain and into North Bridge Antiques on Walden Street in search of a vintage ring. Guided to a display at

Pioneering women make their mark on West Concord Arts scene

September 21, 2023

Over the past several years, West Concord has become a hotbed of creativity thanks to the collaboration of dedicated volunteers and responsive town officials. And now the West Concord Junction Cultural District

For the Love of Water

September 14, 2023

Trinity Episcopal Church is pleased to announce “For the Love of Water”, an exhibition of paintings of New England waterfronts by Paul Arsenault. Raised in Hingham and a graduate of the Art

Community theater playwright pens new work

September 14, 2023

By Chris Randall Correspondent Composer, writer and theater director David MacAdam speaks about his musical, Ruth, and offers an inside look into the writing of the play and the creative vision that

Local attorney reflects on integrating Boston schools in the 1970s

September 14, 2023

Concord resident Eric Van Loon was fresh out of law school in 1972, working for a legal aid program sponsored by Harvard University. He was part of a legal team representing Black