Click here for all the info on Patriots Day, Monday April 20th! Parade, food trucks, block party, ect.

The Concord Cultural Council is now accepting proposals for its 2026 Concord Center Cultural District (CCCD) Grant Round. The program offers two grant types — Enhancement Grants of up to $500 and Project Grants of up to $3,000 — to support arts, humanities, and cultural programming that activates Concord Center and is open and accessible to the public. The application deadline is May 1. Click here

The annual cleanup of our community from roadside litter and trash on public lands begins on Saturday, April 4th and continues through Sunday, April 12th , with the major emphasis on Saturday, April 11th. The Division of Natural Resources will supply yellow bags.

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Let the light in with professional window cleaning by Raposo Cleaning Services. We provide residential and commercial window cleaning. Book now and enjoy 10% off through April 30. Click here

Concord Market- Blooms, Bites, and Sips: An Easter Floral Arrangement Class.

On the Market Mezzanine

Saturday, April 4th 2-3PM. Spring is calling… join us at Concord Market for an Easter Floral Arrangement Class with Laurie from Ox Bow Decor! Click here

The Concord Free Public Library is currently accepting applications for its Williams Scholarships for Excellence in Music & Excellence in Visual Arts.

Each Scholarship is granted to a Concord resident completing high school or high-school equivalent and entering college the following Fall. Click here.

Revolutionary Concord - I'll be back for 3 days this April with Concord 250th and Concord souvenirs!

April 18th & 19th look for me on the Middlesex Bank lawn. Then Patriots Day, April 20th, I'll be at the Wright Tavern Beer Garden.

See you there! -Marie

HDF Painting - All new clients who schedule a FREE Estimate will receive 10% OFF any Interior Painting Service. Book your FREE Estimate today and mention this Ad to receive 10% off interior services. Offer Valid till April 30th, 2026. Click here.

Concord Museum Revolutionary Legacies

Featuring commemorative ephemera, unique relics, artworks and personal objects, and contemporary works that respond to the Revolution’s legacy, this new special exhibition asks what we choose to remember—and what has been left out.

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We eagerly look forward to opening The Ralph Waldo Emerson House for the season and welcoming visitors from around the world. Our tours offer an immersive experience of the home Emerson lived in nearly all his adult life. In his day, he led and inspired social, literary, and environmental movements. Today, we hope visitors are similarly invigorated by his life, family, work, and ideas that continue to shape the American landscape and beyond. Click here for more info.

Little Sprouts - A career in early childhood education is more than just a job—it’s a chance to make a lasting impact while doing meaningful, joyful work everyday. Click here for more info

Join our Gardener- in- Chief Steve Verrill on Saturday, April 25th at 9am for his annual Gardening Class. Click here to register.

Mother's Day will be here before you know it and we're excited to host our first Mother's Day Brunch in the pavilion! Enjoy a delicious brunch surrounded by our beautiful growing fields. Sunday, May 10 - 10am-1pm. Click here

We are excited to announce a new pilot program from The Concord Center: a three-day, evidence-based Needle Phobia Clinic for children and adolescents during April Break 2026 (April 21st – 23rd). This structured program is designed to help young people reduce fear and avoidance of injections and blood draws. Click here for more info.

Come Celebrate Mom at our elaborate Mother’s Day Brunch here at The Colonial Inn.

May 10th 10:30-6pm.

Call Anthony Scott at 978-341-8202 to make your reservation and show your Mom just how special she truly is! Click here

The Friends of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. 19th ANNUAL BREAKFAST EVENT. The Board enthusiastically hosted this Event at Concord’s Colonial Inn, welcoming over 100 guests for the morning.

The Event’s theme was “Concord: Its Past and Future View.” Selected Dee Family vintage 1900’s films showing significant events in Sleepy Hollow and throughout the Town.

Madeleine Clancy, a Concord Carlisle High Schol senior, read her Concord250 Award-Winning Essay: “What Our Future Holds: Concord’s Continuous Role in Progress”.

A Middlesex Savings Bank Community Grant generously supported the Event.

Click here for our website. Picture Left to right: 

Kevin Thomas Plodzik, Board President; Charlie W. Dee, Jr.; Madeleine Clancy; Tom Nelson, Chair, Wright Tavern Trust and introducer of Madeleine; John Gardella, Board VIce-President and introducer of Charlie.