Ticks & Mosquitos – How To Stay Safe This Summer
The Great Meadows Public Health Collaborative and Concord Health Department will be bringing you an informational session about ticks and mosquitos and how you can stay safe this summer. It […]
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The Great Meadows Public Health Collaborative and Concord Health Department will be bringing you an informational session about ticks and mosquitos and how you can stay safe this summer. It […]
Let’s move together! Join Concord Free Public Library staff to start your week with a walk along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, starting on Monday, April 27. Friends from Concord […]
Let’s move together! Join Concord Free Public Library staff to start your week with a walk along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, starting on Monday, April 27. Friends from Concord […]
Join Concord's Natural Resources department for community discussions at their monthly climate coffee gathering.
The revised illustrative master plan will be shared along with supporting information. More details to come. Background: After the successful completion in 2025 of the Vision Plan for the former Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Concord (MCI-Concord) site, the Town of Concord is embarking on the next phase of planning work. Starting in Spring 2026, the […]
Concord 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. Come join us on Main Street!
Let’s move together! Join Concord Free Public Library staff to start your week with a walk along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, starting on Monday, April 27. Friends from Concord Recreation will join us to lead light stretching at the start and to walk with us. Wear your sneakers, grab your walking poles, and bring […]
Healthy waterways diminish global warming. Unfortunately, raw sewage is still flowing into the Charles River, making the river filthy, unsafe, and less able to draw carbon from the atmosphere. Join Congregation Or Atid's Climate Action Committee for a presentation by the Charles River Watershed Association about their “Cut the Crap” initiative.
We want to hear what you have to say! Join us for a snacks, drinks and discussion of Concord's climate actions. The Town of Concord is hosting a public workshop on the Sustainable Concord Climate Action and Resilience Plan on Wednesday, September 23rd. Participants will have an opportunity to review proposed actions, and discuss what's best […]
You can make a difference for our rivers! WHEN: Saturday, September 26, 10:00am – 2:00pm WHERE: Bedford, Concord, and Framingham Join the OARS Team and community members from across the watershed for a day of impact. Gather at your chosen site along one of our three rivers with your OARS staff and board to […]