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1/12/26 to 3/22/26

The Umbrella Arts Center Ancient Light: Celestial Photography by Marsha Wilcox

40 Stow Street

Concord, MA

United States

Contact: Katie Baum

Ancient Light: Celestial Photography by Marsha Wilcox

“There is art in the science, and science in the art.” – Marsha Wilcox Ancient Light transforms the Allie Kussin Gallery from Jan 12 - Mar 22 with celestial photography by Marsha Wilcox. Join us for a joint opening reception on Jan 28 at 6 PM celebrating Ancient Light and Carl Ristaino’s Inspirational Jam (RSVPs appreciated).

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1/28/26

The Umbrella Arts Center Opening Reception for Ancient Light and Inspirational Jam

40 Stow Street

Concord, MA

United States

Contact: Katie Baum

Opening Reception for Ancient Light and Inspirational Jam

Join us for a joint opening reception celebrating The Umbrella's winter exhibitions, Ancient Light: Celestial Photography by Marsha Wilcox and Inspirational Jam: Paintings by Carl Ristaino. RSVP appreciated. Admission is free, and the galleries are open to all. Explore additional programming and learn more at TheUmbrellaArts.org/current-exhibition

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2/21/26

The Umbrella Arts Center Artist Talk for Ancient Light and Inspirational Jam

40 Stow Street

Concord, MA

United States

Contact: Katie Baum

Artist Talk for Ancient Light and Inspirational Jam

Join us for an Artist Talk with Marsha Wilcox (Ancient Light) and Carl Ristaino (Inspirational Jam) on February 21 at 2 PM in the Black Box Theater. Through their talks, the artists will speak on their process, inspiration, and artistic journeys. RSVP appreciated.

The Historic Peabody Building: A Gem in the Woods of Concord
The Peabody Building is part of Concord’s mid-century modern architectural legacy. Designed in 1968 by The Architects Collaborative (TAC) as an elementary school, it was opened in 1970 and served (along with the Sanborn building) for 55 years as the Concord Middle School. This building is the physical manifestation of the mid-century architects’ aspirations for the elevation of our society, starting with children and the design of their environment.
Discover the Battle Road
This week, from Discover the Battle Road, allow us to introduce some Patriots whose names you might not know. "Local Patriots of Color in the American Revolution" presents the stories of colonists of African or Native American descent who fought in the first battles of the American Revolution. Though many of their names have been lost, their bravery and commitment remain a vital part of our nation's founding. "Revolutionary Valor: The Stories of David Lamson, Samuel Whittemore, and Hannah Hall Adams" brings to life the experiences of three Menotomy citizens who confronted the British soldiers on April 19, 1775.