Events

Join the Wright Tavern and First Parish as they welcome a reenactor of Lafayette to Concord. There will be presentations by renowned author and expert on the American Revolution, Robert A. Gross, as well as the Executive Director of the Robbins House, Jen Turner, and Director of the Concord Prison Outreach Project, Sam Williams. Refreshments will be served in the Wright Tavern. (image: Lafayette Sulphide Paperweight, about 1820-1840.  Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Mrs. Louis A. Sohier; G299)

Grab your picnic basket and blanket and meet on the Concord Museum lawn for special performances of a selection of episodes of We Were Friends: An Episodic Play Exploring the Friendship of Margaret Fuller and Ralph Waldo Emerson. 

August 11 marks just 250 days until the 250 celebrations! Help light the way with a lantern celebration around town with fun activities for the whole family.

Tour the oldest cemetery in Concord, circa 1636, and learn about the lives of past Concordians.

Join Three Stones Art Gallery for their midsummer show, Inner Tides, featuring the work of Daryl Burtnett, Bruce Davidson, and Lindsey Brown.

Rent a bike in any of the four Minuteman Bike Share locations and cycle your way through Concord's stunning trails. Rentals are just $2/hour and are a great way to explore the area with the whole family.

The World's a Stage Players present The Merry Wives of Windsor this summer!

Join the Concord Museum for a selection of episodes of We Were Friends - Two Years In: Birthdays.

Concord Free Public Library will host a screening of the award-winning film "Mona Lisa is Missing," describing the 1911 theft of da Vinci's famous painting "Mona Lisa" from the Louvre Museum in Paris. The filmmakers will join via Zoom after the screening to talk about how they researched the film.

Celebrate Capt. Parker's 295th birthday on the Battle Green in Lexington. Bring a chair or blanket and enjoy music, activities, food trucks, and birthday cake!