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Artist Spotlight - Holiday Gift Guide 2026

October 31, 2026
Claire Bellanger
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Meet Anastasia Sierra and Andrea Manning, two of the extraordinary artists you'll find at Umbrella Arts.


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Featured Stories

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    The Holiday Gift Guide is Here!

    Celebrate the season with Discover Concord’s 2026 Guide to Holiday Gift Giving! Find thoughtful gifts, delicious dining, and festive experiences while supporting the local shops, restaurants, and cultural treasures that make Concord special. Inside, you’ll discover holiday celebrations, winter events, handy maps, and inspiring ways to give back to the community. Meet the Concord woman behind “The Little Drummer Boy,” explore the connections music creates, and find out what seven of our writers would give Concord’s historic luminaries. Happy holidays!
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    Katherine Kennicott Davis: The Joy and Magic of Music

    Like fruitcake, “The Little Drummer Boy” may not be everyone’s favorite, but it wouldn’t be Christmas without it. Everyone knows its refrain, “Pa-rum-pum-pum-pum,” but fewer know that its composer was a longtime Concord resident. Katherine Kennicott Davis lived right off Lowell Road near the mill brook, quietly making her mark as a composer and music educator.
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    2026 Holiday Celebrations Around Town

    It's the holidays! Don't miss these holiday events, many of which have been enjoyed for generations.
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