GREAT MEADOWS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, CONCORD, MA
We invite you to embark on a fascinating historical audio tour of Westford Center before the Civil War! Join our enthusiastic virtual guides, Kate Hamlin (1847-1937) and Fred Fisher (1855-1941), […]
Blacksmithing Demonstration at KeeneMetaling Forge The Village Blacksmith in a Colonial Town Experience Fire, Steel, and Craftsmanship — Up Close Step into the world of traditional blacksmithing at the KeeneMetaling […]
"A Rebel Town: Groton’s Revolutionary War Sites" is an immersive audio walking tour created by the Destination Groton Committee to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the start of the American […]
Nature-based Solutions (NbS) work with nature to address social, economic, and environmental challenges. Former Fort Devens is using future-forward Nature-based-Solutions to integrate the built and natural environment to combat climate […]
Challenge:Â This is a clue-based and mobile device activity, where you will use the provided cryptic clues on this Game Card to find various historical locations that played a significant […]
The Historical Downtown Hudson Walking Tour was developed by Richard Gelpke with assistance from David Bonazzoli and Lorene Jean, Hudson Art & Framing. All content on this page is taken […]
The Treasure Hunt will take place for two weeks leading up to West Concord's spring festival, Spring into West Concord, on May 16th. Approximately 30 businesses will receive lanterns which […]
Collection of 15 NOA artists in a variety of media -- paintings, photographs, fiber art, glass -- on display through the end of May in the lobby gallery of the […]
Featuring artwork from the Communications, Art and Design Department at Middlesex Community College, this exhibition showcases the faculty’s ongoing work as practicing professional artists. Representing a range of disciplines, the […]
Did you know Concord Prison has a nearly 150-year history featuring experimental psychology, notable inmates, and distinctive architecture? Join us on May 1 to learn about the prison’s origins in […]
When Lancaster resident Mary Rowlandson published her captivity narrative in 1682, it quickly became a best-seller both in the American colonies and in Britain. But what was it about her […]
The Umbrella Arts Center in the heart of historic Concord Center cultural district is home to more than 50 working artists skilled in a variety of fine and applied arts […]