GREAT MEADOWS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, CONCORD, MA
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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), as they share their vivid memories of their beloved hometown. While exploring the charming historic Westford Center, you'll have the chance to reflect on its […]
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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 forge in Lexington, where raw steel is heated, hammered, and transformed before your eyes. This live demonstration offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the tools, […]
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"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 Revolution. Local historian Joshua Vollmar researched, wrote and will be your guide on the tour as you explore Groton, Massachusetts — a town whose rich […]
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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 change, improve resiliency, and develop happier and healthier places for people to live, work, learn, and play. Across the community, these green infrastructure elements are […]
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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 from Hudson History and Recollections. DATE & TIME: This is a self-guided activity available at your convenience. LOCATION: Downtown Hudson, MA 01749 This program […]
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Challenge: 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 role in Princeton’s history. As a last resort, we have included each locations longitude/latitude coordinates to help you zero in on each location. Instructions: Once […]
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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 historic Groton Inn. This is a self-guided activity. Learn more about the NOA Gallery. DATE: Friday, May 1 - Friday, May 15 TIME: 7 AM […]
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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 have been made by local artists. Each lantern will be numbered and hang in a window. People can pick up game sheets with the names […]
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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 collection reflects the depth of technical mastery and creative vision sustained through their dedicated studio practices and continued contributions to the contemporary art field. DATES: […]
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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 1878, its evolution, community impact, and eventual closure in 2025. The story begins with Concord Reformatory and includes other facilities like Charlestown Jail and Rutland […]
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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 story that was so interesting? Why did seventeenth-century readers enjoy a captivity narrative so much? Join our Special Collections and Archives Librarian to learn more […]
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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 including ceramics, glass, fiber arts, jewelry making, illustration, mixed-media, painting, photography, printmaking, illustration, sculpture, woodworking, writing and more. Since the organization’s founding Studio Artists have […]
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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 forge in Lexington, where raw steel is heated, hammered, and transformed before your eyes. This live demonstration offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the tools, […]
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Join this family activity to help build homes for our local Eastern bluebirds and plant spring flowers at Stillwater Farm. Learn about bluebird habitat, attracting and keeping bluebirds, and how to maintain and predator-proof a bluebird house. Build a nesting box to take home for your own backyard. REGISTRATION REQUIRED, SPOTS ARE LIMITED. DATE: Saturday, […]
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Step into the meadow and forest to uncover the secrets of local wildlife! On this ½ mile habitat hike, search for owl pellets and other wildlife clues. Learn about animal diets by examining replica skulls. After the hike, you’ll have the opportunity to see what an owl eats by dissecting a sterilized owl pellet. DATE: […]
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Special spring special pop-up exhibition and events series previewing the design, approach and exhibitions of the future Guitar Museum of New England in West Concord, the first and only permanently installed museum in the Americas exclusively dedicated to the guitar and find luthier craft. Events range from master luthier and curator talks, musical performances, examples […]
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Discover Arlington’s Cultural District at the Visitor Center on the Minuteman Bikeway, site of the birthplace of the real “Uncle Sam,” with pop-up music, exhibits, workshops, table chats and self-guided audio tours. Planned programs include: Sunday, May 3: ArtsArlington Public Art Table with live jazz Saturday, May 9: Arlington Cultural District Self-Guided Audio Tour Sunday, […]
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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 forge in Lexington, where raw steel is heated, hammered, and transformed before your eyes. This live demonstration offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the tools, […]
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Hidden Battles Foundation’s Sunday morning ruck and hikes are community-based gatherings designed to bring veterans, first responders, and supporters together through purposeful movement and connection. Held at Mine Falls Park, Nashua these outings typically cover 3–5 miles and include handicap-capable accessible routes, ensuring the experience is welcoming and inclusive for all ability levels. We hike […]
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During the warmer months, LexArt will be hosting outdoor artisan pop-up markets in our Parking Lot. These markets will have vendors that are selling one of kind handmade arts and crafts. LexArt is inviting local artists to come set up a tent to sell their unique and well-crafted artwork. DATE: Sunday, May 3 (Rain Date: […]
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Historical Piano Concerts' 40th Spring season presents performances on Sundays in May. The four concerts pay homage to the pianist-composers associated with the Collection's historical original pianos. You'll find detailed information on all events and the instruments at FrederickCollection.org. On Sunday, May 3rd, Yuan Sheng plays Brahms's late works, Op.116 through 119: Romances, Intermezzi, Caprices, […]
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