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Have you noticed the energy around our incredible performing arts scene? Take your pick! Living Concord is the local community calendar run by Concord residents. Lexington and Concord are known as the places where the American Revolutionary War began. A beautiful bronze sculpture by Daniel Chester French commemorates this historic event.
Founded in , Concord was the first inland settlement to become incorporated in the state of Massachusetts. Today, those who live in Concord have access to wonderful museums, schools, community centers, libraries, and recreation centers. The local Concord community has a strong bond that connects its residents, and this bond is proudly reflected in the work of the Concord-Carlisle Community Chest. Here you will find neighbors helping neighbors. The Community Chest helps to identify nonprofits, local projects, town agencies, and individuals who can use financial support.
Among the many philanthropic projects at the Community Chest, one that stands out is the Carlisle Council on Aging, which helps to support and serve older adults on issues associated with aging. Another, the Center for Parents and Teachers, provides workshops and forums to help teachers and parents discuss topics associated with having children in school.
A library of reading material is always available along with child care during workshops and training sessions. Through diligent research and resourcing, the staff and volunteers at the Community Chest find financial resources to fund many community projects. To begin your journey exploring things to do in Concord, Massachusetts, head to the Concord Museum.
