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The Friends of Pine Hawk 2026 Fall Program Series

Boxborough’s Beaver Brook Valley Preserve (Esker) Presentations

When:
Where: Boxborough Sargent Memorial Library

Saturday, November 21, 10-11 AM, a talk at the Boxborough Sargent Memorial Library
The presentations will describe some of Boxborough's pre-history
and provide helpful context for those who also sign up for the George
Krusen Memorial Boxborough Esker walk at 1PM later (below).
Geologist Britt Argow will discuss how the local landscape developed
over millions of years. Historian and author Brent Ranalli will provide
an overview of the local Native American cultural history - especially
the critical contact period. Rita Grossman, the Boxborough Conservation Trust's president, will note how George Krusen's
efforts were key to protecting this significant geological feature from being fully excavated for gravel to build I-495.
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Saints Vartanantz Food Festival Set for November 21

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Where: 180 Old Westford Road, Chelmsford

Saints Vartanantz Armenian Church of Chelmsford will host its Annual Food Festival on Saturday, November 21, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Lunch and Dinner will be served all day, and will include Lamb Shish Kebab, Chicken Kebab and Losh Kebab (spiced Armenian burger), a vegetarian platter, and lehmejune (Armenia pizza pie) served with salad. Also available will be stuffed grape leaves, and a pastry table featuring baklava. kadayif, spinach pita, and cheese bureg (cheese-filled filo triangles). A country store will offer a wide variety of Middle Eastern delicacies. The Festival will also include jewelry and Armenian souvenir booths as well as raffles and silent auctions. Special highlights of this year's bazaar will be a backgammon tournament starting at 2:00 pm with a cash prize for the winner, and a narrated slide presentation about the church’s history and a tour of the church’s traditional orthodox sanctuary offered at 1:00 pm. The Festival will take place at Sts. Vartanantz Church, 180 Old Westford Road, Chelmsford. For more information, call 978-256-7234, or email Lori at lori.Kayajanian@gmail.com.
 
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The Friends of Pine Hawk 2026 Fall Program Series

George Krusen Memorial Beaver Brook Valley Preserve (Esker) Walk

When:
Where: Boxborough's Esker

Saturday, November 21, 12:45- 2:30 PM, A walk on the trail on the Boxborough’s esker
George deeply appreciated both the natural beauty and geology as well as the Native
American imprints still present on the land in our region. Geologist Britt Argow will note
significant geological features throughout the walk. Brian McClain of the Friends of Pine Hawk
will point out possible Indigenous stone structures, including some described in the landmark
book Manitou. PLEASE NOTE: Key details, including preparation and where to meet for the
walk, will only be emailed to registrants a few days in advance. This trail walk involves
climbing steep terrain. The walk is limited to 40 people, ages 13+ and up.
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Transgender Day of Remembrance

When:
Where: 1A North Rd, Chelmsford

Event Details

Sat, Nov 21, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Chelmsford Center for the Arts, 1A North Rd, Chelmsford, MA, 01824

Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), celebrated annually on or around Nov 20, is a day dedicated to honoring the transgender community and raising awareness of the discrimination and challenges they face. Chelmsford’s event will provide a platform for visibility, support, and education, affirming the dignity and humanity of all transgender individuals.

There will be a candle-light procession to and around Chelmsford Town Common, followed by a vigil to remember and honor the individual names of those transgender people who lost their lives to anti-transgender violence in the past year. It is an opportunity for individuals to come together in solidarity and respect.

The first observance of Transgender Day of Remembrance was after the November 28, 1998, murder of Rita Hester, a 34-year-old Black transgender woman in Boston. Gwendolyn Ann Smith organized the first candlelight vigil on November 20, 1999, in San Francisco to memorialize Hester and other victims of anti-transgender violence. 
 
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Maynard-Clinton Elks Host Music Bingo Fundraiser to Support Veterans

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Where: 34 Powdermill Road in Maynard

The Maynard-Clinton Lodge of Elks invites the community to an evening of fun, music, and giving back at a charity Music Bingo fundraiser on Saturday, November 21, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The event will take place at the Lodge, located at 34 Powdermill Road in Maynard.

Admission is $20 in advance or $25 at the door. Admission includes one bingo card for each of the four rounds of Music Bingo. Additional cards will be available for purchase at the event.

Guests can also try their luck with an assortment of raffle baskets and a 50/50 raffle. Attendees who bring items to donate will receive a free raffle ticket as a thank-you for their generosity. Suggested donations include full-sized toiletries, new socks, new washcloths, and coffee gift cards just to name a few.

All proceeds will benefit Veteran Pathways of New England, an organization dedicated to helping homeless and at-risk veterans on their journey toward stability, healing, and independent living. Through this fundraiser, the Maynard-Clinton Lodge of Elks hopes to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who have sacrificed so much in service to our country.

Advance admission can be prepaid through Venmo at @blproia. For verification, the last four digits of the associated phone number are 0060.
Gather your friends, enjoy a fun night of music bingo, and help make a difference in the lives of those who have served our country.
For more information, please contact Barbara Proia, Loyal Knight and Veterans Committee Chairperson, at 978-337-0060.
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An Evening with Hayley Reardon

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Where: 99 McMahon Road, Bedford

The New Song Music Series will welcome critically acclaimed folk-pop singer-songwriter Hayley Reardon to Bedford on Saturday, November 21, 2026.

A Massachusetts native with more than 8 million streams on Apple Music alone, Reardon is also a storyteller whose evocative songs feel like postcards from a life on the road. She has shared the stage with Lori McKenna, Dar Williams, and Ed Sheeran, who welcomed her as his special guest at his Old Phone Pub pop-up in Ipswich, Massachusetts, in March 2025.

Performer Magazine describes Reardon’s music as “brilliantly moving folk/pop with a lyrical depth and soul,” while No Depression observes that “Reardon is truly a treasure.”

In addition to touring in the United States, Reardon has performed nearly 300 shows across Europe, including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. She also received a six-month artist residency in Dachau, Germany.

The concert will take place at John Glenn Middle School, 99 McMahon Road, Bedford, the series’ temporary venue. Doors open at 6:45 p.m., and the music starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at newsongbedford.org.

The series is presented by the Bedford Cultural District with generous support from Red Heat American Tavern, Suzanne & Company Real Estate, Bedford Florist & Gifts, FYZICAL Therapy and Balance Centers Bedford, and the Mass Cultural Council.
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Songs and Ayres: Lute songs and Traditional Folk Music  Sat, Nov 21
Harvard Historical Society

When:
Where: 215 Still River Rd, Harvard

Join Erin Shea Hogan for Songs and Ayres, a recital at the intersection of traditional folk ballad performance and early lute song accompanied by master celtic guitarist, Adam Hendey, and multi-instrumentalist Pablo Kennedy on lute. The repertoire will explore the connection between  two distinct and beloved pillars of English music, featuring selections from Dowland's Books of Songs and Ayres, and folk songs, Child Ballads, and their variants. 

While storytelling and collaboration are central to both genres, the two traditions approach these elements in different ways. The folk ballads are collaboratively arranged, based on various song collections and aural traditions, whereas the lute songs are composed works brought to life by a combination of historical accuracy and creative interpretation. By bringing these song traditions together, Hogan invites listeners to consider the ways both genres share investment in the expressive and expansive possibilities of the human voice.

https://www.still-river-music.org/event-details/songs-and-ayres-lute-songs-and-traditional-folk-music
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Maynard-Clinton Elks Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot
Sunday, November 22nd

When:
Where: 34 Powder Mill Road, Maynard

Plan your Thanksgiving holiday celebrations now! Join us on Sunday, November 22nd for the Maynard-Clinton Elks Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot. We’ll have drawings for turkeys, hams, and Tomahawk steaks, as well as an assortment of raffles, including a full Thanksgiving dinner.

All are welcome. Doors open at 1:00 PM, with the first drawing at 1:30 PM.
Support the Maynard Food Pantry!

Bring a non-perishable food item and be entered into a raffle!

Maynard-Clinton Elks is located at 34 Powder Mill Road, Maynard, MA 01754.

For further information, please call (978) 897-8425.
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Sounds of Stow Fall Concert

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Where: 81 Elm Street, Concord

Sounds of Stow’s 48th season under the direction of Barbara Jones focuses on music of “Connections”– past to present, culture to culture, voice to voice. The opening concert –2:00 pm, Sunday Nov. 22, connects an early Baroque motet by Padre Martini with the major feature, Maurice Durufle’s “Requiem” (1947). Trinity Episcopal Church, 81 Elm Street, Concord, MA provides the appropriately beautiful space for this belovedand moving setting of the requiem text, which draws on traditional chant melodies, flavored by harmonies that evoke music by compatriots Debussy and Faure.

Our season continues with further exploration of Christopher Tin’s exciting works, with “The Drop that Contained the Sea”, on Sunday, April 11, 2027 at Littleton High School. New singers are welcome to join us for an amazing adventure into evocative and joyous music that connects the water cycle to music rooted in many cultures. (see website for details.) The season concludes with “Hearts Full of Hope," a program about the courage to hope, the strength we find in one another, and the possibility of creating a more compassionate world, on June 6, 2027, in Stow.

For further information and tickets, visit www.soundsofstow.or or email info@soundsofstow.org. Sounds of Stow is supported in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council as administered by the local cultural councils of Stow, Acton-Boxborough, Bolton, Carlisle and Hudson.
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Felixology Bookshop to Hold Thanksgiving Grief Cafe

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Where: 2 Walnut St in Maynard

Felixology: books, gifts, and art for the magical mind at 2 Walnut St in Maynard is holding a Thanksgiving-themed Grief Cafe on Sunday, November 22nd from 6-8pm. Holidays, like Thanksgiving, can be particularly difficult for grieving families and this event seeks to acknowledge that feeling of loss. Participants are invited to bring a food or drink that reminds them of a deceased loved one to share. If comfortable, they may share why the food or drink is meaningful. The featured book will be After Taste by Daria Lavelle. It is not necessary to bring a food or drink item to attend the Grief Cafe.

Felixology opened in late 2024 to honor the memory of the owner's late son Felix, who passed away at age 29 from Mesothelioma. Felix was a creative, enchanted soul who grew up in nearby Concord amongst nature and the spirits of his ancestors. He had a profound love of nature, history, literature, and art. He grew up to be an artist and designer for theatre, opera, film and top fashion designers.

Felixology is committed to being more than just a retail location, but a safe, welcoming, community space that harkens back to the carefree, magical days of childhood. It is a bookshop for all ages, but caters to the inner child in all of us. Felixology holds monthly Grief Cafes and Death Cafes to normalize discussions on grief, death, and dying.

For more information on Felixology or the Grief Cafe please visit the website at felixology.com, email felixology8@gmail.com, call 978-298-5716, or visit social media on Facebook or Instagram (@felixologybookshop)
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SLAM Dunkle Rides into Maynard to Launch His Two New Books

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Where: 2 Walnut St. Maynard

Those who rode out the pandemic locally in 2020 may remember SLAM Dunkle riding his bike around the Concord and Maynard area in costume, playing guitar or trumpet. He became a viral and media sensation with folks posting photos of sightings daily.

Now Matt Dunke, AKA SLAM Dunkle, has written 2 books to chronicle his adventures. SLAM describes his memoir Riding Out Loud as, "...a kaleidoscope of intimate and vulnerable insight into what happened before, during and after the Halloween 'Headless-Horseman-on-a-bike' spectacle."

SLAM's poetry book, Straight From The Corpse/s Couch is described as," ... a collection of 19 lyrical pieces by SLAM Dunkle—surreal, funny, dark, romantic, irreverent, and occasionally unhinged."

On Black Friday, Nov. 27th from 1-3pm, SLAM Dunkle will be at Felixology to sign books, play some music, tell stories, pose for photos, and read from his books. Felixology is located at 2 Walnut St. Maynard, MA. For more information visit www.felixology/com, email felixology8@gmail.com, or call 978-298-5716
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35 Seasons, One Timeless Tradition: Tickets Now on Sale for
Commonwealth Ballet's The Nutcracker

When:
Where: Eleanor Welch Casey Theatre at Regis College, Weston

Kick off the holiday season with the magic of The Nutcracker and celebrate Commonwealth Ballet's 35th Anniversary Season: Tradition & Transformation.

This beloved holiday tradition features beautiful dancing, stunning costumes, enchanting sets, and memorable performances for audiences of all ages. From playful mice and cheerful Polichinelles to sparkling Snowflakes and the breathtaking Waltz of the Flowers, The Nutcracker offers holiday wonder for families and arts lovers alike.

As Commonwealth Ballet marks 35 seasons of inspiring audiences through tradition, innovation, and artistic excellence, this year's performances are not to be missed. Learn more about the anniversary season here.
Performances: November 27-29 and December 18-20

Venue: Eleanor Welch Casey Theatre at Regis College, Weston, MA
Free Parking

Tickets are on sale now! Purchase tickets https://www.commonwealthballet.org/nutcracker and use promo code EB26 by October 1 for 20% Early Bird savings (excluding shortened sensory and family-friendly matinee on November 27th at 1pm). 
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Join the 60th Annual Maynard Holiday Parade!

When:
Where: Maynard

Sunday, December 6, 2026 | 2:00 PM
We’re inviting local businesses, organizations, community groups, and families to help fill the streets of downtown Maynard with holiday cheer!
Ways to participate:
  • Enter a holiday-themed float or decorated vehicle.
  • Bring an antique or classic car.
  • March or walk with your organization, business, or group.
  • Participate as a marching band, dance group, color guard, or other performance group.
  • Represent your business or organization with a parade banner.


Whether your group is big or small, we’d love to have you join us!

 

There’s a Place for Everyone!

Whether you want to participate in the parade, set up a booth at the Holiday Village, showcase your business, become a sponsor, or support one of our fundraisers, we’d love to have you involved!
Or just come watch the parade, explore the Holiday Village, and enjoy the holiday magic with your friends and family! Every person who joins us helps make this community tradition more special.

Learn more and sign up at:
www.lightuptheholidaysmaynard.com

Thank you for helping us Light Up the Holidays in Maynard!
The Maynard Holiday Parade & Holiday Village Committee
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Enter the Bedford Cultural District’s 2nd Annual Wreath Decorating Contest!

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Where: Bedford Town Common

The Bedford Cultural District is sponsoring its second annual wreath decorating contest as part of the annual community Artisans Market and Tree Lighting on Saturday, December 5, on the Town Common. Individuals, families, and businesses are invited to decorate a wreath and spread holiday cheer to the community.

Twenty contest display spaces are available! Local scouts from Boy Scout Troop #114 will be selling the wreaths starting in mid-October, as well as online beginning on November 1. The cost is $17 for a plain wreath, and $21 for one with a bow. Wreaths may be reserved at https://forms.gle/vbtCRMPrXxiXX4zJ8, with a deadline of November 8, 6 pm, for ordering. Delivery will be on November 21 or 22.

Decorations are up to the creative imagination of each entrant. Finished wreaths should be dropped off at the Town Common on Saturday, December 5, from 11am to 1pm.

Artisans Market and Tree Lighting attendees can purchase raffle tickets on the Town Common on December 5 from 2pm to 6pm and vote for their favorite wreath—and get a chance to win that exact wreath! The wreaths will be raffled off at 6pm, and the Cultural District will award a prize to the decorators for the three wreaths that are voted most popular.

All contest proceeds will directly support the Bedford Food Pantry.
The registration deadline to enter the wreath contest is Monday, November 30. Registration is as simple as completing the form here: https://forms.gle/Snu5QNnLNrvfTabn9.

For further general information, contact Eric Salerno at esalerno@bedfordma.gov or call 781-918-4006. Call 617-312-3545 if you have questions about ordering the wreaths.
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Concord Women’s Chorus Hosts
‘Sing We Noel: Songs of Peace and Joy’

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Where: 81 Elm Street, Concord

Concord Women’s Chorus (CWC), fostering the power of women’s voices in song, presents its winter concert, “Sing We Noel: Songs of Peace and Joy,” on Saturday, December 5, 4 pm, at Trinity Episcopal Church, 81 Elm Street, Concord. Led by Artistic Director and Conductor Jane Ring Frank, recipient of the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award from Choral Arts New England, the program features accompanist Simon Andrews and welcomes guest artist Kenneth Mok, violin. 

From a vast catalogue of traditional carols and anthems, CWC offers luxurious arrangements of some of the genre’s best and most beloved tunes. Mendelssohn’s exquisite writing for women’s voices (“Laudate Pueri” and “Veni Pueri”) leads the concert, giving way to sweeping arrangements of “Away in a Manger,” “Angels We Have Heard on High,” “Sing We Now of Christmas” and more. Witty and harmonically rich arrangements are heard in Michele Weir’s jazz versions of “Winter Wonderland,” “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” and others. Dan Forrest’s gorgeous “Shalom” completes the concert – a heartfelt audience favorite.

Guest artist Kenneth Mok, violinist, has appeared as a soloist with orchestras including Collegium Musicum Hong Kong, Boston Chamber Orchestra, UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra, and Hong Kong Baptist University Orchestra. Closing with a rousing carol sing-along, the program is sure to please and add joy and warmth to a chilly winter afternoon.

CWC is pleased to participate in the Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program, in collaboration with the Department of Transitional Assistance and hundreds of organizations, making cultural programming accessible to those for whom cost is a barrier. Therefore, CWC offers EBT cardholders the opportunity to purchase up to two tickets for $10 each.

Concord Women's Chorus is a 55-singer ensemble that draws singers from Concord and the greater Boston area. The ensemble performs a wide variety of choral music, ranging from early music to contemporary repertoire, with an emphasis on works written for women’s voices.  CWC will soon be releasing a professional recording of its commissioned works, produced by Grammy Award-winning studio SoundMirror.

Tickets to “Sing We Noel” are $30 per person, available at simpletix.com/e/sing-we-noel-songs-of-peace-and-joy-tickets-293491 and at the door, limited to capacity. For more information, performance details or to join Concord Women’s Chorus, email manager@concordwomenschorus.org, visit concordwomenschorus.org, or follow Concord Women’s Chorus on Facebook and Instagram.
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Wreaths Across America 2026

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Where: Howard Street Cemetery, Northborough

Northboro Junior Woman’s Club, Boros Cares 4 Troops and the Vincent F. Picard American Legion Post 234 will host Wreaths Across America on December 19, 2026 at12:00 noon.

The Northboro Junior Woman’s Club, Boros Cares 4 Troops and The Vincent F. Picard American Legion Post 234 are beginning fundraising to support the Wreaths Across America being held in Northborough for the third time this year. We are hosting an event at the Howard Street Cemetery to bring awareness to the yearlong mission of the organization, which is to Remember the fallen, Honor those who serve, and Teach the next generation the value of freedom.

Wreaths Across America is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded to continue and expand the annual wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, which was begun by Maine businessman Morrill Worcester in 1992. The organization’s yearlong mission – Remember, Honor, Teach – is carried out in part each year by coordinating wreath-laying ceremonies in December at thousands of veterans’ cemeteries and other locations in all 50 states and beyond.

The wreaths are $17 each! If you would like to order one or more wreaths please go to: www/wreathsacrossamerica.org/MA0219.
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Concord Conservatory of Music Unveils Dynamic 2026–2027 Concert & Speaker Series

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Where: Concord Conservatory of Music (1317 Main Street, Concord)

The Concord Conservatory of Music (CCM) is thrilled to announce its 2026–2027 Concert & Speaker Series, featuring an exceptional lineup of world-class performers, engaging speakers, and family-friendly concerts designed to bring the community together through the power of live music.

This season, CCM invites audiences to explore a rich variety of musical genres and themes, ranging from intimate duo recitals and global musical journeys to innovative eco-conscious programs and headline performances by celebrated contemporary artists.

Red Skies: Friday, January 29, 2027 at 7:30 pm
Warm up your winter with a captivating bluegrass performance full of depth and energy.

To learn more about the performances or purchase tickets, please visit www.concordconservatory.org/news-events/ccm-concert-speaker-series.
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Acton Garden Club Lecture Series - February 2, 2027 - Singing Leaves

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Where: Acton Town Hall, 472 Main St, Acton

Date Feb 2, 2027
Time 10:30am
Location Acton Town Hall and zoom
Speaker John Himmelman, author, illustrator, and naturalist
Topic Singing Leaves: The Stories and Songs of Night Singing Insects
Summary On warm summer evenings, night-singing insects (crickets and katydids) produce a whirring, chirping soundscape— a calming aural tapestry celebrated by poets and naturalists for millennia. Who are those songsters, so hard to find amongst the leaves and twigs they’ve evolved to resemble? And why are they singing? Himmelman introduces you to the individuals you’ve all likely heard, but have never seen, through his photographs and recordings of their calls in New England.
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NASHOBA SYMPHONIC BAND ELEVENTH SEASON

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Where: Route 117 (12 Green Road GPS) in Bolton

The Nashoba Symphonic Band, under the direction of David Wayne Bailey, is pleased to announce its 2026-2027 Season. All performances will take place in the auditorium of The Nashoba Regional High School, Route 117 (12 Green Road GPS) in Bolton MA, about a mile west of the center of town. Admission to all concerts is free, open to the public, and wheelchair accessible The season provides a wide variety of musical offerings:

Sunday, February 7, 2027, 2 pm. “Tales of Day's Past” showcases W. Francis McBeth's suite, Beowulf, with Cesar Franck's Psyche and Eros, and the iconic Sketches on a Tudor Hymn by Fisher Tull, with additional music by Leo Delibes and Karl King.
 
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Acton Garden Club Lecture Series - March 2, 2027 - Nature of Winter with Tia Pinney, Mass Audubon Senior Naturalist

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Where: Acton Town Hall and zoom

Date March 2, 2027
Time 10:30am
Location Acton Town Hall and zoom
Speaker Tia Pinney, Mass Audubon Senior Naturalist
Topic Nature of Winter
Summary This program will introduce the seasonal dynamics of nature in winter, and provide ideas and resources for observing, appreciating, and supporting wildlife.
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Concord Conservatory of Music Unveils Dynamic 2026–2027 Concert & Speaker Series

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Where: Concord Conservatory of Music (1317 Main Street, Concord)

The Concord Conservatory of Music (CCM) is thrilled to announce its 2026–2027 Concert & Speaker Series, featuring an exceptional lineup of world-class performers, engaging speakers, and family-friendly concerts designed to bring the community together through the power of live music.

This season, CCM invites audiences to explore a rich variety of musical genres and themes, ranging from intimate duo recitals and global musical journeys to innovative eco-conscious programs and headline performances by celebrated contemporary artists.

Music & Earth: Friday, March 5, 2027 at 7:30 pm
A thought-provoking program exploring the intersection of nature, environment, and sound.

To learn more about the performances or purchase tickets, please visit www.concordconservatory.org/news-events/ccm-concert-speaker-series.
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Concord Conservatory of Music Unveils Dynamic 2026–2027 Concert & Speaker Series

When:
Where: Concord Conservatory of Music (1317 Main Street, Concord)

The Concord Conservatory of Music (CCM) is thrilled to announce its 2026–2027 Concert & Speaker Series, featuring an exceptional lineup of world-class performers, engaging speakers, and family-friendly concerts designed to bring the community together through the power of live music.

This season, CCM invites audiences to explore a rich variety of musical genres and themes, ranging from intimate duo recitals and global musical journeys to innovative eco-conscious programs and headline performances by celebrated contemporary artists.

Around the World in 60 Minutes: (Family Concert) Saturday, March 20, 2027 at 11:00 am
A fast-paced, interactive musical voyage across continents for audiences of all ages.

To learn more about the performances or purchase tickets, please visit www.concordconservatory.org/news-events/ccm-concert-speaker-series.
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Concord Conservatory of Music Unveils Dynamic 2026–2027 Concert & Speaker Series

When:
Where: Concord Conservatory of Music (1317 Main Street, Concord)

The Concord Conservatory of Music (CCM) is thrilled to announce its 2026–2027 Concert & Speaker Series, featuring an exceptional lineup of world-class performers, engaging speakers, and family-friendly concerts designed to bring the community together through the power of live music.

This season, CCM invites audiences to explore a rich variety of musical genres and themes, ranging from intimate duo recitals and global musical journeys to innovative eco-conscious programs and headline performances by celebrated contemporary artists.

The Brandee Younger Trio: Friday, April 2, 2027 at 7:30 pm
An unforgettable season finale featuring groundbreaking harpist and composer Brandee Younger.

To learn more about the performances or purchase tickets, please visit www.concordconservatory.org/news-events/ccm-concert-speaker-series.
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NASHOBA SYMPHONIC BAND ELEVENTH SEASON

When:
Where: Route 117 (12 Green Road GPS) in Bolton

The Nashoba Symphonic Band, under the direction of David Wayne Bailey, is pleased to announce its 2026-2027 Season. All performances will take place in the auditorium of The Nashoba Regional High School, Route 117 (12 Green Road GPS) in Bolton MA, about a mile west of the center of town. Admission to all concerts is free, open to the public, and wheelchair accessible The season provides a wide variety of musical offerings:

Sunday, May 1, 2027, 3 pm. “SOUSA!”with the entire Symphony on Themes by John Philip Sousa by Ira Hearshen. This incredible four-movement work is based on music from some of the “March King's” most beloved melodies: The Washington Post, The Thunderer, Fairest of the Fair, and Hands Across the Sea.
 
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Acton Garden Club Lecture Series - May 4, 2027 - Creating Floral Designs That Last - Cathy Fochtman

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Where: Acton Town Hall, 472 Main St, Acton

Date May 4, 2027
Time 10:30am
Location Acton Town Hall
Speaker Cathy Fochtman
Topic Creating Floral Designs That Last
Cathy will demonstrate how to create floral designs that stay fresh and beautiful.
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NASHOBA SYMPHONIC BAND ELEVENTH SEASON

When:
Where: Route 117 (12 Green Road GPS) in Bolton

The Nashoba Symphonic Band, under the direction of David Wayne Bailey, is pleased to announce its 2026-2027 Season. All performances will take place in the auditorium of The Nashoba Regional High School, Route 117 (12 Green Road GPS) in Bolton MA, about a mile west of the center of town. Admission to all concerts is free, open to the public, and wheelchair accessible The season provides a wide variety of musical offerings:

Thursday, June 10, 2027, 7:30 pm. “Hail and Farewell!”  As we move to new high school building. NSB will play the final concert in the Nashoba Regional High School Auditorium, saluting graduating Seniors and Alumni with performances of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, The NSB-commissioned Wolves of Nashoba, and solos by graduating Seniors.