The Thursday Owl - May 26, 2022

ALCOTT NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
 

** 14 SCHOOL DAYS LEFT UNTIL SUMMER VACATION **


Thank you MR. G, teachers, staff and all the parent volunteers that made field day a great success. It was a perfect day for fun and games and Alcott School Spirit!

    

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ALCOTT STUDENT GARDEN DELIVERS PRODUCE TO OPEN TABLE!  The Student Garden was thrilled to bring the first harvested produce from the garden to Open Table for donation last week.  The delivery included 5 pounds of spinach and arugula!  Many thanks to our Student Garden Coordinator, Serena Crosina, and the Alcott students and faculty who have nurtured this wonderful learning and growing space all year.
 
FROM NURSE AMANTE:  Spring is a time to get outside and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine!  Spring is also a season when ticks become more prevalent.  Please read the attached letter for some helpful tips on how to prevent tick bites.
  SCHOOL SUPPLIES 2022-2023. We've partnered with 1st Day School Supplies to make shopping for your child's supplies super easy! Just click here and purchase your child's supplies for next year (select the grade they will be in for 22-23) and it will be delivered to your child's classroom at Alcott before school starts in August. Please consider purchasing an extra kit or 2 to donate for those in need. Deadline to order is July 1.
  ALCOTT WEAR:  Make sure to get your gear before the school year ends!  






Check out the Alcott spirit wear store under the Support tab of the Alcott PTG website or click HERE to find the latest and greatest Alcott wear.  Alcott PTG receives 10% back on all items purchased throughout the school year so consider purchasing an item today! ***Every Wednesday is a half-day***  
May 30:  Memorial Day (no school)
June 14:  5th Grade Moving Up Ceremony
June 15:  Last Day of 21-22 School Year

CPS/CCRSD 21-22 School Calendar can be found here COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS

Meet Wafa' Tarnowksa at the Main Library
"Meet award-winning children's author, Wafa’ Tarnowksa on Tuesday, June 14 at 10:30am at the Main Library! Wafa’ will read aloud from her new, critically acclaimed picture book, Nour’s Secret Library.  This program is recommended for ages 6 and up. Afterwards, participants will be able to have their books signed by the author. No registration required.

Celebrate Juneteenth with Author Ray Anthony Shepard
In honor of Juneteenth, come meet acclaimed children's author and historian Ray Anthony Shepard on Tuesday, June 21 at 10:30am at the Main Library. Mr. Shepard will read from his newest book, Runaway: The Daring Escape of Ona Judge, a picture book biography of Ona Judge, a young enslaved woman who escaped the family of George Washington. The book has received many awards, including the Jane Addams Children’s Honor Book, a Notable Book by the Association for Library Services to Children, Bank Street’s Best Books of the Year list, and more. No registration is required.

CONCERT FOR UKRAINE 
Please join us for an evening of music and solidarity to support medical aid efforts in Ukraine.  Featuring an intimate concert by the award-winning musicians of Radius Ensemble.   
Tuesday, June 7, 2022, 6-9pm 
Home of Julie & Charles Davidson 
Concord, Massachusetts 
All proceeds will go immediately to the purchase of life-saving medical supplies in Ukraine via Ukraine Forward, an initiative of the Ukrainian American Educational Center, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.  
Click here to donate and secure your seat 

The Concord Education Fund (CEF) Teacher Appreciation Appeal lets you make a donation in the name of one or more of your child’s favorite teachers. It’s the perfect way to send a devoted teacher a special shout-out that not only shows your appreciation, but directly contributes to the excellent education our children are receiving.
Take some time to learn more about the many grants made possible by community support of the CEF at concordedfund.org.

COAR Popsicle Get Together  Join COAR (Communities Organizing Against Racism) on Wednesday, June 1st at 3pm at Rideout Playground for both a kick off to June Journeys (a month long series of events focused on social justice and racial equity) and a casual get together to see one another in person. If you've seen our discussion groups advertised and have been wondering what we're all about, this is a great, low-key way to learn more! There will be popsicles and light refreshments available. Kids welcome.  RSVP HERE.


PMC KIDS RIDE! Join us for the PMC Kids Ride on Sunday, June 12th from 8:30am - 12pm at Willard Elementary School, 185 Powder Mill Road, Concord. Kids ages 5 to 15 are invited to ride either a 1, 4, 8 or 12 mile route to support the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. There will be a separate 1/4 - 1/2 mile Jr. Ride for riders with training wheels and those under 5. Celebrate at the finish line with delicious food, music, games and activities. To register, volunteer or donate, go to kids.pmc.org/concord. 
 

Concord Middle School End of Year Concerts! CMS student musicians and the Concord Association of Music Parents invite you to enjoy our fun, casual outdoor chorus, and band performances! It’s a great opportunity for young musicians to get excited about joining an ensemble. Concerts are free admission and will be held outside (bring your own lawn chair!) at the Sanborn building, 835 Old Marlboro Road.
Wed 6/1: 7pm -- 6th, 7th and 8th Grade Choruses and Honors Choir
Thurs 6/2: 6:30pm -- 6th, 7th and 8th Grade Concert Bands, Jazz Band and Wind Ensemble
 

Concord Conservatory of Music Offers Summer Private Lessons Summer is always more fun with music! With less stress and more free time, it's the ideal time to learn. Private lessons are available for all ages and abilities for a host of instruments. Or, get a group together to create your rock, jazz, or chamber music ensemble and receive coaching from an accomplished instructor. Start today by completing the New Student Lesson Inquiry Form or inquire about lessons by contacting CCM Student Services Manager Emma Huggard: ehuggard@concordconservatory.org or (978) 369-0010. CCM is the area’s non-profit community music school, located at 1317 Main Street. Financial assistance available.


CONCORD RECREATION: Concord Recreation is Hiring!  Do you know someone who is interested in being a camp counselor or lifeguard? Send them the link above! Benefits include:
1. Free Beede membership for themselves and their immediate family
2. Discounts for programs
3. For lifeguard positions, we will train you FOR FREE!
4. And SO MUCH MORE!

Summer Orchestra Camp will run on July 11, 12 and 14. It's a perfect way to dust off that string instrument and keep your child playing a little over the summer. Keeping up with the skills is important for continuation for the next year!  Any string player who can play Twinkle or has one or more years of experience is welcome to join. Students entering grade 5 or lower can sign up for the 6-7:30 time slot. Students who are older or more experienced can join the 7-8:30pm time. There will be a mini performance for the parents on the last day of camp, July 14th, Thursday at 8pm. Please bring a folding stand if you have one and a pencil. Students will be given a t-shirt. Please email aanderson@concordps.org with any questions.

Skyhawks Ultimate Sports  Age-appropriate games that teach teamwork, fair play, tons of energy and even more fun! Join us for the Ultimate Sports program where kids will play dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag and more!

Summer Specialty Camps  Looking for different half day, themed, camps through Concord Rec? Check out our summer specialty camps – plenty of space available!

Youth Disc Golf  Learn the world of Disc Golf with instructor Roseanne Ham!  This program will introduce the sport of Disc Golf by teaching the rules to play on a course, skills of the game (forehand, backhand, and putting throws), scoring, and game play!

Stow Street Block Party – June 4 @ 12:00pm-2:00pm  Join Concord Recreation for its 6th Annual Stow Street Block Party and one of the most exciting events of the year. This event will take place on June 4th from 12pm-2pm on Stow Street in Concord. The Stow Street Block Party is a free community event that will feature activities for all ages including Touch a Truck, music, food, games, and more.



The Thursday Owl - May 19, 2022

IT'S BEEN A BUSY WEEK!

BEATING THE HEAT AT FRANKLIN PARK! Thank you to all of the students and families who made the METCO Family Friends Spring Field Day such a fun way to beat the heat last Saturday, May 14th, at Franklin Park in Boston. The district-wide event featured fun, games, treats and socializing for folks across the elementary schools, CMS and CCHS. This wonderful gathering came together through the hard work of our METCO Family Friends planning team: Academic Liaison Savaughn Dickerson, PTG METCO Chair Kenlyne Exumé and Alcott parents/MFF representatives Meghan Clinard, Sarah Sabatino and Tanika Williams. Special thanks again to Mr. Gaudreau for supplying the day's games and gear! FIFTH-GRADE SPRING FAIR: A SUNNY SUCCESS! Under bright skies yesterday, the fifth-grade students, teaching team and parent volunteers held the first-ever Fifth Grade Spring Fair, an outdoor extravaganza complete with student-created/led games, raffles, crafts and book fair held for all Alcott students. This event came together through months of planning and creativity among the fifth-graders, their teachers and the Fifth-Grade planning team led by Alcott parents Kate McEneaney, Adria Fischer, Liv Woods and Meghan Clinard. Many thanks to all of the volunteers who assisted the students and teachers yesterday and special gratitude to Mike Dodge and Daniel Cortes for their indispensable setup/cleanup help.

FOURTH-GRADERS EXPERIENCE IMMIGRATION DAY! Also yesterday, the fourth-grade team was thrilled to bring back Immigration Day! On this day, students were able to experience firsthand what it was like to be an immigrant traveling to Ellis Island. Through a series of simulated events, the fourth-graders recreated the experience of the journey to and through Ellis Island at the start of the 20th-century. As in years past, Immigration Day provided fourth-graders with a unique learning experience that was sure to create lasting memories!

ALCOTT NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

FROM NURSE AMANTE: Spring is a time to get outside and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine! Spring is also a season when ticks become more prevalent. Please read the attached letter for some helpful tips on how to prevent tick bites.


5TH GRADE - ALCOTT COMMUNITY FOOD DRIVE FOR OPEN TABLE, May 16th - 20th Each year the 5th Grade students organize a community service project for an organization in need. This year we have chosen to run a food drive for Open Table. We are collecting specific food items THIS WEEK (May 16th - 20th). There are collection boxes at each grade level and in the front hallway at Alcott. Different grades are asked to bring in specific foods:

Kindergarten: Boxes of cereals and variety pack instant oatmeal
Grade 1: Toothpaste, liquid soap, and shampoo
Grade 2: Dried legumes/beans, white tuna in water
Grade 3: Snacks of all kinds- salty crackers, chips, cookies
Grade 4: Soups and stews, (low sodium too)
Grade 5: Shelf-stable, non-dairy milks (almond, coconut, oat, soy), salad dressings, salsa, vinegar, oil (plastic containers only)


Grade 5 thanks you in advance for your generous donations to make this year's Open Table food drive a success once again!!

ALCOTT FIELD DAY RETURNS!! After 2 years of not being able to hold our annual Alcott all school Field Day it is back and scheduled for Wednesday, May 25, 2022 from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm (Raindate is Friday, June 3, 2022). We will have the entire school outside on our back fields and blacktops participating in 11 stations. We need between 35-40 parent volunteers to make this day a huge success for our students. So dust off those sneakers, get your sunscreen ready and join us for an awesome morning of fun and games.

*** Please respond before tomorrow, Friday, May 21, 2022, so Mr. G can plan accordingly. You can email Mr. G at tgaudreau@concordps.org ***

All volunteers need to have a current CORI filled out with our office. If yours has expired, the office can get you signed up quickly, just reach out to them.


ALCOTT LOST & FOUND. Thank you to all of the folks who supported last week's Lost & Found Air-Out. All remaining items are still available at the Lost & Found (cafeteria hallway); if you are missing items, visit the L&F after checking in at the office or have your student look there. The contents of the Lost & Found will be donated on Thursday, May 26th. Please contact alcottlostandfound@gmail.com with any questions.


SCHOOL SUPPLIES 2022-2023. We've partnered with 1st Day School Supplies to make shopping for your child's supplies super easy! Just click here and purchase your child's supplies for next year (select the grade they will be in for 22-23) and it will be delivered to your child's classroom at Alcott before school starts in August. Please consider purchasing an extra kit or 2 to donate for those in need. Deadline to order is July 1.

ALCOTT WEAR: Make sure to get your gear before the school year ends!






Check out the Alcott spirit wear store under the Support tab of the Alcott PTG website or click HERE to find the latest and greatest Alcott wear. Alcott PTG receives 10% back on all items purchased throughout the school year so consider purchasing an item today!

***Every Wednesday is a half-day***


May 25: Alcott Field Day
May 30: Memorial Day (no school)
June 14: 5th Grade Moving Up Ceremony
June 15: Last Day of 21-22 School Year

CPS/CCRSD 21-22 School Calendar can be found here

COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS

OPEN TABLE NEEDS YOU! Hungry to help? Open Table is in immediate need of food and ask you to consider running a food drive. A food drive can be as big or small as you wish. It may be a group of all contributing a themed donation at a get together, a neighborhood working together to support its local community, or an organization or team organizing a larger scale public food drive. Please sign up here if you are willing to organize a food drive – no matter what the size! List of high demand items. Working together towards a greater goal is a meaningful way to promote team building, facilitate bonding within your group, and support your community.

CHILDREN'S BOOK DRIVE May 16 - May 31 We are accepting donations of either new or gently used books for children aged 0-6 years old for a book drive held on behalf of Raising a Reader MA from May 16 to May 31, 2022. Books collected will be distributed to families living in high-need communities across Massachusetts. Bins will be available to drop off books at 40 Pine Street in West Concord on either the front or back porch. If you’d like to donate new books, please access Raising a Reader MA’s Amazon wish list here and if you have any questions, please contact opcp155@gmail.com.

William's Be Yourself Challenge (WBYC) Organization On Saturday, June 25 in Carlisle, WBYC hosts the 2nd Annual William's Flat Brimmed Parkour Challenge. This community event will take place during Carlisle's Old Home Day and offer free 30-minute parkour lessons to kids from HUB Parkour instructors. In the afternoon, the instructors will offer a parkour exhibition and the day will close out with an open obstacle course. See the flyer HERE. Sign up now for a time slot for a free parkour lesson! For more information, read more about William and WBYC.

SEPAC Coffee Chat, May 24th at 9:15AM. Please come join Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) members for coffee and conversation. This is a great place to ask questions and to learn from other family's experiences. Rideout Playground Picnic Pavilion, Laws Brook Rd, Concord. For more information about SEPAC, click HERE.

Concord-Carlisle Youth Soccer is holding evaluations for both our Travel teams and Club teams (in association with Liverpool Football Club International Academy) the week of May 23 – May 26. For additional information about the schedule and each program, please go to the CCYS website. All players must register to attend the evaluation. Please register HERE for the grade your child is in now. Please email info@ccysoccer.org with any questions.

COAR Popsicle Get Together, Wednesday, June 1, 3pm. Join COAR (Communities Organizing Against Racism, www.coaraction.org) at Rideout Playground in West Concord for both a kick off to June Journeys (a month long series of events focused on social justice and racial equity) and a casual get together to see one another in person. If you've seen our discussion groups advertised and have been wondering what we're all about, this is a great, low-key way to learn more! There will be popsicles and light refreshments available. Kids welcome. RSVP HERE.

CONCORD CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Early Bird Registration for Fall Group Classes—Act now to receive 10% off kids and adult group class registrations. Enroll for a group class between Monday, May 16 through Sunday, June 12 to receive special pricing. CCM group classes provide excellence in music education balancing rigor with the joy and fun of creating music. Choose the right class for you and your kids and lock in your space. Click HERE to register. Financial assistance available.

CONCORD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
KOREAN FAMILY MONTH celebrated with events all May. Click HERE for more information.

FREE MUSIC CONCERTS Mondays at 10:30am in June for children ages 0-6 years at the Main Library. No registration required. On June 6 Alan Goodrich - a guitarist and singer-songwriter performer - will entertain for all ages, including classic children's songs and original songs. On June 13 join Hugh Hanley, a nationally-known early childhood educator and musical entertainer who specializes in programs for young children. On June 27 Concord favorite Rockabye Beats joins us again! They are a fun, family group whose music is reminiscent of founder Marcos Valles’s Puerto Rico.

CONCORD RECREATION:

Concord Recreation is Hiring!  Do you know someone who is interested in being a camp counselor or lifeguard? Send them the link above! Benefits include:
1. Free Beede membership for themselves and their immediate family
2. Discounts for programs
3. For lifeguard positions, we will train you FOR FREE!
4. And SO MUCH MORE!

Summer Orchestra Camp will run on July 11, 12 and 14. It's a perfect way to dust off that string instrument and keep your child playing a little over the summer. Keeping up with the skills is important for continuation for the next year!  Any string player who can play Twinkle or has one or more years of experience is welcome to join. Students entering grade 5 or lower can sign up for the 6-7:30 time slot. Students who are older or more experienced can join the 7-8:30pm time. There will be a mini performance for the parents on the last day of camp, July 14th, Thursday at 8pm. Please bring a folding stand if you have one and a pencil. Students will be given a t-shirt. Please email aanderson@concordps.org with any questions.

Skyhawks Ultimate Sports  Age-appropriate games that teach teamwork, fair play, tons of energy and even more fun! Join us for the Ultimate Sports program where kids will play dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag and more!

Summer Specialty Camps  Looking for different half day, themed, camps through Concord Rec? Check out our summer specialty camps – plenty of space available!

Youth Disc Golf  Learn the world of Disc Golf with instructor Roseanne Ham!  This program will introduce the sport of Disc Golf by teaching the rules to play on a course, skills of the game (forehand, backhand, and putting throws), scoring, and game play!

Stow Street Block Party – June 4 @ 12:00pm-2:00pm  Join Concord Recreation for its 6th Annual Stow Street Block Party and one of the most exciting events of the year. This event will take place on June 4th from 12pm-2pm on Stow Street in Concord. The Stow Street Block Party is a free community event that will feature activities for all ages including Touch a Truck, music, food, games, and more.

Please visit this space for updates on sports, music and theater registration dates, seminars, and more events throughout town.

The Thursday Owl - May 12, 2022

Alcott Spirit Day: Hawaiian Luau


Attention, Alcott Owls! Tomorrow (Friday) May 13th is HAWAIIAN LUAU DAY! Dust off your Hawaiian shirts and wear your most colorful, tropical gear to show off your Alcott school spirit!

ALCOTT NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

METCO FAMILY FRIENDS SPRING FIELD DAY is this Saturday, May 14th!
Come join your Alcott community this Saturday for a wonderful day of outdoor activities, socializing and fun! Click HERE to register. Click HERE to volunteer.
When: Saturday, May 14th, 1 - 3 PM
Where: Franklin Park, Boston
Who: Concord and Boston families

5TH GRADE - ALCOTT COMMUNITY FOOD DRIVE FOR OPEN TABLE, May 16th - 20th
Each year the 5th Grade students organize a community service project for an organization in need.  This year we have chosen to run a food drive for Open Table.  We will be collecting specific food items during the week of May 16th - 20th.  There will be collection boxes at each grade level and in the front hallway at Alcott.  Please click HERE to see which foods are needed for the food drive. In addition to this, there will also be a collection box at the Spring Fair on Wednesday, May 18th for donated items.

Grade 5 thanks you in advance for your generous donations to make this year's Open Table food drive a success once again!!


5TH GRADE SPRING FAIR next Wednesday, May 18th
The 5th Grade Spring Fair will be held on Wednesday May 18, 9:30 - noon. Students will come with their classroom teachers in 30 minute blocks. The Fair will be held outside and will feature:
* GAMES created by the 5th graders
* RAFFLES with over 25 items on offer
* BOOK SALE with gently used children's books
* CRAFT SALE with some fun crafts made by the 5th graders

What will they need to bring from home?

  • Quarters and dollar bills (everything priced $0.50 - $1.00)

  • About $5 - $10 total is good

  • A shopping bag to carry any items they may buy or win

Unfortunately parents may not attend the fair unless already registered as a volunteer for this event, however, books and crafts that are not sold will be made available for parents to buy at pickup time alongside the playground. (Prices doubled for parents .)

Proceeds go toward the 5th grade fund to support the end-of-year 5th Grade gift to Alcott and the 5th Grade Field Trip. Any questions please contact Kate McEneaney at mceneaney.kate@gmail.com.


ALCOTT FIELD DAY RETURNS - VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED!! After 2 years of not being able to hold our annual Alcott all school Field Day it is back and scheduled for Wednesday, May 25, 2022 from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm (Raindate is Friday, June 3, 2022). We will have the entire school outside on our back fields and blacktops participating in 11 stations. We need between 35-40 parent volunteers to make this day a huge success for our students. So dust off those sneakers, get your sunscreen ready and join us for an awesome morning of fun and games.

*** Please respond before Friday, May 21, 2022, so Mr. G can plan accordingly. You can email Mr. G at tgaudreau@concordps.org ***

All volunteers need to have a current CORI filled out with our office. If yours has expired, the office can get you signed up quickly, just reach out to them.


ALCOTT AUCTION UPDATE: The Fundraising Committee would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to our amazing community for all of the generous contributions to last month's Alcott Auction, which was able to raise over $5,000 in funds for the school. If anyone has any questions about how to claim a prize, please reach out to Melissa Karczewski at melissahun@gmail.com.


SCHOOL SUPPLIES 2022-2023. We've partnered with 1st Day School Supplies to make shopping for your child's supplies super easy! Just click here and purchase your child's supplies for next year (select the grade they will be in for 22-23) and it will be delivered to your child's classroom at Alcott before school starts in August. Please consider purchasing an extra kit or 2 to donate for those in need. Deadline to order is July 1
.

ALCOTT WEAR: Make sure to get your gear before the school year ends!






Check out the Alcott spirit wear store under the Support tab of the Alcott PTG website or click HERE to find the latest and greatest Alcott wear. Alcott PTG receives 10% back on all items purchased throughout the school year so consider purchasing an item today!

***Every Wednesday is a half-day***


May 14: METCO Family Friends Spring Field Day @ Franklin Park, Boston
May 25: Alcott Field Day
May 30: Memorial Day (no school)

CPS/CCRSD 21-22 School Calendar can be found here

COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS

CONCORD-CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Literacy Multi-Tiered System of Support Presentation
Ever wonder how struggling students get their learning needs met in our schools?
Or, what assessments are given to monitor our educational program?
Or, how dyslexia in students is addressed?

You are cordially invited to a virtual presentation on Monday, May 16, 2022, 7 PM - 8 PM
Zoom Login Link
Meeting ID: 928 2622 5340
Passcode: 704908

This event will be a full slideshow presentation by nine of our faculty with time for Q&A at the end.
MTSS Literacy Presentation 2022

CCHS BOY'S LACROSSE Calling all CC Youth Lacrosse Players, and their friends and family, to come to the CCHS Varsity Boy’s Lacrosse Friday Night Game at 7pm on May 13th at Memorial Field down below. Experience the excitement as the 2021 CCHS Boy’s Lacrosse State Champions take on Austin Prep in their last night game this season. Show your CC pride and wear your CC youth lacrosse uniform!

HUNGRY TO HELP The Concord Free Public Library (CFPL) is introducing a new, monthly program for elementary school children brought to you in partnership by the Library and Open Table, a local food pantry serving Concord and surrounding communities. This hands-on program will take place Wednesday, May 25 and Wednesday, June 29 from 3pm-4pm in the Children’s Activity Room at the Main Library. We will use different stories each month to help educate children and facilitate discussion on food insecurity. Children will decorate a bag and fill it with food provided by Open Table in support of the Open Table Kids' Bags program."

CONCORD CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Join us for an evening of jazz inspired by classical music. Presenting Where Jazz Meets Classical Concert on Friday, May 20th at 7:30 pm. Guest musicians saxophonist Kenneth Radnofsky and pianist Yoshiko Hiramatsu Kline to perform with CCM faculty members Tsuyoshi Honjo on saxophone and Peter Evans on live electronics and bass clarinet. Purchase tickets in advance at concordconservatory.org or at the door: $25 for adults and free for students 18 and under. info@concordconservatory.org

CONCORD EDUCATION FUND's Spring Barn Party - Bluegrass and BBQ in the Barn! Saturday, May 14th, 7 - 10 pm at the Discovery Barn at Nashoba Brooks School. Please join the Concord Education Fund in supporting our teachers, administrators and schools as we celebrate their hard work to provide innovative programs for our children! We are Parents Supporting Teachers Inspiring Students. Tickets are $50 each - get your tickets HERE.

THOREAU ROAD RACE: Mark your calendars for May 15th and join us for the revival of the Thoreau Road Race after a 2-year deep dark hiatus. We will have an open 5k (9 am) and a kid’s race (10 am), with all proceeds benefiting Thoreau Elementary School. For additional information and to sign up for this outstanding event, please visit our website HERE.

CONCORD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY will celebrate Korean Family Month with events all May. Click HERE for more information.
CONCORD RECREATION:

Concord Recreation is Hiring!  Do you know someone who is interested in being a camp counselor or lifeguard? Send them the link above! Benefits include:
1. Free Beede membership for themselves and their immediate family
2. Discounts for programs
3. For lifeguard positions, we will train you FOR FREE!
4. And SO MUCH MORE!

Skyhawks Ultimate Sports  Age-appropriate games that teach teamwork, fair play, tons of energy and even more fun! Join us for the Ultimate Sports program where kids will play dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag and more!

Summer Specialty Camps  Looking for different half day, themed, camps through Concord Rec? Check out our summer specialty camps – plenty of space available!

Youth Disc Golf  Learn the world of Disc Golf with instructor Roseanne Ham!  This program will introduce the sport of Disc Golf by teaching the rules to play on a course, skills of the game (forehand, backhand, and putting throws), scoring, and game play!

Community Yard Sale – May 14th 8:00am-2:00pm  Come join us at our community yard sale at Hunt Recreation Center.

Stow Street Block Party – June 4th 12:00pm-2:00pm  Join Concord Recreation for its 6th Annual Stow Street Block Party and one of the most exciting events of the year. This event will take place on June 4th from 12pm-2pm on Stow Street in Concord. The Stow Street Block Party is a free community event that will feature activities for all ages including Touch a Truck, music, food, games, and more.


Please visit this space for updates on sports, music and theater registration dates, seminars, and more events throughout town.