Each month, join other readers to discuss a range of books, from classics to contemporary. For November, we will read Brooklyn , by Colm Toibin. Copies of the book are available at the Main Library. * This discussion will be held in memory of our long-time book club member William Joyce .
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Chair yoga offered in person at 1276 Main St and via Zoom; call to request the link.
Nurse Katie offers drop‑in health guidance at the Concord Health Office, answering questions on conditions, information, and resources.
Fowler Storytime (Labyrinth Garden at West Concord Union Church) — Stories, songs, rhymes, and a simple hands‑on activity, held indoors or outdoors depending on weather, all ages.
Storytelling followed by a simple craft activity for little ones, in the Children’s Activity Room at the Main Library, Concord, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
Primordial Souls D&D game in the Teen Room, where players' characters become transformed by returning souls, choosing superhero or villain roles, for ages 13–19.
Lego and Duplo building sessions with weekly challenges in the Fowler Library meeting room for ages 3–12.
A social deduction scavenger hunt in the Goodwin Forum library pits players against a hidden vampire master and a secret monster slayer.
A buffet breakfast panel at the Colonial Inn features authors Christopher Castellani, Gish Jen, and Hester Kaplan, moderated by Dr. Suzanne Koven, ages 18 and up.
