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June 1 - 15
June 1-30 June 1-30 June 17-19 |
StoryWalk: Fatima's Great Outdoors by Ambreen Tariq, hosted at the Thoreau Elementary School, 29 Prairie Street, Concord
StoryWalk: Saturday by Oge Mora, hosted by First Parish in partnership with First Connections at 20 Lexington Road, Concord, by the Wright Tavern StoryWalk: Runaway: The Daring Escape of Ona Judge by Ray Anthony Shepard, hosted by the Concord Main Library, 129 Main Street, Concord **Join the author for a special story time on June 21 at the Concord Main Library** StoryWalk: Juneteenth for Mazie by Floyd Cooper, hosted by the Discovery Museum, 177 Main Street, Acton |
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June 1, 3pm
June 3, 8pm June 4, 8pm June 5, 1pm June 5, 3pm June 9, 8:30-10pm June 12, 1-4pm June 12, 2-5pm June 14, 10:30am June 16, 7pm June 18, 11-12:30pm June 21, 10:30am June 29, 7pm |
June Journeys Kick-Off event, hosted by COAR at Rideout Playground (kids welcome!) **Cancelled due to rain**
Performance of The Colored Museum at the Umbrella Arts Center. ($$) Performance of The Colored Museum at the Umbrella Arts Center. ($$) Expert-guided walking tour highlighting Concord’s history of slavery, the first generation of freed African Americans, and abolitionism. 60-minute walking tour covers about 2 miles. ($$) Final Performance of The Colored Museum at the Umbrella Arts Center, including a talk-back at 5pm with exhibition curator Cedric Vise1 Douglas, theater director Pascale Florestal, and journalist Jacquinn Sinclair. ($$) Outdoor Film Screening of Black Panther at the Concord Museum Race Amity Day Picnic in Concord, at Alcott Elementary School, hosted by the Concord Race Amity Day Committee and Concord School District's DEI Director Andrew Nyamekye 4th Annual Race Amity Day Picnic in Carlisle, on Carlisle Common, hosted by the Carlisle Race Amity Day Committee and CPS DEICAC Join COAR members at the Umbrella Center for the Arts to view and discuss the current art gallery exhibition "The Colored Museum: Past/Present/Future" curated by Cedric Vise1 Douglas. RSVP here so we know to expect you! History of Juneteenth with Dr. Kelli Carter Jackson, via Zoom, sponsored by multiple organizations in Lincoln, Belmont, Chelmsford, Lexington, Maynard, Newton, Sherborn, and Wayland. Anti-Slavery Walking Tour, hosted by the Concord Museum in partnership with the Robbins House **FULL** Storytime to celebrate Juneteenth with acclaimed author, Ray Anthony Shepard, hosted by the Concord Main Public Library Join COAR members at the Umbrella Center for the Arts to view and discuss the current art gallery exhibition "The Colored Museum: Past/Present/Future" curated by Cedric Vise1 Douglas. RSVP here so we know to expect you! |
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