Since 1873, The Concord Free Public Library has been a cornerstone of the social, cultural, educational and recreational life of the Concord community. Over 1,000 items — including books, books-on-tape, videos/DVDs, and CDs — circulate each day. 94% of all Concordians have a library card, and over 800 people visit one of two locations each day — the main Library in Concord Center and the Fowler Branch Library in West Concord. A cherished local landmark, the Library is a safe repository for town records, a gateway for learning and a home for distinguished Concord-related art and sculpture.
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Friends Annual Book Sale is Saturday, June 7th. [Details]
Sculptures by Maggie Stern and Pastels by Kay Hartung
May 2008
Art Gallery
Coming in the Fall!
May Alcott Exhibit
COMING UP
For more information, please click on the name of the event. More
listings are on the News/Events page.
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