No need to sign up, just come out and enjoy a chat over a cup o'Joe and munchkins with a group of great guys.

Understanding Modernism: Beethoven and the Avant-Garde Keith Kirchoff, CCM faculty member, concert pianist, and composer, will be offering his seventeenth series here at the COA. In this session, Keith will be exploring the concept of "modernism," and how that term has changed and evolved over the centuries. Of particular focus will be the music of Beethoven and how his radical ideas impacted and influenced generations of composers after him. With music spanning from 1500 to present day, the class will draw on an exploration of visual and cinematic art along with musical genres to help illustrate modernist concepts. Please call the COA to reserve your seat even if you have registered at the CCM.

Come out and join a great group of seniors who meet to sing the oldies to the piano played by Jerry Hurley. New members are always welcome. No need to sign up, just come for the sing-along!

No need to sign up, just come out and enjoy a game or two of chess with like-minded seniors. Bring a chess board if you have one!

Our dedicated crew of handy tutors from CCHS are on hand most days for one-on-one tutoring in all things tech! These patient instructors can help with computer questions, smart phones, tablets, and e-readers. Even if you just want someone to help you learn to use a computer or surf the internet, we can help. No question is too basic! Please call anytime to set up your tutoring session with Wen Wei, Lukas, Emily, Jeffrey, Sophia, and Claire. 978 318 3020

Mapping the Road to Town Meeting … Session 3 Warrant Review with the Town Moderator: Be Prepared for Town Meeting 2018 Tuesday, April 3rd, 7:30-9:00 P.M. Harvey Wheeler Community Center, 1276 Main Street, West Concord (note location change)

This self-led group of quilting enthusiasts meets every Tuesday to share ideas and to work on their individual projects. Break out your quilting projects and come along to stitch, chat, and share ideas.

No need to sign up, just join in the conversation. Come out to spend the morning chatting over hot coffee and sweet treats. Everyone takes a turn to talk about whatever is on their mind.

An MBTA Charlie Card can reduce fares of to 50% on the commuter rail, subway, and buses for riders aged 65 and over. Come to the Charlie Card Event at the Harvey Wheeler Community Center to apply for yours! Just bring a VALID driver's license, Mass RMV-issued ID, or passport with you. You'll fill out a registration form and have your picture taken, and we will take care of the rest. The MBTA will send your new Charlie Card in about 4 weeks. Please note that this event is for initial cards only, not for replacements. Reservations are required. Please call 978 318 3020 beginning March 1st to reserve your spot!

This growing group offers an opportunity to get together to work on individual projects in the company of your friends. Come and enjoy casual conversation while you make progress on your favorite hand craft projects. Knitters, crocheters, felters, embroiderers, and hand sewers are all welcome - anything goes!

Over the centuries, art masterpieces have been lost and found. In February, we will explore the missing painting "Wounded Table" by Frida Kahlo. Then we will watch "The Rape of Europa," the storey of Nazi Germany's plundering of Europe's great workds of art during World War II, followed by the movie "The Monuments Men," the story of the US military unit that was formed to find the artwork and return it to its owners. This DVD series will be presented and facilitated by Janice and Douglas Muir. This series is sure to be popular, so please call beginning February 1st to reserve your seat. 978 318 3020.

Please call beginning Feb. 1st for this April clinic.

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

This group, facilitated by Barbara Howell, will continue discussions based on the "Great Decisions" course materials put out by the Foreign Policy Association. Each week the focus of conversation changes, come join the discussion. All views are welcome.

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

Beginner and intermediate artists are invited to join instructor Linda Malone. All materials are provided by the instructor. Please call the COA to sign up. (No class March 1)

You are cordially invited to attend our Annual Tea Party! We'll be breaking out the fine china for this special event. There will be soft strings playing in the background as you sip your tea, nibble tea sandwiches and sweets, and enjoy the company of friends. This is a popular event and we do expect it to fill: reservations are required. Please call beginning March 1st to sign up. 978 318 3020.

Instructor Kristin Cooley will help you enhance your creative writing. Learn methods to make your writing more colorful and expressive. Bring your laptop, tablets, or pen and paper. Please call the COA to sign up. 978 318 3020.

This movie was originally scheduled to be shown on March 23rd, but the winter weather has disrupted our movie queue! The movie "Going in Style," originally scheduled for today, may be shown at a later date - check our monthly listings. Wonder Entering fifth grade will be momentous for Auggie. While his facial deformity has previously kept him from attending regular schools, Auggie is determined to make his classmates see beyond his face. Cast: Juliea Roberts, Owen Wilson, Jacob Tremblay 2017; Drama; 1hr.53min.; Rated PG

No need to sign up, just join in the fun. Easily the happiest and most fun-loving group here at the COA, this great bunch of seniors welcomes new players of all levels. They are willing to teach newcomers and ready to challenge advanced players. Why not give it a try?!

All Concord residents who are registered to vote in Town are encouraged to attend. For information, please contact the Town Clerk's office at 978-318-3080 or by visiting the Town Clerk's webpage at http://concordma.gov/342/Town-Clerk

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

No need to sign up, just come out and enjoy a chat over a cup o'Joe and munchkins with a group of great guys.

This new Memory Cafe is offered in partnership with Right at Home the second Monday of each month. It is intended as a welcoming place for people living with memory changes and their care companions or family members. Caregivers and their loved ones with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia can attend for free and enjoy a light lunch with conversation, entertainment, or engaging activity in a safe, comfortable and stimulating setting. Please call beginning Monday, April 2nd to sign up. 978 318 3020.

Understanding Modernism: Beethoven and the Avant-Garde Keith Kirchoff, CCM faculty member, concert pianist, and composer, will be offering his seventeenth series here at the COA. In this session, Keith will be exploring the concept of "modernism," and how that term has changed and evolved over the centuries. Of particular focus will be the music of Beethoven and how his radical ideas impacted and influenced generations of composers after him. With music spanning from 1500 to present day, the class will draw on an exploration of visual and cinematic art along with musical genres to help illustrate modernist concepts. Please call the COA to reserve your seat even if you have registered at the CCM.

Come out and join a great group of seniors who meet to sing the oldies to the piano played by Jerry Hurley. New members are always welcome. No need to sign up, just come for the sing-along!

No need to sign up, just come out and enjoy a game or two of chess with like-minded seniors. Bring a chess board if you have one!

All Concord residents who are registered to vote in Town are encouraged to attend. For information, please contact the Town Clerk's office at 978-318-3080 or by visiting the Town Clerk's webpage at http://concordma.gov/342/Town-Clerk

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

This self-led group of quilting enthusiasts meets every Tuesday to share ideas and to work on their individual projects. Break out your quilting projects and come along to stitch, chat, and share ideas.

No need to sign up, just join in the conversation. Come out to spend the morning chatting over hot coffee and sweet treats. Everyone takes a turn to talk about whatever is on their mind.

This growing group offers an opportunity to get together to work on individual projects in the company of your friends. Come and enjoy casual conversation while you make progress on your favorite hand craft projects. Knitters, crocheters, felters, embroiderers, and hand sewers are all welcome - anything goes!

Join us for this timely talk - rescheduled from the snow day! Whether the weather is hot or cold, keeping hydrated helps to regulate body temperature. Join Denise Mercury, the registered dietitian nutritionist from Minuteman Senior Services, for a talk on water intake and hydration. She will explain the importance of hydration and the risks of not drinking enough. she will share tips on ways to drink more water and teach us how to measure and track daily water intake. Refreshments will be provided. Please call the COA to sign up beginning Monday, April 2nd. 978 318 3020.

Over the centuries, art masterpieces have been lost and found. In February, we will explore the missing painting "Wounded Table" by Frida Kahlo. Then we will watch "The Rape of Europa," the storey of Nazi Germany's plundering of Europe's great workds of art during World War II, followed by the movie "The Monuments Men," the story of the US military unit that was formed to find the artwork and return it to its owners. This DVD series will be presented and facilitated by Janice and Douglas Muir. This series is sure to be popular, so please call beginning February 1st to reserve your seat. 978 318 3020.

All Concord residents who are registered to vote in Town are encouraged to attend. For information, please contact the Town Clerk's office at 978-318-3080 or by visiting the Town Clerk's webpage at http://concordma.gov/342/Town-Clerk

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

Let instructor Melody Orfei be your guide to the social media platform FaceBook. This class is designed for those who do not already have an account. You'll need to know how to access your email account (account and password) to set up a FaceBook account. Learn how to set up an account, check out photos posted by family and friends, and learn what it means to 'like' someone's post. This class is limited to just 6 students. Please call beginning Monday, April 2nd, to sign up. 978 318 3020

Today's lunch will be provided by Life Care of Acton. The menu will include beef stroganoff with noodles, broccoli and apple turnovers for dessert.

This group, facilitated by Barbara Howell, will continue discussions based on the "Great Decisions" course materials put out by the Foreign Policy Association. Each week the focus of conversation changes, come join the discussion. All views are welcome.

All Concord residents who are registered to vote in Town are encouraged to attend. For information, please contact the Town Clerk's office at 978-318-3080 or by visiting the Town Clerk's webpage at http://concordma.gov/342/Town-Clerk

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

Beginner and intermediate artists are invited to join instructor Linda Malone. All materials are provided by the instructor. Please call the COA to sign up. (No class March 1)

Roberta Hing will teach you how to make scallion pancakes, millionaire's chicken, and stir-fried pea pods and mushrooms. Then stay to enjoy your creations. Please call beginning Monday, April 2nd to reserve your place. This class needs a minimum of 10 people to run.

Today's lecture is on the topic originally scheduled for March but canceled due to weather. In this talk, John Gardella looks at the progressive movement in America. Rapid industrialization and urbanization created many problems for Americans and the first three twentieth century presidents attempted reforms. Please call beginning Monday, April 2nd to reserve your seat. 978 318 3020.

This class is appropriate for mat yogis.

The Mixed Game Group needs more members! If you love word games, puzzles, and board games, then this group is for you! Playing games challenges memory and attention and sharpens your mind. The group is led by Jerry Hurley, and meets the second and fourth Fridays of each month. Please call the COA starting Monday, April 2nd, to let us know you plan to attend. 978 318 3020

Instructor Kristin Cooley will help you enhance your creative writing. Learn methods to make your writing more colorful and expressive. Bring your laptop, tablets, or pen and paper. Please call the COA to sign up. 978 318 3020.

Patriots Day A tragic bombing near the finish line at the 2013 Boston Marathon sets of a citywide manhunt for the perpetrators. with residents devastated by the events, Sgt. Tommy Saunders and the boston Police Department zero in on two suspects. Cast: Mark Wahlberg, John Goodman, Kevin Bacon, and more... 2016; Real Life Drama; 2 hrs., 13 mins.; Rated R for violence and language.

Bruce Hambro returns with his presentation of Porter and Berlin - two of the most celebrated songwriters of the 20th century. Their music includes such classics as "Night and Day," "Anything Goes," and "I've Got You Under My Skin" (Porter), as well as "White Christmas" and "Blue Skies" (Berlin). Hambro, a former history teacher who now give interactive programs on famous entertainers and musical composers, will discuss the lives and work of Porter and Berlin, as well as the friendship they had. Please call beginning April 2nd to reserve your seat for this production.

No need to sign up, just join in the fun. Easily the happiest and most fun-loving group here at the COA, this great bunch of seniors welcomes new players of all levels. They are willing to teach newcomers and ready to challenge advanced players. Why not give it a try?!

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

Come join the COA book discussion group, led by Phyllis DiMarzio. This month, the book is "The Widower's Tale" by Julia Glass. This group is open to everyone, and new members are always welcome.

This self-led group of quilting enthusiasts meets every Tuesday to share ideas and to work on their individual projects. Break out your quilting projects and come along to stitch, chat, and share ideas.

Our monthly Caregivers' Support Group is open to those caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's or related dementias. The group is facilitated by COA Social Services Coordinator Sally Lopez. Please call Sally at 978 318 3012 with any questions.

No need to sign up, just join in the conversation. Come out to spend the morning chatting over hot coffee and sweet treats. Everyone takes a turn to talk about whatever is on their mind.

Let's give Karma, one of Concord's newest restaurants, a try! Karma features Asian Fusion cuisine promising "a taste of Asian cuisine that you will remember." You'll find a large selection of Chinese and Japanese entrees, including curries, sushi, and reasonably priced lunch specials. Meet the group at the restaurant at 11:45, or arrange transportation via the COA van ($2). Please call beginning Monday, April 2nd to reserve your seat! 978 318 3020.

This growing group offers an opportunity to get together to work on individual projects in the company of your friends. Come and enjoy casual conversation while you make progress on your favorite hand craft projects. Knitters, crocheters, felters, embroiderers, and hand sewers are all welcome - anything goes!

Over the centuries, art masterpieces have been lost and found. In February, we will explore the missing painting "Wounded Table" by Frida Kahlo. Then we will watch "The Rape of Europa," the storey of Nazi Germany's plundering of Europe's great workds of art during World War II, followed by the movie "The Monuments Men," the story of the US military unit that was formed to find the artwork and return it to its owners. This DVD series will be presented and facilitated by Janice and Douglas Muir. This series is sure to be popular, so please call beginning February 1st to reserve your seat. 978 318 3020.

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

Stop by for a diabetic screening and to ask any questions of our diabetic nurse. No appointments are needed for this free clinic.

This group, facilitated by Barbara Howell, will continue discussions based on the "Great Decisions" course materials put out by the Foreign Policy Association. Each week the focus of conversation changes, come join the discussion. All views are welcome.

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

Let Melody Orfei guide you in getting the most out of your FaceBook account. This class is for users who already have an account set up. You should have an account set up and know how to log in using your email and password. Attendance is limited, so please call the COA beginning Monday, April 2nd, to let us know you plan to attend. 978 318 3020.

Beginner and intermediate artists are invited to join instructor Linda Malone. All materials are provided by the instructor. Please call the COA to sign up. (No class March 1)

Join naturalist and lecturer John Root for his presentation of "Songbirds of the Northeast," with photos and recordings of our region's songbirds. The role of song in these birds' lives as well as their diet, social behavior, and other adaptations for survival are discussed. Participants also learn how to provide attractive habitat for songbirds. Question and comments are welcome throughout this presentation. Please call beginning Monday, April 2nd to reserve your seat.

Instructor Kristin Cooley will help you enhance your creative writing. Learn methods to make your writing more colorful and expressive. Bring your laptop, tablets, or pen and paper. Please call the COA to sign up. 978 318 3020.

Darkest Hour 85% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes Winston Churchill's stirring defiance of the Nazi threat is the focus of this historical drama that depicts his fearless refusal to surrender Britain to Adolf Hitler's relentless army during the early days of World War II. Cast: Gary Oldman (2018 Academy Award winner for Bet Actor), Kristin Scott Thomas, Ben Mendelsohn, and more... 2017; Drama; 2 hours, 5 minutes; Rated PG-13)

No need to sign up, just join in the fun. Easily the happiest and most fun-loving group here at the COA, this great bunch of seniors welcomes new players of all levels. They are willing to teach newcomers and ready to challenge advanced players. Why not give it a try?!

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

No need to sign up, just come out and enjoy a chat over a cup o'Joe and munchkins with a group of great guys.

Roberta Hing will teach you to make crispy pork spring rolls and Chinese dumplings. Youwill learn how to rool the spring rolls and assemble the dumplings as an interactive group. Then stay to enjoy the meal you have made!

Understanding Modernism: Beethoven and the Avant-Garde Keith Kirchoff, CCM faculty member, concert pianist, and composer, will be offering his seventeenth series here at the COA. In this session, Keith will be exploring the concept of "modernism," and how that term has changed and evolved over the centuries. Of particular focus will be the music of Beethoven and how his radical ideas impacted and influenced generations of composers after him. With music spanning from 1500 to present day, the class will draw on an exploration of visual and cinematic art along with musical genres to help illustrate modernist concepts. Please call the COA to reserve your seat even if you have registered at the CCM.

Come out and join a great group of seniors who meet to sing the oldies to the piano played by Jerry Hurley. New members are always welcome. No need to sign up, just come for the sing-along!

No need to sign up, just come out and enjoy a game or two of chess with like-minded seniors. Bring a chess board if you have one!

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

This self-led group of quilting enthusiasts meets every Tuesday to share ideas and to work on their individual projects. Break out your quilting projects and come along to stitch, chat, and share ideas.

No need to sign up, just join in the conversation. Come out to spend the morning chatting over hot coffee and sweet treats. Everyone takes a turn to talk about whatever is on their mind.

This growing group offers an opportunity to get together to work on individual projects in the company of your friends. Come and enjoy casual conversation while you make progress on your favorite hand craft projects. Knitters, crocheters, felters, embroiderers, and hand sewers are all welcome - anything goes!

Join Marie LeBlanc, founder of Transitions Liquidation Services, for a talk on easing the stress of de-cluttering, downsizing, and moving. Her presentation, "Tips for Transitioning," will feature advice on getting started, making decisions, options for selling and donating, making the move and the next steps! She will talk frankly and sincerely about her experiences and how important it is to purge now and purge often. Refreshments will be served. Please call beginning Monday, April 2nd to reserve your seat. 978 318 3020.

Our dedicated crew of handy tutors from CCHS are on hand most days for one-on-one tutoring in all things tech! These patient instructors can help with computer questions, smart phones, tablets, and e-readers. Even if you just want someone to help you learn to use a computer or surf the internet, we can help. No question is too basic! Please call anytime to set up your tutoring session with Wen Wei, Lukas, Emily, Jeffrey, Sophia, and Claire. 978 318 3020

Please note: our luncheon today will fill. You MUST call to make your reservation. Today's lunch is provided by The Commons in Lincoln. The menu includes fresh garden salad, northern baked haddock or spinach & feta stuffed chicken with rustic gravy, herb roasted potatoes, squash medley, and double chocolate cake.

This group, facilitated by Barbara Howell, will continue discussions based on the "Great Decisions" course materials put out by the Foreign Policy Association. Each week the focus of conversation changes, come join the discussion. All views are welcome.

This support group is appropriate for any seniors with vision limitations. Facilitated by Jini McCoubrey, the group meets the last Wednesday of each month.

Join this growing group of curious genealogists! Learn the skills you'll need to compile your family history or to write stories for future generations to enjoy. Please call to sign up and bring your own laptop to class if possible.

Local attorneys volunteer their time to answer your individual legal questions during a free, 30-minute consultation. We ask that you only take advantage of this offer once per year so that many can benefit. Appointments are required. Please call the COA beginning Monday, April 2nd to make your appointment. 978 318 3020.

Beginner and intermediate artists are invited to join instructor Linda Malone. All materials are provided by the instructor. Please call the COA to sign up. (No class March 1)

What better way to learn important facts about ear health and hearing loss than with a fun game of Bingo? Join Barbara Bailey from Sound Solutions for a different kind of educational program - Hearing Loss Bingo! Instsead of numbers, Barbara will call out words related to specific aspects ofhearing and gives little tidbits of information related to hearing loss and ear care. It's free to play and prizes are offered. Refreshments provided by Sound Solutions. Please call beginning Monday, April 2nd to reserve your seat. 978 318 3020

Leslie Davis has been designing and making beaded jewelry for more than 15 years. She will bring an assortment of colorful beads and memory wire and teach you to craft a beautiful bracelet. This class is limited to just 15 people. Please call the COA to register beginning Monday, April 2nd.

American Art Part III - 1950 - 1990 In the second half of the twentieth century, America broke free of its European bonds. There was an explosion of creativity on this side of the ocean. American Art grew up and demonstrated its own unique personality and innovation. Join us for a look at how art in America evolved in the modern era, from Pop Art to Grandma Moses, and how it took the seat of power with all its new directions, energy, and nerve. Art Matters displays over-sized copies of paintings in salon style to encourage discussion and reflection.