Events

Three Stones Gallery is your destination for beautiful art and unique handmade items from outstanding artists: abstract and figurative art by Tim Dunnbier and Cécile Ganne, delicate florals by Alice Rosa, scratchboard animals by Karen Gaudette, works on paper, photographic encaustics, and petite paintings.

Nov 27 - Jan 1  This annual family-focused event celebrates children’s books and a love of reading through dozens of decorated story trees. Each tree features hand-made decorations inspired by a picture book. Visitors can explore the artistic trees, and families can sit and read together or do a festive scavenger hunt. Related events, including An Afternoon with Authors & Illustrators, CostumeCharacter Day, and Holiday Members’ Night will take place in December. 

Stop by and admire the remarkable collection of menorahs held in trust for the community. This tradition, begun 35 years ago by Debra Stark, is continued by her son, Adam, to share the Festival of Lights with all.

The Concord Free Public Library will once again display Dr. Andrea Resciniti’s stunning holiday gingerbread house. Come and be inspired to create your own work of art for the holidays.

This is one of Mozart's most popular and enduring operas, presented in Opera51’s continuing tradition of offering non-holiday fare during the holidays to enrich your season. Performed in concert version with full orchestra, sung in Italian with projected English subtitles.

Performances will take place Saturday, December 21 at 7:30 PM and Sunday, December 22 at 2:00 PM

Dec 23 - 24. Don’t miss this joyful celebration of the Icelandic tradition of receiving books on Christmas Eve and spending the night reading. Stop by the bookstore to pick up a free, wrapped book and a packet of hot chocolate. Weather permitting, the books will be outside in Barrow's book carts. In the case of bad weather, books will be available inside the store.

With authenticity, the Po’Ramblin’Boys' music cuts right through the world's noise and speaks plainly to the soul. Formed in 2014 in the Smoky Mountains, they are ambassadors of their genre, bringing their music from rural bluegrass festival stages to the rock clubs of Europe and now to Concord Conservatory.