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THE NAYS, a traditional Rock quartet. Music on the Town Common, Wednesdays during the summer. Free for all!

We're calling on the Concord community to help us provide essential items to local children in need. Clean out your closets and donate your new and gently-used children's items to Cradles to Crayonsby dropping them off atNashoba Brooks School. Then join us on Sunday, October 16, at Nashoba Brooks School for a hands-on volunteer opportunity where we will bring the Giving Factory experience to the Concord community! Volunteer spots are limited and will be filled on a first come, first served basis.Please note that volunteer spots are full at this time.
Now through October 16:Bring your donations

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© Ania MoussawelIt's our favorite time of the year! It's time for Winter Solstice 2024! A celebration of our members creativity! Join us for an afternoon filled with the diversity and creativity of our artist members. Be here at the museum to celebrate all of the talented artists that are part of our amazing photo community. Saturday December 14th from 4 to 6pm We are also thrilled to showcase two award winning photographers in December. In our Griffin Gallery, Bridget Jourgensen is our 2024 John Chervinsky Scholarship Award winner, showcasing her award winning

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Dispose of Cellphones, laptops, desktops, monitors, other electronic equipment, No freon.

Join us for a day of decluttering, community, and environmental action. We're accepting a wide range of electronics, including TVs, computers, and more. Help reduce e-waste and learn about sustainable practices.

St. Eulalia Parish Is hosting an Electronics Recycling Event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday August 24. The collection event will be held in the church parking lot at 50 Ridge Street.

All electronics, appliances, items with a plug and/or batteries, as well as bicycles in any condition will be accepted and recycled for a small cost (SEE ATTACHED FLYER FOR PRICING)

Second day of a two-day event!

In May, 1935 the En Ka Society held its first street fair. It was a novelty to Winchester and was a huge success, attracting thousands. It has grown from a single ride and a few games into a much anticipated occasion. Generations of families in Winchester and surrounding communities have attended and continue to support tradition.

Continuing to this day, the En Ka Fair marks the beginning of summer for many citizens, old and young alike. We hope you will join us in May for this fun-filled event! 

The En Ka Society will hold a Membership Information Session on Thursday, January 9, 2025 in the Winchester Public Library's Large Meeting Room at 7:00 PM. If you are interested in learning more about our organization and becoming a member, please join us.

The En Ka Society is a non-profit charitable organization of over 200 women volunteers. Our mission is to aid non-profit organizations and initiatives that serve the people of Winchester, its residents in need, and our town for public purposes. We provide both monetary assistance and direct service programs in the community through grants, social service outlays and community outreach initiatives. Funding for these services is raised primarily through our annual town-wide fair, grants, other fundraising events, activities and donations. Since 2000, En Ka has given over $2 million back to

The En Ka Society will hold a Membership Information Session on Wednesday, November 6, 2024 in the Winchester Public Library's Large Meeting Room at 7:00 PM. If you are interested in learning more about our organization and becoming a member, please join us.

Looking to practice your English speaking skills this spring? Join a free conversation group with English At Large to build your skills and confidence speaking English in a group setting with the support of trained facilitators. English At Large conversation groups are for intermediate to advanced adult English language learners to practice speaking and listening for 90 minutes once per week.