Start with the Concord Museum in Concord, Massachusetts. They have furniture displays from the 1800's. The DeCordova Museum features and annual event to honor New England artists.
Verrill Farms has an annual function every month. They offer displays, food, and hayrides. The Minute Man National Historical Park hosts various activities throughout the year. Learn what it was like to live in Concord, Massachusetts during the colonial period.
Many authors came from Concord, Massachusetts. Be sure to visit the Ralph Waldo Emerson house to learn more about this famous author and his works. The Orchard House is where the Alcotts lived, and where Little Women was written. Then go to Sleepy Hollow Cemetery to Authors Ridge and visit the graves of several famous writers.
Riverfest is an Arts Sculpture Path held at the Old Calf Pasture. It is said to be a very interesting walk through art exhibits. Paddling Back Through Time is a boat tour down the scenic Concord River. You are welcome to either rent or bring your own boat. Live music is offered nightly at the Colonial Inn for your listening pleasure. Every day of the week offers a different type of music, including jazz, folk,and piano. Come to the Scout House for New England Square and Contra Dancing when your in Concord, Massachusetts.
Walden Pond State Reservation hosts Nature Walks for Families. They are an hour long and very scenic.
