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12/13/25

J. McLaughlin Jenn Bouchard Book Signing at J. McLaughlin

14 Walden St

Concord, MA

United States

Contact: Jenn Bouchard or Virginia Anton

Jenn Bouchard Book Signing at J. McLaughlin

Join local award-winning author Jenn Bouchard at J. McLaughlin in Concord for a book signing on Saturday, December 13th from 1-4 PM. She'll have copies of her latest novel, Considering Us, the 2025 Winner in Romantic Comedy from both the American Fiction Awards and the NYC Big Book Award. Kirkus Reviews calls Considering Us "a soul-searching, second-chance romance for readers who love a strong female lead."

Featured Events

1/10/26

Walden Pond State Reservation Author Event: My Wild Life with Peter Alden

915 Walden Street

Concord, MA

United States

Contact: DCR Interpretive Staff

Author Event: My Wild Life with Peter Alden

Native Concordian, world-renowned naturalist, lecturer, birder, and author Peter Alden will present his new memoir, My Wild Life: Rare Birds, Close Calls, and the Adventures of an Eco-Explorer. Alden will share stories and photos from his decades of travel to all seven continents.

This program is free.

Presentation from 12-1 pm, with book-signing to follow.

Parking is free for event attendees.

It Began Here: Honoring America250
This year's Patriots' Day honored the 250th anniversary of the first battles of the American Revolution with great fanfare, historic reenactments, commemorations, and somber remembrance of those who gave their lives to help give rise to the United States of America. As we make our way towards July 4, 2026, and the America250 celebrations, we hope you will enjoy a look back at the events of April 19, 2025.
Winter Events to Light Up the Season
Art, music, and theater make the winter months shine. Check here for everything that Concord's vibrant creative community has in store for us this year.
Tokens of Compliment and Love: 19th Century Concord Celebrates the Holidays
When November rolls around each year many Americans begin to think about the upcoming holidays. Traditional family recipes are dusted off for Thanksgiving as relatives and friends are invited to share the feast. Almost as soon as dinner is over, thoughts turn to Christmas as decorations, presents, and parties become the center of attention. Many of our holiday traditions date back to the 19th century, and modern Americans would easily recognize their ancestor’s Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations.