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Concord Cultural Council hosts grantee showcase and recognition event.

Concord Local Cultural Council held a grantee recognition meeting at Wright Tavern on May 28. Chair Tooey Rogers introduced violinist Sarah Whitney, who performed, and presided over presentations by thirteen grant-recipient organizations including Acton Community Chorus, Commonwealth Ballet,

Concord Local Cultural Council · Meeting of May 28, 2026

Concord Local Cultural Council held a grantee recognition meeting at Wright Tavern on May 28. Chair Tooey Rogers introduced violinist Sarah Whitney, who performed, and presided over presentations by thirteen grant-recipient organizations including Acton Community Chorus, Commonwealth Ballet, Concord Band, Concord Conservatory of Music, Concord Women's Chorus, Emerging Voices, Maynard Community Band, Open Door Theater, and others. Seven of twelve council members attended.

Outgoing Select Board Liaison Mary Hartman and Timothea Pham, Program Manager for Massachusetts Cultural Districts, were among guests who heard grantees describe how council awards are funding their programs.

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Source: the Concord Local Cultural Council meeting of May 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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