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Spring Break Skill Development Camp
Make the most of spring break with a three-day basketball skills clinic at Bishop Brady High School designed for athletes in grades 3 through 12. Each session blends focused instruction with live play, with the first hour dedicated to targeted skill work and the second hour devoted to scrimmages that put those skills into action. The curriculum spans three themes across the clinic, progressing from refining shooting technique, to handling the ball confidently under pressure, and then building basketball IQ with an emphasis on understanding why as well as how so that smart reads create easy points. Pricing options include an early rate of $125 for the full three days, a standard rate of $150 for the complete clinic, and $60 for a single day.
Bishop Brady High SchoolThe Princess Concert
At Capitol Center for the Arts, this concert presents an enchanting selection of songs from Moana, Wicked, Frozen, Taylor Swift, Wizard of Oz, Beauty & The Beast, Anastasia, Pocahontas, Shrek, Aladdin, and more. It is appropriate for all ages. Titles are mentioned only to describe the musical program, Enchanted voices is not affiliated with or endorsed by the referenced titles, and all trademarks are owned by their respective owners.
Capitol Center for the ArtsSpring Leaf Collection
Concord’s spring curbside leaf program returns for households that receive city trash service. Set out only leaves and make sure they are contained in biodegradable yard waste bags or in sturdy containers clearly marked for leaves. Loose piles are not collected in the spring, since bulk pickup happens only in the fall. A revised weekly setout approach now aligns with the fall bagged program, allowing crews to collect at any point during the week and not necessarily on the same day as trash, depending on volume. Branches, brush, and plastic bags are not accepted. Residents who prefer to drop off material can take leaves to the Fort Eddy Road Reprocessing Center operated by Raymond’s Landscaping LLC when it is open for the season. Drop-off is free with proof of residency for loads smaller than a non commercial pickup truck. Residents must empty containers at the site so staff can verify loads contain only leaves. Bags are not required for drop off, and any bins or barrels used to transport leaves must be brought back home.
Concord General ServicesMaterials to Masterpiece Exhibition
Explore how traditional and contemporary craft transform simple materials into finished artworks in this exhibition. Works in progress are presented alongside completed pieces to reveal the steps, techniques, skill, and creative vision behind each creation. An opening reception is included, and the gallery will offer regular public hours while the show is on view. As part of Handwork 2026, a year-long partnership among organizations, educators, and makers, the exhibition highlights the breadth and diversity of American craft.
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