We will learn about Concord’s new Time-of-Day electricity rate structure and discuss online participation in public meetings, comparing the pros and cons of webinar-style Zoom meetings. Free and open to all.
A discussion on how tariffs impact democracy at the local, state, and national levels, and examine the roles of the U.S. Constitution, Congress, and the legal system in shaping tariff policy. This LWVMA event is part of the “Democracy: What Does It Mean in Everyday Life?” series.
Co-sponsored by LWVCC: Please join State Representative Carmine Gentile and Senator Jamie Eldridge for a presentation and remarks by Quentin Palfrey, Director of the Commonwealth’s Federal Funds and Infrastructure Office, followed by audience Q&A.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to run for local office in Concord — or considered putting your name on the ballot yourself? LWVCC has just updated our guide to running for local office, designed to make the process clearer and more accessible for everyone.
Join us for a timely discussion on the many immigration issues that impact our communities. Free and open to all.
The League of Women Voters of Concord-Carlisle (LWVCC) offers a variety of programs to the public. Events are free and open to all. Most of our events are recorded and can be viewed on our YouTube channel.
Concord voters will go to the polls for a Special Town Election to decide whether to approve two debt exclusion Articles passed at Town Meeting—one for town-wide road improvements and another for the construction of a new amenities building. Learn more and find helpful voting resources.
Canceled—Due to the forecasted winter weather and related scheduling challenges, this event has been cancelled.
The 2026 Annual Town Meeting will begin on Monday, April 27, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Join us for a screening and panel discussion of The Librarians. From Academy Award nominee and Peabody winner Kim Snyder, the new feature documentary The Librarians is a rallying cry for freedom to read.