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POPS COMING UP SOON!

Rotary's "Pops for Open Table" on Friday April 12 will feature The Concord Band, now in its 60th season, in a festive evening featuring jazz vocalists Amanda Carr and American Idol finalist John Stevens. Come early to meet your friends for a drink and a chance to bid on the silent auction items before the 8 p.m. downbeat. Proceeds will go to support Open Table, now celebrating its 30th year of serving our community. Click on POPS 2019 in the menu above to learn more and purchase tickets.

A Busy Tuesday

The morning of Mar. 12 found Rotarians, Faculty, Community Chest and other volunteers gathered in the cafeteria of CCHS to challenge senior students to spend wisely from their assigned salaries. The "Reality Fair" brought a dose of reality about financial management for these soon-to-graduate young people. Here are John Lombard spinning the Wheel of Fortune" and Buck Grace offering advice about wise utility purchases.

A Busy Tuesday Part 2

The afternoon of Mar. 12 found Rotarians and Rotary volunteers preparing supper for guests at the Bristol Lodge Soup Kitchen. Here are Leigh Ann Crimmings and Nick Krol stirring ground beef for Henry Dane's (now) famous pasta bake.

Rotarians enjoy kids at Boys & Girl's Club

Concord Rotarians followed the lead of Sharon Spaulding and friends to put on a full day of stimulating activities for the kids at the Boys and Girls Club of Assabet Valley Feb. 22 during their school vacation. Among the favorite activities were a bouncy house, hopscotch, golf, ring toss, word on the back, hot potato game. mazes and drawing, trivia, and cookie decorating. All indoors! The kids went home happy and the Rotarians went home tired! Lots of pep and energy from a great group of kids. Thanks to the Boys and Girls Club staff and all the Rotarians who helped. Photo: A cookie good enough to eat!

Carnival at Minuteman Arc

Concord Rotarians had fun hosting an indoor carnival at Minuteman Arc Mar. 2. There was basketball, 2 fishing ponds, football and baseball pitching, a light up table game and more. Dave Robertson, seen here, was an expert painting coach and Dick Hale kept the popcorn popping.