The Umbrella Blog
July 13, 2020 by Anonymous
Meet Ana. Ana is three and a half years old, lives in a small, scenic, eastern Pennsylvania town with her family. She is bright, lively and inquisitive. Her mother writes, “... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
July 12, 2020 by Anonymous
By Josey MurrayCooper is modest man who couldn’t imagine why volunteer coordinator, Kathy Warren, would want a profile done on him. Kathy Warren recruited Cooper over two and... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
June 24, 2020 by Anonymous
By Josey MurrayDan Kemp is a naturalist, writer, documentary filmmaker, photographer, and lifelong learner. His volunteer work at Umbrella Arts Center gives us only a glimpse... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
June 17, 2020 by Stewart Ikeda
Article by Diana Kennedy “Follow the action” seems to be the unofficial mantra that Jordan Waterworth has adopted in his approach to filmmaking and in life. His... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
June 17, 2020 by Stewart Ikeda
Although The Umbrella Arts & Environment program will not be hosting our traditional Summer Solstice and Cardboard Boat Race Challenge this year, we're delighted to... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
June 10, 2020 by Rachel Olson
With Covid Closure, Flexible New Virtual Arts Camps Keep Kids Creative and Busy at Own PaceThe Umbrella Arts Center has opened registration for its "summer camps," completely... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
June 1, 2020 by Stewart Ikeda
The Umbrella stands by people of color in our family, our community, and around the country. Black Lives Matter, and we commit to do our part to support you as you have... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
May 28, 2020 by Rachel Olson
Dazzling Lightscape at 40 Stow Thanks Community Supporters, Essential WorkersConcord, MA – In the run-up to its May 29 STAND BY ME virtual celebration of the arts, The... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
May 26, 2020 by Rachel Olson
Do you want a specialty cocktail to enliven our upcoming Stand By Me virtual arts celebration? Look no further! West Concord Wine & Spirits is selling the... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
May 21, 2020 by Anonymous
By Monica ChenFor Sue Appel, community engagement has played a large role in her life for many years. And when she found herself with some more free time, that volunteer... Keep Reading »
Posted In:
