Fold up those lawn chairs, and put away the ball gloves - it’s time for the pleasures of the cooler months.  And right here in the heart of Concord, The Umbrella Center will be aglow on many evenings with a new season of theater. 

-written by Caitlyn Marsh

Empty Bowls is happening again at The Umbrella. This is only our second time, and the event has already grown beyond last year!

-written by Artist-in-Residence, Sarah Fagan

Off the Wall: A small works show

November 23, 2015 – January 8, 2016
On view during The Umbrella’s Winter Market on December 4, 5, and 6

This show is open to all 2D and 3D artists who work on a small scale.  Work must be original and have been completed in the past three years.

written by Amiya Subramanian

- by Rebecca Tsai

As we come to the last leg of a successful first year of our Artist-in-Residence program with Nina Earley, The Umbrella is proud to announce that we have selected the artist for our 2015-2016 Residency. Sarah Fagan was chosen from a large pool of talented artists who applied from all across the states.

Over fifty people filled The Umbrella Gallery on June 25 to celebrate the opening of Evans, Avery, Savage: 30 Years Under The Umbrella.

written by Miranda Aisling Hynes

You wouldn’t guess it from the sunshine streaming mockingly through my window at this moment, but heavy downpours for most of the morning on Sunday kept us from going out to the build site.  I suppose it was just Mother Nature’s way of ensuring that I rested, because apparently it takes a thunderstorm to make me slow down.

written by Miranda Aisling Hynes

Just like that, we've blasted through the first weekend of building for BIG Art; Tiny House!