All are welcome to attend Intown Concord’s Annual General Meeting on Thursday, March 14, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the Carriage House at Kimball-Jenkins Estate, 266 N. Main St.
Attendees will have a chance to connect with fellow downtown Concord devotees, while being treated to delicious food from Common Man Concord, complimentary beverages, the jazz/swing stylings of local musician Kenny Weiland, and the presentation of the Community Impact Awards.
Additionally, Sarah Chaffee of McGowan Fine Art will be auctioneer for Intown’s 2nd Annual Locally Famous Art Auction. A dazzling collection of paintings was created especially for this event; any fan of Concord will find many artworks to grace the walls of their home or office. Featured painters include Becky Kinhan, Byron Carr, Katy Brown Solsky, Matt Walsh, Jennifer Kretovic, Amanda Grady Sexton, Byron Champlin, Jessica Fogg, Bob Dorr, Kaleena Guzman, Saad Hindal, Jessica Eshleman, Tonya Rochette, Karina Giordano, Linda O'Keefe, Andrew Grondin, Doris Ballard, Johane Telgener, Anna McFarlin, Tony Schinella, and Connie Rosemont.
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Special thanks to Ryan Linehan and Lee Roy Johnson of Kimball-Jenkins School of Art for hosting our painters and offering instruction.
Tickets to the Annual General Meeting are $20 in advance or $25 at the door. For more information or to buy tickets online, go to intownconcord.org. Proceeds from the meeting directly support Intown Concord’s events, programs, and initiatives in Downtown Concord.
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In-kind sponsorship for Intown Concord’s Annual General Meeting is generously provided by Common Man Concord and Kimball-Jenkins School of Art. Grateful thanks to additional sponsors Cobb Hill Construction, Inc., Melanson Heath & Co., PC, and Zoe & Co. Professional Bra Fitters.
The mission of Intown Concord, Inc., a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, is to promote and enhance the business environment, cultural activities, housing and appearance of historic downtown Concord. To learn more, call 603-226-2150 or visit intownconcord.org.
