The museum, located at 295 North Road, holds house tours every 2nd and 4th Sunday, 2 - 4 pm. May through October. The tours take about 35 minutes, and the barn tour follows the house tours.  The Memory Lane Gift Shop is in the newly built timber-frame barn. We are currently looking for tour guides, and greeters.  We train you and provide colonial clothing. For information, send a message to info@joblanefammuseum.org        

for info: https://www.bedfordma.gov/select-board/events/136471

What if you had a repair person at your fingertips?  What if that repair person promised high quality service at ridiculously low costs?  What if that repair person was trustworthy and skilled at their craft?  Would you take advantage of it?  Well, we actually have this service right here in Bedford. The FBCOA Fix-It Shop (The Friends of the Bedford Council on Aging) can fix almost everything (except electronics). The Fix-It Shop is a group of capable volunteers who take pride in their work. The FBCOA Fix-It Shop is open to all—from Bedford and any other town, and people of

for info: https://www.bedfordma.gov/planning/events/131931

On Tuesday, June 28 at 7 pm the Bedford Center for the Arts Photo Group is pleased to welcome Jessica Burko who will review with us “My Five Best Shots”.  This very popular session is back once again.  It is a time for members to look back on their photography over the past year and share what has been meaningful to them: new techniques tried; great images made or attempted; photo experiences that were meaningful to them.  Not a critique - members will have time to tell the group about their work and what it means to them. Jessica Burko

What if you had a repair person at your fingertips?  What if that repair person promised high quality service at ridiculously low costs?  What if that repair person was trustworthy and skilled at their craft?  Would you take advantage of it?  Well, we actually have this service right here in Bedford. The FBCOA Fix-It Shop (The Friends of the Bedford Council on Aging) can fix almost everything (except electronics). The Fix-It Shop is a group of capable volunteers who take pride in their work. The FBCOA Fix-It Shop is open to all—from Bedford and any other town, and people of

Jenn Bouchard will be selling and signing copies of her award-winning novel FIRST COURSE at J. McLaughlin in Concord on June 30th from 1-4 PM.

The Town of Bedford operates a drive thru Food Bank service every Thursday, 4:00PM to 5:30PM at 12 Mudge Way, the Yellow Building (rear parking lot).  In addition to pantry staples, we provide produce, meat, dairy products as well as feminine care, diapers, household items and pet food. The Bedford Food Bank service is intended for Bedford residents of all ages for whom provision of food and other supplies will support the health and well-being of the household. There is no cost, no preregistration is required, and no identifying information is collected.  We also offer a limited delivery program for

Carlisle Farmers Market opens June 25! The Carlisle Farmers Market opens for the season on June 25. The market will be at the Kimball’s Ice Cream Stand parking lot, 343 Bedford Road (Route 225), Carlisle, from 8 a.m. to noon every Saturday until October 8. The market features locally-grown fresh vegetables and fruits in season, as well as local eggs and honey. There are also delicious baked goods and coffee, dog treats, and hand-crafted items such as soaps, teas, jewelry, baskets and more. New vendors are always welcome. For information about becoming a vendor, email carlislefarmersmarket@gmail.com