Directions to First Parish of Sudbury- 327 Concord Road, Sudbury, MA 01776
 Google map to First Parish of Sudbury Parking Map
Directions From Route 128/I95
- Take Route 128/95 North or South to Route 20 in Weston/Waltham.
- Go West on Route 20 through Weston to Wayland Center.
- In Wayland Center, turn right onto Route 27 (North).
- Go North on Route 27 for 3.2 miles until you reach Sudbury Center.
- First Parish is located at the junction of Route 27 and Concord Road, the church with the clock tower. Turn right at the lights at Concord Road and left into the parking lot. More parking is across Concord Road behind Town Hall (the brick building with the white columns).
Directions From Route I495
- Take Route 495 to Route 20 in Marlboro
- Take Route 20 east into Sudbury.
- At the main shopping district, take a left onto Union Avenue towards Sudbury Town Center.
- Take Union Avenue to the STOP sign and turn left onto Concord Road.
- Take Concord Road to Sudbury Town Center.
- First Parish is located at the junction of Route 27 and Concord Road, the church with the clock tower. Turn right at the lights at Concord Road and left into the parking lot. More parking is across Concord Road behind Town Hall (the brick building with the white columns).
Directions From Framingham
- Take Route 9 in to Edgell Road.
- Go north on Edgell Road to Route 20.
- Go east on Route 20 (right turn).
- At the main shopping district, take a left onto Union Avenue towards Sudbury Town Center.
- Take Union Avenue to the STOP sign and turn left onto Concord Road.
- Take Concord Road to Sudbury Town Center
- First Parish is located at the junction of Route 27 and Concord Road, the church with the clock tower. Turn right at the lights at Concord Road and left into the parking lot. More parking is across Concord Road behind Town Hall (the brick building with the white columns).
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Gary will lead a book discussion group starting January 8 from 7:00-8:30 pm in the Brackett Room using Huston Smith's classic The World's Religions, an eight week tour of Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam and the Primal Traditions. The class is free and open to the public, but you might want to add this book to your Christmas list if you want to participate. Please note: we will be using the non-illustrated version of Smith's book. The pictures are nice, but the text is much abbreviated in the illustrated edition.
Our speaker will be Peg Espinola, who will talk about her experiences creating her music. Have you ever wondered how Peg and other musicians come upon ideas for their compositions? Just how does the "creative process" happen for them? Peg will discuss this subject and illustrate by playing and singing some of her own songs. It should be a fascinating hour, so do join us on Tues., Feb. 28th!
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