What's Happening

eSports LEAGUES

Our eSports leagues have begun! The Parks & Recreation Department has partnered with Mission Control to bring recreational eSports opportunities to our community. Mission Control manages the league schedules, validates scores, and determines the champion while serving as a community forum for leagues members and friends. Five leagues began play on December 28, with 36 players, ages 13+, playing Rocket League and Mario Kart (all games are available on multiple platforms, including Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo and PC). The initial pilot program is FREE , with new leagues and games debuting in the coming months.

Additional league information, registration, and answers to many frequently asked questions can be found at www.cityofconcord.org/eSports.

City PlAygrounds Reopen

Great news, playgrounds are back OPEN! To Stay Safe, Play Safe, please review playground use guidelines below. Have fun out there!

As a reminder, all City parks and open space, including dog parks, are open for recreational use. Please take care to wear a face covering, observe social distancing and visit these spaces only with your household. Walking, hiking and enjoying nature are still recommended activities during the pandemic, as long as they are done safely.

upcoming blood drives

The City of Concord partners with both the American Red Cross and Vitalant to offer monthly blood drives at various locations around town. Did you know you can donate whole blood every 56 day and that donation can help save the lives of up to 3 people? How many lives can you impact in 2021?

American Red Cross

Vitalant

January 14 9am-3pm at the Concord Senior Center

January 19 11am-4pm at the Concord Senior Center

February 19 9am-3pm at the Willow Pass Community Center