Concord Collects featured twenty remarkable works of art from four Concord private collections being displayed together for the first time. These collections have been formed thoughtfully over decades by an equally remarkable group of collectors whose broad-ranging interests come into sharp focus with each selection made.

As a complement to this exhibition in the Wallace Kane Gallery, an adjacent gallery–the Gross Family Gallery–showcased some of the most outstanding clocks, furniture, needlework, silver, and other items that the Concord Museum has collected in the recent past, including in many instances the finest known examples of each of those media.

Concord Collects was the first exhibition presented in the Museum following the construction of the Anna and Neil Rasmussen Education Center and renovations to the Gund and Little buildings.