Even elves need a nap, so our little buddy found a comfy bed at Endicott Furniture during his big day on the town.
He wouldn’t tell us what he found in this snowman’s bag on a bunk bed at Endicott Furniture.
There’s nothing left to do after a hard day around town but belly up to the bar for a cold brew at the Barley House.
Don’t worry, if he found any change in this parking meter, he would have put it in a super tiny Salvation Army basket.
Just checking in on the downtown manger situation, like you do.
He’s probably not eligible to win Intown Concord’s Win The Window contest, but that didnt’ stop him from climbing up for a peek.
The Elf on the Shelf is a phenomenon the world hasn’t seen the likes of since the Concord Insider (wait, that’s us!). And the craze has officially come to Concord. We took our little buddy out on the town, but we want to see what you can do with one. Send us photos of the coolest places your elf winds up – in your house or anywhere in Concord – by emailing us at <a href="mailto:news@theconcordinsider.com">news@theconcordinsider.com</a>, and we’ll put them in an upcoming issue of the paper.
