We’ll have fantastic vendors for you to shop at the Nashua Farmers Market on Sunday from 10am to 1pm, also at Renaissance Park. Here too you’ll be treated to live music from Rockin’ Ed Thomas and Moosi Music
The book bag program was launched in 1995 by longtime staff member Eileen Brady, making this the 31st year the Soup Kitchen has outfitted local students for the start of the new school year. What began as a modest school-supply drive has grown into one of the organization's largest efforts.
Hundreds of Nashua residents turned out to meet the city’s first responders, check out police equipment displays and K-9 demonstrations, visit with local nonprofits and businesses, and enjoy free food and ice cream. The event focused on friendly officer-community interaction.
The Greater Nashua Shoe Fund provides footwear to local residents throughout the year, helping address a basic but essential need that can impact employment, health, education, and overall well-being.
“It was wonderful to see families enjoying the spin art, people lacing up for the roller-skating rink, and crowds throughout downtown dancing and singing along with our incredible musicians.”
NASHUA, N.H. — On Saturday, July 25, Main Street Nashua will come alive with a celebration of summer, community, and the arts. The Downtown Nashua Association (DNA) is proud to host the Nashua Summer Stroll for the first time—an event previously organized by the City of Nashua. Thanks to
With the new van, the organization can bring portable dental equipment, including X-rays, directly into schools to provide free preventive dental services. The Nashua Rotary Club, Northeast Delta Dental, the Nashua Lions Club and other community supporters helped fund the vehicle and equipment.
We've created a short survey to learn what matters most to the people who call Nashua home: clean air and water, safe streets and sidewalks, green space, healthy housing, reliable buses, affordable groceries.
NASHUA – This Saturday and Sunday, The City of Nashua is hosting a FIFA World Cup finals viewing party, at Renaissance Park on Water Street, downtown Nashua. There will be a giant 17’ screen and a big grassy area for families and friends to gather and enjoy the games together. Attendees
Hannum said. “So, it's really nice to use the street as kind of a meeting place, a community space and for the residents to get to know all the things that are happening in the city and all the resources that are available. Plus, the touch-a-truck is always a winner.”
Hello there! First things first. The heat this weekend is going to be oppressive. No matter what you're doing as you enjoy the 4th of July festivities, please be safe. Stay hydrated, take breaks in cool areas when you can: shade, A/C, a walk-in freezer, whatever
NASHUA, NH - With excessive heat and humidity in New Hampshire and the Greater Nashua Public Health Region expected to last from Wednesday July 1 through Friday July 3, state and local public health and emergency management officials are urging Greater Nashua residents to take the necessary precautions in an effort
Events listed by town Amherst, NH July 2 – America 250 Fireworks & Community Night · What: Family event with food vendors, music/entertainment, activities, local businesses and community orgs, ending with fireworks in honor of America 250. · When: Event begins at 5:00 p.m.; fireworks at 9:30 p.m.
When a person experiences the trauma of domestic or sexual violence, knowing where to turn is the very first step toward safety. For nearly 2,500 individuals in Greater Nashua annually, that turning point begins with Bridges: Domestic & Sexual Violence Support Services, Inc. Widely recognized across Greater Nashua and
The year’s selection features a special connection to Nashua NASHUA, NH – The Nashua Public Library is proud to announce “Property of the Revolution: From a Cuban Barrio to a New Hampshire Mill Town” by Ana Hebra Flaster as its 2026 Nashua Reads: One City, One Book selection. Now in
Greater Nashua Area Branch NAACP (GNANAACP) and the New Fellowship Baptist Church (NFBC) invites residents to join us in our 8th annual reading of Frederick Douglas’s 19th century speech 208 years past on Saturday June 27th, 2026, at 12:00 pm, at New Fellowship Baptist Church, 50 ash street,
