Nashua Parks and Recreation brought hundreds of families together Saturday for its Halloween Boo Bash, an afternoon of costumes, seasonal activities and community fun held at Greeley Park. The event featured hayrides, a haunted house, pumpkin decorating and trunk-or-treat Here are some scenes from the afternoon of fun
As Fortin Gage staff members approached pedestrians on Main Street, many initially reacted with apprehension or suspicion. But when they learned the flowers were free — and that they would receive a second bouquet to share — hesitation often gave way to smiles and excitement.
Fortin Gage Flowers & Gifts, with sponsorship from Southern New Hampshire Health and Rockland Trust, will distribute 500 bouquets as part of Petal It Forward, the Society of American Florists’ nationwide goodwill initiative.
Kids (and parents!) are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes and visit the participating departments within City Hall. This will be a non-scary, family-friendly event.
“This event helped us celebrate the success of our young leaders, like Jhon, our youth speaker, and helps us build bright futures for more than 2,000 youth in Greater Nashua,” Miller sai
Nashua Police Athletic League (PAL) will welcome 300 community members to Sky Meadow Country Club on Thursday, October 8, 2026, for its annual Night of Champions Gala.
The Nashua Multicultural Festival offers people of all ages and backgrounds a chance to come together, celebrate heritage, learn about different cultures, and enjoy an afternoon of food, cultural entertainment, and community along the Nashua River.
Set amid the farms, historic buildings and classic New England scenery of Hollis, Old Home Days brings together residents and visitors for a celebration that combines traditional New Hampshire experiences with live entertainment, food, family activities and some uniquely Hollis attractions
Ganesh Chaturthi is an annual 10-day Hindu festival celebrating the birth and presence of Lord Ganesha, an elephant-headed deity associated with wisdom, prosperity and new beginnings.
“My favorite part, I would say, is just to see the people come together and to get to know who we are,” Gad said. “And, of course, to taste our delicious cuisine goes without saying. But I’d say that’s my favorite part: just to see the community come together.”
The 2026 program will give participants a chance to explore meaningful topics, connect with other community members, and interact with leaders, staff, and departments shaping Nashua’s future
Participants took on 2,200 steps—representing the 110 stories of the World Trade Center towers—to honor and remember the 343 FDNY firefighters and all the brave first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 200
"This is such a fun way to celebrate our journey and be able to give back. Having the community rally behind us and get people talking about Nashua makes it even better,” said Alicia Gregg.
Lions program chair Ed Lecius said the Beth and Brad are all about what we had intended when this recognition was established, “You look at what they have done for the greater Nashua community in the field of education, youth and community well-being, and it was an easy choice.”
The City of Nashua invites residents and visitors to attend the 2026 Multicultural Festival on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Le Parc De Notre Renaissance Française, 23 Water Street, Nashua, NH 03060.
Working along three blocks of the trail between Elm and Ash streets, the artists transformed walls, building facades and roughly a dozen large panels, giving the Tree Streets neighborhood a new outdoor gallery.
