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.
“The cost of going back to school is especially hard this year,” said one mother picking up backpacks with her three children. “Sneakers can be 100 bucks, so getting these school supplies really helps, and it’s nice for the kids to have something new and all their own.”
NASHUA, N.H.—The Front Door Agency’s Board of Directors plays a vital role in advancing our mission and strengthening our impact throughout the Greater Nashua community. Bringing together leaders with diverse professional expertise, the Board provides strategic guidance by establishing effective policies, overseeing and approving the organization’s
The real goal is to change the way people experience the neighborhoods impacted by a project like this. Public art invites people to slow down. It encourages them to walk instead of driving through, stop inside a neighborhood business, meet an artist, strike up a conversation with a neighbor.
There will be more than 56 artists on hand, from painters and photographers to woodworkers, showing their work and holding demonstrations, from around the region. New this year are more local live musicians and music students performing on both days.
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
