NASHUA, N.H. – On Sunday, an estimated 1.5 billion people watched the World Cup final, with roughly 30 to 35 million viewers on television and streaming in the United States. About 300 of them chose to take in the match at Nashua’s newly renovated riverfront Renaissance Park, where
Hello there! The World Cup has been exciting, has it not? It’s heartening to see players and fans from across the globe come together and show respect and sportsmanship. We have received several inquiries asking where people can watch the World Cup finale. The City of Nashua is hosting
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, Summer days are here and there is plenty to do with the weather being so nice. Is it a smidge hot sometimes? Sure. But before you know it, we’ll be complaining about how long winter is here and how cold it is. At least I will, so
Drink local. Support animals. Have fun! NASHUA, NH – The Humane Society for Greater Nashua is hosting its 6th annual Pup Crawl event July 17 – July 19. This isn’t a traditional pub crawl, but rather, a weekend-long event to support local businesses, meet plenty of pups, and raise money
Vintage vehicles to converge on museum grounds at Manchester airport; prizes, raffles, food trucks and more. LONDONDERRY, N.H.—It's on! Get your gleaming roadster, awesome muscle car, or partially restored jalopy over to the Aviation Museum of N.H., where once a year the spotlight shines on
The Nashua Lions Club held an induction ceremony for the 2026 Holman Stadium Sports Legends Hall of Fame, honoring former Parks and Recreation Superintendent Nick Caggiano, longtime Telegraph sportswriter Tom King and Boston Red Sox player Mickey Gasper, a former Nashua Silver Knight.
Families packed Holman Stadium on Saturday as Nashua hosted its annual Independence Day celebration with an evening of music, carnival rides and fireworks. The festivities began in the afternoon with carnival rides for children and food trucks set up around the stadium. Thunderstorms rolled through briefly, cooling things down but
On Saturday the town of Amherst held is 57th July Fourth parade in celebration of the 250th birthday of America. The parade was followed with activities, entailment and speakers on the Village Green in the classically New England celebration. Despite high temperatures in the upper 90s a large crowd lined
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
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.
Nashua, NH - Dozens of non-profit organizations gathered at Nashua Community College for a forum, organized by Southern New Hampshire Health, to discuss several immediate healthcare concerns impacting the community. One issue was related to patients experiencing extremely long stays in hospitals. The other was educational awareness about the services
CONCORD, N.H.- This week New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan released a video produced as part of the state’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday. The 10-minute titled “New Hampshire Sestercentennial: A Special Reading of the Declaration of Independence” includes the secretary along with 48 other
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,
Hello there! First things first. We at Downtown Nashua Association are so proud of last weekend’s Nashua PRIDE Festival. And kudos to the City of Nashua, who did a fantastic job organizing the parade. To those who came and had a great time, thank you so much for giving
