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The public is invited to join the NH Council on Developmental Disabilities for a virtual feedback session on the NHCDD proposed 5 Year Plan.
A Community Baby Shower and Resource Fair is happening Saturday, September 27, 2025, from 2 –5 p.m. at YWCA, 72 Concord St. Downtown Manchester, led by members/partners from BLM NH, Centro Latino de NH, and the NH Black Women’s Health Project.
TEDxAmoskeagMillyard returns to The Rex Theatre in downtown Manchester on Wed., Oct. 22, 2025, with its highly anticipated afternoon event. A favorite among southern New Hampshire’s creative and curious minds, this independently organized TEDx event will feature an afternoon of thought-provoking talks, storytelling, and performances representing a wide range of disciplines and lived experiences.
Helping Hands Outreach announces the dedication of its main building at 50 Lowell Street in Manchester as “Roussel House.” The ceremony will take place at 12 noon on Thursday, September 18, 2025, and the public is warmly invited to attend.
In addition to your choice of over 100 narrative and documentary features and short films curated from 1,700 submissions, this year’s festival will feature a dynamic slate of panels and workshops, offering audiences and filmmakers the chance to connect, learn, and explore the craft.
In the fifty years since the Amoskeag exhibit opened at the Currier, Manchester has grown to have a deeper appreciation of the history of the Amoskeag mills. This exhibit at the Millyard Museum will examine the lasting impact that the mills have had on Manchester and feature elements of the original 1975 exhibit as well as never-before-seen photographs taken by Randolph Langenbach.
June Trisciani, former Alderman At-Large and candidate for re-election, has announced a slate of major endorsements from local unions and employee organizations that reflect her
strong record of standing with working families and delivering results for Manchester
Aligning with its Strategic Plan, Granite United Way offers nonprofits an opportunity to access responsive funding multiple times per year with grants ranging from $1,000 – $10,000 each cycle.
Hope for NH Recovery, a peer-to-peer non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals in recovery, is excited to announce its highly anticipated annual Recovery Festival. This year, the event promises to be a powerful celebration of life, community, and the shared journey toward healing. The festival will be a free and family-friendly event, open to all.
City officials, community leaders, residents and visitors gathered in City Hall Plaza in downtown Manchester, NH, on Friday afternoon to be among the first to cast their votes to help bring a free outdoor music series to the city. Manchester is one of 100 semi-finalists for a Levitt AMP Grant, a multi-year matching grant opportunity bringing the joy of free, live music to small and mid-sized towns and cities across the U.S.