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The city’s annual Veterans Day Parade will take place Nov. 11 followed by a wreath-laying ceremony at Veterans Park.
New officers will be elected Nov. 17.
Millennium Running, in coordination with the City of Manchester and the Manchester Police Department, is issuing a media advisory of road closures and delays for the 16th annual CMC Manchester City Marathon scheduled for Sunday, November 13.
The 23rd Annual Celebration for Mental Health benefit on October 24, hosted by The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester (MHCGM), raised over $100,000 through live and silent auctions, raffles, and event sponsorships. The net profit represents a new record high amount for the benefit event and will go a long way in helping children, teens, and adults within the greater Manchester community, to access treatments, services, and programs offered at MHCGM. More than 50 different community partners, businesses, and organizations supported the benefit cause to help improve the quality of life of others who are affected by mental illness.
Clean out your closet or purchase a new coat and drop it off between now and Nov. 21.
Organizers of the Manchester Citywide Arts Festival, a first-time event which ran from September 12-18, 2022, report that the festival was a resounding success based on feedback from vendors, partners and festival attendees.
Anticipated $1.2 billion Powerball jackpot would be the fourth-largest jackpot on record.
The National FFA Veterinary Science Career Development Event (CDE) challenges the participants’ ability to apply veterinary science knowledge and skill in practical settings as well as identify breeds, parasites and equipment.
Following her emotionally gripping performance of Mary and Me at The Players’ Ring at the beginning of 2020, local actress and producer Emily Karel is once again teaming up with acclaimed playwright Irene Kelleher to present the U.S. premiere of “A Safe Passage,” produced by Glass Dove Productions. A Safe Passage is running from November 4th-13th at The Players’ Ring in Portsmouth, NH.
A free intro to Gun Ownership Seminar will take place at Manchester Firing Line on Nov. 6 in two sessions, the first from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and the second, from 1 -3 p.m.
The Ted Herbert Music School welcomes to its faculty two new instructors with strong Manchester roots – Justin Greenberg and Conor Powers. Greenberg will be teaching electric bass, upright bass, guitar, and ukulele. Powers will be teaching trombone, euphonium, tuba, and trumpet.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats, the Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, announced a brand-new logo Monday, specially designed for the club by Marvel animators, for the next installment of the popular Marvel’s Defenders of the Diamond series in 2023.
The Derryfield School announced on October 25 that five students have been recognized by the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program for their scholastic talents. Seniors Jaisen Soundar, Jack Schroeder, and Zachary Rabold are presently semifinalists and Artem Yurovskiy and Benjamin Roy were named Commended students.
Early Sunday morning October 23, students and parents of The Founders Academy Public Charter School went to the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport to wish 25 veterans well as they traveled with Honor Flight New England to the nation’s capital to visit the memorials. Students held flags and homemade signs and greeted these heroes with handshakes and hugs.
For the fifth year in a row Brady Sullivan Properties has partnered with the Manchester Professional Firefighters Association in support of Operation Warm.
Nashua Public Library takes first steps toward creating a more inclusive community for the neurodiverse community.
Those wishing to attend the 2022 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony for Manchester Memorial High School MUST purchase tickets by this Sunday, October 23.
Ride the Cyclone is a high-octane, raucous comedy about the recently deceased members of the St. Cassian Chamber Choir who, following the tragic accident, find themselves in an abandoned warehouse waiting to see what really happens after death. Emceed by The Amazing Karnak, a fortune-telling machine designed to predict the exact time and place of someone’s death, each of the teens competes in a mysterious contest for the opportunity to come back to life.
After a rough start during Covid, the Holly Berry Fair returns to the First Congregational Church located at 508 Union Street in Manchester.
