There is so much music going on it will be hard NOT to find yourself listening to something live and local, no matter where you go!
Vehicles of all makes and eras are welcome, including odd or unusual conveyances. It’s a great chance for proud owners to show off their completed projects or works in progress, and for the public to check out some amazing rides from all over New England.
The dog days of summer are here. Take some time to get out and about to enjoy what summer in New Hampshire has to offer, but make sure to stay cool!
A two-day exhibit of the work of the late artist Barbara Morse of Amherst will take place at The Factory on Willow in Manchester. The Venues at the Factory is arranging this art display in collaboration with the New Hampshire Art Association, the NH Chapter of the Women’s Caucus for Art, and the NH Business Committee for the Arts.
Celebrate your independence this week by listening to all the live music you want to!
Life, liberty and the pursuit of weekend excitement! Go Fourth and enjoy!
The City of Manchester, NH will conduct its Independence Day Celebration at Arms Park on Wednesday, July 3, 2024 (rain date Friday, July 5th). Admission is free.
The Factory on Willow welcomes the next two artists to participate in their Artist In Residence (AIR) program – Adeyemi Adebayo and Ray Chang.
– Public group ride schedule.
– Community Market.
– Great Cedar Swamp Hiking
– Safe Road Survey
Ever since the release of his self-titled debut album back in 1999, Josh Ritter has been considered one of the best songwriters to emerge over the past 25 years. A native of Moscow, Idaho, Ritter’s approach to music evokes timeless Americana while weaving in the styles of country, folk and rock with a knack for clever storytelling through his lyrics.