Events in Concord

Create a Sea Glass Necklace

Design and make a custom sea glass necklace in a hands-on workshop. Select from provided sea glass or bring your own piece to set into your necklace. All materials are included, and guidance is beginner friendly. The cost is $125.

Laborata Studio

Liberty & Legacy

Liberty & Legacy brings the community together at Kimball Jenkins to celebrate Concord’s tricentennial. Explore the city’s story through guided history tours and heritage displays, browse artisan showcases, enjoy music, and take part in interactive games and activities. Food vendors will be on site offering a variety of options, and a beer truck will be available. This is a free celebration. For the festivities, a portion of North Main Street between Kimball Jenkins and the Franklin Pierce Manse will be closed and designated as a social district.

Kimball Jenkins

Kimball Jenkins Estate Carriage House, Unit #2 Upper Floor, 266 N Main Street, Concord, NH, United States, New Hampshire 03301

Moth & Moon Women's Circle

Moth & Moon Women’s Circle offers a welcoming space for women to come together, honor their individual paths, and support one another. Each gathering pays tribute to the lunar phase and personal reflection, incorporating practices such as crystals, essential oils, divination, meditation, and Reiki to encourage sharing, affirmation, and release. The circle has moved to a new location, and registrants receive an email with parking details and directions to the space. Advance registration helps with planning, and a minimum of three participants is needed for the circle to run. Confidentiality is essential, and what is shared in the circle stays within the group. Information is only disclosed if someone is in danger or poses a threat to others.

Joel Begin at Flanagan's Backyard

Joel Begin performs his own versions of popular songs spanning the 70s through today. The performance takes place at Flanagan's Backyard, a family friendly outdoor beer garden with games, food, beer, and wine in a relaxed setting. The venue regularly features live local talent on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.

Flanagan's Backyard

The Monkey Fingers Live at PCL

At Pembroke City Limits, The Monkey Fingers roll out a playful mix of retro‑tinged harmonies, favorites from the Beatles, and surprise moments that keep listeners guessing. No passport needed, and curiosity is welcome.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Song of Democracy

This event will be offered at two locations, giving you flexibility to choose the option that works best. Tickets can be purchased online in advance or at the door.

2nd Annual Pickleball Tournament

Enjoy two days of friendly yet competitive pickleball while supporting a meaningful cause. This fundraiser benefits The Friendly Kitchen, a local organization that has delivered nutritious meals and assistance across the broader Concord area for more than 45 years. Play will take place on six dedicated pickleball courts as well as two tennis courts, giving participants ample space and steady court time. Competition will follow a structure that ensures everyone plays several matches, results will not apply to DUPR ratings, and brackets may be merged if registration numbers require it. Entry is $50 for the first event and $10 for each additional event. Attendees may bring chairs, umbrellas, and other comfort items, and light snacks and water will be sold throughout the event. Participants can look forward to fun, camaraderie, and two days of community spirit while helping sustain The Friendly Kitchen’s mission to assist those in need.

Rolfe Park

Spring Flow & Glow

Enjoy a morning focused on movement, connection, and skin health with Club Pilates Merchants Way. The experience opens with a welcome, continues with a guided mat Pilates session, then offers an informal Q&A about Club Pilates memberships and new regenerative skincare treatments. Light refreshments will be available, along with exclusive event perks. This is a free event, but space is limited, so RSVP to reserve your spot.

The Olive Branch Medspa

Black Forest Nursery All Day Fundraiser

Support a community cause at Black Forest Nursery during an all-day fundraiser benefiting Boscawen Congregational Church. Explore more than four acres of plants, including annuals, perennials, shrubs, trees, bushes, berries, and vines. Ten percent of proceeds will help advance the church’s mission in the community. The site features both a nursery and a garden center with a broad selection in New Hampshire, and Black Forest Nursery is Proven Winners Certified. Gift certificates are available.

ProRider 603 LEVEL 1 Advanced Motorcycle Skills Course

An 8 hour advanced riding course for licensed motorcyclists is offered at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The training blends precision riding, slow-speed control and defensive techniques to improve handling both on the road and in tight maneuvers. It is built on methods practiced by police motorcycle officers and is designed to raise the skill level of riders across all experience levels, with many seasoned participants finding more to learn than expected. Those who successfully complete the course receive a certificate, along with refined technique and added confidence. The focus is on control, confidence and survival, encouraging riders to invest in skills that support safer journeys.

Basket Making Class

Learn fundamental basket weaving in a beginner friendly class that focuses on making a small, handy basket. You will create a compact piece with blue dyed trim that measures about 5.25 by 5.25 inches and 3 inches tall. Adults and teens can participate. All tools are supplied for use during the session and guidance is provided throughout. The cost is $15, payable by cash or check on the day of the class. Enrollment is limited to 10 participants and registration is required. To reserve a spot, call the Chichester Town Library at (603) 798-5613 or stop by to sign up.

Chichester Town Library

FREE CLASS: Berry Gardening

Learn how to turn your garden into an edible landscape with a free class focused on berry gardening. Explore simple ways to add perennial fruit to beds, containers, and patios, with techniques for boosting yields and extending the harvest. The class covers selecting strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry varieties suited to your growing conditions, along with tips for preventing or treating common pests and diseases. No registration is required.

Clementine’s Birthday Party!

A playful, snake-themed party celebrates a much-loved corn snake’s 21st birthday with orange accents, hands-on activities, and birthday cake. Attendees can bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the local food bank. Activities include painting a Clementine-inspired wooden snake to take home, available while supplies last, silly snake games, a snake trivia walk, and opportunities to meet Clementine along with a few reptile friends. Gluten-free birthday cake will be served. Clementine has been part of Tanglewood Hollow for years and is a favorite among visiting children, so this milestone is being marked with something extra special. If she happens to be shedding, updates about a backup date will be shared on social media and through the event listing.

Tanglewood Hollow

Father's Day Workshop

Celebrate dads with a free Father’s Day workshop centered on all things RV. Families can roll up their sleeves for hands-on build and paint projects, while shoppers find exclusive savings on RV parts and accessories. Experts will share practical RV tips and tech guidance, supported by live product demonstrations that highlight how to get more from the road. The event also spotlights camping gear and clever gadgets to spark upgrade ideas for upcoming trips. Additional details will be provided by the organizer.

UNO Concord Dad and Me Detroit Style Pizza Cooking

Celebrate Fathers Day with a Dad and Me Detroit Style Pizza Cooking Class. Dads and kids can bond while making pizza from scratch. Talented chefs will guide you through preparing the dough and adding toppings. Learn new recipes and techniques as you build pizzas together. Adult tickets include a Detroit Style pizza, salad, and beverage. Child tickets include a thin crust pizza, side, and beverage. One dessert per party is also included.

UNO Pizzeria & Grill

Kupala Night | Summer Solstice Celebration

At Lazy River Campground, this celebration of Kupalle, or Kupala Night, honors the summer solstice with time-honored rituals and lively activities. Attendees can weave flower wreaths, search for the mythical fern flower, sing and take part in traditional round dances, watch the ceremonial preparation of krupnik, enjoy music and dancing, try fortune telling and games, and gather around a roaring bonfire. Two participation options are available. Choose a daytime program that includes the full slate of festivities and a communal dinner, or opt for the celebration with an overnight camping experience at the campground. Reservations are requested, and a detailed program will be shared.

Lazy River Campground

Seasonal

Kupala Night | Summer Solstice Fest

At Lazy River Camping Area, this gathering honors the traditional Kupalle, the summer solstice, as the sun completes another turn of its yearly cycle. The celebration features a bonfire, music, and dancing, creating a warm, seasonal atmosphere rooted in tradition.

Lazy River Camping Area

Intro to Wire-Wrapping Pendants at Wild Willow Farm

Create your own crystal wire-wrapped pendant at a hands-on workshop. Laurelann Parker of Wrapped Up In Jewelry will teach foundational wire-wrapping skills to help you create a crystal pendant to wear. Learn weaving techniques, how to shape wire, and build confidence working with jewelry wire. This workshop is for those brand new to jewelry making or looking to explore a new creative outlet. Copper wire, a crystal, pliers, tools, and step-by-step instruction are included. Participants can bring their own crystal or jewelry tools. Laurelann Parker is the owner of Wrapped Up In Jewelry and focuses her practices on art, crystals, plant spirits, and herbalism.

Wild Willow Farm

Kimball Jenkins School of Art

Comedy

America, Signing Off!

Kimball Jenkins welcomes back New Hampshire improv troupe Stranger Than Fiction, returning due to strong audience demand, for an evening that blends improvisational comedy with history.

Concord Farmers' Market

The Concord Farmers’ Market showcases offerings from across the region in downtown Concord. Visitors can browse a selection that highlights what is in season, including fruits at their peak.

Capitol Street

Concord Municipal Airport

IAC 35's International Aerobatics Day Celebration

This gathering celebrates Aerobatics Day one week early for logistical reasons. It features a chapter practice, a static airplane display, and a cookout for friends and community visitors.

State Amateur Qualifier

The State Amateur Qualifier is set at Beaver Meadow Golf Course, using the Blue tees for a 6,358-yard par-72 layout. Established in 1896, Beaver Meadow is recognized as New Hampshire’s oldest course, creating a historic setting for this round.

Colby Hill Inn & The Grazing Room

Here Comes the Sun & "Bruce's Blend"

This celebratory event marks a 10th anniversary, acknowledges Father’s Day, and welcomes the summer solstice. It also features the debut of a house Pinot Noir called Bruce’s Blend.

Let's Play Collectibles & Things

Let's Play Mid Year Celebration

Entry is $5. Store credit goes to the top finishers, and League packs are provided for participating as well as for each round won. For this event only, first place takes home a playmat featuring Chikorita, Totodile, and Tepig.

Andrew North

Part of a Summer of Music series bringing more than 30 concerts to locations around Concord, New Hampshire, this White Park concert offers an hour of acoustic music. If the weather is poor, the concert will be held indoors.

Capitol Center for the Arts

Straight No Chaser

Attend a performance by Straight No Chaser.

New Hampshire State House

2026 CAPITAL CITY CLASSIC 5K

The 9th Annual Capital City Classic 5K Road Race is back! The course starts and finishes in Concord’s historic downtown, right in front of the New Hampshire State House. This race is the fifth race in the Delta Dental Capital Area Race Series.

NH Beaver Meadow ProAm

The NH Beaver Meadow ProAm is set at Beaver Meadow Golf Course, the oldest golf course in New Hampshire, established in 1896. Play is from the Blue tees at 6,358 yards with a par of 72.

Russell F Martin Memorial Park

NH Lightning Softball 2026 Summer Pitching & Catching Academy

Sharpen pitching and catching fundamentals at a returning summer softball clinic hosted at Russell F Martin Memorial Park. Instruction is led by current and former college pitching coaches, pitchers, catchers, and catching instructors, with training tailored for athletes who work in the circle or behind the plate. The program is open to players ages 7 to 16 and includes two sessions. An early registration discount is available, and space tends to fill quickly each year.

Concord Sunset League Game Night!

A Concord Sunset League matchup at White Park features Sanel facing the Haymakers for Game Night. The league schedule also includes teams such as Grappone, LJE Electrical, and Colby Sawyer, with contests held at both White Park and Memorial Field.

Chair Yoga

Led by Flower, this session invites participants to turn inward and find a sense of peace. With more than thirteen years of personal practice and two years of teaching, she guides classes that emphasize self-reflection and mindful alignment, supporting people who want to grow their capacity for self-love that can naturally extend to others. The experience looks beyond poses to explore the deeper purpose of yoga. Flower believes that the practice helps make the world a better place. When not teaching, she enjoys playing the harp, reading, and cooking vegan meals from scratch.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Summer Music Theater Camp

This weeklong music theater camp for youth features daily rehearsals paired with special activities. The experience concludes with a staged performance of the musical “Once Upon a Parable” for parents and guests, with an additional presentation for the congregation during a church service. The cost is $160 per participant for the week, with discounted family rates and scholarships available. The fee covers admission to all planned activities.

Eat, Read, Repeat (0-18)

The library hosts a free bag lunch program that offers complimentary bagged meals to children and teens ages 0 to 18. All youth in this age group may participate. This program is not affiliated with or sponsored by any school.

Art Hour

Start the week with a calm, creative break. Bring a project to work on, or arrive without one and make something on the spot. Basic supplies and sample art pieces will be available for anyone to use.

BINGO!

Feathered Friend Brewing hosts a free bingo night with chances to win swag, beer discounts, and other goodies.

Feathered Friend Brewing

Loudon Cruise Night

Cruise night returns to Loudon with polished classics, hot rods, and trucks, all set against a friendly small town atmosphere. Attendees can display their rides or wander through the lineup, enjoying food, fun, and a strong sense of community. Triple Tuesday makes a comeback with bragging rights up for grabs, and trophy presentations will include photo opportunities. Rusty Lantern is offering an exclusive deal, with 20 percent off all food from the kitchen and 10 percent off store purchases, excluding age-restricted items. This discount is no longer limited to cruisers and applies to every purchase. Local vendors and booths will be on site so guests can grab a snack and shop local. Whether showing a car, checking out the vehicles, or stopping by the Rusty Lantern kitchen, this gathering offers a relaxed way to spend a night in Loudon.

Rusty Lantern Market

In Person Informational Session on Foster Care

This free in-person information session at The Creative Duckling offers a clear overview of Individualized Service Option (ISO) Foster Care and the foster care licensing process in New Hampshire. It is intended for caring individuals and families who want to support a child who needs extra stability, understanding, and specialized care. Participants will learn how ISO Foster Care provides enhanced training, ongoing guidance, and individualized supports to help foster parents feel prepared and confident. The setting is welcoming and low pressure, with time to ask questions and consider next steps whether you are just beginning to explore foster care or are ready to move forward. Snacks and drinks are provided, and there are activities for children. An open heart and a willingness to learn are all that is needed to begin.

The Creative Duckling

LED LIGHT STAND RESIN CLASS-CONCORD NH-HERMANOS COCINA MEXICANA-JUNE2026

Create a uniquely designed 7-inch LED light in a hands-on resin class with your choice of a coastal theme or a botanical look. All supplies are included, a wide range of colors will be available, and participants receive one-on-one guidance with helpful tips. Projects cure quickly, so you can take your finished light home the same day. The fee is $46 per person, and advanced reservations are required. Ages 12 and up may attend with an accompanying adult. The April session sold out. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be moved to another class, but they may be given to another person for the date on the ticket. Instruction is led by Brigitte Miner, Fun-Spirationist with Creative Resin-ations.

Hermanos

SheConnects - Concord, NH Meetup

This in-person SheConnects gathering brings together women business owners and women-led nonprofit leaders for conversation-driven networking and collaboration. Participants can look forward to authentic exchanges, opportunities to share ideas, insightful discussions, and peer learning within a welcoming, supportive community. The emphasis is on building genuine relationships and friendships alongside professional growth. There is no cost to attend and the atmosphere is low pressure, centered on meaningful connection. Hosted by Rooted on Main and led by Randi Johnson.

Nevers' 2nd Regiment Band Concert

Rollins Park hosts a performance in the Summer of Music Series, which features more than 30 concerts around Concord, NH. Nevers’ Second Regiment Band, Concord’s professional community band, offers a family friendly program that blends popular favorites, patriotic selections, classic orchestral pieces arranged for band, and music from films. A single show might span from the 1812 Overture to songs by the Beatles, and the ensemble plans to spotlight more soloists this season to highlight talent within its ranks. The group’s roots include an affiliation with the Second Regiment of the New Hampshire National Guard in the late 1800s and decades of leadership by Claremont cornetist Arthur Nevers. It also maintains ties to the Civil War era through the 1861 band that accompanied the Third New Hampshire Regiment to Hilton Head, South Carolina. Today it continues as a professional civilian community band, with traditions shaped by those origins. Weather related updates will be posted on Facebook, and concerts will be rescheduled when possible as schedules allow.

Rollins Park

Radiate Within: A Yin & Sound Healing Immersion

Honor the summer solstice and your inner light through stillness in a Yin and sound healing session with Alyssa and Alanna. Designed as a seasonal pause, this gathering offers a gentle way to balance the warmth and brightness of long days and reconnect with yourself. Over 90 minutes of long-held, calming postures, you will open the body, care for the joints, and ease physical and energetic tension. Each shape encourages mindful breathing and quiet surrender, creating room for reflection and calm. Resonant singing bowls fill the space throughout, supporting deep rest, renewed energy, and a sense of inner radiance.

LED Light Stand Resin Class

Create your own uniquely designed 7” LED light. Choose between a Coastal Creation or Botanical Beautiful design. All supplies are included, and an array of colors will be available. One-on-one guidance and helpful tips will be provided. You may take your light home with you; no overnight curing is needed. This class is open to those 12 and older, with an accompanying adult.

Hermanos

Pamper & Pour: Massage, Skincare, and a Wine Tasting

Enjoy an evening of wine and wellness. Premium skincare samples and tips will be provided. Back massages will also be offered. In addition, there will be a wine tasting featuring four wines from around the world, accompanied by light snacks. A ticket includes skincare tips and samples, a massage, wine tasting, and snacks. This is a 21+ event, and tickets are required.

Wine on Main

Canterbury Community Farmers Market Association

Don B @ Canterbury Community Farmer's Market

Don B brings live tunes to Canterbury Community Farmers Market Association. The musician describes this market as a personal favorite, setting the scene for an easygoing performance amid the market atmosphere.

Summer Reading Kickoff

This kickoff event launches the Summer Reading Program with activities for all ages. It begins with a Fun Walk, continues with a children’s performance featuring Miss Julieann, and concludes with a musical performance by Olivia Conway for teens and adults. It marks the start of a summer focused on reading and community fun.

Free

Put the Freeze on Fraud

At Arnie’s Place, a free ice cream gathering pairs a sweet treat with practical fraud prevention guidance. Team members and volunteers from AARP NH share resources and facilitate conversations on recognizing scams, blocking criminal tactics, and helping to safeguard you and your loved ones. Attendees can enjoy a complimentary cone while picking up tips to stay safer from fraud.

Arnie's Place

Concord Parks and Rec Department

Weatherize Concord Launch

Weatherize Concord launches with an informational event that introduces a community campaign to connect Concord households with weatherization and energy efficiency programs. Organized by the City of Concord Energy & Environment Advisory Committee, the effort encourages more homes to complete energy audits and weatherization through the NHSaves program. These upgrades help lower energy expenses, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and enhance comfort, health, and safety at home. The campaign’s goal is to help at least 100 Concord homes complete this work in 2026. The launch gathering takes place at the City Wide Community Center.

Everett Arena Roller Skating

Indoor roller skating is back in Concord for a limited stretch this summer at the Douglas N. Everett Arena. The rink is open to skaters of every age. General admission is $6. Skate rentals cost $6 at the Everett Arena Pro Shop, or you can bring your own skates. Private sessions for birthday parties, field trips, or rainout events are available for $150 per hour and include skate rentals. For booking details, contact the Everett Arena at 603-228-2784 or everettarena@concordnh.gov.

Douglas N. Everett Arena

Resistance through Textiles: Harvesting Flax and Processing Linen During the Revolutionary Era

Starting in 1764, cultivating flax and turning it into linen in New Hampshire and across New England became a significant means of resisting reliance on English textiles during the Revolutionary era. Dr. Alexander focuses on period newspapers, spinning matches, and surviving garments, along with the day and account books of New Hampshirites Samuel Lane, Josiah Brown, and Matthew Patten, and the weaving accounts kept by an unnamed woman from Dover. The program traces how these sources document everyday textile work as part of that wider movement.

Chamberlin House

Magic the Gathering Night

An evening devoted to Magic: The Gathering features tactical duels where clever sequencing, creative strategies, and spirited battles take center stage. Temporary alliances may form and then fracture as participants aim to prove whose deck has the upper hand. The event welcomes all experience levels, from long-time players with polished combos to newcomers learning the mana curve. Expect to summon creatures, cast impactful spells, and outmaneuver opponents one turn at a time. Here is to kind draws, precise plays, and well-earned victories.

Capital Pinball

FREE CLASS: Style Series #1 English Gardening & Naturalistic Landscapes

This free class explores the charm of English cottage gardens and how that lush approach connects with naturalistic plantings such as wildflower meadows and prairies. Expect practical guidance for keeping flowers in bloom throughout the season, along with techniques to achieve the look even without ideal conditions. No registration is required.

GoodLife Programs & Activities

Wine Tasting and Pairing Presentation

Learn about wine and pairing techniques through a tasting-focused presentation led by Becky Boucher, CDP, and Katie Huberdeau. Held at GoodLife Programs & Activities, this session is free to attend.

Free

Free Ice Cream in Concord

Learn simple strategies to stop fraud at this free event. AARP experts will share practical tips, and there will be ice cream to enjoy. Pick up easy advice to help protect loved ones from scammers.

Arnie's Place

Keach Park/Heights Playground

Storytime

A summertime series brings storytime to different Concord parks each week in June, July, and August. This stop is at Keach Park/Heights Playground. If the weather does not cooperate, the event will move to the main library.

Float Committee (All Ages)

Work alongside the Float Committee to plan the design and bring this year’s parade float to life. Participants of every age are invited to share ideas and help with the creative build.

Crowing For Lunch plays Market Days

Crowing For Lunch performs at Concord NH’s 52nd Marker Days on the homegrown stage at Bicentennial Square. This set adds live music to a community gathering that showcases local vendors, artists, and musicians.

Downtown Concord

Pembroke Pines Country Club

League of Leaders June Networking Event

An after-work gathering at The 1759 Grille brings professionals together to connect and expand their networks. Light refreshments will be provided, and a cash bar will be available.

Live Music with Due South at CC Tomatoes 🎵

Due South brings an evening of live music to CC Tomatoes as part of the Summer Live Music on the Patio Series. Expect a lively mix of country, classic rock, and fan favorites from the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s, and today. The outdoor patio setting pairs live tunes with great food, cold drinks, and easy summer vibes for a relaxed night out.

CC Tomatoes

Halfway to the Holidays Rep Night

Celebrate the halfway mark to the holidays with a special Rep Night focused on thoughtful gifting and early preorders. Publisher representatives will highlight upcoming releases perfect for holiday presents and revisit standout books from earlier in the year that also make great gifts. Booksellers will add notes to preorders to keep track of which book is intended for each person on a list, making early planning simple. Confirmed representatives include Kimi Loughlin of Sourcebooks, Keith Arsenault of Chesapeake & Hudson, Chris Kerr of Parson Weems, and Susie Albert, Hannah Zimmerman, and Annette Trial from Penguin Random House. Bookseller selections will be featured alongside the reps’ recommendations. The program includes a break in the middle, with pizza and beverages available from the cafe. Look ahead to notable 2026 titles with insights from seasoned industry reps.

B. Snair

Bobby Snair brings a blend of modern and classic acoustic rock that sets an upbeat mood. Expect familiar tunes that invite sing alongs and a bit of dancing. Flanagan’s Backyard offers a family friendly outdoor setting with games, food and drinks in a relaxed beer garden atmosphere. The venue regularly features live local performers on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, with food, beer and wine available to enjoy alongside the music.

Flanagan's Backyard

Sip & Paint Night

This sip and paint night at Hermanos Cocina Mexicana centers on creating a margarita-themed sunset painting. It welcomes all skill levels, from first-time painters to experienced artists. The cost is $30 per person. Enjoy a margarita while you paint and craft a canvas that is uniquely yours. Seating is limited and reservations are available.

Hermanos Cocina Mexicana

RPG Night

A weekly roleplaying game night with a relaxed, drop in format at The Forum Pub.

52nd Annual Market Days Festival

Now in its 52nd year, this three day street festival features live performances, a wide variety of food options, and plenty of shopping. Activities unfold throughout each day, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Presented by Xfinity.

Main Street

CAM

The 52nd annual Market Days Festival brings festivities to Downtown Concord, NH. Concord Arts Market will be set up in new locations, in Eagle Square from Thursday through Saturday and on Capitol Street on Thursday and Friday.

Eagle Square

NHTI - Concord's Community College

Park at NHTI for Market Days

This three-day street festival brings live entertainment, delicious food, and fantastic shopping to downtown Concord, NH. Each day offers performances, flavorful fare, and plenty of opportunities to browse and buy in a lively street setting.

New Hampshah's Mini Donuts and Market Days Festival

Now in its 52nd edition, Concord’s Market Days Festival continues a longstanding tradition. This milestone year offers the familiar Market Days atmosphere and a celebration of continuity for an event that has endured through many seasons.

Main Street

Grill and Gather

During InTown’s Market Days, Grill and Gather offers a casual cookout in the Co-op parking lot. The menu features burgers, hot dogs, and fries, with vegan choices available. It is designed as a laid-back gathering centered on food, a friendly atmosphere, and community.

Co-op Cafe

The Granite State Rally ‘26

The third annual rally gathers at The Lazy River Family Campground for a riverside, group-friendly base camp with access to electricity, water, and nearby restrooms, plus showers close at hand. The campsite offers more room for participants and a bit of extra seclusion compared with last year. Built for capable off-road rigs, the event outlines clear vehicle requirements. Rigs on 33 inch tires must have a winch and two locking differentials, and skid plates and body protection are strongly recommended. Rigs on 35 inch tires must have a winch and at least one locking differential. There is no hosted breakfast, so plan to bring your own or visit local options such as McDonald’s. The schedule features check-in, a guided convoy on challenging New Hampshire Class VI roads with routes adjusted to suit blue or black trail preferences, led by trail leader Paul Pepler, the Land Stewardship Director. A community potluck dinner follows. Another guided outing heads to Pennywise, a private property exclusive to the club that offers blue, black, and a few red trails with adaptable ratings, led by Mike White and John Shaughnessy, before everyone returns to camp. All adult tickets include two guided trail rides on challenging terrain that cover the Class VI roads and the private trails at Pennywise. Kids attend free. Non-members are required to purchase a $37.50 guest membership.

Lazy River Campground

Meet & Greet – Mick Foley

Meet the hardcore wrestling icon Mick Foley at an exclusive meet and greet in Concord, NH. Fans can get items signed, take a photo, or bundle both in a combo. Autographs on the 3 Faces of Foley merchandise count as three signatures. Choose one ticket for each autograph or photo you want. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are nonrefundable, with limited availability. After the meet and greet, the excitement continues at WFA: Gateway to Glory, where Mick Foley is slated to deliver a major announcement for the WFA. Tickets for the meet and greet and for Gateway to Glory are sold separately. VIP admission does not include meet and greet access. Both happenings take place at The Zoo Health Club in Concord.

The Zoo Health Club

D.J Parker

D.J. Parker returns to Flanagan's Backyard with a lineup of 80s and 90s acoustic covers, ranging from Radiohead to Britney Spears. The performance takes place in a family friendly outdoor beer garden that offers games, food, and drinks, and the venue regularly features live local talent on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.

Flanagan's Backyard

Gateway to Glory

The Wrestling Federation of America returns to The Zoo Health Club in Concord, NH for Gateway to Glory, featuring a meet and greet with Mick Foley, who will deliver a major WFA announcement. Championship action includes the WFA Heavyweight Championship with Super Fan John Austin facing Julius Draeger, the WFA Women’s Championship where the competitors choose the lumberjacks as Vile, accompanied by Roxanne Fury, takes on WildKat, and the WFA Tag Team Championship with Brick City meeting The Duke Boys. The lineup also features an I Love You Match in which the loser must say I love you instead of I quit as Love Doug battles Jeremy LaCroix, a WFA Hardcore Match between Justin Rando and Moshpit, and singles contests with Jermaine Marbury against Bobby Casale and Eye Black Jack against Sean Knyte. The meet and greet with Mick Foley requires a separate ticket and can be added to a Gateway to Glory ticket at purchase. Attendees can enjoy video games, food, alcohol, and other activities during the event. Ticket options include front row at $25 and general admission at $20. A VIP upgrade is available for any seat and adds a 30 day gym membership, a 40 percent Nutre Meals discount, a T-shirt of the Month, an 11x17 collector’s edition poster, an 8x10 autograph card, and in ring photos with each champion and their championship.

The Zoo Health Club

NZN Horsemanship Ranch Days Retreats

Spend three half days at Gelinas Farm in a small-group horsemanship retreat guided by Elaina Enzien. The focus is on deepening the partnership between rider and horse while building the skills needed for a versatile, working mount. Instruction is personalized for up to six participants, with opportunities to concentrate on areas such as mechanical flag work, cattle work, or horsemanship that prepares for cattle. Afternoons are left open so there is time to relax, ride, or appreciate the calm setting and facilities at the farm. The fee is $500 for the three half days. A nonrefundable deposit of $250 secures a place, and preferred dates are selected during registration. When booking, indicate any accommodation needs. Overnight stalling is available for $30 per night, and the truck-in fee is $20 per day.

NHTI - Concord's Community College

Park at NHTI for Market Days

A three-day festival fills Main Street in downtown Concord, NH with live performances, a variety of food, and shopping opportunities each day.

Summer Reading Kickoff

At Chichester Grange Hall, the Summer Reading Kickoff features a lively musical puppet performance by Tom Knight. Participants can register for the Plant a Seed, Read summer reading program, then enjoy pizza, make a bean mosaic craft, and take home a few giveaways. It is a cheerful start to the season with music, puppets, and hands-on creativity.

Chichester Grange Hall

Grill and Gather

During InTown’s Market Days, the Co-op hosts a relaxed grill gathering in the parking lot with burgers, hot dogs, and fries, plus vegan options. It is a casual stop for cookout favorites, upbeat energy, and a focus on community.

Co-op Cafe

Cribbage

This session offers a friendly opportunity for learning and play.

Katie Dobbins

Experience Katie Dobbins live at Bicentennial Square in Concord. Tickets are available for this concert.

Bicentennial Square

Christian Young Adult Game Night

Created for Christian young adults ages 18 to 29, this gathering offers a local opportunity to connect with others who share the same values. It provides a chance to meet peers in this age group and form new connections.

Panera Bread

Create a Pair of Blooming Earrings

In a welcoming studio setting at LABORATA STUDIO, this half-day, hands-on workshop guides you through creating a one-of-a-kind pair of blossom earrings. Instruction covers essential metalsmithing skills and design as you work with hammers, forming mandrels, torches, and finishing tools. You will leave with a finished pair of earrings and a real sense of accomplishment. Please review the studio’s waiver agreement before the session. Private group sessions are available by arrangement with the studio, and registration is offered through the Silversmith page. The cost is $150, and metal is included.

Laborata Studio

Summer Kick-off

Competitive pinball takes center stage at the Capital Cup, a tournament sanctioned by the IFPA and open to a field of up to 32 players. Qualifying consists of eight rounds of group match play, and the top eight competitors advance to a single elimination finals bracket. Entry is $30 total, with $15 for the tournament and a $15 day pass for non-members, and trophies await the top four finishers.

Capital Pinball

New ongland s Wicked Big CAR SHOW

Celebrate cars at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with a dedicated car show. Vendor applications are accepted by email at aliceraymond610@gmail.com. Only this contact is authorized to handle vendor spots, and any other solicitations for vendor acceptance should be treated as scams.

TFAB

During the 52nd annual Concord Market Days, TFAB takes the Homegrown Stage for a featured appearance. This performance is part of the official lineup.

Bicentennial Square

Wicked Big Car & Truck Show Nationals June 27th & 28th 2026

At New Hampshire Motor Speedway, this large-scale celebration of cars and trucks features thousands of show vehicles, a robust vendor area, plenty of food, and continuous activity throughout the weekend. Exhibitors can showcase their builds, and spectators can take in the atmosphere. A portion of proceeds supports Speedway Children’s Charities, helping children in New England who are facing homelessness, food insecurity, illness, and other hardships.

Makris Lobster & Steakhouse

Henry LaLiberte Live, Solo @Makris Lobster & Steakhouse, Concord NH!

Henry LaLiberte performs a solo set at Makris Lobster & Steakhouse in Concord, NH. Expect a mix of familiar songs spanning multiple eras and genres. The setting pairs live music with a menu featuring lobster and steak and a wide selection of beverages, creating a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere.

Wicked Spl at Wicked Big Car Show

An expanded, two-day audio experience from Wicked SPL joins the Wicked Big Show at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The lineup will include demos and lanes, with further details to be announced. This activation is part of the larger show, and vendor packages are available through the organizers.

NHTI-Concord's Community College

Girls Point Guard and Post basketball camp

Now in its 24th year, Coach Paul Hogan’s girls basketball camp at NHTI in Concord, New Hampshire focuses on point guards and post players. Open to girls entering grades 5 to 12, the camp offers flexible participation with day, extended day, and overnight options.

Curtisville & Batchelder Mill Road Trails

June Group Hike

A guided group hike at Batchelder Mill Trails, led by Wendy Olson, follows a 2.2 mile loop on mostly easy terrain. It is suitable for a wide range of experience levels.

Contoocook River Canoe Company LLC.

Rise & Shine SUP Yoga

Enjoy a stand up paddleboard yoga class on the water at Contoocook River Canoe Company LLC. Practicing poses on a floating board turns the water into your studio, sharpening balance, activating the core, and encouraging calm focus in a peaceful setting. The experience runs 75 minutes from start to savasana and is limited to 10 participants. Plan to arrive 15 minutes early and review the confirmation email for detailed directions and the meetup location. If you are bringing your own board, paddle, and anchor, select the BYOB registration. Included for those who need it are a stand up paddleboard, paddle, anchor, and personal flotation device. The class begins with a 10 minute lesson on land and on the water, followed by 65 minutes of guided yoga. Wear a swimsuit or yoga-friendly layers, bring a towel and water, and pack sun protection such as sunscreen and sunglasses. Avoid cotton to stay comfortable.

Canterbury Shaker Village

Movers and Shakers Trail Club

A monthly trail club at Canterbury Shaker Village brings together people who want to explore the history and legacy of the Canterbury Shakers while enjoying recreation across 694 acres and four miles of trails. Activities shift with the seasons and the interests of those taking part. Participants can walk, run, or snowshoe at a comfortable pace, or focus on creative pursuits such as photography, plein air painting, or settling in with a good book and a scenic view. After time on the trails, the group meets at the Garden Barn to socialize and build connections that can support both personal and professional growth. The club meets on the last Saturday of each month, weather permitting.

Prevent Identity Theft at Free Shred-a-Thon in Concord

Identity theft affects millions each year, and the losses are staggering. In 2024 alone, 18 million people across the country lost $47 billion, which amounts to a new victim roughly every 1.7 seconds. To support safer habits with personal information, AARP New Hampshire and Service Credit Union are partnering on a free community shred-a-thon in Concord focused on secure document disposal. Attendees can bring sensitive papers such as bank statements, canceled checks, credit card solicitations, and receipts that include identifying details. Please limit drop-offs to three bags or boxes per vehicle. Magazines and newspapers are not accepted. Remove large binder clips and plastic, while staples and paper clips can stay. Shredding takes place on site in a mobile truck, and the event is open to everyone at no cost.

Service Credit Union

Free Class: Style Series #2 Modern Landscapes and Lower Maintenance Gardening Styles

This free class explores modern landscape design with a focus on low-maintenance gardening. Discover how to select easy-care shrubs and ornamental grasses, and how to arrange them into structured plantings that offer interest in every season. It is part of a style-focused series, beginners are welcome, and no registration is required.

Concord Dehumidifier and Air Conditioner Turn-In Event

Recycle and save at appliance turn-in events hosted by NHSaves utility partners across New Hampshire. Eligible residential customers can bring working room air conditioners and dehumidifiers and receive a $50 incentive for each unit. To streamline the process, complete the online rebate form in advance to receive a confirmation code, then present the code and your qualifying units to event staff. Once verified, a $50 per unit recycling rebate will arrive by mail in six to eight weeks. Those unable to apply online can still be accommodated, and a printable rebate form is available to fill out ahead of time and bring with the appliances. Participation is limited to two room air conditioners and two dehumidifiers per residential account served by a NHSaves utility partner. Commercial accounts are not eligible. For details and a list of upcoming dates, visit the NHSaves website.

The Home Depot

Dungeons & Dragons One Shot

Experience a heist-themed Dungeons & Dragons one-shot for ages 10 and up. A rogue bard named Danny Ocean asks the party to help retrieve a family heirloom he maintains is his, and the group will plot and attempt the recovery in a single session. This adventure is designed for beginners. Advance registration is required. Given the timing, participants are encouraged to bring snacks or a lunch. A microwave and refrigerator are available for use.

NHTI - Concord's Community College

Park at NHTI for Market Days

Main Street in downtown Concord, New Hampshire turns into a three day street festival filled with live entertainment, delicious food, and fantastic shopping each day. Stroll the downtown stretch and enjoy performances, bites, and plenty of browsing throughout the celebration.

Merrimack Valley High School

MVHS & PHS All Alumni Reunion & Festival

An afternoon of live performances from local talent awaits, featuring Taylor Hughes, Stray Dog, Ashley Bathgate, Gary Green, and Scott Kirby. Admission is $20.

Critical Defense Institute, LLC

CDI Open House Firearms and Tactical Training

Critical Defense Institute marks its 15th anniversary with an open house centered on firearms and tactical training. The program features complimentary seminars and demonstration sessions, including an introduction to concealed carry and an overview of reality based force on force training with Simunition. Attendees can enjoy refreshments, enter raffles, and take advantage of discounted class offerings. The facility is located inside the ZOO Health Club.

Tea Ceremony: A Meditative Experience

This tea ceremony treats tea as more than a drink, honoring it as a practice and ritual that builds community and shapes everyday living. In a contemplative atmosphere, the act of brewing becomes a mindfulness experience as participants sit together in quiet reflection, attending to the sight, aroma, and flavor of freshly steeped, high quality teas that contain caffeine. It offers unhurried time to slow down, awaken the senses, and share stillness with others.

Sharing Yoga

The Lost Bookshop - Evie Woods

This session highlights Evie Woods' novel The Lost Bookshop. Member Donna is listed for the meeting.

Wilds Unknown Set Championship

Players can compete at Double Midnight Comics in Concord in the Wilds Unknown Set Championship. The event runs Swiss rounds that lead into a top cut, with the total number of rounds based on attendance. Entry is $20. Each participant receives an alt-art Woody - Jungle Guide, subject to availability. Top 8 finishers also earn an enchanted foil Woody - Jungle Guide, and the overall winner receives a Champion playmat featuring Woody - Jungle Guide artwork.

Double Midnight Comics

Creative Cheers

Paint your own set of two dishwasher-safe wine glasses, beer mugs, or one of each. The event lasts two hours and is for all ages. Free parking is available. Doors open at 3:40 PM. Refunds are available up to 7 days before the event.

Cascade Campground

NHPR Pride Party

NHPR presents its first-ever PRIDE party, featuring a studio tour that goes behind the scenes and an opportunity to go on air with host Joe Boehnlein to request a PRIDE anthem.

NHPR

Makris Lobster & Steak House

Henry Laliberte Live, Solo

Enjoy an evening of acoustic music featuring songs by favorite artists spanning many eras and genres, with food and beverages available.

Concord NH Farmers Market

Concord Farmers' Market

Founded in 1981, the Concord Farmers’ Market offers a wide variety of products. During the peak season, you can find fresh fruit, vegetables, meats, plants, honey, maple products, potted plants, cut flowers, wood products, cheeses, dog treats, and body care products. The market is also known for its fresh bakery products. Many vendors are certified organic.

JUN28

Digimon Evo Cup

Take part in the Digimon Evo Cup, a Swiss style tournament played in best of three matches. Entry is $10. All participants receive a promo, with additional promos for the top four and for first place.

Double Midnight Comics

JUN29

Sensory Play (0-5)

Tailored for children ages 0 to 5, this themed sensory play session invites little ones to engage with a colorful mix of textures using materials like noodles, Jello, cotton balls, and dirt. There is plenty to explore through touch and color.

JUN29

Monday Night Summer Skill & Scrimmage

These basketball sessions in Concord, New Hampshire provide a structured way for players entering 6th grade through high school to sharpen skills and compete. Each meeting starts with focused training, then transitions into scrimmages so participants can put new techniques into action in live play. Expect meaningful experience under pressure, stronger teamwork and communication, better situational awareness, growing confidence, and a fun sense of camaraderie on the court. Pricing is $300 for eight weeks or $45 per week. The specific location will be announced in Concord, New Hampshire.

TBD

JUN29

10 Ways to Love Your Brain

Gain a clearer understanding of how the brain changes with age, take part in a discussion about everyday habits that support brain health, and build awareness of cognitive impairments such as Alzheimer’s disease. This informative session highlights practical tips and shared learning.

Women's Team Championship

This 36 hole best ball competition offers awards for both gross and net scoring. Each team is made up of two women, and every player must have an active New Hampshire GHIN Handicap Index.

Dancing

Flannel Tavern Hawaiian Night

A Hawaiian-themed night comes to Chichester, NH. Dress in your favorite tropical outfit, pick up a lei, and dance the hula all evening. Food and beverage specials will be available.

Flannel Tavern

NHTI-Concord's Community College

Coach Paul Hogan PT guard and Post Player Boy's basketball camp

Now in its 24th year, Coach Paul Hogan’s PT Guard and Post Player boys basketball camp takes place at NHTI-Concord’s Community College for boys entering grades 5 through 12. Participants can choose the format that fits best, with day, extended day, or overnight options.

Horseshoe Pond Place Commnty

Blueprint for Bedtime – Concord

Community Health Educator Kelli Anaya presents an informative session at the Horseshoe Pond Place Senior Resource Center in Concord, focusing on the vital role sleep plays in both physical and emotional health. The program offers a welcoming overview of why rest matters and how it relates to everyday wellness.

JUL1

Tanglewood Reptiles

Tanglewood Hollow presents an engaging reptile program with music, storytelling, and hands-on activities. Children will encounter live animals and learn what sets reptiles apart.

JUL1

Food Is Medicine: Secrets & Lies

A welcoming, supportive gathering explores how food can be healing by looking at the benefits of plants and challenging common myths about what is healthy. Guest contributors over the year include voices such as holistic physicians, dietitians, herbalists, gardeners, foragers, cooks, and authors who share their expertise. This session centers on connecting with one another and shaping a list of questions and topics to guide future conversations. The organizer also shares a personal path to a plant-based way of eating, including motivations and practical steps, and offers straightforward strategies for enjoying plant-focused meals at home on a budget with plenty of variety, along with insight into how produce changes over time to support smarter meal planning.

Sleazy Vegan Cafe

JUL2

New Hampshah's Mini Donuts and Sams Club - Children's Miracle Network

Enjoy a variety of food truck fare while lending support to the Children's Miracle Network. It is a simple way to savor favorite bites and contribute to a meaningful cause.

Sam's Club

JUL2

Contoocook River Canoe Company LLC.

Sunset Paddle, Concord, NH

Set out for a calm, guided paddle at sunset and watch the sky light up with evening colors from the water. Participants meet at the location provided in the confirmation email and should arrive about 15 minutes early to prepare. Bringing a small cooler with a favorite beverage or snack is welcome. This outing is paddle only and does not include yoga, though there is an option to combine it with a SUP Yoga class by selecting the combo at checkout. The session runs for 60 minutes and includes a stand up paddleboard, paddle, life vest, and a 10 minute lesson both on land and on the water. Wear swimwear or yoga-friendly shorts or pants with a tank or tee, add a long sleeve layer if needed, and bring a towel, water bottle, sunscreen, and sunglasses. Avoid cotton for comfort.

JUL3

Avaloch Farm Music Institute

TFAB @ Feathered Friend

The Faith Ann Band returns to Feathered Friend for an evening of live music on the outdoor stage, bringing energetic tunes to a lively open-air setting.

Feathered Friend Brewing

JUL4

Holidays

4th of July Party

Celebrate Independence Day at a community party featuring food, lawn games such as croquet and cornhole, an open mic welcoming community members to share their work, and a fireworks display. Admission is $25 per adult and $10 per child, with payment taken at the door.

JUL4

Holidays

Canterbury's Fireworks Family Fun Fest

This Independence Day family fun festival in Canterbury features a children's parade, food, music, and games, all culminating in a fireworks show honoring the nation's 250th anniversary.

Town Center for Canterbury

JUL7

Flannel Tavern Book Club!

This gathering features a casual book discussion for those who have read the selection or listened to the audiobook. Cocktails inspired by the characters will be available. The group will also choose the book for the July read. The club maintains a Goodreads group for continued connection.

Flannel Tavern

JUL8

Paul Tremblay Presents Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep

Paul Tremblay returns to Gibson’s to talk about his new novel, Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep, in conversation with fellow horror author Nicky Gonzalez, whose debut Mayra earned a longlisting for the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize. The story follows Julia Flang, a twenty-something former semi-pro gamer living with her retired uncle and stuck in two jobs she dislikes. When her estranged mother, a CFO at a major tech company, offers a short-term role with irresistible pay, Julia takes on an unusual assignment… escorting a man in a vegetative state, outfitted with proprietary AI, from California to the East Coast. Using a phone styled like a game controller, she clumsily guides the man she calls Bernie from the company campus, onto flights, and through one of the nation’s largest airports. Inside Bernie’s mind, a middle-aged man awakens in a shifting nightmare of grotesque images with no sense of who he is, only fragments like a rabbit tattoo and an urgent mission to find someone he cannot name. As the clues mount and their paths converge, Julia and Bernie become uneasy partners and fugitives, headed toward a confrontation with reality. Tremblay is a multiple award-winning, critically acclaimed, New York Times bestselling author of eight earlier novels that include Horror Movie, The Pallbearers Club, Survivor Song, The Cabin at the End of the World, Disappearance at Devil’s Rock, A Head Full of Ghosts, No Sleep Till Wonderland, and The Little Sleep, along with a middle-grade book, Another, and the collections The Beast You Are and Growing Things. He lives with his family just outside Boston. Gonzalez is a writer from Hialeah, Florida, with fiction in outlets such as McSweeney’s, BOMB, Kenyon Review, Taco Bell Quarterly, and more.

JUL8

Teens At 10

Responding to popular demand, this teen-focused session expands the programming with hands-on and just-for-fun options. Activities include an avocado pillow craft, Wii video gaming, outdoor chalk art, and an Adulting 101 surprise activity.

JUL9

Granite Edvance After Hours

Preparing for the fall semester and need help outside regular business hours? Granite Edvance will hold an evening session covering strategies for doing well in college, options for paying for school, and the details of its loan program with guidance on how to apply. Attendees can also request in-person appointments during the event for individualized assistance with loan paperwork or broader college planning. Participation is free, and registration is required.

Granite Edvance

JUL9

Contoocook River Canoe Company LLC.

Sunset SUP Yoga, Concord, NH

Experience yoga on a stand up paddleboard as the water becomes your mat and balance becomes part of the practice. Floating quietly sets a calm tone that complements mindful movement, while the added stability challenge helps build concentration, core strength, and overall balance, all with a refreshing connection to nature. This all-levels class runs for 75 minutes, beginning with a brief on-land and on-water introduction and concluding with savasana. No prior SUP experience is required, and some familiarity with yoga is suggested. All necessary gear is included, such as a board, paddle, anchor, and life vest. If you plan to use your own equipment, please reserve a BYOB spot. There is also an option to add a sunset paddle by choosing the combo at checkout. For comfort, bring swimwear and yoga-friendly layers like shorts or pants with a tank or tee, add a long-sleeve layer if needed, and pack a towel, water, sunscreen, and sunglasses. Skip cotton to stay comfortable on the water.

JUL9

Humanities Event- New England's Colonial Meetinghouses

Discover the story of New England’s colonial meetinghouses in a visual presentation that explores how these buildings, largely funded by local taxes, served as both places of worship and centers for town governance. Illustrated with photographs of a small number of exceptionally well preserved examples, photographer Paul Wainwright traces the communities that built and used them and the influence they have had on American culture. Attendance is free and open to everyone. Onsite parking is available, and light refreshments will follow the presentation. Paul Wainwright brings a unique perspective shaped by a lifelong interest in photography and history, a Ph.D. in physics from Yale, and years at Bell Labs before dedicating himself to photography full time in 2001, with a focus on historic structures captured in a personal, reflective style. New Hampshire Humanities programs receive partial support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, and this program is co-hosted with the Pembroke Historical Society and the Friends of the Pembroke Town Library.

JUL10

Laps for Charity - Road Course (July 10)

Drive your own vehicle on the 1.6-mile road course at New Hampshire Motor Speedway or ride as a passenger in the official NHMS pace car, all while supporting the New Hampshire Chapter of Speedway Children's Charities and helping children in need throughout New England. Choose three laps in a group setting for $60 per vehicle, which includes a Victory Lane photo, or opt for the VIP experience with five laps in your own vehicle with only the pace car on track for $150, also including a Victory Lane photo. Photos will be sent by email after the event. Online registration closes the day before, and day-of registration is subject to availability. For questions or additional details, contact New Hampshire Chapter Director Danielle Cyr at DCyr@NHMS.com or 603-513-5707.

JUL10

Floral Design Class at Vintage Cup Coffee Co. Friday 7/10 @5:30

Celebrate the first anniversary weekend with a special Bloom & Brew floral design class at Vintage Cup Coffee Co. Enjoy a relaxed, creative class where instructors guide participants in crafting a fresh floral arrangement, welcoming to all experience levels. Each ticket covers your seat, all needed materials, and a beverage of your choice from Vintage Cup Coffee Co. Leave with the arrangement you created. Capacity is limited.

Vintage Cup Coffee Co.

JUL11

Redneck BBQ

Redneck BBQ is connected to the Capital Region Strutters of the NWTF. Tickets are going quickly.

Whitey's Barn

JUL11

The Vintage Cup Coffee Company

Spread the Joy Cottage Bakery

Spread the Joy Cottage Bakery returns with a pop-up for an anniversary weekend. Items will be available until sold out. The previous event sold out quickly, so early arrival is encouraged to avoid missing out.

JUL11

CREATIVE COMMUNITY SPACE - a 3 Week series

A three week self care series focused on building sustainable habits for physical, emotional, and mental well-being. Each session features creative, mindfulness guided activities and art making that you can adapt to your lifestyle, with ideas, exercises, and small projects to support relaxation, mental health, and a healthier work life balance. No prior art experience is required, only an interest in cultivating more self care. Please bring a sketchbook and a journal. The series cost is $120 and space is limited to five participants. The aim is to help you put consistent steps in place for a routine you can maintain throughout the year.

Laborata Studio

JUL12

2026 New Official Informational Meeting

An informational meeting at Memorial Field in Concord is designed for anyone interested in officiating high school football. It explains how to get started, notes the current need for officials in New Hampshire, and highlights benefits such as staying involved with the sport, meeting new people, and earning pay while staying active.

Memorial Field

JUL12

Julieann Hartley

White Park hosts Miss Julieann for an acoustic performance as part of the Summer of Music Series, a program presenting more than 30 concerts across Concord, New Hampshire. Miss Julieann is an award winning children’s musician and music therapist who offers concerts and professional trainings.

JUL14

Margaritas Mexican Restaurant

Business After Hours at Margaritas

Wind down after work at the Original Margaritas, a longtime local favorite, for a summer-themed networking meetup. Enjoy small bites, cold drinks, and easy conversation as you build new connections or catch up with familiar faces.

JUL15

Poetry Society of New Hampshire: The Yogurt Poets

The Poetry Society of New Hampshire presents a featured reading by the Yogurt Poets, followed by an open mic. The collective began in 1993 after a workshop with Wes NcNair. The original members chose to keep collaborating at a frozen yogurt shop in Concord, which inspired the name, and they have continued gathering each month ever since. Today the group includes 12 poets who sustain a tradition of offering one another thoughtful feedback. This program highlights readings by Gail DiMaggio, Rob Hirschfeld, Hope Jordan, Kay Morgan, Laurie Morrissey, and Nancy Stewart, setting the stage for a welcoming session where additional voices can share their work.

JUL15

Canal Street Riverfront Park

Crawlspace

Part of the Summer of Music Series, this concert brings Crawlspace to the new Canal Street Riverfront Park in Penacook. The band performs original material alongside songs by the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band, Dylan, and more. The series presents 30 plus concerts around Concord. Weather-related cancellations will be shared on the organizer’s Facebook page, with rescheduling when possible.

JUL16

Paul Hodes & The Blue Buddha Band

Paul Hodes & The Blue Buddha Band perform in Eagle Square as part of the Summer of Music Series, a citywide lineup presenting more than 30 concerts across Concord, NH. Eagle Square highlights a broad mix of live music throughout the season, and this show adds to that variety. If weather interferes, notices will be posted on the series Facebook page, and concerts may be rescheduled when possible.

Eagle Square

JUL17

Wacko Magnet Acoustic Duo

The acoustic duo Wacko Magnet is back for another performance.

90 Low

JUL17

SCDA at New Hampshire Motorspeedway 7/17/26

SCDA presents a High Performance Driver Education track day at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, focused on building driver skill with an emphasis on safety, learning, and quality seat time. Participants can expect four to five on track sessions, and SCCA licensed racers have dedicated Closed Wheel and Open Wheel run groups. The event uses the same configuration as the SCCA race weekend, pairing the South Oval with the North Chicane. Drivers of all experience levels are welcome, including Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced. Novice participants receive in car coaching, and every group benefits from professional classroom instruction. Race car rentals are available. New Hampshire Motor Speedway features a 1.6 mile layout that blends a road course with sections of the NASCAR Spring Cup Oval. Entry fees are $449 for Intermediate and Advanced drivers and $599 for Novice, which includes in car instruction. Discounts, which cannot be combined, include $50 off for BMW or MINI drivers, $50 off for licensed racers, and early registration savings of $50 two months prior or $25 one month prior.

Makris Lobster & Steak House

Live Music with Due South at Makris 🎵 🦞

Makris Lobster & Steak House hosts Due South for a live performance. Expect a blend of country, classic rock, and popular hits spanning the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Lunch and drinks are available to enjoy with the music.

Pembroke City Limits

This show features a solo performance that blends country, rock, and blues. The first set is solo, and the second set features a special guest.

Import Face-Off Loudon, NH 7/19/26

Import Face-Off brings its national car show series to New Hampshire Motor Speedway with a variety of automotive activities. The program includes a meet, car, truck and bike show, drifting, a low car limbo, a two step and rev battle, a DJ, vendors, and a model expo. Gates have designated openings for drifters, vendors, car show roll-in, and spectators, and the event concludes with an awards ceremony. Advance online registration is recommended to guarantee entry, and any ticket type that reaches capacity will be marked as sold out.

Olivia Conway

Olivia Conway performs an acoustic set at White Park as part of the Summer of Music Series, which presents over 30 concerts across Concord, New Hampshire. This appearance highlights acoustic music in a park setting.

Whites Park

The Frozen River - Ariel Lawhon

Pages & Pours gathers for a Sunday book discussion of The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon. After the conversation, a raffle will determine the next title to read.

A Miscellany of Weird and Wonderful Facts with Jess Zafarris!

Jess Zafarris leads a lively lunchtime session celebrating her new release, A Miscellany of Weird and Wonderful Facts for Curious Humans Who Have Nothing Better to Do Than Read. Guests can bring a favorite fun fact to share and pick up conversation-ready trivia drawn from history, science, pop culture, language, and more. The book gathers playful lists, curious tidbits, and notes on word origins that reveal the surprising stories behind everyday expressions, with topics spanning arts and media, history, language and literature, science and innovation, geography and nature, pop culture and creativity, mysteries and curiosities, and practical how tos. Zafarris is the author of Once Upon a Word, Words from Hell, and Useless Etymology, has contributed to The Game Master’s Book of Legendary Locations and the tabletop game League of the Lexicon, and teaches courses on social media, storytelling, and journalism at institutions such as Emerson College, where she is an adjunct professor. Her work has been highlighted by the Boston Globe, The New York Times, The Guardian, and NPR, and she has appeared on podcasts including Something You Should Know and Dear Hank and John. She also has 99K followers on TikTok.

JUL21

Summer’s Softening: A Yin & Sound Healing Immersion

Ease into a calm, restorative session led by Alyssa and Alanna that blends Yin yoga with sound healing. Designed for the turning of the season, it offers a thoughtful pause to unwind, reconnect with your body and mind, and carry forward the richness of late summer while gently preparing for the cooler, quieter months to come. Settle into unhurried yin postures that focus on connective tissue and support the joints, inviting the release of physical and energetic strain. Steady breathing and mindful stillness guide each shape so you can arrive fully in the present. Throughout the practice, the soft, resonant tones of singing bowls fill the room, settling the mind, soothing the nervous system, and nurturing a deep sense of ease and presence.

Sharing Yoga

JUL22

Join AARP NH for Cones for Caregiving FREE Ice Cream Event in Boscawen

AARP New Hampshire is honoring the Granite State’s 281,000 family caregivers with a free ice cream gathering at Richardson’s Farm NH in Boscawen. Enjoy a complimentary cone while connecting with others about caregiving and ways to support loved ones. AARP NH volunteers and staff will be on hand to share information and resources focused on caregiving.

Richardson's Farm

Faith Ann Acoustic

Experience a cozy acoustic evening with a blend of original songs and familiar covers from the neighborhood pixie you know and love.

Flanagan's Southender

Tire Rack Street Survival - Loudon NH

Teen drivers spend a full day at NH Motor Speedway in a real world, hands on Tire Rack Street Survival school that focuses on car control at the limits and smart decision-making. Students use their own cars with a coach, learning to manage unpredictable situations, react more quickly, build awareness, and start anticipating the actions of other drivers. The day blends about two hours of classroom across three sessions with extensive behind-the-wheel practice. On course, participants work on skid control on a wet skid pad, rapid lane changes for accident avoidance, threshold braking and ABS, and a slalom that teaches weight transfer. Where possible, the curriculum adds a two wheels off recovery and a tailgating exercise. Classroom topics include proper seating and hand positions, mirror setup, the tire contact patch, weight transfer theory, long distance vision, and situational awareness, along with discussions about distractions such as radios and phones. Where possible, a semi truck may be staged to demonstrate blind spots by having students and adults sit in the cab, and an air bag may be deployed to reinforce safe hand placement. Parents are encouraged to spend the day, may attend the classroom portion, and can speak with instructors who are available throughout the day. Lunch is provided for students, parents, and volunteers. The course fee is $175.

NH Motor Speedway

NZN Horsemanship MINI Ranch Day

NZN Horsemanship MINI Ranch Day offers a one day clinic for riders who want a focused ranch experience without committing to multiple days. Modeled on the original Ranch Days, it condenses the program into a full day dedicated to building a balanced partnership with your horse under the guidance of Elaina Enzien. Attendance is limited to eight participants for a customized experience, allowing each rider to zero in on personal goals such as mechanical flag work, cattle work, or horsemanship that prepares a horse to handle cattle. The approach emphasizes purposeful tasks for the horse and practical progress for the rider, so participants leave with useful skills and fresh ideas to develop a versatile, working partner. The fee is $250 for the day. A $100 nonrefundable deposit is required to hold a spot, and you will choose the date you want to secure during registration. When booking, note any accommodation needs. Overnight stalling is available for $30 per night, and truck ins are $20 per day.

Canterbury Center, Canterbury, NH

68th Canterbury Fair

This annual fair brings a full day of activity with live entertainment, more than 30 artisans and vendors, and a showcase of vintage vehicles. The lineup includes the 5K Woodchuck Classic Road Race along with hands-on demonstrations of woodturning, carving, and broom making. Food options range from a bake sale with homemade Shaker hand pies, freshly squeezed lemonade, and well-known homemade frappes to a variety of food trucks and Canterbury’s popular chicken BBQ. Visitors can explore a used book sale, enjoy children’s games, and hunt for surprises at the expansive What Not Sale.

Canterbury, New Hampshire

Ragged Mt Band plays Canterbury Fair

The 68th annual Canterbury Fair brings the town’s historic center to life with community traditions, activities, and entertainment. Look for the Woodchuck Classic 5k Road Race and the 2k Chipmunk Classic Kids Run, children’s games and face painting, a used book sale, live music, antique vehicles, demonstrations of traditional crafts, and a large tag sale at the Historic Town Hall. Food options include a chicken barbecue prepared by the Sunset Mountain Fish and Game Club, with tickets available for purchase. Music will be heard across Canterbury Center, with performers such as Mr. Aaron, The Ragged Mountain Band, and Suzuki Strings, with more performers to come. The Canterbury Historical Society’s exhibits will be open at the Elkins Memorial Building, and the historic Houser Museum, a one-room schoolhouse next to the town library, will welcome visitors. Nearby parking is offered for a suggested donation, and a free shuttle will take attendees to the fair. Regular vehicular traffic will be restricted in Canterbury Center. Proceeds support the Canterbury Fund, which assists local families in need, as well as the community service programs of Canterbury United Community Church. The day concludes with church bells ringing.

A Flippin' Good Time

A Flippin' Good Time features another Capital Cup tournament sanctioned by the IFPA, showcasing competitive pinball from start to finish. Qualifying uses a Max Match Play format, then the top eight advance to an Amazing Race final. The field is limited to 32 players and the event lasts about five hours. Entry is $30 total, which includes $15 for the tournament and a $15 day pass for non-members. Trophies will be awarded to the top four competitors.

JUL26

Nh motor speedway Loudon Nh

Ride for pride

New Hampshire Motor Speedway becomes the stage for a pride-powered racing showcase that centers LGBTQ+ visibility, inclusion, and community. The track is open to nearly anything on wheels, welcoming motorcycles, cars, trucks, and custom creations to compete. The action builds toward a final showdown with a $10,000 grand prize on the line. Pride colors and messages of belonging will fill the venue to affirm that LGBTQ+ people have a place in motorsports and in every space. This gathering puts respect and representation up front and shows that diversity does not slow things down, it makes them stronger. Everyone is welcome, and hate is not.

JUL26

NHTI-Concord's Community College

Specialty Basketball Camp

Now in its 32nd year, this specialty basketball camp offers boys and girls entering grades 5 through 12 a chance to elevate their game in a competitive environment. Participants move through advanced skill stations, play two games each day, and take part in daily competitions that build on what they learn. The camp runs for five days and four nights, with options to attend as a day, extended day, or overnight camper. Space is limited and the program typically fills each year.

JUL27

3v3 Competitive Summer Camp

Develop skills and game sense at a competitive 3v3 summer basketball camp designed to maximize growth and on-court experience. Each day begins with targeted instruction led by experienced coaches, introducing fresh movement and footwork patterns and reinforcing them through progressive stacked drills. The session then shifts to live 3v3 play so participants can apply what they learned in real situations and sharpen decision making in small sided games. Competition is organized by gender and age for a level playing field. Four baskets are used, with girls on one half and boys on the other, and teams are formed with size and skill balance in mind. Rosters are mixed up daily to create new matchups and build camaraderie. Games run with a continuous clock, and teams rotate to balance playing time and rest. A moderator at each hoop oversees play to keep games fair, clean, and productive. Please note that the location may change based on enrollment to ensure there is enough space for all participants.

Merrill Park

AUG1

Chasing Ghosts at Pembroke City Limits

Chasing Ghosts makes its first appearance at Pembroke City Limits with a 90s-themed performance celebrating music from that decade.

AUG1

Top O' the Hill Disc Golf

NH Women's Championship - Queen of the NorthEast #4

The New Hampshire Women’s Disc Golf Championship is the fourth stop of the NEWDG Queen of the NorthEast Series, a PDGA C-tier featuring two rounds for all divisions except Juniors, who play a single morning round. Pro divisions along with FA1 and FA2 compete from the blue layout for both rounds, while all other divisions and Juniors play the white layout. Juniors will have awards, CTP prizes, and a Throw Pink raffle before the second round begins. The series is supported by MVP Discs, Throw Pink, and East Coast Metal Roofing. Pros compete for cash payouts. Amateurs play for Marty Bucks store credit, and every amateur receives a players pack. On-site camping is available to registered players at no cost by selecting the camping option during registration. Entry fees are allocated to event operations and player value. An amount of $3 per player covers PDGA sanctioning. An additional $10 per player goes to greens fees, and up to $5 per player supports tournament needs such as water, snacks, and a provided BBQ lunch. The remainder of entry fees is directed to players packs and payouts.

AUG1

Handgun Fundamentals 101

Designed for newcomers to shooting and useful as a refresher for experienced owners, this eight hour class builds safe, confident pistol handling from the ground up. Spend the day learning core safety practices, how pistols operate and how various handgun types differ, how to choose a first handgun, and the correct way to load and unload. The course also explains New Hampshire pistol permitting and carrying, federal rules for transporting firearms across state lines, places where carry is allowed or restricted, and methods for secure firearm storage. Ammunition fundamentals are included, with guidance on selecting the proper rounds. Instruction covers stance, a solid grip, sight alignment, and smooth trigger press and reset. Course materials, firearms, and equipment are provided. Do not bring ammunition to class. Training takes place inside the Zoo Health Club in Concord, NH.

AUG4

Douglas Everett Ice Arena

The Concord Antique Show

Part of New Hampshire Antiques Week, this show gathers 60 curated exhibitors at Douglas Everett Ice Arena, showcasing folk art, Americana, stoneware, artwork, textiles, and furniture from the 1700s and 1800s. Early buyer admission is $25, and general admission is $10.

AUG7

First Friday Concord

Downtown Concord comes alive for a First Friday celebration with unique shopping, local art galleries and exhibitions, live music, and plenty of food and drinks, including food trucks. Families can enjoy activities tied to fun seasonal themes and opportunities to connect with the community. This edition highlights the Dog Days of Summer. Supported by the City of Concord, the festivities take place along Main Street Concord Nh.

Main Street Concord Nh

AUG7

Trina Curtin Ladies Horsemanship Retreat

At Gelinas Farm, this immersive horsemanship retreat with trainer and energy healer Trina Curtin returns for a fourth consecutive year. Over three full days, participants ride in the morning and afternoon, and each horse and rider receives a private energy session. Tuition is $1,200 for the full clinic, limited to 10 participants. A $600 non-refundable deposit secures a spot. Auditors are welcome at $50 per day. If accommodations are needed, note this during booking. Overnight stalling is $30 per night, and truck-ins are $20 per day. The clinic is currently full, with a waitlist available.

AUG8

Spooner 8 ball tournament - REVISED Entry Fee and Race

An updated 8-ball tournament with a 64-player cap and a revised race format. Play follows USAPL rules with an alternate break, with races to 5 on the A side and to 3 on the B side. The entry fee is 55 dollars, which includes a 5 dollar tournament director fee. Spots may be reserved by sending payment via Venmo to jack at jack-spooner-4, or paid at the door if space is available. Players who already paid will receive a refund of the difference. A Calcutta is planned before play begins.

AUG12

Introduction to Forest Bathing + Presentation

This introductory session on forest bathing combines a presentation with time outdoors at the Lodge at White Park. The first portion explores the origins of Shinrin-yoku and its science-supported health benefits, along with Brittany’s personal story and healing through Forest Therapy. Afterward, participants take a short forest bathing walk that includes a sensory awareness meditation and nature invitations intended to awaken the senses and offer a first taste of the practice. Please dress in layers for the weather, wear sturdy shoes with long socks, and bring water and something comfortable to sit on, such as a mat or pad. Optional items include a backpack, snacks, a journal, a hat, sunglasses, and unscented bug spray. Registration is required through Concord Parks & Rec.

AUG13

Messages from Heaven Spirit Gallery at The Common Man Restaurant with Brandie Wells Aug. 13, 6:15pm

Experience an intimate spirit gallery at The Common Man Restaurant in Concord with Brandie Wells, The Breakthrough Medium, an angelic healer, hypnotist, and psychic medium. The evening begins with light hors d'oeuvres, with beverages available for purchase. Attendees have the opportunity to receive messages from angels, guides, and loved ones. A short intermission will feature drinks and dessert before the final segment. Seating is limited to 50 guests. Tickets include a light appetizer rather than a full meal, and drinks, taxes, and gratuity are not included. Guests may choose to dine at the restaurant beforehand. All sales are final, and space is limited.

The Common Man Concord

AUG14

Boyce Bash Camping Weekend

This celebration brings performances by four bands, a variety of food trucks, a craft area for kids, and fireworks. It centers on dancing, live music, and a celebration of Jeff Boyce.

Lazy River Camping Area

AUG15

Dancing

Blind Date Beach Party @Pembroke City Limits!!!!

A beach party at PCL kicks off a celebration of the summer season. It is sure to be a hot one.

AUG16

Canterbury Woods Country Club

5th Annual Franklin Outing Club Golf Tournament

Celebrate a milestone year as the 5th Annual Franklin Outing Club Golf Tournament takes to the fairways at Canterbury Woods Country Club. The entry fee covers nine holes with a cart, on-course contests, raffle prizes, and dinner at the Canterbury Tavern. Two pricing tiers are available at $95 and $115 per person. All proceeds support the Franklin Outing Club, operator of the Veterans Memorial Recreation Area.

AUG17

America's Birth in Stirring Words

Jeffrey Zygmont presents an inviting program that weaves poetry with history to animate the spirit of America's founding.

AUG20

Laps for Charity - Oval Course (August 20)

Experience the 1 mile oval at New Hampshire Motor Speedway by driving your own vehicle or riding along in the track’s pace car. Each entry costs $60 per vehicle and includes three group laps plus a victory lane photo delivered by email after the event. Participation benefits the New Hampshire Chapter of Speedway Children’s Charities, supporting children in need throughout New England. Check-in and registration take place in the S3 lot next to the bath and shower house.

AUG21

PO Box 7888 / 1122 Route 106, Loudon, NH, United States, New Hampshire 03307

2026 NASCAR Cup Series Weekend at "The Magic Mile"

New England’s only NASCAR Cup Series weekend brings a full slate of racing to The Magic Mile at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Headlining the action, the Dollar Tree 301 is the penultimate race of the NASCAR Cup Series regular season. The schedule also includes the Team EJP 175, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series regular season finale, along with the SIG SAUER Academy Dirt Duels.

AUG21

9th Annual Drive Out Hunger Golf Tournament

The 9th Annual Drive Out Hunger Golf Tournament returns to Beaver Meadow Country Club, bringing together sponsors, golfers, and community supporters for a full day focused on golf and giving back. The previous tournament raised more than $30,000 for hunger relief. Registration is $150 per golfer and includes greens fees, a cart, and a meal. Open-to-all contests feature a putting challenge, closest to the pin, and longest drive for men and for women. Raffle tickets and mulligans will be available to purchase on site. Sponsorship opportunities are still available, with additional information offered online.

AUG21

NZN Horsemanship Ranch Days Retreats

Deepen the partnership with your horse during a three half day, small-group clinic with Elaina Enzien. Enrollment is limited to six participants and the fee is $500. A $250 nonrefundable deposit secures a spot, and preferred dates are selected at the time of registration. The format is highly personalized, offering focused time on goals such as mechanical flag work, cattle handling, or horsemanship that builds a foundation for working cattle. Afternoons provide space to relax, ride, or enjoy the calm setting at Gelinas Farm. When booking, note any needed accommodations. Overnight stalling is available for $30 per night, and truck-ins are $20 per day. The retreat-style approach is designed to help riders head home with practical skills and ideas for developing a versatile, job-ready horse.

AUG22

New Hampshire Motor Speedway, 1122 NH-106, Loudon, NH 03307, USA

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series brings high-intensity racing to New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon with a night event on a flat, one-mile oval. The track’s layout puts a premium on precise braking, aggressive restarts, and careful tire management, where momentum can swing quickly. Tight corners and limited banking keep trucks packed together in traffic, inviting close-quarters battles that favor patience and sharp strategy. It is a technical showcase that highlights race craft as much as outright speed.

AUG22

Rollins Park 33 Bow Street Concord NH

Bark in the Park Summer 2026

Celebrate summer at an around-the-world themed gathering that welcomes dogs, kids, and the whole family. This pet-friendly occasion is designed for all ages to enjoy together.

AUG24

New Hampshire Event

Experience real NASCAR driving with NASCAR Racing Experience at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Take the wheel of an authentic race car with no pace car and no in-car instructor, just you, the track, and pure speed. Prefer the passenger seat? Ride along with a professional driver at speeds over 170 miles per hour. A thrilling, bucket list opportunity for race fans seeking the full rush of a major speedway.

AUG27

Crowing For Lunch live at PCL

At PCL, there will be live local music with food and drinks available. Enjoy hometown sounds while having something to eat and drink.

AUG29

The Life Impossible: A Novel - Matt Haig

A meeting centered on a novel by Matt Haig. Chris is the member associated with this gathering.

AUG30

Lithermans Limited Brewing Co.

Chris Cyrus of Slack Tide at Lithermans | Concord NH

Lithermans Ltd Brewing Co teams up with Evolvement Music to present Chris Cyrus from Slack Tide, the New England reggae rock jam band, for an afternoon of live music paired with freshly poured beer.

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NZN Horsemanship Ranch Days Retreats

At Gelinas Farm, this three half-day horsemanship retreat with Elaina Enzien focuses on building a balanced partnership between rider and horse while developing skills for a versatile working mount. The format is intentionally small, limited to six participants, and customized to individual goals. Instruction can concentrate on areas such as mechanical flag practice, cattle work, or the horsemanship that prepares you for cattle-related activities. Afternoons offer unstructured time to unwind, ride, or appreciate the peaceful setting and facilities at the farm. The program fee is $500. A nonrefundable $250 deposit secures a spot, and you can choose preferred dates during registration. Please note any accommodation needs when booking. Overnight stabling is $30 per night, and truck-ins are $20 per day.

SEP6

Avaloch Farm Music Institute

Labor Day BBQ Party!

Celebrate Labor Day at a BBQ featuring food, outdoor games such as croquet and cornhole, and live music. The performers will be announced. Admission is $25 per adult and $10 per child, with payment accepted at the door.

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