Events in Manchester, NH

On Fridays, the farmers market returns to the front lawn. All farmers accept SNAP EBT and food stamps, along with debit, credit and cash. GWL market coupons, WIC and senior farmers market coupons are also accepted. Interested vendors should contact Groundwork Lawrence.

Enjoy a cribbage session that blends instruction with live play. New participants can pick up the basics, and those who already know the game can settle in for some hands.

Hosted at Relentless Dragon in Nashua, this weekly Commander play brings together a welcoming community with plenty of chances to hop into games as the evening goes on. It is a good fit for relaxed matches, trying out deck ideas, or simply enjoying Magic with others. There is no cost to participate and players of all experience levels are welcome.

Great Gatsby: The Golden Mirage reimagines the Roaring Twenties with a sumptuous, drama-charged world premiere that plays with the boundary between glittering spectacle and dangerous illusion. Experience this new play at Hillsboro-Deering Middle School, where the era’s opulence and intrigue come vividly to life.

Jonny Friday brings two decades of experience in the New England music scene to a solo acoustic set filled with familiar rock, country, and blues classics. The performance features material from artists such as Bob Seger, Tom Petty, Chris Stapleton, Zac Brown, Steve Miller, and more.

Kick off the weekend with The Gents at Harpoon Manchester. Enjoy beer, food, and time with friends.

This monthly practice circle offers a relaxed, supportive setting to develop intuition and mediumship. Sessions unfold organically with group conversation about spiritual and intuitive themes, hands-on exercises and playful activities to strengthen perception, and chances to explore divination tools such as tarot or oracle cards. Each gathering is unique while building on shared progress from previous months, and participants can share insights in a welcoming, nonjudgmental environment. All experience levels are welcome, with returning attendees deepening their abilities alongside newcomers. Attendance is limited to 12 to keep the experience close-knit and focused. Advance registration is required, and booking is online only. The session runs for two hours, and the cost is $22.22 per person. As the community grows, additional opportunities for deeper or more advanced exploration may be introduced, with this circle remaining the foundation.

The Damned headline a lineup that also features Flamin' Groovies and The Courettes. Admission is limited to guests 18 and older. For each ticket sold, a quarter is directed to The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based, volunteer-led fundraising effort that supports youth-led arts programs at established nonprofit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston. The initiative is housed at The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

Get an early look at Riftbound: Radiance with a pre-rift experience where participants receive a box containing a semi-constructed deck with a Champion Legend and an eligible Chosen Champion, five Radiance packs, and a promo card. Using these materials, build a 25 card deck that can include up to three domains, then play 1v1, best-of-1 matches against other attendees. Each round win earns a free Radiance pack, and additional promos and door prizes will be distributed through raffles. Entry is $30.

Friday Night Magic Draft invites players to build decks on the spot and compete in a friendly setting. Each participant drafts from three packs and keeps everything selected. The event features three rounds, with one pack awarded for every match win and extra promo packs given out at the end. No prebuilt deck is required, making it approachable for newcomers and enjoyable for seasoned players. Standard set drafts are $20, and special Universes Beyond options are priced accordingly.

Radioactive takes the stage at Muddy Waters Irish Pub in Methuen, offering lively music alongside food from the pub.

At Scullers Jazz, Gengis Don, a Brooklyn-raised producer and artist, shares an instinct-driven blend of hip hop and jazz that treats rhythm and melody as a single voice. He listens for the city’s pulse and translates it into sound, shaping beats like stories and chords like conversations. By age 30 he has collaborated with Solange, Bilal, ASAP Ferg, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Marquis Hill, Christopher McBride, Pink Siifu, Phoelix, Standing on the Corner, Klein, keiyaA, Melanie Charles, Anna Wise, Mavi, and Braxton Cook, among others. This all-ages event offers tickets priced from $30.00 to $50.00. If you do not purchase every seat at a table, other guests may be seated with you. Food and beverages are available in the jazz club. All purchases are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged.

Axel's Throw House in Nashua hosts a glow-in-the-dark karaoke night where singers of any experience can take the mic while axe throwing and darts add to the fun. The neon-lit setting creates a glow karaoke experience, and drinks and other refreshments are available. Guests can sing, aim for the bullseye, play games, and enjoy a lively start to the weekend.

Bridget returns to Chunky’s to guide participants through creating a full-size painting. The session takes place in the spacious lobby and bar or in the theater, offering plenty of room to get creative. This BOO-tiful Blooms theme is available with tickets priced at $45, and seating is limited. The bar remains open for the duration of the event with classic, crafted cocktails, and dinner and drinks can be ordered before painting begins.

Uncaged celebrates the music of the Zac Brown Band with a high-energy tribute that evokes the feel of an original ZBB show. A lineup of veteran musicians focuses on precision and heart, from nimble guitar leads to tight vocal harmonies, to bring the group’s signature sound to life. The set features hits like “Chicken Fried,” “Colder Weather,” and “Toes,” along with more favorites, all delivered with professionalism and a commitment to authenticity.

LASA Foundation is organizing its ninth free community medical clinic to help reduce barriers to care for low-income and underserved neighbors, including people experiencing homelessness. Visitors can access no-cost health screenings such as blood pressure, BMI, blood sugar, A1C and cholesterol checks, along with primary care consultations, dental and vision exams, and ultrasound services for thyroid, kidney and breast concerns. Experienced physicians and specialists will be available for evaluations and second opinions in cardiology, endocrinology, neurology, pediatrics, OB/GYN, gastroenterology, mental health, oncology, nutrition, physical therapy, pulmonology and nephrology. Support is also available for finding a primary care provider, completing MassHealth enrollment on site, and connecting with additional health resources, and flu and COVID vaccinations will be offered. Services are free and open to everyone regardless of insurance status, and walk-ins are welcome. Language assistance will be provided in Portuguese, Spanish, Pashto, Khmer, Haitian, French, Vietnamese and Hindi. Previous clinics have typically served more than 200 people and have received strong backing from community partners, reflecting an ongoing commitment to improve access to care and support community well-being.

Girls and women ages 5 to 105 are invited to a fun, uplifting evening at the Dana Center Theater in Manchester, New Hampshire that spotlights confidence, talent, and empowerment. The NH Miss Amazing Amplify event brings participants together with peers, mentors, and supporters, offering a welcoming space to discover their voice, shine on stage, and connect with community. Applications open in advance and there is a submission deadline.

A Saturday pop-up training session at Get Fit NH features a fresh, challenging mix guided by Coach Alec. Expect varied programming that goes beyond the weekday routine, combining strength and conditioning with sled pushes, landmine movements, core work, and more. It is open to current clients, former members, and first-time visitors. All fitness levels are supported, with coaching to modify or progress each exercise so everyone gets an effective workout. The drop-in rate is $15. Spots can be reserved online or paid at the door. Friends are welcome.

United Way of Greater Nashua is organizing a citywide cleanup aimed at improving the look and well-being of the community. Volunteers will be directed to as many as ten locations to tidy up designated areas, with coordination and guidance provided by the organizers. Participants are encouraged to bring plenty of energy, invite friends, and show their community spirit. The effort will proceed regardless of weather.

The Concord Farmers' Market showcases the region’s harvest and handmade goods in downtown Concord. Browse peak season fruits and vegetables, pasture raised meats, fresh breads from local bakers, handcrafted soaps and lotions, artisan gifts, and bright flowers, all made by New Hampshire farmers and makers. Meet the people behind the products, support local businesses, and enjoy a lively community atmosphere.

The Annual Fall Fair returns for another year of seasonal tradition.

Build the skills to handle backcountry emergencies with a two day Wilderness First Aid and CPR certification course. Hosted by Owl Eyes Wilderness Survival and taught by Institute for Wild Med, this immersive training blends realistic, hands-on scenarios with online learning. Successful completion earns a two year certification in Wilderness First Aid and CPR, and it also serves as a recertification option for current Wilderness First Aid holders. All experience levels are welcome, and the course fulfills a requirement in the OEWS Alula Curriculum and Certification. Designed for people who spend time in remote places where professional help may be an hour or more away, the curriculum covers patient assessment and exams, monitoring vital signs, gathering medical history, controlling bleeding and caring for soft tissue injuries, stabilizing sprains, strains, fractures, and dislocations, splinting, and managing environmental and medical emergencies. Topics include hypothermia and frostbite, heat exhaustion and heat stroke, burns, spinal care, lightning, bites and stings, allergies and anaphylaxis, shock, diabetes, asthma, and seizures. Training includes 16 hours of in-person Wilderness First Aid instruction plus approximately 2 hours of online CPR. Full attendance and completion of all online coursework and skills labs are required to receive certification. Scenarios use make up to simulate injuries, so plan to dress for the weather and wear clothing that can get dirty or wet, since you may practice on the ground. Bring a notebook and pen, water, lunch and snacks, and any gear you typically carry on a day hike to practice with your own equipment. Restrooms are available for the duration of the class. Minimum age is 16. Instruction is led by educators such as Nicole Roma Thurrell, a Wilderness EMT since 2001 and recipient of the Massachusetts Award for Excellence in Science Education, and Oliver Reitz, a Wild Med instructor and project manager who is a certified Wilderness First Responder and EMT. To receive important course updates and paperwork, do not unsubscribe from Institute for Wild Med emails after enrolling.

Set at Pembroke Academy, the 2026 New Hampshire Walk for Apraxia brings families, friends, and professionals together to celebrate Apraxia Stars and raise awareness of childhood apraxia of speech. Registration is free, and participants can grow their teams while working toward individual fundraising incentives, including the event t-shirt. Anyone who raises $50 earns the official 2026 Walk for Apraxia shirt. Apraxia Stars are honored with individual recognition and receive a complimentary t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Proceeds support Apraxia Kids programs that bolster the lives of children with apraxia by educating families and professionals, fostering community connections and outreach, and advancing advocacy and research. The walk offers a welcoming space where everyone understands the journey, and organizers aim to create a safe, fun, and memorable experience for every team of supporters. As the nation’s largest event focused on apraxia awareness, it unites the community to ensure more children can access the care and understanding they need. Additional event details will be shared by the organizers.

The second annual RUSHFest serves as the obstacle race championship, blending obstacle stations, cardio, and other functional fitness work in a timed format for all athletes. Awards recognize the top three male and top three female finishers, and winners receive a special T-shirt. Conquer the Course events run rain or shine, so participants should plan for any conditions. Bring a friend and try something new. Pricing options include a $25 individual drop in reservation, a $90 4 pack, or $160 for the full season. Watch for future events in the series.

NAM Cut-Paper Designs will have a booth at the 11th Annual Greater New England Fall Craft & Artisan Show at the Hampshire Dome. Admission is $7 and valid for both days, and ages 14 and under are admitted free.

This long-running plant-based food festival features a wide mix of producers and vendors, national speakers and chefs, and informative exhibits in a friendly setting. Attendees can speak directly with food makers, sample complimentary bites, discover new products coming to market, and shop show discounts, or simply learn which plant-based options are available and where to find them. The program includes free talks and activities for children. Admission and parking are free, and a public transit stop is just across the street. Whether you already eat vegetarian or vegan or are exploring more plant-based meals, the event offers opportunities to support animals, care for the environment, and improve personal health.

Read aloud to AJ, a reading dog who enjoys all kinds of stories. Children at any reading level are welcome to share a favorite story during a 10 minute session. To participate, stop by the Children's reference desk to sign up. For more information, call 603-624-6550, ext. 7628.

Get set for a Halloween-themed outing with the 9th annual, award-winning Howl-O-Ween 5K. This dog-friendly run and walk returns with runners and walkers, vendors and sponsors, snacks, prizes, and plenty of costumes, and it is expected to be the biggest and best edition yet. Families are encouraged to get active together while supporting the Animal Rescue League of NH. Lace up your sneakers, bring your leashed pup, and plan a standout costume. Spots are going quickly.

Open to current members and anyone interested in becoming one, this monthly Granite State IMRG meeting takes place at MOMS Manchester. After the meeting, participants head out for a ride. These gatherings are typically scheduled on the third Saturday of each month.

Carol Leary brings a solo performance to Milford Farmers Market of NH, showcasing a blend of classic folk, country, and pop along with favorites from the Great American Songbook. The market offers fresh produce and fruit, plus handcrafted foods and baked goods, creating a setting where live music and local flavors come together.

Copley Square hosts the Boston Book Festival, a lively celebration of literature and ideas. A dozen local authors will be available for book signings, among them Ann Goltz in women's fiction, Susan Beach and Peter Clenott in historical fiction, Cynthia Kallai, also known as Irene Hagan, in cozy mystery, Kathleen Jeffrey and James Rebello, who also writes as George Bridge, in children's, Shawn McCarthy with a fantasy series, Pierce Press with epic fantasy and children's, Caleb Mason in mystery and thriller, Ann Wells, InSup Kim, John Gillooly focusing on sports and nonfiction, Lauren Brown, Lizzie Seibert, and Christopher Mirabile with mystery thrillers. Each year the festival draws thousands who come to find new books and connect with authors and publishers at Copley Square.

Celebrate the spooky season with a Halloween bash centered on pets and playful fun. The atmosphere is lighthearted and festive, offering a cheerful way to mark this time of year.

Designed for those preparing for parenthood, this expo blends inspiration, practical learning, and a sense of fun. Explore leading pregnancy, baby, and parenting brands through interactive product demonstrations, hear guidance from knowledgeable experts during supportive seminars, and take part in unique experiences. Throughout the event there are chances to win more than 50 grand prize giveaways, with items ranging from baby gear to wellness must haves. It brings together education and excitement so participants leave feeling confident, connected, and celebrated.

Wander the Rose Kennedy Greenway and browse a lively open air marketplace that highlights creativity and local talent. More than 50 vendors, including artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers, present distinctive goods and one of a kind finds. Support small businesses, meet the people behind the work, and take in the fresh air and the historic Boston atmosphere as you explore. Each visit offers new discoveries waiting to be found.

Children ages 4 to 7 can explore guitar, piano, and drums at a free beginner program in Wasserman Park. Participants make music together, meet new friends, and get a feel for playing in a band. No prior musical experience is required.

Harpoon Brewery hosts a celebration of the French-Canadian classic, poutine, presented by the original PoutineFest organizers and featuring standout versions from restaurants across New England. Attendees can enjoy generous samples from participating eateries while the restaurants compete for top honors, including a 22-pound pro wrestling style championship belt and a People’s Choice award. The festival includes music, beer, games, and activities for children, creating a family friendly setting where kids might even pick up a few words of French. Several food trucks will be on site to complement the poutine offerings. Produced by PoutineFest USA, the event highlights Francophone cultures and poutine in the region.

In May, Becca Kidwell marked turning fifty alongside the release of her debut album, What You Don’t See. The BU alum brings her previously sold out show, Fifty Ways to Leave Your Forties, to Boston, weaving candid stories, sharp wit, and plenty of heart into a look at reinvention and resilience at midlife. A BroadwayWorld Cabaret Award winner and MAC Award nominee, she has created eight solo shows since 2017, drawing audiences with humor, honesty, and songs that celebrate finding joy at every age. The performance takes place at Josephine’s in the Napoleon Room, a cabaret home for jazz, Broadway, and spirited performances. Reservations are recommended.

Start or refresh your yoga practice with a workshop on the fundamentals. Through clear, supportive instruction, you will break down the structure of essential poses, refine alignment, and explore breathing techniques that promote safe movement. Learn the names of common postures and practice straightforward sequences so class cues become easier to follow. Ideal for newcomers and anyone seeking a refresher to restart their practice, this session builds a solid base while learning alongside a community of like-minded participants. Cancellations must be made more than 48 hours in advance to receive a refund.

Module 2, Session 3 centers on on-demand printing within a continuing Typographic History Master Class led by Museum of Printing President Frank Romano. Presented as part of The Romano Typographic History Project, the program is organized into two modules with ten 90-minute lectures that trace pivotal advances in typographic technology. Held across multiple Saturday sessions, this installment examines where on-demand printing fits in the larger narrative of type and printing.

Sweater Weather Fest is a no-cost open-air celebration of film. Browse vendors, grab something to eat, and settle in for a movie under the night sky. If you work in film and TV or hope to, industry professionals will be on the plaza and open to questions about how they began their careers, creating opportunities for genuine connections. Tickets and badges are not required, and access is open.

Settle in for a relaxed storytime where one to three books are shared, with the number depending on how long each selection is. Late arrivals are welcome, so missing the opening minutes is not a problem. This session is tailored to young listeners, from toddlers through early elementary, roughly preschool to second or third grade, and works well for anyone who enjoys being read to. It takes place in Maple Valley Plaza in the former Double Midnight Comics space, and there is a parking lot with plenty of available spots.

A special evening at Vernon Family Farm pairs live fire-spinning by longtime fire spinner Courtney Drahms with a high-energy, soulful and exploratory musical tribute to the rock, gospel, soul and rhythm and blues of the Jerry Garcia Band. Diamond Blues performs, led by David Rubin on guitar and vocals, with Robbie Parrish on drums, Ian Brenkle on bass, Caroline Killoh on keys and vocals, and Chris Belden on saxophone and vocals. In a short time together, Diamond Blues has grown into one of New England’s highly regarded jam acts, playing more than 60 shows each year and delivering their take on Jerry’s timeless sound to ecstatic audiences across the region.

Experience a welcoming Pokémon League where Trainers of all ages can learn, play, and connect. Bring your Pokémon Trading Card Game deck to battle and trade with others, or get guidance if you are just starting out. Pokémon GO players are welcome too. Participation comes with promo packs and other fun extras. From time to time there are special events such as Prereleases, League Cups, and League Challenges, offering more ways to build skills and enjoy the community.

A family friendly, community driven evening unfolds in the dark, enchanted woods of Oak Hill. Attendees can search for the elusive forest monster before it finds them, test their stomping skills in the signature pumpkin patch smash, then grab some food and warm up by the fire while distant screams drift from the trees. Flashlights are welcome for those who prefer them, or take the trail without for an extra thrill. Now in its seventh spooky season with the NH community, this gathering offers plenty of eerie fun.

At Hibernian Hall, the Boston Cyclists Union’s Annual Meeting and Membership Party celebrates 15 years of advocacy and a decade of the Bostréal fundraiser. Attendees will hear updates on progress toward safer streets, applaud Golden Cog Award recipients, and share dinner and refreshments. A raffle adds extra excitement with prizes that include restaurant gift certificates, cycling gear, and a bike. Everyone who purchases a ticket is eligible for a 20 percent discount on a helmet from Bern helmets, a family-owned Massachusetts company that will donate 5 percent of proceeds to the Boston Cyclists Union.

Backyard Brewery & Kitchen hosts a high-energy drag showcase presented by Ivy League Entertainment in partnership with Big Gay Events. Ivy League serves as host and is joined by performers Pancake, Kira Stone, Sasha Stone, and Mizery McRae. Expect dazzling numbers and energetic tricks as these queens deliver a one-night celebration of drag.

Boxty showcases a distinct mix of Irish and American songs and tunes, complemented by energetic original pieces rooted in both traditions. The group is known to attract a crowd.

Mo Lowda & the Humble bring the Tailing the Ghost Tour to Royale in Boston with special guest Surf Hat. This event is for ages 18 and over. For each ticket purchased, 25 cents supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston based, volunteer run fundraising initiative that helps provide resources for youth led arts programs at established nonprofit creative youth development organizations across Greater Boston. The effort operates within The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture through Boston Creates.

The program features live music in the Napoleon Room at Club Cafe with Michael Larson on piano. Guests can relax with a meal and a drink during the show. In the second part of the evening, the mic opens so attendees can share their love of singing with the room. Reservations are strongly recommended.

Ann Hampton Callaway brings Here's to Life to Scullers Jazz, an inspiring new program that celebrates the richness of living through beloved standards, contemporary selections, and her own original songs. The Tony-nominated singer and songwriter infuses music by Arlen, Porter, Rodgers, and the Bergmans with insight and passion, alongside works by modern writers, shaping an evening of refined pop-jazz. Her artistry has drawn praise from JazzTimes, the New York Times, and Musical Theatre Review, with accolades for her vocal beauty and creativity and comparisons to Streisand, Ronstadt, Shirley Horn, Dianne Reeves, and even the legacy of Ella Fitzgerald. Admission ranges from $35 to $50 and the event is open to all ages. General admission seating in the Main Floor and the Miles Davis Mezzanine is hosted on a first come, first served basis, except where tables are marked reserved. If you do not purchase every seat at a table, other guests may be seated with you. For special seating needs, contact the venue at least 48 hours before the performance, and for other requirements reach out to the box office after purchasing or at least 72 hours in advance. All tickets are nonrefundable.

Experience songs and stories from Margo Cilker and Lilly Hiatt. Cilker has built a reputation on the strength of Valley of Hearts Delight and her debut, Pohoryll, writing with clarity about everyday life and bringing to the stage performances that feel intimate and charged, filled with vivid characters and moments. She makes her home near the Columbia River in Goldendale, Washington with her husband, songwriter Forrest VanTuyl, who works as a cowboy, along with their dog and some horses. Hiatt brings the candid spirit of her album Forever, recorded at home with her husband, producer and multi-instrumentalist Coley Hinson, exploring growth, change, escape, anxiety, self-criticism, and self-love. Her songs feel like pages from a journal yet invite a wide audience to connect, blending gritty guitars with reflective songwriter warmth. Born in Los Angeles and raised in Tennessee, she drew early attention with her first records, made a breakthrough with Trinity Lane, and followed with Walking Proof and Lately, earning festival appearances, notable tour pairings, and praise for her clear, poetic writing.

Ellis Paul returns to the New Moon Coffeehouse stage at the Universalist Unitarian Church. Known for songwriting that intertwines personal stories with the issues of the day, he has earned numerous acoustic music awards and his songs have been featured in several major films. Influenced by Woodie Guthrie and supported early on by Bill Morrisey, he first appeared at New Moon in 1995 while still holding a day job, and his career has grown steadily since. Admission is $30, with a $10 price for attendees 21 and under. Tickets can be reserved through the New Moon Coffeehouse website, and they are also available at the door for cash. Please bring cash for tickets and for extras such as desserts and artist merchandise.

After a two year hiatus, this drag show returns. The event is open to all ages. Guests who come in costume receive 25 percent off drinks. Admission is 10 dollars online and 12 dollars at the door.

Jimmy Dunn takes the stage for a one-night comedy show at the theater. This single-evening performance offers a lively dose of stand up and plenty of laughs. Tickets are on sale for this one-night show.

Presented by Carmen Iuvara, Into the Floyd performs a live tribute to Pink Floyd in an easygoing, immersive atmosphere. This in-person concert welcomes longtime listeners as well as those new to classic rock, bringing fans together to experience the band’s signature sound and share the music with a like-minded crowd.

North Shore Junction makes its first appearance at The Bar in Hudson, NH, delivering a blend of rock, blues, country, and R&B that spans the decades. The event is smoke free and there is no cover charge. A crowd-pleasing mix awaits both longtime followers and new listeners.

This occasion features great food and great music, bringing both together in one place.

A live concert by Beck, part of the Ride Lonesome Tour, takes place at MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston, MA.

Experience live music from Beck at MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park in Boston, MA. The artist takes the stage for a show at this Boston venue.

Presented by Mandorla Music and Non-Event, this program features a solo performance by saxophonist, composer, and activist Caroline Davis in Anderson Auditorium at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University. Rooted in improvisation and social inquiry, her sets for saxophone and electronics unfold spontaneously in response to the space and the people present. She draws on interactive technologies to shape unusual textures and highlight the instrument’s distinctive, quirky character. Based in Brooklyn, Davis is a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow in Composition and a DownBeat Critics Poll Alto Saxophone Rising Star, with additional fellowships from NYFA, the Jerome Foundation, Chamber Music America, and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. Her residencies include MacDowell, The Jazz Gallery, Civitella, and the Rockefeller Estate, and she has mentored with New Music USA’s Next Jazz Legacy. She has released eight albums as a leader and collaborated with artists including Allison Miller, Lee Konitz, John Zorn, Angelica Sanchez, The Femme Jam, Miles Okazaki, Nicole Mitchell, Rajna Swaminathan, and Matt Mitchell. Recent work includes Portals, which reflects on grief and memory, and contributions to Terri Lyne Carrington’s New Standards. She also teaches courses on gender in jazz at The New School and maintains a private studio at the Manhattan School of Music. Trumpeter Kelly Bray and drummer Denver Nuckolls open the program. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, $10 for students, and free for attendees under 18 and for EBT or WIC cardholders. No one is turned away for lack of funds.

OverTone turns The Green Dragon near Faneuil Hall into a high-energy dance spot during its monthly appearance. The set blends rock, pop, and throwback favorites from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s through today, focusing on hits everyone recognizes. Expect a lively vibe with a packed floor and drinks that keep the night rolling.

The 7th and 8th grade tackle football team faces the Laconia Chiefs at Milford High School. This single matchup centers on one mission and plenty of heart, with players showing the hustle and teamwork they have built all season. Kickoff is to be determined, and a 5th Quarter will follow.

A beloved autumn race returns, featuring a point-to-point course that takes runners from Hopkinton to a finish right in front of the New Hampshire State House. The Delta Dental New England Half Marathon offers a scenic route and a classic fall running experience.

Mark the close of the season with a relaxed gathering offering coffee, cider, and donuts. Trade stories from your summer adventures in a friendly setting.

Learn to create a needle felted pumpkin at a hands-on workshop inside the GNE Fall Craft & Artisan Show at The Hampshire Dome in Milford, NH. Using real sheep’s wool and specialty needles, participants will shape and finish a one-of-a-kind pumpkin without any carving or prior experience required. The session offers a relaxed, creative atmosphere with a touch of spooky charm, perfect for crafting, laughter, and fall vibes with friends. The Funky Squid hosts this workshop. Festival entry or vendor questions should be directed to GNE Craft & Artisan Shows.

Experience a soothing one-hour guided session focused on settling the body and nervous system, with no strenuous exercise, complicated methods, or prior experience required. You will move through gentle, easy-to-follow exercises that can be done on a chair or the floor, practice simple breathing techniques to quiet the system, and finish with restorative rest to complete the reset. This format differs from a standard yoga class. The setting prioritizes ease over performance so there is space to slow down and feel better. It is well suited for anyone feeling stressed, anxious, or burned out, for those who have found traditional yoga or meditation overwhelming, or for anyone who simply wants an hour to breathe and recalibrate. The session lasts 60 minutes. The cost is $15 for non-members, with a 10 percent discount for members. Group size is kept small and spots are limited.

Organized by the Downtown Nashua Association, the market now takes place along the Nashua Riverwalk, stretching from Bicentennial Park to the Pavilion Stage in Renaissance Park. Local growers, makers, and food businesses offer seasonal produce, baked goods, flowers, and handmade items at a weekly outdoor market. A rotating lineup of local musicians and food trucks adds to the experience. The Downtown Nashua Association is the sole organizer, and any individuals claiming to schedule vendors are not affiliated with this event. All event communication is conducted through the official event page rather than through private messages from individuals.

Milford 3rd Annual Fall Craft Fair brings together more than 40 crafters and vendors at VFW Post 4368 in Milford, NH, offering plenty of opportunities to browse and buy. Admission is free.

Merrimack Parks & Recreation offers a bus trip to Boston for a performance of Wicked at the Citizens Bank Opera House. This Broadway favorite explores the untold story of the Witches of Oz, focusing on the unlikely friendship between a brilliant, misunderstood young woman with emerald-green skin and a bubbly, popular classmate long before Dorothy arrives. The price is $135 per person and includes Left Mezzanine seating in rows K through O along with deluxe motor coach transportation. Seats are assigned in the order registrations are received, and tickets are distributed on the bus to help prevent loss. Space is limited and may sell out quickly.

Celebrate Patriots football at a viewing party where fans can watch the game together. Free food will be provided during the game, and wearing a Patriots shirt makes you eligible for a promotion.

Photographers of every experience level can spend an afternoon exploring Boston’s Chinatown with cameras in hand. The walk highlights sites connected to the neighborhood’s development and history, offering chances to capture public art in culturally meaningful locations. Expect prompts and helpful photo tips throughout. As the walking portion wraps up, participants meet at Mary Soo Hoo Park to discuss takeaways and share images. There is an option to print a favorite shot as a postcard and to contribute a photo to a shared digital photobook. Light snacks and beverages will be available. Registration on Eventbrite is required to attend.

Create a custom coir doormat in a hands-on workshop at Spyglass Brewing. Participants will paint their own design using provided supplies and aprons, with access to a selection of stencils that include holiday themes and everyday options. Each guest receives acrylic sealer to take home for finishing and protecting the mat. The setting encourages a relaxed, social atmosphere where friends can attend together or attendees can make new connections while they work.

An open house features a hands-on flax demonstration that traces the journey from a modest plant to wearable fabric. Each stage is shown as flax becomes usable fiber, is spun into thread, and is woven into cloth that can be made into clothing. The program highlights the work and ingenuity that once shaped a wardrobe before ready-made shopping, covering the cycle of growing, harvesting, processing, spinning, weaving, and sewing. It offers a close look at traditional skills and the seasonal preparation undertaken in the past, one flax stalk at a time.

This event offers a fun afternoon filled with games, face painting, pumpkin painting, and snacks.

The Roundup spotlights Nathan Hill from South Berwick, Maine, a singer, songwriter, and guitarist performing a blend of cover songs and original pieces with a 90s rock edge at Over the Moon Farmstead. His set channels the era’s raw energy while showcasing his own material alongside familiar favorites.

Settle into a relaxed karaoke night at The Spot in Nashua. Choose a favorite track, take the mic, and unwind with a laid-back crowd. The venue keeps it alcohol free with mocktails and coffee, so the focus stays on the music and easygoing vibes.

Neko Case brings the Neon Grey Midnight Green Tour to Nashua Center for the Arts in Nashua, NH, highlighting the fearless songwriting and adventurous spirit that have marked her career. Her ninth album, Neon Grey Midnight Green, arrived to strong critical praise and has been called essential to her catalog. Recorded live with a full band, the album preserves the small human details, from audible breaths to the rustle of fabric, to keep the performance close and immediate. Celebrated for a singular voice in American music and songs that take unexpected turns, Case continues to push forward with work that feels both expansive and intimate. A Grammy-nominated artist, she produced the record herself and notes the ongoing underrepresentation of women, nonbinary, and trans producers. She identifies as gender fluid and uses she or her pronouns.

Outdoor West Coast Swing returns to the river docks behind the Hatch Shell through a collaboration focused on keeping dancing alive outside. Music plays over speakers, with rotating DJs and instructors shaping the experience from week to week. A beginner friendly West Coast Swing lesson takes place alongside social dancing on a divided dock so newcomers can learn while others keep moving. Updates are shared on Instagram at @foundthroughsound.

Sienna Spiro brings the My House Tour to House of Blues Boston in Boston. This is an all ages concert, and supporting performers may change without notice. Venue policies include a strict bag limit of 12 x 6 x 12 inches, with all bags subject to security screening. Lighters are not permitted, and smoking or vaping is prohibited in accordance with Boston city ordinances, with any violations resulting in immediate ejection. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be updated at the discretion of venue management. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

GRAMMY-winning duo for KING + COUNTRY brings the The Most Beautiful Colours album release tour to Boch Center (Wang Theatre) in Boston. This stop features fresh tracks from their forthcoming album alongside fan favorites, presented with cinematic staging, thunderous percussion, and story-driven moments. The performance includes intimate interactions and behind-the-music insights for an uplifting, faith-centered celebration in an iconic setting. A VIP Artist Q&A Experience is available, which includes premium seating, a pre-show Q&A, early entry, and first access to merchandise. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone are known for four GRAMMY Awards, 13 No. 1 hits, billions of streams, and global tours, following acclaimed projects like the Top 10 album What Are We Waiting For?, the RIAA Gold-certified Burn the Ships, and the feature film Unsung Hero, honored as GMA Dove Award Feature Film of the Year.

Bring an acoustic instrument for a free gathering centered on old time Appalachian tunes. The session is guided by Mark Sevilla of the Hickory Horned Devils Band, who leads a circle where traditional American fiddle tunes are shared. Listeners are welcome, and instruments such as banjos, guitars, mandolins, and upright basses are a great fit.

At the Boch Center’s Wang Theatre in Boston, The Thorn delivers an intense theatrical experience that uses flashing and strobe lighting, atmospheric fog and haze, and high-volume music. The story contains graphic material, including scenes of crucifixion and implications of suicide, which may be upsetting to some viewers. Discretion is advised, and it is not recommended for children under 12.

TEDxAmoskeagMillyard returns to Manchester with a fresh lineup of speakers, thinkers, creators, and changemakers who will share inspiring ideas. Tickets are available, and additional details will be announced.

An adoption event at PetSmart in Epping, NH features dogs looking for new homes. Visitors can meet adoptable dogs and see if one might be the right match for their family.

Enjoy a family-friendly creative session where participants of any age paint and decorate a wooden leaf ornament to take home. This hands-on activity offers a simple way to celebrate the season and create a keepsake. For questions, contact Kirsten at KRickershauser@pembroke-nh.com.

A monthly art social invites creators of all ages to meet other artists, make art, and exchange ideas. Attendees can bring their own materials to work on personal projects or simply spend time networking with fellow local artists. The focus is on encouraging one another and nurturing a strong, creative community.

A women-in-business mixer centered on genuine connection and collaboration. Meet like-minded professionals in a relaxed, social atmosphere designed for real conversation and idea sharing, not an agenda-heavy meeting. Expect introductions to inspiring peers and plenty of opportunities to connect, build, and excel. A cash bar will be available. Ticketing details: complimentary Guest Tickets are reserved for first-time attendees who are new to Excelerate HER. After your first event, you can take part in future events through membership or by paying the Regular Admission rate per event. Current members should select Regular Admission and use their promo code for complimentary entry.

The Thorn is presented at Boch Center (Wang Theatre) in Boston and features flashing and strobe lighting, atmospheric fog and haze, and loud music. The narrative includes graphic scenes, such as a depiction of crucifixion and an implied act of suicide, and it is not recommended for children under 12. Ticket access includes presales offered by the artist, promoter, Boch Center, and Ticketmaster, followed by a public on sale.

At Vesper Country Club, Power of the Purse spotlights handbags and accessories with both silent and live auctions. Guests can enjoy hors d'oeuvres, cocktails, and a full dinner. All proceeds support programs that empower women and girls in the region. Since 2004, WWW has awarded more than $600,000 in grants, helping drive positive change.

Hawthorne Heights brings a 20th anniversary celebration of If Only You Were Lonely to House of Blues Boston. This all-ages concert notes that opening acts may change. For entry, bags larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches are not permitted and all bags may be inspected by security. Lighters are not allowed, and smoking or vaping is prohibited under city rules, with violations resulting in immediate removal from the venue. Medications must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Venue management may update the list of prohibited items at any time.

A Patriots football game will be shown, with complimentary food available during the game. Wear a Patriots shirt to qualify for a promotion.

Experience in-person training in the Usui Reiki Ryoho tradition with Nicholas Pearson as guide. This third-degree and master teacher course, known as shinpiden or mystery teachings, supports second degree practitioners and established instructors who want to deepen their understanding, expand their skills, and cultivate inner peace. Reiki, a spiritual practice and healing art honored worldwide, works with universal life energy to bring balance to body, mind, and spirit. Practitioners receive empowerments called reiju, sometimes referred to as initiations or attunements, to connect with and share this energy. The curriculum revisits essential principles from the first and second degrees, explores the history, meaning, and application of the fourth symbol and its mantra, and teaches how to offer reiju and Western-style attunements in person and at a distance. Participants study advanced Japanese techniques, refine approaches for healing and personal development, and gain practical strategies for planning and teaching effective classes. Guidance is also provided on facilitating community practice, including Reiki shares, training sessions, and reiju-kai. Those who complete the program receive the title shihan, the Japanese term for instructor, often called Reiki Master in many lineages. Graduates are trained to conduct the reiju ceremony to transmit Reiki to others. Each participant receives a certificate, a comprehensive manual with supplemental materials, traditional reiju to affirm connection with the Usui Reiki Ryoho lineage, dedicated practice time for treatments, attunements, and advanced meditations, plus resources for continuing education and professional growth. Ongoing support from Nicholas continues after the course. Nicholas brings decades of experience in the healing arts and insight gathered from studying multiple Reiki styles around the world. His teaching emphasizes the spiritual heart of the practice and provides clear, in-depth instruction for meaningful, sustainable growth. Prerequisites include initiation and training through the first and second degrees in any Reiki lineage, with certificates that may be requested, at least six months of personal or professional practice, the ability to conduct sessions both in person and remotely, and a commitment to live by the Five Precepts. A discounted rate at a nearby Hampton Inn may be available for travelers upon request by email.

Set in the Camp Carpenter Dining Hall in Manchester, New Hampshire, this two-day Scout memorabilia gathering fills the home of the Lawrence L. Lee Scouting Museum and Library with more than 100 exhibitor tables for buying, selling, trading, and browsing. Attendees may bring their Boy Scout collections, and advance arrangements are welcomed for those who wish to display interesting items. Admission is $4, and youth attend free. Walk-in attendance is welcome. Food and hospitality are a highlight, with a Lobsterfest meal offered by advance reservation at an estimated market-based price of about $30 for a complete meal with sides and dessert, a pasta course available without reservations, and breakfast and lunch offered to attendees. Travel and lodging are convenient, with Manchester Boston Regional Airport located about three miles from camp, nearby hotel options, and on-site cabins and tent sites. Cabins are unheated and available at $12.50 per person or $50 per cabin, each sleeping four with bunks, mattresses, and electricity, and hot showers are available. Exhibitors will find easy unloading and loading with no stairs, plus access to carts and dollies. Scouts can work on the Collections or Scouting Heritage merit badge during the show; participants should bring a Blue Card and a collection or photos for the Collections badge and be ready to discuss all requirements. Advance registration is available.

Hosted at Tremont Street in Boston, this gathering marks a pivotal transition in Malcolm Guite’s vocation as he moves from the critical practice of imaginative apologetics to a primary focus on creating poetry. It offers space to hear the vision that has guided his work, to experience beauty shaped by years of friendship, imagination, and collaboration, and to consider the Christ-centered imagination that informs his art. The program features a live set from The Bell and The Bard, Arthurian storytelling with Malcolm Guite and artist Stephen Crotts, Ordinary Saints with Malcolm and Bruce Herman, and a Poets in the Round with Joshua Luke Smith, Anna Friedrich, Malcolm, and additional voices. Poetry, music, visual art, and story come together as a new chapter in his creative journey begins.

BNEC After Hours brings the voices of the Said What We Said podcast to SNHU for a live, culturally grounded conversation in partnership with the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire. Hosts Tanisha Johnson and Lionel Loveless will explore how Black communities protect their stories, build their own institutions, and cultivate power in places where their presence is too often minimized or erased. The program features candid reflections on the first day of the Black New England Conference, opportunities for audience participation, music from DJ MAM, and appetizers by Crowne Catering. The atmosphere encourages reflection, connection, laughter, and a continuation of the day’s dialogue. This gathering replaces the previously planned fashion show.

Enjoy live music from Eddie Sands at Game Changer Sports Bar and Grill. Expect a mix of familiar tunes in a lively pub-style atmosphere with food and drinks.

Brian Walker brings a three-hour live set to Claddagh Pub. Settle in for an extended performance with plenty of time to enjoy the music.

Radioactive brings a lively night of music to Rae Rocks Bar & Grill in Methuen, MA.

Celebrate the fall season at The Brickhouse. This simple seasonal moment highlights the spirit of autumn and the feel of this time of year.

This community volunteer morning at Mine Falls Park focuses on keeping the park beautiful. Activities range from easy litter pickup to more physically involved projects, making it welcoming for all fitness and skill levels. A brief orientation is provided upon arrival to explain the plan for the morning. No special gear is required, as tools and supplies are provided.

The GLTPO Craft Fair fills Greater Lowell Technical High School with more than 50 vendors sharing their talents and distinctive creations. Get a head start on holiday shopping as you browse unique gift ideas and find something special for yourself. Enjoy a welcoming, creativity-centered community atmosphere while exploring a wide variety of offerings.

A new one day machine embroidery experience with Kimberbell is offered in store or online via Zoom. Participants create a cozy holiday vignette with three coordinated projects. Stitch a place mat featuring a gingerbread village in classic redwork, craft cookie designs shaped like snowflakes and stars, and make a sugar and spice gingerbread house. Display the finished pieces with the included glass cloche and a winter wood beaded garland to complete the scene. With classic colors and traditional motifs, the collection becomes timeless decor for the mantel and other favorite spaces.

Recycle old cooling equipment and get rewarded at this Concord drop-off. NHSaves utility partners are hosting a turn-in where eligible customers can bring working room air conditioners and dehumidifiers and receive a $50 incentive for each unit. To make the process smooth, complete the rebate form ahead of time to obtain a confirmation code, then present the code and your working units to event staff. After the units are verified, a $50 per unit recycling rebate will be mailed within six to eight weeks. There is a limit of two room air conditioners and two dehumidifiers per residential account served by an NHSaves utility partner, and commercial accounts are not eligible. Pre-application is encouraged, but attendees who are unable to apply in advance can still be accommodated. A printable rebate form is also available for those who cannot access the online version, which can be pre-filled and brought along with the units.

Enjoy a free community wellness event focused on helping people move with ease, feel their best, and stay active at any age. Experience demo stretches, meet special guests, enter raffles, and take advantage of deals available for one day only. Learn how combining assisted stretching with strength training can enhance mobility and comfort, support graceful aging, and help you keep doing the activities you love.

Experience competitive pinball in an IFPA-sanctioned tournament that begins with a three hour Flip Frenzy qualifier, then moves to a ladder elimination finals for the top eight. Up to 32 players can take part, the event lasts about five hours, and trophies are awarded to the top four finishers. The entry cost is $30 in total, split between a $15 tournament fee and a $15 day pass for non-members.

Harvard Stadium hosts a collaboration between Food Truck Festivals of America and Harvard Fall Fest, bringing a day of flavorful food, live music, and college football. Sample dishes from a variety of food trucks, browse local craft vendors, and enjoy live performances while taking in the excitement of Harvard’s homecoming matchup with Princeton. One ticket, priced at $15 plus a small fee, includes entry to both the food truck festival and the game. The celebration goes on rain or shine.

Laurie Berkner presents a festive solo concert filled with Halloween fun and favorite songs. Audience members are encouraged to wear costumes and bring a stuffed animal to balance on their heads while they dance the monster boogie. The set blends spooky-season tunes with well known hits, includes a few rarely performed selections, and features music from her album A Laurie Berkner Halloween. The performance lasts about 75 minutes. For each ticket sold, $1 will be donated to the New Hampshire Children’s Trust. Tickets are offered with reserved seating priced between $28 and $38, and children under 2 are admitted free. A VIP option at $78 includes a meet and greet and a photo opportunity with Laurie Berkner, with children under 2 also free.

The Annual Devlyn Sydus Halloween Spooktacular brings a full slate of live music for the season. The lineup features The Lords Of Salem performing a Rob Zombie tribute, along with Gwell-O, Devlyn Sydus, Scarecrow Hill, Husk, Splatterhead, Dead Harrison, A World Worth Burning, and The Negans, with more to be announced.

Ghost Riderz return to Methuen V.F.W. Post # 8349 with a broad mix of dance-friendly music. Look for 50/50 raffles, complimentary popcorn, and a door prize, plus a cash bar. Entry is $10.

Girls Night Out brings a high energy mix of rock, pop, and country to East Side Club and Bar with ODA on stage. From the opening number to the finale, the dance floor stays busy while Peace leads on vocals. The staff keeps the party moving with attentive service and drinks, creating an upbeat setting for a full night with friends.

Here Come the Mummies brings an eight-piece, horn-fueled funk rock show wrapped in ancient Egyptian lore, with performers styled as 5,000-year-old mummies and a groove-first attitude. Over the years the group has toured widely across North America, drawing large crowds and sharing stages with acts such as P-Funk, Al Green, Mavis Staples, KC and the Sunshine Band, and Cheap Trick. Their resume includes rocking Super Bowl Village, frequent appearances on The Bob and Tom Show, a spot on the Jimmy Fallon series That’s My Jam, and sets at major festivals including Summerfest, Summer Camp, Common Ground, Musikfest, and Suwannee Hulaween. Legends about their origins range from a pharaonic curse to whispers that they are reincarnated, Grammy-winning studio musicians. Expect tight songwriting, big rhythms, and a relentlessly energetic performance. The lineup features Mummy Cass on guitar and vocals, Eddie Mummy on drums and vocals, K.W. TuT on bass and vocals, Spaz on keys and vocals, The Pole! on bass, Midnight Mummy on baritone and tenor sax, keys, percussion, talk box, and vocals, Dr. Yo on saxes, vocals, and tambourine, Highlander on tenor sax, and H-POD, the High Priest of Death, on trumpet.

Pop Farmers deliver a high energy night of power pop covers ranging from songs you already know to ones you might only recognize in passing and a few you may discover for the first time. Stacked three voice harmonies ride over a lively backbeat that keeps toes tapping and hips moving. The set leans into big melodies, upbeat hooks, and a steady groove that invites dancing throughout.

Teams take part in an ALSA Walks event in Massachusetts, participating in a group walk together as part of the program.

Practitioners and seekers from across New England gather to honor Samhain, a season when the boundary between worlds grows thin. Marking its 20th year, this long running festival observes the final harvest and offers space to remember loved ones who have crossed over. The day features talks and classes led by well known metaphysical teachers and authors, opportunities to browse a wide range of mystical vendors and regional artisans, and the option to schedule a session with skilled psychics. Live music and song highlight myth, magic, and age old traditions, and the celebration takes place rain or shine. Admission is $18 with a donation of a non perishable food item, or $20 without, and includes entry to the full schedule of activities, performances, workshops, vendor booths, and reader rooms. Food contributions benefit the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry. Presented by The Magickal Marketplace Corp, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Now in its sixth year, this fall craft fair at Holy Grail features more than 25 crafters with displays set up in the restaurant’s function hall and out on the patio. A raffle will support cystic fibrosis, and the event is planned to proceed in any weather. All vendor spaces for 2026 are taken, so please watch out for scammers.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of NH brings the community together at Memorial Field for a meaningful gathering focused on awareness and support. The event includes registration, a ceremony honoring those affected by breast cancer, and a community walk. Contributions to this Making Strides event benefit the American Cancer Society, helping advance breast cancer research and provide practical, compassionate assistance for patients and families. Breast cancer touches many lives, and this event offers a respectful space to honor survivors, remember loved ones, and stand together.

Gain practical know-how in hands-only CPR and AED use during a community training at Town Common in Londonderry, NH. Presented by the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation and Flatlined and Fine, this session focuses on equipping everyday people with clear, lifesaving skills and the confidence to act when it matters most.

This event offers an afternoon focused on helping musicians excel while caring for both body and mind. Area vendors and practitioners provide practical resources, interactive demonstrations, and supportive services aimed at elevating performance, preventing injuries, enhancing mental wellbeing, building confidence, and promoting overall health.

Take part in a bi-weekly Legacy competition with a $5 entry fee. Prizes include store credit for the top three finishers, and the top two also receive promo packs.

An upcoming Trunk or Treat welcomes goblins and ghouls to take part in the fun. Those interested can register to host a trunk, and any vehicle used for hosting must remain parked for the entire event to keep pedestrians safe. Attendance is open to everyone, and hosting a trunk is not required. Questions are welcome.

Chunky’s presents Halloween on the big screen as part of its October Horror Classics series. Watch Michael Myers prowl through a tense slasher tale in a theater setting. Food and drinks are available during the movie, and the series highlights a month of nightmares, haunted locales, masked killers, and supernatural chills.

Southern Rail performs as part of the well known Walker Lecture Series at Concord City Auditorium. The setting offers comfortable seating and excellent acoustics. All Walker Lecture Series programs are free, with no tickets or reservations needed.

Spend an evening with Chris Martin in a program highlighting Martin Guitars. Admission is free. Complimentary tickets can be reserved to secure seating and access Martin promotions. More information will be shared soon.

An in-person social for oracle card enthusiasts led by Soul Goddess, Carmen Hernandez. Enjoy a relaxed, learning-focused gathering of intuitive readings where participants can connect with others, swap readings, explore new decks, talk about favorites, and possibly grow a collection. Carmen will facilitate and share guidance to help deepen card-reading skills. Many demo decks from Circles will be available to use, and attendees are welcome to bring their own. Open to all experience levels. Tea and treats will be served. Admission is $10. Attendees receive a 20% discount on any decks purchased that evening. Advance registration is requested to ensure the event runs, and a minimum of four participants is needed by noon the day before or it will be cancelled.

Experience gentle movement and mindful breathing in a three-class Qigong and Tai Chi series led by Sholeh from Body and Brain. Each session blends techniques from several Eastern traditions to support physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, with relaxed concentration used to amplify the benefits of movement. This is Session 2 in the series. One registration covers all three meetings, and participation in every date is not required. Registration for Session 2 is intended for those who did not attend Session 1. Sholeh brings over 15 years of teaching experience in yoga, meditation, Tai Chi, and Qigong, and is a certified Red Belt and DMD practitioner with more than a decade of focused Tai Chi and Qigong training and instruction.

RSM Nashua hosts a spooky celebration of math with games, challenges, candy, and prizes. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite Halloween costumes and enjoy the festivities with friends and family. Expect playful problem solving with a seasonal twist, sweet treats, and chances to win. The event is free and open to the public, offering a lighthearted way to mix Halloween fun with numbers.

Presented in partnership with Spirit Halloween, this Trunk or Treat offers a mix of spooky fun and hands-on creativity. Bradley St. Seniors will guide a haunted walk in the park. Juniors will decorate one of the buses. Pre-K children will host pumpkin painting in the cafeteria. A bake sale table will be available, and all proceeds will help fund an upcoming art show created by the kids.

Experience a masquerade-themed celebration in a museum setting inspired by the great artists of Florence, blending elegance, drama, and mystery. The event features a performance by Nsquared Dance Company that adds a dynamic, artful flourish to the night.

Hear classic rock covers performed live, along with a handful of original songs, at The BrickHouse Restaurant & Brewery.

Get moving for a timed 5K and fun run that raises funds for dogs in the care of Live Free Animal Rescue. Runners and walkers of all ages are welcome, and leashed dogs can participate too. Costumes are encouraged, with prizes for both people and pups, and there are awards for top finishers. After the race, enjoy raffles, a 50/50, and live music. Registration is $45 and includes a beer ticket for a complimentary Samuel Adams. Rain or shine, every dollar raised goes directly to the dogs in Live Free Animal Rescue’s care.

An interactive workshop that teaches the fundamentals of processing your own poultry. Instruction focuses on humane harvesting practices for locally raised birds and is suitable for homesteaders, food enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the process. Participants leave with a packaged bird weighing about 5 to 6 pounds and the confidence to handle the task on their own.

This practice race blends obstacle challenges, cardio, and functional training. It focuses on preparation for the Spartan Fenway race, featuring simulations based on its course map. A single heat is planned, with the possibility of adding another if capacity is reached. The event runs rain or shine, so participants should be ready for any weather. Pricing options include a $25 single-class drop-in, a $90 four-pack, or $160 for the full season. Participants are welcome to bring a friend, and more events in this series are planned.

At Nashua High School South, a fundraising mattress sale brings a showroom-style experience where visitors can try a wide range of new models from recognizable brands, built after you order and covered by a manufacturer warranty. The selection spans every size and comfort level, along with premium choices like adjustable bases, sheets, and luxury pillows, and delivery and financing are available. It is described as just like shopping in a store, only hosted at the school, with prices lower than typical retail, and every purchase helps support the kids.

Celebrate the first Howl-O-Ween fundraiser with a free, family-friendly Halloween gathering in partnership with AutoFair Subaru. Enjoy trick-or-treating through Subaru vehicles with candy, treats, and coupons along the route. Try a guessing game that challenges participants to estimate the number of dog bones for a chance at a prize. Enter a pup costume contest for the possibility of winning a Subaru detailing package, gift baskets, a dog photography session, and more. Local vendors along the treat trail will offer coffee, apple cider donuts, hot chocolate, and additional refreshments. Attendees can also enter the Golden Paw drawing for chances to win a $500 pet supply spree, a weekend Subaru loaner, or a gift basket. A fall-themed photo backdrop will be available for keepsake pet photos for a small donation. An adoption area will feature dogs looking for homes, and only approved adopters will be able to finalize an adoption at the event.

At Buttonwoods Museum, enjoy an afternoon that blends spooky fun with a touch of history. Activities include trunk or treating, crafts and treats, an exploration of the history of Halloween, Victorian fortune telling, and a look at ghost hunting equipment. Admission is $5 per person or $20 per family.

Module 2, Session 3 explores the history of typographic communications as part of a two-part master class led by Museum of Printing President Frank Romano. Known as the Romano Typographic History Project, the series is organized into two modules with ten 90-minute lectures that trace key milestones in typographic technology. This session contributes to the broader survey by examining how communication through type has evolved.

Samhain Supper & Celebration brings people together for an evening devoted to connection, reflection, and the magic of this time of year. Planned highlights include a shared seasonal meal, a ritual circle, a bonfire, festive seasonal drinks, spiritual vendors, storytelling, and music and dance, offering many ways to participate and celebrate. Samhain is a moment to honor the harvest, look back on the year, and welcome the season ahead with intention and gratitude. All are welcome. This is an outdoor gathering, so guests are encouraged to dress for the weather, with cozy layers, warm footwear, and blankets recommended. Additional details are forthcoming.

A community Trunk or Treat takes place at Loudon Recreation Field. Food and snacks will be available for purchase at the snack shack, cash only. The event is sponsored again by Best Septic Service.

An acoustic trio from southern New Hampshire brings a warm blend of original music that spans folk, blues, lively fiddle tunes, swing, classic country, and Americana. The group features multi-instrumentalists Jack Henry, Beth Eldridge, and Doug Farrell. They have released three CDs of original music, available on Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, Pandora, and Amazon.

Enjoy a lively evening at Molly's Tavern and Restaurant with The Incidentals, where delicious food meets feel good fun. Four gentlemen will be on hand to spark laughter and smiles, and there is a chance you might even end up dancing.

Crescent Yacht Club presents a Halloween celebration with Joppa Flatts powering a high-energy mix of party singalongs, rock classics, and pop crowd-pleasers built for the dance floor. The Merrimack River will be rocking as the floor stays busy from the first note to the last song. Costumes are encouraged for individuals, couples, and groups, with prizes for standout looks and more contest details to be announced. The bar will be pouring spooky drinks, and ticket information will be shared in a future update.

Prospect Hill brings a Halloween bash to The Nerve in Haverhill, MA with a night of live music, standout costumes, and festive energy. The lineup features Prospect Hill with SlipBizkit and Dj Barwell. Costumes are encouraged, and capacity is limited to 150 tickets.

Celebrate Halloween at Saddle Up Saloon with live music from Bite the Bullet delivering lively, high-energy takes on top 40 hits. The evening includes costume competitions with prizes in several categories, plus spooky-themed drink and food specials available throughout the night.

Explore shamanic journeying in a one day class focused on building a real partnership with compassionate helping spirits for guidance, healing, and clarity in everyday life. Offered both virtually and in person at Circles of Wisdom in Methuen, MA, north of Boston, the program is led by internationally known teacher and healer Leontine Hartzell. Using steady drumming to gently shift awareness without substances, it welcomes newcomers and does not require any particular belief system, only openness and attention. Participants learn why percussion supports journeying and how cross cultural practices map the sacred realms. Guided experiences lead through three journeys. In the Lower World, meet a power animal for protection and embodied strength. In the Middle World, connect with a helping spirit within the subtle dimension of the ordinary world. In the Upper World, meet a spirit guide in human form who offers perspective and wisdom for the path ahead. The class also covers finding and drawing in uplifting energy from a power place in non ordinary reality, moving outside of linear time to sense the spiritual dimension of physical space, and communicating with spirits in nature. Methods are shared to support environmental harmony and sustainability for planetary healing, along with practical ways to weave these teachings into daily life. Receive a wisdom teaching and healing from a spirit guide, deepen your relationship with a personal wisdom teacher, and learn approaches that help step out of ego driven states to live with greater beauty and harmony.

A new downtown brunch club tradition is taking shape with a chef-driven menu of classic favorites paired with creative cocktails. It offers a warm, relaxed way to start the day with great flavors and a celebratory vibe.

Plan your wedding in one convenient stop at a New Hampshire bridal show featuring local vendors ready to answer questions, share the latest trends, and help you find everything you need for the big day. Explore photographers, bakeries, decor, attire, and more, with options suited to a wide range of budgets and styles. Attendees can take part in raffles and giveaways worth thousands of dollars from area wedding professionals. Two couples will be selected to receive a complimentary eight day, seven night condo honeymoon stay, and attendance is required to be eligible. Couples who purchase tickets online receive complimentary champagne. Tickets at the door are 15 dollars per person. Preorder Bride and Team t shirts and pick them up at the show.

Settle in for a Patriots game watch with complimentary food available during the action. Wear a Patriots shirt to be eligible for a special promotion.

Andy Grammer, a multi-platinum singer and songwriter, takes the stage solo for a close-knit, high-energy evening that blends acoustic songs, spoken word pieces, and candid storytelling. With just piano, guitar, and the crowd’s voices, he builds a live connection as he moves from signature hits to new material and the backstories behind them. Unfiltered, funny, and fully in the moment, this performance welcomes listeners into the core of the music.

The Wednesday Evening Book Club will read and discuss The Art Thief: A True Story of Love, Crime, and a Dangerous Obsession by Michael Finkel. This nonfiction account follows Stéphane Bréitwieser, the most prolific art thief ever, who carried out more than 200 thefts, often in crowded museums and in broad daylight. Rather than selling what he stole, he kept the artworks in an attic bedroom, until everything unraveled in dramatic fashion. For more information, contact Steve Viggiano at 603-624-6550 ext. 7623.

Alexander James, also known as AJ McLean of Backstreet Boys, is a multi-award-winning, GRAMMY-nominated performer whose voice and presence have helped shape modern pop for more than three decades. His work with Backstreet Boys has earned gold or platinum certifications in 46 countries, and the group’s first nine albums all entered the Billboard 200 Top 10. Beyond the band, his career includes a residency at Sphere Las Vegas with his bandmates, an appearance on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, hosting Netflix’s music competition Building The Band, and a co-headlining run with NSYNC’s Joey Fatone titled A Legendary Night. His new album, My Name is Alexander James, offers a candid statement that could only come from AJ.

This retreat in Manchester, New Hampshire brings together knitters for community, learning, and a celebration of all things yarn. Set at the Doubletree Hotel in downtown Manchester during the fall, it offers time to connect with fellow enthusiasts, develop new techniques, and renew creative energy. Instructors known worldwide, Kate Atherley and Bristol Ivy, each lead 12 hours of classes for an immersive educational experience. Pricing is $1775 for double occupancy with two queen beds and $2000 for single occupancy with one king bed.

Guided by Susan Campbell, this in-person women’s circle is an introductory gathering with the intention of evolving into a monthly community. Participants share food, engage in guided conversations on spirituality and equality, experience a brief meditation, tell their stories, and may include simple chanting, using shared voices to lift collective energy. The circle offers a welcoming, safe space to express an authentic self, see life through new perspectives, and foster a sense of belonging. Honoring the long tradition of circles as spaces for growth, empowerment, and transformation, it draws on collective wisdom and shared experience to strengthen community. The gathering affirms the vital role of women in meeting the needs of this moment and aims to kindle connection and light that can serve as a beacon for all.

This relaxed event offers a calm, headphone-friendly space at Gibson’s for focused audiobook listening. Attendees can bring a quiet project such as crafting, a puzzle, or coloring, or simply settle in and listen without any activity. Audiobook purchases through Libro.fm support Gibson’s.

Cliff and Eric perform live. Gather with friends for dinner, then take in the show.

Care-E-Oke brings a lively karaoke competition to Nashua Center for the Arts, all in support of United Way’s community safety net. Celebrity judges will score the performances, and proceeds fund grants for local organizations and direct programs provided by UWGN, helping keep the community strong, smart, safe, and healthy. Now in its fourth year, this fundraiser combines spirited performances with real impact. Participants can take the stage, donate to back a favorite singer, or explore sponsorship opportunities. It is an affordable night out that showcases the venue, supports many local nonprofits, and offers a fun outing for families. Registration and ticket information will be announced soon.

Small Town Stranded closes out a meaningful year at The Stumble Inn with a live performance that celebrates music and the community of friends, family, and fans who supported them. The band offers thanks to the staff, the owners, and Nostsocostley Productions for helping make memorable nights possible. This is their final show at this venue for 2026, with plans to return in 2027. It serves as a heartfelt sendoff and a night focused on lasting memories.

Created for the ASL community, this NEDDG tournament welcomes Deaf players and CODAs. Hearing individuals who do not sign are not eligible to participate. Players who are fluent in ASL and actively involved in the ASL community may take part, with final eligibility decisions made by the Tournament Directors. If playing is not possible, donations are welcome to support the cause.

The 2026 Hamsterwheel Endurance Runs is officially set at New Boston Fairgrounds. This endurance event brings a playful, lighthearted spin to the sport, with simple fun in a fairgrounds atmosphere.

A flea market will feature more than 30 vendors offering both new items and secondhand goods. Visitors can browse a book sale, take advantage of a fill-a-bag offer in the thrift shop, and enter a raffle. For table reservations, call Margo at 603-816-2643. Reservations are not accepted online.

This in-person Advanced Level Integrated Energy Therapy training, led by Laura Haley, is designed for practitioners who have completed the Intermediate Level and want to deepen alignment with their life purpose. The Advanced attunement focuses on the fourth and fifth pairs of the 12-Strand DNA, often referred to as the soul profile and soul cluster, to support faster, easier progress on your soul’s mission. You will learn methods you can apply for yourself or with clients to release resistance and fear around living that mission. The curriculum includes working with the Soul Star, the 8th chakra, to bring your purpose into conscious awareness, along with additional practices that encourage spiritual growth. The training also covers vision boards and practical ways to accelerate manifestation so you can draw in the people, resources, and circumstances needed to realize your dreams. The class fee includes a handbook, a printed certificate, and registration with the Center of Being. An early bird discount is available for those who register ahead of time.

A meeting centered on Arthur C. Clarke’s novel Childhood’s End is scheduled. Rose is listed as a member associated with this gathering.

Explore how the printed product has evolved and where it is heading in the fourth session of the second module of a two-part master class on typographic history. Museum of Printing President Frank Romano leads this lecture as part of a series presented over multiple Saturday sessions, guiding participants through key milestones in typographic technology. Across two modules, the program comprises ten 90-minute talks that trace pivotal developments in the field, and this session focuses on the past and future of print within that larger narrative.

Enjoy a wide range of favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today, with a blend of classic rock, country, and more.

Due South brings a relaxed, acoustic-forward set to Over the Moon Farmstead, creating a cozy atmosphere with feel-good favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Expect smooth harmonies, a mix of classic rock and country, and nostalgic tracks you may have forgotten you loved for an easygoing night of live music.

Melaza Dance Studio marks its second anniversary at The Olive Grove Event Center with a stylish evening of dancing, performances, and music. Dress in your best for the occasion. General admission for the social and performances is $25 plus fees. A Salsa On 2 workshop is available for $30 for the class only, and a $50 full pass includes the workshop, social, and performances. Prices increase at the door. The lineup includes Melaza Bachata Ladies and a solo by Mariel Perez, with more acts to be announced. Music will be provided by DJ Black Mamba. An on-site bar and kitchen will offer food and drinks for purchase.

The duo Colm O' Brien and Patrick Bowling bring lively tunes that encourage singing along and plenty of toe tapping at THE PEDDLERS DAUGHTER.

Jamelot takes the stage at the Legion for a lively night with a welcoming crowd and a celebratory vibe. Expect dance-ready music and upbeat energy throughout the evening in Wilton, NH.

The B Street Bombers bring a lively blend of R&B, rock, soul, and funk to The Phoenician. Performing since 1980, they are the longest-running band in the Merrimack Valley, powered by an 11-member lineup of musicians and vocalists from the greater Boston area. The show is all about singalongs, a busy dance floor, and the kind of live music energy that keeps the crowd on its feet.

Standard Tuning returns to A-Brews for another high energy night that keeps the crowd moving. Expect chances to sing along, grab something to eat, rock out, and dance... then do it all again.

The 18th annual Manchester City Marathon, Half, Relay, and 5K in Manchester, New Hampshire brings the community together to run in honor of heroes, with marathon, half marathon, relay, and 5K options.

Created for gay and open-minded men, this daylong retreat focuses on movement, meditation, and meaningful connection in a relaxed, welcoming setting at Windsoul Wellness Center. The experience weaves together friendly icebreakers, an extended asana yoga practice, a midday pause for lunch where you can bring your own meal or pick up a smoothie on site, a group discussion, partner work with chakra balancing, and a gentle restorative sequence that wraps up with a guided Yoga Nidra session. No prior yoga experience is required. For comfort and safety, participants should be able to sit or lie on the floor and get up on their own. A full locker room is available for changing, and there is plenty of free parking. Bring a water bottle, with filtered fountains on hand. Personal props are encouraged, and the venue can supply what is needed if you do not have them. This is not a nude retreat, though shirtless practice is permitted. Instruction is led by Chuck Raffoni of Yoga with Chuck, a teacher with over a decade of experience whose work has reached national audiences and major event stages, and who previously served in a leadership role with Broga Yoga for Men. Attendees who have not taken a paid regular class at Windsoul Wellness Center in the past nine months receive a complimentary future class or day pass valued at $20. Admission is $65 and includes fees. The retreat is produced by Yoga with Chuck and hosted at Windsoul Wellness Center, and inquiries should be directed to Yoga with Chuck.

New England psychic mediums Chrissy Masterson and Laura Wooster lead an afternoon centered on compassionate spirit communication. They share evidential messages intended to offer comfort, hope, and healing, emphasizing the enduring bonds between those here and loved ones in spirit. Individual readings are not guaranteed, but the gathering is designed to provide reassurance and a meaningful sense of connection for everyone present.

Celebrate five decades of Northern Voices with a musical afternoon at The Founders Academy in Manchester, NH. The event also serves as a key fundraiser to support the chorus’s trip to the SingUnited International Harmony Classic Competition in Seattle in October 2027, with each ticket helping to offset travel costs. All attendees will be entered into a door prize drawing, and winners must be present to claim a prize.

Acoustic Sunday at Spyglass Brewing pairs live music with cold beer for a mellow wrap-up to the weekend. A relaxed atmosphere and an easy vibe set the tone before Monday arrives.

Watch Patriots football with fellow fans. Complimentary food will be available during the game. Those who wear a Patriots shirt qualify for a promotion.

FAC members and friends meet up for lively French conversation in the state capital.

This bi-weekly Legacy event features a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top three placements, and promo packs are reserved for the top two finishers.

603 FootCare, LLC brings professional routine foot care to Whipple Free Library by appointment. Each visit begins with a careful review of walking and balance, foot structure, measurements of both feet, skin warmth and condition, circulation and swelling, sensation, and nail health, with any concerns noted. Socks, orthotic inserts, and shoe wear are also evaluated. Services may include trimming and shaping toenails, fingernail care if needed, gentle reduction of corns and calluses, smoothing of rough or dry skin, a moisturizing foot massage, guidance on foot health, and referrals to other providers when appropriate. First appointments are about 45 to 60 minutes and include a brief health history and time to discuss questions. Follow-up visits typically run 30 to 45 minutes. Appointments are required.

Enjoy a girls night out designed for women while supporting the NH Breast Cancer Coalition. Kick off the holiday season by shopping with vendors, enjoying appetizers, and visiting a cash bar. You can also book a reading with a psychic, then lean into the theme with an ugly holiday sweater. Wearing the ugliest one could put you in the running for an 8-night, 7-day vacation, and there will be prizes and giveaways totaling thousands of dollars. In the spirit of giving, bring a canned item for the food bank or local soup kitchen to receive a prize, and browse a silent auction offering a variety of items, with proceeds benefiting the NH Breast Cancer Coalition. It is an opportunity to shop for friends and family, spend time with friends, and support charity.

Bestselling author Emily Franklin visits Gibson’s Bookstore to share her new novel, Love & Other Monsters, a historical story centered on eighteen-year-old Claire Clairmont during the turbulent summer of 1816. Narrated through Claire’s perspective, the book traces her quest for independence and love as she travels to Lake Geneva with her stepsister Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Percy Shelley, Lord Byron, and John Polidori. That charged season of storms, creative rivalry, and tangled loyalties helped give rise to Frankenstein and the modern vampire, even as Claire’s own role faded from public memory. In the novel, Claire embarks on an affair with Byron, urges Mary and Shelley to follow him to Switzerland, records the group’s secrets in her journal, and learns to forage when climate upheaval leads to shortages. When her 1816 diary disappears and everyone around her has a reason to keep it hidden, she confronts the mystery of why her story was nearly lost. The book explores celebrity culture, climate crisis, complicated femininity, and the monsters we create on the page and in life, offering a blend of historical intimacy and romantic tension reminiscent of works like Hamnet and Pride and Prejudice. Franklin is the author of twenty-five books, including The Lioness of Boston, inspired by the life of Isabella Stewart Gardner, now in its eleventh printing and once featured as a clue on Jeopardy!. Her work has appeared in publications such as The New York Times, The Boston Globe, The Kenyon Review, and Guernica, has been featured on National Public Radio, was longlisted for the London Sunday Times Short Story Award, and has been recognized by the Association of Jewish Libraries.

This three half-day horsemanship clinic refreshes foundational skills and builds a stronger connection between rider and horse. Instruction focuses on refining body control and transitions while developing feel, timing, and balance. Participants receive individualized guidance so they leave with practical exercises matched to their partnership. The cost is $300, with a maximum of 10 riders. A non-refundable $150 deposit secures a spot. If lodging support is needed, include that request when reserving. Overnight stalling is available for $30 per night, and truck-ins are $20 per day.

Eddie Sands performs at Game Changer Sports Bar and Grill, playing a variety of familiar tunes. The venue offers a lively atmosphere with food and drinks.

This all-ages event notes that supporting performers may change without advance notice. Bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and all bags will be inspected by security. Lighters are not permitted, and there is a strict no smoking or vaping policy under Boston regulations... violations result in immediate removal from the venue. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be updated at the discretion of venue management. Ticket access includes a public onsale, Citizens Bank and Live Nation presales, and a Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

Blue Collar Men deliver a tribute to Styx with powerful vocals, tight harmonies, and favorites including "Come Sail Away," "Renegade," and "Babe." Special guest Petty Revival celebrates the songs of Tom Petty, creating a two-band evening of classic American rock.

At Capitol Center for the Arts, The Rush Tribute Project performs Moving Pictures from start to finish, bringing favorites like Tom Sawyer, Red Barchetta, YYZ, and Limelight to life. The concert unfolds over two full sets that also cover other greatest hits and deeper cuts such as La Villa Strangiato and Enter Nous. Vintage instruments, multi-camera projection, lasers, and vivid lighting create an electrifying, immersive salute to Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Rush.

Tusk celebrates the music of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honorees Fleetwood Mac with a show that spans chart hits and deeper album tracks from across the band’s history. Touring nationwide since 2008 as a dedicated tribute, the group draws on many years together onstage. The lineup features five seasoned performers with extensive backgrounds in study, live performance and creative exploration. Each musician embodies a member of the classic Fleetwood Mac core, honoring Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood. The concert centers on meticulous, note for note renditions of both the full band catalog and songs from the members’ solo careers, delivered with energetic presence shaped by their time on the road.

Small Town Stranded makes its first appearance at The Sports Zone in Dracut, delivering a high energy night packed with nonstop music and dancing. After years of shows around the Dracut area that grew a strong following, a recent schedule change moved this show from Nashua to this venue. The set spans Rock, Pop, R&B, Hip Hop, and Rap, with plenty of sing along moments and good vibes throughout. Band merchandise will be available, and the group is geared up to make this debut memorable.

Lil' Iguana's Craft Fair & Raffle brings together over 150 crafters, vendors, and area businesses at Nashua High School North for a free community gathering. Explore a giant raffle room with more than 50 prizes. In past years, prizes have included signed sports memorabilia, gift certificates to area businesses and restaurants, resort stays, and more. All proceeds support the Lil’ Iguana’s Children’s Safety Foundation. To apply as a participant, send an email to info@liliguanausa.org describing what you do, make, or sell. Please be cautious of scammers. Organizers communicate only through Lil' Iguana email addresses at info@liliguanausa.org and events@liliguanausa.org, do not reach out through Facebook, and will not request payment through Venmo or Apple Pay. Payment is accepted only with a completed application submitted by email, mail, or fax.

This yearly wrap up brings a fall cleanup and field shutdown, focused on winterizing the area so it is ready for the 2027 flying season. Help from anyone willing to lend a hand is appreciated.

Get moving with an annual 5k designed for humans and their canine companions. The route begins at the Banks Humane Education Center, opposite the shelter, travels onto the grounds of St Paul’s School, then returns to the start. Dogs are welcome as long as they remain leashed at all times and are up to date on rabies vaccination. Baby joggers are welcome too.

Celebrate the 36th annual craft fair hosted by the Memorial High School Booster Club, featuring more than 215 booths spread across the gym, mini gym, cafeteria, and hallway. Free parking is available, and admission is $2 per person. Proceeds support the Manchester Memorial High School Booster Club, a nonprofit that helps students by funding school groups, educational programs, clubs, sports, and college scholarships. Guests can enjoy a 50/50 drawing and visit the raffle table for chances to win items donated by participating crafters, with prizes awarded hourly during the event. The Whoopie Pie Wagon is expected on site, with pre ordering planned to open a few weeks ahead of the fair. Burstin’ Kernel and Tom’s Travelin Coffee truck will also return and be set up outside the craft fair. All vendor and crafter spaces are fully booked. Be cautious of anyone claiming there are open booths, as a wait list of more than 130 people is maintained from year to year and availability will not be posted on the event page. For questions or to request placement on the wait list, contact the Craft Fair Coordinator, Sue Knowles, at sueknowles38@yahoo.com.

Expect the same great atmosphere with a new band and a refreshed menu. Enjoy a refined dinner paired with live entertainment while marking the end of the riding season, sharing stories, and strengthening the sense of community. A raffle, a 50/50, and door prizes will run throughout the evening. The event is expected to sell out again, and tickets and tables are available on a first come, first served basis. Reservations are confirmed only when payment is received in full.

Triple Fret is back at Muddy Waters Pub and Restaurant along the Merrimack River with a rock and roll performance. The show embraces a spirit of gratitude, and food and drinks are available.

Radioactive delivers a lively set at Rae Rocks Bar & Grill in Methuen, Massachusetts.

Nashua Chamber Orchestra opens its 42nd season with a fall concert at Nashua Community College in Nashua. Guest cellist Benjamin Mandigo is featured in the second movement of Dvořák’s Cello Concerto. The Nashua Choral Society collaborates on Brahms’ Nanie and Divine Shepherd by local composer Larry Mizen. The program also includes Mozart’s Overture to Il Re Pastore and Handel’s Il pastor fido suite. A reception with the musicians follows the performance.

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust presents a live program at the New England Racing Museum where five Oxford 250 champions share their stories on stage. Mike Rowe, Ben Rowe, Dick McCabe, Ricky Craven, and Travis Benjamin reflect on their careers and memorable moments in conversation, with Dave Moody as master of ceremonies. The focus is on firsthand accounts from the drivers who have each won the Oxford 250.

Experience a full-throttle tribute to Taylor Swift with Taylorville, where a skilled live band spotlights both the biggest hits and beloved deep cuts. The show traces standout moments from across her career, pairing energetic performances with an immersive video wall that amplifies every chorus and quiet lyric alike. Expect a lively atmosphere with plenty of sing along moments and dance worthy favorites. Taylorville is created by fans and operates independently. It is not endorsed by, authorized by, or affiliated with Taylor Swift, TAS Rights Management, or their related organizations. All names, trademarks, likenesses, and copyrighted materials referenced remain the property of their respective owners. This tribute is presented for entertainment and informational purposes and is intended as a respectful acknowledgment of the artist’s work.

An exciting evening of showtime basketball comes to the Souhegan High School Gymnasium as the Harlem Wizards take on the SAU 39 Slam Dunkers in a high energy fundraiser game. Look forward to aerial moves, dazzling trick shots, plenty of laughs, and audience participation that make it a lively outing for all ages. Proceeds support a PTA goal of raising $20,000 to fund student programs, teacher grants, and campus improvements. Tickets will be available for purchase. Businesses seeking added exposure can explore sponsorship opportunities with visibility in front of more than 1,000 attendees.

This all-ages event includes important venue and ticketing details. Tickets purchased through third-party sellers cannot be verified by the Paradise Rock Club box office, and any issues must be handled directly with the seller. For in-person purchases, tickets are available at the Paradise Rock Club box office, and travelers can call 617-562-8801 in advance to confirm hours. A seating area is available for guests with mobility limitations. For accommodation requests, email information@crossroadspresents.com after purchasing a general admission ticket. Set times and any supporting acts may change without notice or refund. Ticket options include a public onsale along with Artist Presale, VIP Package Onsale, Citizens Bank Presale, and Live Nation Presale.

At Backyard Brewery & Kitchen in Manchester, NH, the Candor Investment Meetup brings together real estate investors, agents, and other professionals to connect, exchange ideas, and strengthen relationships in the local market. Hosted by Scott Brockelbank, the focus is on meaningful networking and shared learning that can lead to new opportunities. The meetup welcomes both seasoned practitioners and those new to real estate, creating a setting where peers can learn from one another and grow their professional community.

Cowboy Junkies present a set that reaches from The Trinity Session to their recent album Such Ferocious Beauty. Formed in Toronto in 1985 by siblings Michael, Margo and Peter Timmins with bassist Alan Anton, the quartet built its reputation on a quiet, reflective sound that blends folk, blues and rock. Their 1988 release The Trinity Session became a landmark, selling over a million copies and standing apart from the flash of the late 80s. With a catalog of 29 albums and no breakups or hiatuses, the band’s long running chemistry continues to shape their music. This concert surveys that history with songs spanning decades.

Presenter Renee Walsh leads a Holy Fire Reiki class that explores a refined, higher-consciousness approach to Reiki that is both gentle and strong, with a focus on purification, healing, empowerment, and guidance. Reiki I and II are often taught together to support the best results and to help practitioners begin working with others as well as through distance sessions. The format blends lecture, conversation, and direct experience. Participants practice full treatments for self and others, learn core hand placements, study traditional methods from Dr. Usui’s teachings, explore approaches for specific conditions, work with Level II symbols, apply techniques aimed at shifting unwanted habits, and experience distance healing practice. Many students report that this energy continues to support them even when it is not on their mind, honors free will, promotes deep and rapid healing without distress, improves relationships, reduces worry with a clear sense of safety, and offers practical guidance for everyday life. Growth in healthy traits is often noted, including self-love, kindness, patience, confidence, vitality, enthusiasm, optimism, trust, joy, and peace, along with a deeply nurturing feeling of being loved. Once received, the energy is said to keep evolving and becoming more effective. A $25 discount is available when registering for both Level 1 and Level 2.

This hands-on workshop at Black Forest Nursery focuses on decorating a festive holiday kissing ball. Participants receive a pre-made 14-inch evergreen kissing ball and are guided through adding accents such as berries, ornaments, pinecones, and ribbons. Standard 14-inch decorated kissing balls start at $39.99, and all items are a la carte so designs can be customized to fit personal style and budget. The workshop lasts 60 minutes. A $5 reservation secures a spot, and space is limited.

Local physical therapist and back pain specialist Dr. Dakota Krol shares five practical ways to help prevent low back pain during the winter. There is no cost to attend, and a reservation is required by calling the Nashua Senior Center at 603-889-6155 or by registering in person at the front desk. Presented by Saco Bay Physical Therapy.

Presenter Renee Walsh leads an in-person Holy Fire Usui Reiki Level 2 intensive that blends teaching, discussion, and hands-on practice. Holy Fire Reiki is a contemporary form known for a refined, gentle yet strong energy that supports purification, healing, empowerment, and clear guidance. Instruction covers core skills such as standard hand placements, offering a complete session for oneself and for others, Japanese methods from Dr. Usui, approaches for specific concerns, working with the Level II symbols with dedicated practice time, using Reiki to shift unwanted habits, and conducting distance sessions. Participants will both give and receive full treatments, practice self-care, apply all Level II symbols including distance work, and explore the Japanese techniques introduced in class. Many students report that this energy continues to work in the background, honors free will, facilitates deep change without distress, improves relationships, eases worry with a strong sense of safety, offers practical guidance suited to any stage of life, and encourages healthy qualities such as self-love, kindness, patience, confidence, vitality, enthusiasm, optimism, trust, joy, and peace. A common experience is a deeply nurturing feeling of being loved, and the energy is described as evolving in effectiveness over time. There is also an option to register for both Level 1 and Level 2 with a savings of $25.

Eddie Sands performs well-known songs at Pizza Man of Manchester. The venue features a restaurant and a full bar.

Primer 55 roars back after a year together, pushing its comeback forward with a high-intensity nu metal set with REdEFIND. Expect a heavy run through the tracks that put Introduction to Mayhem on the map, amped up with selections from The New Release. The band brings surging energy, raw aggression, and unfiltered attitude, aiming to show exactly why its name still carries weight. It is a hard-hitting night built for catharsis and movement, from the first riff to the last shout.

Dan Moran returns to perform with friends, promising a memorable evening of live music.

Radioactive performs at Muddy Waters Irish Pub in Methuen, blending upbeat tunes with delicious food.

Neon Wave, billed as New England’s number one 80s New Wave tribute band, brings a high-energy celebration of the MTV era to The BrickHouse Restaurant & Brewery. The performance channels the look and sound of classic video-era artists, with the band in period style and a setlist built for the dance floor. Dress in your best 80s gear or bright neon for added flair, and watch for a glowing surprise during “Sunglasses at Night.” Get ready for a nostalgia-filled night of singalongs, contagious energy, and crowd-pleasing hits.

Support the community by shopping local, helping small businesses and benefiting the elementary school at the same time. This community-minded shopping experience makes it easy to direct support to both neighborhood businesses and the school.

This rock show features The Gents and pairs the music with excellent beer, tasty bites, and friendly company.

Acclaimed New England songwriters Cosy Sheridan and David Dodson share the stage at the New Moon Coffeehouse in the Universalist Unitarian Church in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Expect sharp wit, warmth, and thoughtful storytelling from two seasoned performers. Sheridan’s latest release, The Breathing Room, reached number three on folk radio, while Dodson’s songs span folk, rock, blues, jazz, and country. Admission is $25, with a $10 price for attendees 21 and under. Tickets can be reserved in advance through the New Moon Coffeehouse website, and they are also available at the door for cash. Bringing cash is recommended for tickets as well as desserts and artist merchandise.

Now in its seventeenth year, this gathering at Circles of Wisdom supports the 6th Annual Season of Giving Campaign. The intention is to cultivate a warm, loving space where participants can experience healing, connection, and inner calm. The With Love and Gratitude team shares healing energy throughout the session while Cris channels within an atmosphere of compassion and presence. In this shared field, Kimberley Anderson and Leslie Gabriele help guide individualized messages that may draw from Spirit Guides, Ancestors, Angels, Loved Ones, and the Akashic Records, opening a deeper link with the spiritual realm so each person can receive guidance that supports life in the here and now. Cris Perro brings through the energy of love to offer heartfelt messages and healing. Kimberley Anderson amplifies light and encourages others to feel and embody it. Leslie Gabriele works intuitively in the moment as an energetic catalyst and is the founder of With Love and Gratitude. The wider team is a group of devoted lightworkers focused on uplifting spiritual growth. In addition, Circles of Wisdom is partnering for the sixth consecutive year with Debbie’s Treasure Chest and With Love and Gratitude to provide holiday gifts for two local families. Debbie’s Treasure Chest selects the families and their wish lists, and funds raised will be used to purchase and wrap the gifts, adding warmth and joy to the season.

This charity boxing night at Big Night Live in Boston supports individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis. Participants can become Charity Fighters, receive coaching from seasoned trainers, and take part even without prior boxing experience. It is an opportunity to learn the sport, test personal limits, and step into the ring for a meaningful cause. Capacity is limited.

This every-other-week Legacy event features a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top three finishers, and the top two also receive promo packs.

Strengthen your digital banking skills with a practical workshop focused on staying safe online. Explore how identity theft occurs, how to recognize common financial scams, and the everyday habits that help protect your accounts. You will come away with clear, actionable steps to safeguard your money and personal information. This workshop is free, and advance registration is required.

This Thanksgiving potluck brings people together for camaraderie and shared dishes. Festivities begin with trivia, then continue with karaoke and plenty of music. Chef Boss Lady prepares the turkey as the centerpiece, and attendees can bring a side dish to share.

Thanksgiving Eve brings a celebration at Crescent Yacht Club featuring The TAKE, promoted as the biggest bash of the year.

Down By Ten comes to The BrickHouse Restaurant & Brewery, presented by the venue.

Week 12 of the varsity football season arrives in Tyngsborough with a Thanksgiving Day matchup at Tyngsborough High School. The Tyngsborough Tigers take the home field for this high school game.

At The Rex Theatre in Manchester, New Hampshire, a tribute concert celebrates the music of Journey and REO Speedwagon. Enjoy classic rock favorites, from soaring vocals to heartfelt ballads, as the sound of these bands fills the theater.

This event blends shopping with socializing in a relaxed setting centered on beauty and wellness. Attendees can explore a curated range of skin and wellness products while connecting with friends in a community-minded atmosphere. Raffles, refreshments, and product samples are available.

A festive gathering at Black Forest Nursery features pictures with Santa, fireside s’mores, and hot apple cider. Guests can browse fresh wreaths, Christmas trees, and seasonal greenery to kick off holiday decorating. All activities are free, and bringing a camera and a cheerful mood is encouraged.

Explore a market that spotlights small businesses and the people who craft meaningful gifts with a personal touch. Meet the creators, discover items made with care, and support the hustle behind each piece.

Celebrate the end of fall at Riley’s Place with a post Thanksgiving dance featuring Jamelot. Enjoy food, music, and plenty of time on the dance floor.

John Britton performs with Chris Hawk of Radioactive at Willow Spring Vineyards in Haverhill, Massachusetts. This appearance brings live music to the vineyard.

Ghost Riderz returns to VFW Post 8349 in Methuen, MA for an evening of dance-friendly music. Admission is $10. The night includes 50/50 raffles, complimentary popcorn, and a door prize, with a cash bar open.

Trade the usual dinner and drinks for a candlelit night shaped by the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance, filled with live music, laughter, connection, and vintage glamour. The evening centers on Acute Inflections, a New York City duo whose blend of music and comedy channels the elegance of Billie Holiday and the soulful edge of Erykah Badu to create something classic yet fresh. They have performed for more than 50,000 attendees at sold-out shows across the U.S. and abroad, have appeared on HBO and Amazon, and have earned over a thousand five-star reviews. Arrive in Gatsby-era flair or in your own signature style. Complimentary snacks are available during the show. The setting is Huntington Theatre Company, a carefully restored 1925 landmark along Boston’s Avenue of the Arts, appreciated for its grand architecture, intimate scale, and rich stage history. Group discounts are available for parties of eight or more. Purchases help support the Renaissance Youth Center, a South Bronx charity that empowers inner-city youth through music education, after-school programs, and tutoring.

Panorama, a Boston-based tribute to The Cars, takes the stage at The Sahara Club & Restaurant in Methuen, MA, presented by Carmen Iuvara. This five-piece draws on the band’s classic sound with faithful arrangements and lively energy, evoking the vinyl era and the buzz of the new wave movement. The lineup features Gary Agresti, Darren Muise, Darin Ames, Jeff Ares, and Ken Marchione. The Cars formed in Boston in 1976 and emerged from the late 1970s new wave scene, with a core lineup of Ric Ocasek, Benjamin Orr, Elliot Easton, Greg Hawkes, and David Robinson. They were inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018, and their influence continues to reach new generations.

Admission is free. Browse goods from more than 50 crafters and vendors, and enjoy complimentary photos with Santa.

Catch the Patriots game and enjoy complimentary food while the action unfolds. Wearing a Patriots shirt makes you eligible for a special promotion. Show your team spirit and settle in for football.

Admission is free. Bring your camera to take your own pictures.

James Beard Award-winning baker and Flour bakery co-owner Joanne Chang turns the spotlight on her earliest baking passion, cookies, in a conversation centered on her new book, "The Joy of Cookies: New Classics and Old Favorites to Share." Nicknamed the cookie girl during her Harvard years, she reflects on a lifetime of baking while On Point senior producer Paige Sutherland moderates a discussion about the book’s recipes, practical tips for home bakers and the personal stories behind the treats she has shared over the years. After the talk, attendees can purchase the cookbook from Brookline Booksmith, have copies signed by Chang and enjoy cookies featured in the book. At CitySpace, ticket options include Premier at $30 with reserved seats at the front of the theater, General at $20, BU Faculty and Staff at $15 with a valid BU ID and Student at $10 with a valid student ID. WBUR’s Legacy Circle, Murrow Society, Sustainers and Members receive a $5 discount with a promo code.

Celebrate the season with a festive holiday concert in the Hopkinton High School auditorium, featuring winter favorites with a few playful moments. Admission is free and no tickets are required. The event is family friendly. Please note that pets, food, and drinks are not permitted. Seating is theater style, and stairs are needed to enter the auditorium and reach the seats. As the performance is indoors, some passages may be loud. Restrooms are available inside the high school.

Nikki Glaser brings The Stunning Tour to MGM Music Hall at Fenway for an all-ages event. Support acts may be updated without notice. To ensure a smooth entry, follow venue policies: bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches and all bags are subject to search. Lighters are not permitted. In accordance with city of Boston ordinances, there is no smoking or vaping inside the venue and violations can result in immediate removal. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be adjusted at the discretion of venue management. Tickets are available through a public onsale and through presales including the artist, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank Live.

Wacko Magnet Duo will appear at the James E. Coffey Post 3 American Legion in Nashua, NH. This event features the duo at the local Post 3.

An intimate evening of trance mediumship unfolds in a small, carefully held group. British psychic medium Tony Stockwell works with his spirit guides to share spiritual philosophy, channeled messages for the room, healing energy, and insights that look ahead. Those who wish to participate are asked to remain for the full session and help sustain a calm, supportive atmosphere while the medium is in trance. The lights are kept low, yet the medium remains visible, and seating is limited. As Tony relaxes into an altered state, his awareness recedes so that his guide, Zintar Lungar, described as a Buddhist monk from long ago, can blend and speak. Attendees may notice shifts in his appearance and voice, may sense the presence of spirit, and may feel healing energy. Group communications often come from Zintar and other spiritual communicators, including messages connected to departed loved ones, and some participants receive personal messages or healing. The experience centers on soul-to-soul communication and the enduring love of the spirit world.

Radioactive performs at Rae Rocks Bar & Grill in Methuen, MA with a set of fun tunes.

Nikki Glaser brings The Stunning Tour to MGM Music Hall at Fenway. Support acts may change without prior notice. The venue enforces security policies, including a bag size limit of 12 x 6 x 12 inches, searches of all bags, and a ban on lighters. Smoking and vaping are not permitted under city of Boston rules, and violations can result in removal from the event. Prescription medications must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Venue management may modify the list of prohibited items.

The Derryfield Restaurant hosts an appearance by Down By Ten. It is presented by The Derryfield.

Readers meet to talk about Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty. The conversation focuses on the book, and member Jen is listed for this session.

Test your Harry Potter knowledge at a themed trivia tournament at The Goat in Manchester, NH. Expect rounds covering charms, magical creatures, Hogwarts history, Quidditch, potions, and adventures from across the Wizarding World. Admission is free, and fans of every age, whether witch, wizard, or muggle, are welcome.

Pizza Man of Manchester offers a full bar and restaurant service. Enjoy live renditions of favorite tunes performed on site.

Brian Walker brings a three hour live set to Claddagh Pub.

Spend an intimate evening with internationally known mediums Tony Stockwell of the UK and New England’s Lauren Rainbow as they share compassionate, evidence-based messages from loved ones in spirit. With more than a decade of experience, Lauren offers validating details that encourage healing and a sense of connection, inviting the heart to open to the spirit world. Attendees will witness the powerful link between this world and the next, with a focus on peace, closure, and joy. Please note that purchasing a ticket does not guarantee an individual reading.

Watch the Patriots game with complimentary food available while the action unfolds. Wearing a Patriots shirt makes you eligible for a special promotion.

Judy Collins brings a heartfelt farewell to the stage, honoring a career defined by luminous vocals, unguarded songwriting, personal resilience, and a steadfast commitment to social activism. In the 1960s she embodied the hope and resolve of a generation confronting social and environmental injustice, and her 55-album legacy continues to draw in new listeners decades later. The SWEET JUDY BLUE EYES Farewell Tour marks her final year on the road in 2026, a wide-ranging journey across North America and beyond that offers a final opportunity to experience her timeless voice and storytelling live. This moment follows a prolific recent period that includes six albums released since 2015, Spellbound, her first album composed entirely of her own songs and nominated for Best Folk Album at the 2023 Grammy Awards, and her 2025 poetry collection Sometimes It’s Heaven: Poems of Love, Loss and Redemption, which extends the honesty and grace that have shaped her enduring legacy.

Settle in to watch Patriots preseason football with complimentary food served during the game. Wear a Patriots shirt to qualify for a special promotion.

Watch the Pats take on the Minnesota Vikings at Grumpy’s. Enjoy a drink and a smoke while the game plays, and share the experience with friends and the Grumpy’s crew.

An upbeat gathering featuring four gentlemen at a welcoming venue, centered on easygoing fun and good company.

PBR Unleash the Beast returns to SNHU Arena in Manchester for an adrenaline-filled evening where elite riders take on formidable bulls. Every ride that reaches eight seconds can reshuffle the leaderboard, keeping the stakes high from start to finish. Expect daring matchups, close judging margins, and momentum that can change in an instant, creating a gripping atmosphere throughout the arena.

Category 5 brings a festive, holiday-themed night to The BrickHouse Restaurant & Brewery. Celebrate the season with an appearance by Category 5 that reflects plenty of holiday cheer.

Brian Walker brings a three hour performance to The Peddlers Daughter in Haverhill, MA, delivering an extended set of live music from a single performer.

Taking place at VFW Post 4368 Milford NH, this holiday craft fair features more than 50 crafters and vendors to browse and shop. Admission is free, and visitors can enjoy complimentary photos with Santa.

Enjoy live music as John Britton performs with Chris Hawk of Radioactive at Willow Spring Vineyards in Haverhill, Massachusetts.

Haverhill welcomes a new night of stand-up as The Phoenician presents headliner Jimmy Cash. The Boston-based comic, known as the Janitor with Stamina, mines more than 20 years as an elementary school head custodian, life as a working-class dad, and long-term sobriety, much of it shaped by his time in Worcester Public Schools. A national touring act across the United States and Canada, he recently sold out the Wilbur Theatre in Boston, has shared stages with Shane Gillis, Bill Burr, Robert Kelly, Joe Dombrowski, and Lenny Clarke, and spent several years opening for Bob Marley. He also won Last Comix Standing 2021 at Mohegan Sun. Many will recognize him as the Fenway Park groundskeeper from Plymouth Rock Assurance’s The Bostonians campaign, and his viral videos have been featured on Barstool Sports, The Today Show, and The Kelly Clarkson Show. Opening and featured acts will be announced soon.

Celebrate Christmas a little early with a lively party alongside Category 5. Ugly sweaters are encouraged, so wear your ugliest and enjoy the festivities.

This bi-weekly Legacy event features a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top three placements, and promo packs are given to the top two.

This all ages show features entry screening, with staff inspecting all items brought onto the property. Smoking and vaping are not permitted under city rules, and lighters, cigarettes, and vape devices are not allowed inside. Bags larger than 10 by 9 inches, backpacks, professional cameras with detachable lenses, video gear, luggage, and similar items are prohibited. Prescription medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Weapons are strictly banned, including firearms, explosives, stun guns, handcuffs, brass knuckles, sticks, clubs, batons, and knives. Guests arriving with prohibited items will be denied entry, no storage or check area is available, and violations of these policies may result in ejection. Tickets will be available through an artist presale, Ticketmaster presale, Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale, with an additional Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

Radioactive, performing as a duo, appears at The Peddlar’s Daughter in Haverhill, Massachusetts.

John Britton teams up with Chris Hawk of Radioactive for a night of live music at Crescent Yacht Club.

TheM-80's bring a rocking show to Haluwa in Nashua, NH.

Enjoy a lively night of live music at Revo Casino & Social House in Conway, New Hampshire, featuring a high energy set packed with favorite songs that span multiple decades and musical styles.

An afternoon at Harpoon features a relaxed vibe with plenty of music. The setting is casual and upbeat, making it easy to unwind.

Find those final Christmas gifts at Bookery Manchester with music setting the mood throughout the shopping experience. Support local while you browse and pick up a few more presents.

Enjoy a preseason Patriots game with complimentary food served during the action. Wear a Patriots shirt to be eligible for the promotion.

At Molly's Tavern and Restaurant, a night of food and fun features a quartet of gentlemen bringing laughs and smiles, and might even get some dancing going.

This event features live music.

Watch the Patriots game with fellow fans at a viewing party that includes complimentary food during the action. Attendees who wear a Patriots shirt can take part in a special promotion. It is all about cheering on New England together.

Keep school vacation active at Wasserman Park Function Hall with a program led by Merrimack Parks & Recreation alongside staff from Camp Naticook. Designed for children in grades K through 6, the days feature a mix of sports, group games, arts and crafts, nature exploration, and outdoor activities to help kids burn off energy in a fun, structured setting. A hot lunch is provided each day and included in the fee. Pricing is $65 for the first child and $60 for a second child, and registration is available by the day or for all scheduled days.

A bi-weekly Legacy event with a $5 entry fee. The top three finishers receive store credit, and the top two also receive promo packs.

This is an in-person only event. Yin Yoga is a slow and restorative practice designed to release deep tension, improve flexibility, and create spaciousness throughout the body. Postures are held for several minutes to target the fascia, joints, and connective tissues, allowing the body to soften gradually and naturally. Students will be guided through mindful breathwork, intentional stillness, and accessible shapes that support relaxation and introspection. It is suitable for all levels, including beginners, and props and modifications are provided to ensure comfort and ease in every pose.