Family events in Manchester, NH

Ben Harris brings an hour of acoustic music to White Park as part of the Summer of Music Series, which presents more than 30 concerts across Concord, NH. Weather-related cancellations will be shared on Facebook, and concerts will be rescheduled when possible.

Jumperoo at the Nashua Urban Air park creates a special playtime just for children ages 5 and under. Little ones can bounce, explore age-appropriate attractions, and make new friends during two hours of energetic fun in a kid-focused setting designed with comfort and safety in mind. Parents can take part alongside their children or relax nearby while the kids enjoy active play. The experience encourages movement and social interaction in a friendly environment. Admission is $14.99. It is a popular session, so arriving a bit early can help you make the most of your time.

Homeschool students and parents can head to Urban Air Nashua for a Home School Jump focused on active play and connection. Participants get access to exciting attractions in a safe, engaging setting that encourages movement while providing time to meet other homeschooling families. Drop in and enjoy the activities at your own pace. Admission is $14.99.

The Lawrence Public Library courtyard turns into a lively hangout with live music, board games, free arts and crafts, karaoke, and food trucks. Friends, families, and dogs are welcome to relax, play, and enjoy the atmosphere. Admission is free and open to everyone.

Teens in grades 6 through 12 can enjoy a pizza and movie night. Advance registration is requested to help estimate how many pizzas to order, and you may indicate your favorite topping when you sign up. The movie selection is Teen Choice. For more information, call 603-624-6550 ext. 7628.

Designed for serious teen artists ready to refine their craft, this class centers on the fundamentals of academic drawing and painting from observation. Through still life setups, landscapes, and live portrait studies, participants learn to see like artists as they train their eye for proportion, light, form, and color. Along the way, students explore a range of techniques, prompts, art styles, and modern and contemporary movements and artists that provide guidance and inspiration. The experience emphasizes skill building across all areas and constructive, art school style critiques where students learn from and encourage one another. While prompts and in-class assignments are provided, there is also the option to pursue an independent project with ongoing support.

Pokémon League Night at Grave Troll Games brings together fans of the trading card game and video games for casual play, learning, and community. Bring a deck for friendly TCG matchups with other Trainers, or connect a Switch to test teams in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet. Trading is part of the fun, from swapping cards to exchanging Pokémon to grow a collection. New players are welcome and can pick up the basics in a relaxed setting. Participation can earn Play! Pokémon points and exclusive promos. The focus is on enjoyment over competition, making it suitable for all experience levels.

This First Friday brings a lively evening in Concord with local art exhibitions, live music, a variety of food and drinks including food trucks, and family-friendly activities with seasonal themes. Shops stay open later for unique shopping opportunities and a chance to connect with the community. This edition features an Oktoberfest theme. Sponsored by the City of Concord.

Week 4 of the 2026 varsity football season features a head-to-head matchup with the Greater Lawrence Reggies.

Kids pair up with their sidekick, whether that is a parent, guardian, or other adult partner, for a lively partner fitness challenge centered on teamwork, movement, and shared fun. The emphasis is on showing up together and creating a positive experience rather than on being the fastest or strongest. Teams consist of one adult and one child, with youth divisions for ages 5 to 7 and 8 to 10. Workouts are adjustable so both kids and adults can participate comfortably, and the atmosphere encourages plenty of encouragement, collaboration, and memorable moments. This event also supports Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire, helping families experiencing homelessness work toward stability and independence. It takes place at Primal Health & Fitness Nashua.

BostonFIG 2026 is a festival taking place at the Cyclorama in Boston.

Ready to Rock is a free introductory music program at Wasserman Park for children ages 4 to 7. Kids can try guitar, piano, and drums in a friendly band setting while making new friends. No prior musical experience is required.

Celebrate the community’s rich cultures with food, art, dance, and more at a family-friendly festival that supports a welcoming environment for everyone. The City’s Cultural Connection Committee highlights connection and inclusion throughout the event. Meet neighbors, share your own traditions, and choose to take part in person or virtually.

Saturday Storytime features a read-aloud with up to three stories, adjusted if one selection runs longer. Arriving after the start is fine and participants can settle in whenever they get there. The session is intended for toddlers, preschoolers, and children around second or third grade who enjoy being read to. It takes place in Maple Valley Plaza in the former Double Midnight Comics space, and a parking lot with many spaces is available.

NAAC’s annual fall cookout brings together Audi enthusiasts, friends, and families for a relaxed day of cars and community. Hosted by the North Atlantic chapter of Audi Club North America, it welcomes longtime members, prospective members, and car lovers from across Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. The setting is The Gregory Farm in Francestown, New Hampshire, a hilltop venue with sweeping views that make a striking backdrop for everything from four-ring favorites to classics, exotics, daily drivers, and other interesting rides. The gathering centers in a spacious finished barn where conversation, stories, and plenty of car talk come naturally. Look for friendly cornhole competition on custom NAAC boards, possible tech or enthusiast presentations, raffles and prizes, and a few surprises still being planned. NAAC will serve burgers, hot dogs, sides, and non-alcoholic beverages. Guests are welcome to bring a dish or dessert to share, along with their preferred beverages, including adult refreshments. Admission is $10 for members who joined within the past 12 months, $15 for current NAAC members and family, and $20 for non-members and guests. Registration is requested to help with food planning, and the event will take place rain or shine.

Weekly Pokémon League at the Relentless Dragon provides a free, welcoming environment for kids and adults to enjoy the Pokémon Trading Card Game together. Play casual matches, trade cards, meet fellow players, or learn the rules with help available during regular sessions. Participants receive promotional prize packs for taking part. From time to time, League gatherings coincide with special events such as Prerelease events, League Cups, and League Challenges.

A friendly Pokémon League and trading meetup welcomes players of every age. Whether you are learning the Pokémon Trading Card Game, looking to trade cards, or ready for casual matches, it offers an easy way to connect with the community. Pokémon GO players are welcome as well, and participants receive promo packs and other rewards. From time to time there are special offerings such as Prereleases, League Cups, and League Challenges for those who want to push their skills further.