Events in Nashua

Member Appreciation Event

A relaxed, member appreciation gathering at LOST COWBOY BREWING CO. centers on conversation, connection, and community. Framed as a networking evening, it offers time to meet fellow members, learn about the Board and the work happening behind the scenes, and share ideas that can help shape the organization’s future. Registration is required for members at no cost, and guests or prospective members may register for $10. Each reservation includes appetizers, two beverages with alcoholic or nonalcoholic options, an entry for a $50 gift card raffle, and a separate western-themed raffle for anyone wearing western attire. Attendees also have access to the lakeside patio and game room. Members receive a gift bag featuring a new branded appreciation gift. Welcoming longtime members, recent joiners, and those considering membership, this event focuses on strengthening connections across the community.

Buck-a-Shuck @ The Pearl

Every Thursday, The Pearl at Stella Blu features one-dollar oysters.

The Pearl at Stella Blu

Career

Stronger Together Nonprofit Networking

This networking meetup brings together local nonprofits and their teams to build connections, exchange stories of both trials and triumphs, and collaborate on strategies for success in a sometimes challenging environment. It welcomes organizations and staff at every level. RSVP by emailing Samantha at scassista@unitedwaynashua.org.

Pokemon League Night

Pokémon League Night at Grave Troll Games brings players together for trading card battles and Nintendo Switch matchups in Scarlet and Violet. Bring a deck to face other Trainers in friendly games, or connect a Switch for video game battles. Trading is part of the fun, with opportunities to swap cards and Pokémon, show off favorites, and build a collection. New players can learn the basics and improve skills in a welcoming setting. Participants can earn Play! Pokémon points and exclusive promo items. No experience is required and there is no pressure to win, with a focus on enjoying the game and the Pokémon community.

Lenny Clarke

Boston comedian Lenny Clarke brings a night of stand-up to The Vanderbilt Room at Friendly Red's Tavern. Tickets include an Italian buffet dinner, and a cash bar will be available.

The Vanderbilt Room

Card Making workshop

Make handmade cards with a playful Critters and Creatures theme, featuring lots of animal designs. Learn stamping and add vibrant color with alcohol markers, with guidance tailored for beginners. The workshop is taught by Cathy Belanger, costs $20, and is limited to 8 card makers.

Free Homebuyer Seminar

Learn the essentials of buying, selling, and financing a home at this free seminar. Financial advisors, a mortgage broker, and a real estate broker will be available to answer questions and share guidance. Enjoy complimentary food and beverages, plus giveaways. For registration or details, call or text 603-620-2668.

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust

Karaoke

Enjoy karaoke at Lynn's 102 Tavern hosted by George Bisson. Share your voice and perform a few tunes.

YEAR-ROUND Weekly Soccer Stars Classes - Thursday Mornings

Weekly Soccer Stars classes at Wasserman Park offer age-specific sessions for young children. Parent and Me is designed for ages 12 to 24 months, and Super Soccer Stars includes groups for ages 2 to 3 and 4 to 5. Using playful, ball-centered activities, children build soccer fundamentals, confidence, physical literacy, gross motor skills, and social skills, with coaches fostering teamwork in a supportive, educational setting. Classes take place in the Function Hall during winter and on the field below the dog park in spring and fall. The cost is $16 per class, billed monthly for flexibility.

Homeschooler Soccer Classes

Homeschoolers with a passion for soccer can take part in classes at Wasserman Park presented by Soccer Stars Hillsborough Rockingham in partnership with Merrimack Parks and Recreation. Sessions focus on soccer fundamentals in a supportive, educational, and non-competitive setting, using positive feedback, personalized attention, and a low player-to-coach ratio so each child can build skills and confidence at an appropriate pace. The curriculum progresses over time with age-specific activities designed to develop technique, self-esteem, and social skills while keeping learning fun. Each class runs 45 minutes, costs $16 per session, and offers flexible monthly registration. Pre-registration is required. Soccer Stars is a Children’s Scholarship Fund approved vendor, and class wallet funds are accepted.

James Austin Johnson

A live appearance by comedian and actor James Austin Johnson at Nashua Center for the Arts. Now in his fourth season as a cast member on Saturday Night Live, he is recognized for extensive voice-over work across television and film, along with acting roles.

Sales & Discounts

Sports Equipment Trade-In Event

Turn your gently used sports equipment into store credit at Dick’s Sporting Goods in Nashua. The trade-in team is returning for a final week, offering a Dick’s Sporting Goods gift card for qualifying gear based on its assessed value. Most sports are included, such as hockey, lacrosse, baseball, softball, fishing, snow sports, and tennis. Items should be in good working order, purchased within the last five years, and originally retailed for more than $100. The event does not take damaged or heavily worn gear, anything difficult to clean like items with mold or mildew, equipment older than five years, knock-offs, generic store brands, counterfeits, or bulky pieces like bikes, kayaks, treadmills, and free weights. Trade-in values are determined using SidelineSwap’s Value Guide to ensure consistent pricing.

DICK'S Sporting Goods

New Hampshire National Guard Armory

Spring Packing Event

This event centers on preparing care packages to support deployed service members. Those interested in volunteering can find participation information on the organizer’s website.

Friday Night Magic Commander

Friday nights at Relentless Dragon center on Commander play. These weekly meetups bring together a friendly, inclusive community with plenty of chances to jump into games throughout the evening. The atmosphere suits casual play, trying out new builds, or simply enjoying Magic with others. There is no entry fee, and players of all experience levels are welcome.

Arlington Street Community Center

Earth Day Community Night

Presented by ASCC, this Earth Day Community Night offers hands-on learning about plants, a chance to plant your own seeds, and other Earth-focused activities. Free food will be available, and all ages are welcome.

West Tampa Tobacco Co.

Brian from West Tampa Tobacco Company will be at Grumpy’s as the company hosts its first event at this location. As a trusted vendor at Grumpy’s, West Tampa Tobacco Company presents a cigar-focused gathering for enthusiasts and lounge regulars.

Grumpy's Cigars & Lounge

Trinity Baptist Church, Nashua NH

The Call of The Watchman - Nathan Project 2026 Benefit & Celebration

The Call of The Watchman is a benefit and celebration supporting the Nathan Project, featuring dinner by Comeketo with Brazilian cuisine. The program includes speakers Taiwan ROC, Dr. Ryan Yi, Barb Patch from All Girls Allowed, and Fouad Faris, along with Nathan Project representatives Rick Kardos, Vicki Kardos, and Zach Ellis. Admission is $50 per person. The gathering takes place at Trinity Baptist Church.

wine A Little, Paint A lot! paint night

A guided paint night offers step by step instruction to create a painting titled Transitions. All materials are provided, and the cost is $35 per person. For details, call 603-521-0215.

North End

Friday Night Magic Draft

At Relentless Dragon, Friday Night Magic Draft gives players a chance to open three packs, build a deck on the spot, and compete in one of Magic’s enduring formats. Each participant keeps the cards drafted. The event features three rounds of play, with one pack awarded for each match win, plus additional promo packs at the end. No deck is required, creating a casual and welcoming setting for both new and experienced players. Entry is $20 for Standard set drafts, and special Universes Beyond drafts are priced accordingly.

Carter on Guitar

Live guitar from Carter sets the scene at Panda Gourmet, paired with food and drinks.

Panda Gourmet

Friday Night Karaoke

At Axel's Throw House in Nashua, neon-lit karaoke sets the scene with plenty of sing-along moments. Between songs, try axe throwing or challenge friends to darts and other games, with lanes available throughout the event. Drinks and refreshments are on hand to keep the energy high while the music plays.

Axel's Throw House

Illusionist Rick Thomas

Rick Thomas presents a high-energy showcase of grand-scale illusions, blending inventive magic with quick-witted comedy, polished dance numbers, and an uplifting narrative for a seamless stage experience. His career spans five global tours across more than 50 countries and over 20,000 performances, with appearances at Caesars Colosseum, a headlining run at the Sydney Opera House, a 15-year residency in Las Vegas, and engagements on Broadway. Accolades include the World Magic Awards title of "Illusionist of the World", the Key to the City of Las Vegas, and recognition as the most successful family show in the city's history. His television credits range from a primetime ABC special to NBC’s The World’s Greatest Magic, The CW’s Masters of Illusion, MTV, FOX, TLC, Animal Planet, and the History Channel. The production aims to deliver spectacle and storytelling that reaches beyond traditional tricks.

The Littlefield Gazette Does Not End Today

At a company picnic unlike the others, the newsroom family of a small town paper that has served its community for 126 years gathers for one final celebration as the Littlefield Gazette prepares to close. Colleagues seize the moment to share secrets, confess long held feelings, and imagine new futures, while a lighthearted pie rivalry adds to the day. An ensemble tapestry of touching and witty vignettes honors local journalism and reflects on what holds a community together. The production is directed by Alex Slocum, with stage management by Beth Schwartz. The cast features Alyson Galipeau as Gayle, Sylvia Klinger as Trina, Matt Powell as Jameson and Mike, Janis Deedy as Bryn and Rachel, Sierra Jones as Linda and Jade, Belle McLeod as Imani and Samantha, Mike Amichetti as Tony, Danielle Chisholm as Kate and Dee, Mary Fraser as Shirley, Colin Principe as Lamar, Lydia Bailey as Addison and Lily, and John Phipps as Elio. Tickets are available with online discounts, with adults at 20 dollars online or 25 at the door, and students, seniors, and military at 18 dollars online or 23 at the door.

Janice Streeter Theater

Hollis/Brookline High School

Rock Voices Nashua Spring Concert to benefit Marguerites Place

Rock Voices Nashua presents a spring concert supporting Marguerites Place. Before the performance, attendees can purchase raffle basket tickets for a chance to win one of six baskets, with values ranging from over $200 to over $750.

New Hampshire Spring Market & Food Festival

Celebrate the season at a spring market and food festival in New Hampshire, set in Veteran's Memorial Park. Sample flavorful bites, browse for one-of-a-kind goods, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere that appeals to all ages.

Veteran's Memorial Park

Owyo and more

The Spot hosts a night of local music featuring performances by Smash Ride, Drug Deal Gone Rad, and The Megalomaniacs.

The Spot

Hollis Brookline High School

Rock Voices Nashua Spring 2026 Concert!

Enjoy an evening of music provided by the areas community rock choir. The 70+ member voice choir will perform classic and modern rock and pop songs accompanied by a professional band. Expect to hear songs from artists such as The Beatles, Jimmy Cliff, Billy Strings, and more.

Ice Queen and Snow Princess Playdate

Children can enjoy playtime, make a craft, sing and dance, participate in games, and listen to a story with the Ice Queen and Snow Princess. This friendly playdate brings together creative activities, music, movement, and storytelling for kids.

the Mike hike

A casual meet-up for anyone named Mike, with plus ones welcome. Connect with fellow Mikes and enjoy a friendly gathering centered on a shared name.

Mine Falls Park

Flow Sessions Live

Set in Downtown Nashua, this live competitive showcase brings 10 artists to the stage, but only one will leave with the championship belt and the title of the city’s top emcee. Performers present original tracks across three rounds while three judges score creativity, stage presence, delivery, and flow. All 10 appear in the opening round, the top five advance to round two, and the final two face off for the crown. Expect an energetic atmosphere with food, big crowd vibes, and DJ Jay Nova keeping the music moving.

Downtown Nashua

3 Book Club

3 Book Club meets at Bound Together to discuss the current selection, ‘ADay of Fallen Night’. The conversation will focus on the first half of the book, up to chapter 49. New members are welcome.

Bound Together

Pokemon League

A weekly Pokemon League at the Relentless Dragon welcomes fans of the trading card game of all ages. Participation is free. Expect casual matches, trading, and friendly conversation, with help available for newcomers learning to play. Promotional prize packs are given out for taking part. Beyond regular League sessions, occasional special events may be added, including prerelease events, League Cups, and League Challenges.

The Relentless Dragon

Elks Riders Comedy Night

Elks Riders Comedy Night brings comedy to South End. Tickets can be purchased at the bar, and a QR code option is being prepared. Tickets are expected to sell quickly. Proceeds support the Elks National Foundation.

South End

Movement Christian Church

Murder Mystery Theatre Fundraiser

Step into Poisoned in the Garden, a family-friendly murder mystery fundraiser where a charming garden hides a chilling puzzle. The one-hour interactive performance invites the audience to gather clues, question suspects, and guess the culprit before the final reveal. A dessert buffet is included, featuring a selection of sweet treats. Themed basket raffles offer chances to win prizes. Presented as a live youth theatre production, the evening blends laughter, intrigue, and a taste of suspense. Proceeds benefit First Act Productions and support upcoming productions of Little Mermaid Jr and The Sound of Music Jr.

Wilderness First Aid

Prepare for backcountry mishaps with a two-day, 16-hour wilderness first aid course designed for outdoor enthusiasts and trip leaders who want training beyond basic first aid for short outings with family, friends, or groups. Instruction covers patient assessment and response, care for musculoskeletal and soft tissue injuries, recognition and treatment of environmental and medical emergencies, and essential survival skills. The fee is $250 per person. Participants who successfully complete the written and practical evaluations earn a Wilderness First Aid certification from SOLO, valid for two years. An optional Adult CPR certification is available for an additional $50, recommended but not required. Coffee and snacks are provided each day. Advance registration is required. For questions, call 603-882-1046.

Electrik Soul

Electrik Soul performs live at Haluwa, with music alongside available food and drinks.

Haluwa

Alan Doyle

Alan Doyle appears with special guests Bandits on The Run. His latest album, Welcome Home, is his fourth full-length solo studio release and twentieth overall, blending the upbeat spirit he is known for from his years with Great Big Sea with a push into fresh musical territory. A multifaceted singer songwriter and 14-time JUNO Award nominee, he brings a mix of familiar energy and new sounds to the stage.

Original Heavy Music Party

Konseptikor, Throttle Hyde, Arcdotus, and Hobo Wizard come together for a night of heavy, down tuned metal.

Terminus Underground

Point of Entry @ The Bar

Point of Entry returns to The Bar with a set featuring new songs and a few surprises. The band takes the stage with recently added material and unexpected moments throughout the show.

The Bar

New Hampshire National Guard Armory

Spring Packing Event

At the New Hampshire National Guard Armory, volunteers assemble care packages for deployed service members. This hands-on effort helps send comfort and appreciation to those serving away from home.

Night Owls

Night Owls return to Lynn's 102 Tavern for an evening of fun and memorable moments.

Flights for Operation Delta Dog

Operation HIGH FLIGHT partners with Operation Delta Dog to provide flights for veterans and first responders in southern New Hampshire. Participants will take to the skies as part of this special aviation experience.

Nashua Airport

Soccer Stars Classes

Soccer Stars teams up with Merrimack Parks and Recreation at Wasserman Park to offer weekly Saturday classes that use play with a soccer ball to build skills and confidence. Children work on soccer fundamentals, physical literacy, gross motor development, social interaction, and teamwork in a supportive and educational setting led by energetic coaches. Sessions take place on the field across from the Community Garden. Offerings include a Parent and Me option as well as classes for ages 2 to 3 and 4 to 5. The cost is $16 per class, with monthly billing for added flexibility.

Weekly Classes - Saturdays

Weekly classes at Nature’s Way of Learning introduce young children to soccer through playful, age-appropriate activities. Using the ball as a tool, each session builds confidence and physical literacy, develops gross motor coordination, and supports social skills and teamwork. Options include a Parent and Me class for 12 to 24 months, along with Super Soccer Stars for ages 2 to 3 and 4 to 5. Coaches provide a caring, supportive learning atmosphere that keeps it fun. Each class is $16, billed monthly for flexible payments.

Nature’s Way of Learning

Karate Zoo Classes - Ages 3-6 years

Amazing Athletes Karate Zoo brings a lively, progression based martial arts class to B.Well Studios, LLC for children ages 3 to 6. With playful support from Muscle Zoo friends, young participants build fundamentals while learning the traditions and skills of the sport. Progress is recognized with color striped belts to celebrate achievements. Offered as an eight week session, the cost is $16 per class.

Psychic & Craft Fair

At Hudson Community Center, this spring fair brings together intuitive readers, healing practitioners, and local artisans offering handmade goods. Organized as a fundraiser by the Hudson Lions Club, proceeds benefit Hudson Lions Charities. The event features readings, healing offerings, and distinctive crafts in a friendly, community setting.

Hudson Community Center

Quilt for a Good Cause: United Way Baby Shower

This special session is dedicated to quilting baby quilts for the United Way of Greater Nashua's Baby Shower taking place in May. The N.H. Modern Quilt Guild and other local sewing groups are planning to gather at ArtHub to work on quilts for the event.

ArtHub

Amazing Tots Classes 1.5 - 3 years

Little athletes explore five sports in a playful, structured class at B.Well Studios. Designed for Amazing Tots ages 1.5 to 2.5, the program builds confidence, physical literacy, and social skills while strengthening gross motor abilities. Coaches lead age-appropriate activities that encourage teamwork in a caring, educational setting. Offered as an eight-week session, with a cost of $16 per class.

Hollis Arts Society Gallery on West Pearl

Painting on Silk with Anne Wifholm

Discover the art of painting on silk with artist Anne Wifholm in a hands-on workshop presented by the Hollis Arts Society. Learn key techniques, explore color, and create your own hand-painted silk piece in a supportive and inspiring setting. Suitable for newcomers and experienced artists alike, the session emphasizes practical guidance and creative exploration. Cost is $45 for members and $60 for non-members. Capacity is limited. For details or to reserve a place, contact stacey.hollisartssociety@gmail.com.

4th Annual Sustainability Fair

Now in its fourth year, this free, family-friendly sustainability fair returns to Nashua Public Library with a new lineup of activities. Plans include an Eco Market and information tables focused on sustainability. More details will be announced soon. The fair is presented in partnership with the City of Nashua’s Community Development Department.

“Fill Your Cup” self care experience

Unwind with a self care pampering session led by Jennifer, a favorite who has hosted several gatherings at Karascene. Drawing on her deep knowledge of essential oils and their benefits, she guides a calming experience focused on taking time for yourself, slowing down, and resetting. Participants will create three products during the session and take them home.

EC-12s 1 st race

The EC-12s open their season with the first race, beginning a new run of head-to-head competition. This season opener sets the tone for the events to follow.

MVAC - LIVE, IN PERSON SATURDAY AUCTION

The auction features finds from a Winnipesaukee waterfront estate, including fine art, gold and silver, coins and paper currency, jewelry, and antiques. Vintage holiday pieces and mid century modern design appear alongside bronze works, stoneware and crocks, Waterford crystal, Lenox, Pyrex, and Le Creuset. The offerings also include books and collectibles, cameras, sleds, a towable inflatable for a boat, tools, and Asian pieces. A preview period is available before bidding begins.

Reiki Connection to Wellness

Reiki 1 Certification with Melissa

Gain a solid foundation in Reiki in a certification class led by Melissa. Over five hours, participants explore what Reiki is and how it works, learn about auras and chakras, review Reiki history, and practice hand placement techniques. The curriculum covers the three pillars of Reiki and introduces foundational symbols. An attunement is included, along with guided practice both giving and receiving. The class also addresses personal protection and how to finish a session. A completion certificate is provided. Cost is $222.

Hudgy's Smoking Butts BBQ at the Backstreet

Backstreet Bar & Grill hosts a weekend celebration of slow smoked barbecue as Hudgy’s Smoking Butts BBQ returns for a third collaboration. Expect brisket, pulled pork, ribs, and other barbecue staples, all slow smoked and served fresh. Featured cocktails are available throughout the weekend to pair with the menu, and a select whisky tasting complements the rich smokehouse flavors. It is also an opportunity to sample the offerings if you are exploring catering for a wedding, corporate gathering, birthday, or other special occasion. The focus is on bold, satisfying barbecue from start to finish.

Backstreet Bar and Grill

Open Studio

A free open studio in the Woods invites fiber enthusiasts to bring their own projects, connect with others, share ideas, and troubleshoot together. Expect a friendly, chatty atmosphere where participants often find creative solutions and make progress on works that are either long running or newly started. Doors open on the last Sunday of every month for this casual, collaborative session. The studio is located at the back of the building on the lower level, with access via a small step or a ramp. All are welcome.

Hollie Would

Hollie Would makes a return appearance at Lynn's 102 Tavern.

Monthly Women's Circle

A monthly women’s circle offering a welcoming space for sisterhood and community support. In this supportive setting, participants can set aside the masks, reconnect with intuition, and open their hearts, while shared regulation helps women feel steadier in roles as mothers, sisters, lovers, and friends. The intention is to center rest and receiving. Sharing is always optional, with time to ground, meditate, and reflect together each month. It is designed for those seeking community, new tools for healing, regulation, and manifesting, a safe place to deepen into the feminine, and opportunities to breathe, meditate, and connect with like minded women. It also speaks to anyone interested in feminine, womb based living. Attendees are encouraged to come as they are and to arrive a few minutes early to settle in.

Auria Wellness

Robin Pecknold

American singer songwriter Robin Pecknold, the voice and principal writer for Fleet Foxes, is in focus. His discography spans the studio albums Fleet Foxes (2008), Helplessness Blues (2011), Crack-Up (2017), and Shore (2020), as well as the live recordings A Very Lonely Solstice (2021) and Live On Boston Harbor (2024). Originally from Seattle, Washington, he has earned multiple award nominations, including GRAMMY nominations for Best Folk Album and Best Alternative Music Album.

Karaoke

A karaoke session led by Kelly takes place at Nan King Restaurant, where you can sing your favorite songs. Pick a track you love and share it on the mic.

Nan King Restaurant

Cars & Coffee Season Opener

Car enthusiasts can connect at the season opener of Cars & Coffee. Raffles for detailing packages will benefit E68 Hours of Hunger, an organization that helps local children facing food insecurity in local schools. Organizers look forward to seeing attendees again after last year’s event.

Zaks Auto

American Revolution Tour with Lunch at Wayside Inn

Travel by chartered bus to historic Lexington, Massachusetts for a two and a half hour guided exploration of the birthplace of the American Revolution, offered in recognition of the 250th anniversary of independence. A professional guide shares pivotal stories, notable figures, and key events that set the struggle for liberty in motion. Afterward, enjoy a reserved luncheon at the historic Wayside Inn in Sudbury, with a classic New England meal served in a colonial setting. Presented by Merrimack Parks and Recreation, this day trip combines engaging history, thoughtful storytelling, and a comfortable group experience. The fee is $125 per person.

Spring Little Pro Soccer Academy

Spring Outdoor registration is open for Little Pro Soccer Academy, a youth soccer program at Main Dunstable Elementary School. Designed for new and developing players, the academy organizes participants into two groups for ages 5–7 and 3–4, focusing on learning the game in a friendly, supportive setting. The fee is $90 per child, due at registration.

Main Dunstable School

Soccer Stars Classes - Sundays

Soccer Stars teams up with Merrimack Parks and Recreation for weekly Sunday classes at Wasserman Park, held on the field across from the Community Garden. The program uses the soccer ball as a learning tool to strengthen soccer fundamentals while building confidence, physical literacy, gross motor development, and social skills. Coaches lead age-appropriate activities that emphasize teamwork in a supportive, educational environment. Sessions are organized as Parent & Me, for ages 2 to 3, and for ages 4 to 5. Each class costs $16 and is billed monthly for payment flexibility.

Sunday Morning Rucks/Hikes

Meet at the Nashua YMCA for a friendly weekly ruck and hike covering roughly three miles. All experience levels are welcome, with a relaxed pace that makes space for mindfulness and easy conversation with fellow outdoor enthusiasts. Canine companions are welcome. Participants should bring water and wear comfortable shoes. Carrying a ruck is optional, and any weight you choose to carry is entirely up to you.

Nashua YMCA

Amazing Athletes and Karate Zoo Classes

At Wasserman Park, Amazing Athletes and Merrimack Parks and Rec present Sunday classes that get kids moving through a mix of up to 10 different sports. Coaches guide participants in a supportive, educational setting that emphasizes fun, teamwork, and growth, helping children build confidence, physical literacy, gross motor skills, and social skills. Amazing Athletes Karate Zoo and Merrimack Parks and Rec also lead Karate Zoo, introducing the fundamentals of martial arts in a lively, progression based format with help from the Muscle Zoo friends. Students practice traditions and techniques and can earn colored belts and stripes as they reach milestones. Sessions include Amazing Athletes Tots for ages 1.5 to 2 years and Amazing Athletes for ages 3 to 5 years, along with Karate Zoo classes. Each class costs $16 and is billed monthly for flexible signup and payment.

Skills and Scrimmage

Sharpen your game with a 60 minute skills and scrimmage session at Conway Arena. Open to forwards, defense, and goaltenders, the training focuses on power skating, stickhandling, passing, shooting, dekes, fakes, scoring, checking, and body contact. Mite, Squirt, and Recreation skaters are grouped separately from Peewee, Bantam, and High School players. Goaltenders receive private work with a goaltending coach, then join shooting stations and the scrimmage. The session fee is $35, and walk ons are welcome. This session is part of a six week clinic at the arena.

Conway Arena

Sunday Brunch

A new downtown brunch tradition highlights a chef-driven menu and imaginative cocktails for a festive Sunday vibe. Parking is free on Sundays.

Hike Grater Woods!

Enjoy a hike in Grater Woods. Participants will meet at the parking lot located behind Merrimack Middle School. This event is open to all and does not require signup.

Merrimack Middle School

Healthy Kids Running Series – Spring 2026 - Week 1 | Nashua, NH

At Nashua High School South, the Healthy Kids Running Series offers a five-week program for children from Pre-K through 8th grade that focuses on fun, confidence, and healthy habits rather than pressure or competition. Each week features age-based races where participants earn points in a supportive setting. Runners who complete the full series receive a finisher medal, and top performers in each age group are recognized with trophies during the fifth week. Race distances are tailored to each division. Children ages 2 to 3 in Pre-K run a 50-yard dash, ages 4 to 5 in Pre-K run a 75-yard dash, kindergarten and first grade run a quarter mile, second and third grade run a half mile, and fourth through eighth grade take on a one-mile course. An adaptive Challenger Division provides a 75-yard race for children with disabilities or special needs, with parents and siblings welcome to accompany participants and the use of mobility devices permitted. Registration is available for the full five-week series or for a single race day. All participants receive race bibs for every week, a runner shirt, a finisher medal, sponsor giveaways, and ongoing encouragement. Community volunteers are welcome for one or multiple race days, and high school and college students can earn service hours.

Rule of Two

Enjoy live music by Rule Of Two. This Boston-based duo, comprised of Emily Desmond and Aaron Wheeler, creates a full band sound. Both are professional musicians who make a living performing, recording, composing, and teaching, and they happen to be married.

Painting with Wool: Spring Landscapes

Create a spring landscape with needle felting, working from a photo you bring or choosing one that will be available. A canvas, a felting needle as your brush, and soft wool as your paints are provided, and you will leave with a finished piece ready to frame or add to another project. All materials are included. Tuition is $40, and space is limited to eight participants. The studio is on the lower level at the back of the building, and there is plenty of parking.

Pizzeria Zacharia Bar & Grill

DJ Trivia

DJ Trivia hosts an interactive trivia night at Pizzeria Zacharia. Teams go head to head for prizes awarded to the top three, and food is available to enjoy while you play. Spend time with friends and meet new people during a lively, social game.

Safesitter 4/27

Safe Sitter offers a hands-on class for students in grades 6-8 focused on staying safe when home alone, supervising younger siblings, or babysitting. Through engaging activities and role plays, participants learn how to prevent unsafe situations and respond to challenges such as power outages and severe weather. The course covers behavior management and the ages and stages of child development, along with rescue skills like choking rescue and CPR, plus how to assess and address injuries and illnesses. It also introduces job readiness topics, including how to screen babysitting jobs, discuss fees, and greet employers, with plenty of practice built in. The session takes place at the Wasserman Park Function Hall, and the fee is $90 per person.

YEAR-ROUND Weekly Amazing Athletes Classes - Monday mornings

Amazing Athletes and Merrimack Parks and Rec offer weekly classes at Wasserman Park where young children explore as many as ten sports. These sessions keep kids active and engaged while building confidence, physical literacy, gross motor development, social skills, and teamwork with guidance from supportive coaches in an educational setting. There are two options, with Tots for ages 1.5 to 2.5 and Amazing Athletes for ages 2.5 to 5. Each class costs $16 and is billed monthly for flexible participation.

Forest Tales- Spring Outdoor Storytime

Beaver Brook hosts a free outdoor storytime led by Miss Rae. Children and families begin with a lively read-aloud, then continue with songs, interactive puppets, or a hands-on craft. The program takes place in the outdoor play area and amphitheater, encouraging young listeners to connect with nature while they enjoy storytelling. After the session, participants are welcome to explore the surrounding grounds. This family-friendly event is open to everyone.

Homeschooler Sports

Keep homeschoolers active and connected through a game-based sports and fitness program at Wasserman Park, presented by Amazing Athletes in partnership with Merrimack Parks and Recreation. Each weekly class engages school-age kids in sports-specific skill building, physical fitness challenges, and interactive lessons in a non-competitive setting. One sport is spotlighted each week from a selection of 12, such as basketball, soccer, volleyball, or track and field. Classes are 45 minutes and cost $16 per session, with flexible monthly registration and billing. The program is an approved Children’s Scholarship Fund vendor and accepts class wallet funds.

Digital Money Management

This introductory session covers the essentials of managing money online. Learn about using online banking, setting up bill payments, exploring budgeting tools, and the key practices that help keep personal and financial information secure. Presented at the YMCA of Greater Nashua, it focuses on clear, practical guidance for safe digital money management.

YMCA of Greater Nashua

Story Time with Princess Fiona

Princess Fiona visits Nashua Public Library for a relaxed story time, followed by a chance to meet her, enjoy Shrek-themed coloring activities, and take photos. This free program welcomes families and fairy tale fans, with activities especially suited for children ages 3 to 8, and everyone is welcome.

Arlington Street Community Center

Financial Literacy Class for Teens and Parents

This free, family-friendly workshop at the Arlington Street Community Center is presented by Chase Money Skills in recognition of Financial Health Awareness Month. Parents and children will learn side by side about establishing healthy money routines, making informed financial choices, and putting practical skills into everyday use. Space is limited and RSVPs are requested.

Sip & Shop

This third anniversary celebration includes complimentary eyebrow threading, discounts on Dermalogica products, raffles, and refreshments.

IDOLIZE Brows and Beauty

Tuesday Night Karaoke

San Francisco Kitchen sets the stage for an upbeat karaoke night with a large catalog of favorites and timeless tunes. Choose your song, take the mic, and enjoy tasty food between performances. Go for bragging rights or simply sing for the fun of it.

San Francisco Kitchen

Sales & Discounts

Spring Invisalign® Day!

This special Invisalign® event features Dr. Jbara, a top Invisalign® provider, and highlights the biggest discount offer with up to $1,000 off accepted treatment. Participants receive a complimentary consultation and before and after digital iTero® scans, and financing options are available. Snacks and refreshments will be provided, goodie bags will be available, and there will be chances to win prizes. Reservations are required for this limited-time promotion.

Arlington Street Community Center

Teen Leadership Day

Teen Leadership Day brings local partners together to support young people. Hosted by Nashua Public Health & Community Services, Greater Nashua Prevention Coalition, and the Gloria Timmons Community Center, this event is designed for teens ages 13 to 17. Activities include games, a parent and teen financial literacy session, and a free laser cutting workshop presented by Make-It-Labs. Lunch is provided at no cost.

Story Time with a Twist

At Nashua Public Library, The Dance Company presents an interactive story session with a playful twist. Tailored for toddlers and preschoolers, little ones get moving as they dance, wiggle, and mirror the actions in the tale.

Learn to make fused glass suncatchers!

Learn the basics of fused glass while creating a one of a kind suncatcher with instructor Barbara Lester. The session begins with a clear introduction to glass fusing, the types of glass used, and how the firing process works. Participants receive a piece of clear glass along with a selection of decorative glass to arrange into their own unique design. After the workshop, Barbara will fuse each piece and return the finished suncatchers to the ArtHub for pickup within two weeks.

ArtHub Gallery

Small Pools, Big Impact: The Ecology of Vernal Pools

Ben Thyng, BBA’s Wildlife Research and Monitoring Coordinator, leads an inviting introduction to the ecology of vernal pools. These small, seasonal woodland ponds offer crucial breeding habitat for frogs and salamanders and serve as important feeding areas for many reptiles, birds, and mammals. The program explores how these habitats work, the wildlife that depend on them, the threats they face, and practical conservation measures that can help protect them. Participants will also learn the steps for documenting a vernal pool and will receive useful resources for landowners. The session begins indoors with an overview, then moves outside for a guided walk to observe these habitats firsthand. Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes, dress for the weather, and bring water. Cost is $25, with a 10 percent discount for BBA members. Advance registration is required.

Live Music

Every Wednesday, the U features live music paired with an all night happy hour.

Union Public House

Tween Intro to Silk Pop-Up

A pop-up class for tweens introduces split silks with a fun blend of stretching and conditioning to build a foundation for aerial skills. Participants will practice essential locks, climbs, and other beginner techniques with guidance from Stefani. These are drop-in sessions and class passes are not accepted for these pop-up events. Two sessions are available. The cost is $35 for a 75-minute class. Designed for ages 8 to 13. Space is limited.

Aerial Moon

The Bistro at Courtyard by Marriott Nashua

Caeltish

Caeltish, visiting from Boston, brings an evening of live music to the Bistro inside the Courtyard by Marriott Nashua. The performance features Celtic influenced sounds, lively energy, and a rich blend of melodies. Guests can sip handcrafted cocktails and choose from the full dining menu while enjoying the music in a warm, inviting setting. Suitable for hotel guests and local visitors alike.

Wildflower Walks

Explore the season’s changing wildflowers on guided walks along the Beaver Brook trails. Led by Rivka Schwartz of Health and Hearth, a Beaver Brook educator, this series spans nine weeks, with each outing revealing fresh buds and blooms. Locations are shared by email before each walk. Advance registration is required. The fee is $90, with a 10 percent discount for BBA members.

Buck-a-Shuck

Every Thursday, The Pearl at Stella Blu offers a buck-a-shuck special with oysters priced at one dollar each.

The Pearl at Stella Blu

Pokemon League Night

Pokémon League Night at Grave Troll Games brings fans together for casual trading card and video game play in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Bring a deck for friendly TCG matchups or link a Switch to battle in Scarlet and Violet. Trading is part of the fun, whether you want to swap cards or Pokémon and build your collection. New players can learn the basics and improve with help from the community, while regulars can hone strategies. Participation can earn Play! Pokémon points and exclusive promotional items. No experience is required and there is no pressure to win, creating an easygoing space to play and connect.

Grave Troll Games

May Day Basket $25

Rediscover the springtime custom of May Day through a class with Violas & Roses. Once a beloved American practice, friends and neighbors assembled simple cones or baskets, filled them with flowers and sweets, then quietly hung them on a door, rang the bell, and slipped away to share a bit of seasonal cheer. This session is dedicated to reviving that vintage gesture, one bloom basket at a time. After completing class registration, participants can add additional May Day baskets.

Violas & Roses

Needle Felted Mushroom Houses

Create a needle felted mushroom house in a hands-on workshop. Learn how to form the mushroom shapes, attach the pieces securely, and add door and window details sized for a tiny fairy, gnome, or even a small mouse. Materials are included. Enrollment is limited to 8 participants, and tuition is $40. The studio is located on the lower level at the rear of the building, and parking is plentiful.

Ksone's Thai Dining and Lounge

Seth Warner

Seth Warner teams up with Mike Derosier for an acoustic and electric duo performance at Ksone's Thai Dining and Lounge in Nashua, NH. The set blends Americana, blues, folk, traditionals, and standards, along with selections from the singer songwriter era and a number of Dead covers. Consider arriving early to find a good seat in the lounge and enjoy the ambience and food.

Dealing with Invasive Jumping Worms

UNH Extension Master Gardener Ron Trexler presents an accessible look at Amynthas agrestis, often known as Asian jumping worms, Alabama jumpers, Jersey wrigglers, wood eels, or snake worms. Learn how this invasive species affects the environment, how to identify it, why it raises concerns, what to do if you find it on your property, and ways to prevent its spread.

Homebuyer Seminar

A free seminar designed to clarify the ins and outs of purchasing, selling, and financing a home. Subject matter experts will be available, including financial advisors, a mortgage broker, and a real estate broker, to answer questions and share guidance. Complimentary food and beverages will be provided, and giveaways will be offered at no cost.

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust

Madeleine Peyroux

Jazz vocalist Madeleine Peyroux is celebrated for a career built on connection and community. Beginning with impromptu performances on Paris streets and growing to touring for packed audiences worldwide, she has focused on music that lifts spirits and invites conversation with listeners. Discovered by Atlantic A&R executive Yves Beauvais, she introduced herself with the 1996 debut Dreamland, drawing comparisons to Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald. That first release featured her elegant takes on favorites including I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter, Lovesick Blues, Gettin’ Some Fun Out of Life, Walking After Midnight, and La Vie En Rose, alongside noted musicians such as Cyrus Chestnut, Greg Cohen, Vernon Reid, James Carter, and Leon Parker. Eight years later, Careless Love, produced by multiple Grammy winner Larry Klein, vaulted her to international acclaim and began a lasting collaboration that shaped a series of widely praised albums.

YEAR-ROUND Weekly Soccer Stars Classes - Thursday Mornings

Soccer Stars partners with Merrimack Parks and Recreation at Wasserman Park to offer weekly classes that introduce young children to soccer through playful, ball-centered activities. Coaches focus on building fundamental skills and teamwork while nurturing confidence, physical literacy, gross motor development, and social interaction in a supportive setting. Class options include Parent and Me for ages 12 to 24 months, along with Super Soccer Stars sessions for ages 2 to 3 and 4 to 5. Programs run indoors at the Function Hall during winter months and move to the field below the dog park in spring and fall. Each class costs $16 and is billed monthly for flexibility. Registration is available.

Kids FELT: Fantasy Landscapes in a bowl

During spring break, kids can explore needle felting by crafting a tiny fantasy landscape inside a bowl. All supplies are included, so imagination is the only thing to bring. Designed for ages 8 and up, this is a drop-off session with space for up to 8 participants. Tuition is $35. The studio is located at the rear of the building with plenty of parking.

Homeschooler Soccer Classes

Homeschoolers who enjoy soccer can take part in weekly classes at Wasserman Park with Soccer Stars Hillsborough Rockingham in partnership with Merrimack Parks and Rec. Sessions focus on core skills in a playful, instructional, noncompetitive setting, using positive feedback, individualized attention, and a small child to coach ratio so each participant can grow at a comfortable pace. The curriculum builds from week to week with age-appropriate activities, offering options for different stages so kids can sharpen technique, gain confidence, and practice social skills. Each class runs 45 minutes. The cost is $16 per class with flexible monthly registration and billing. Pre-registration is required. Soccer Stars is a Children’s Scholarship Fund approved vendor, and class wallet funds may be used.

Friday Night Magic Commander

Turn Friday evenings into Commander time with a weekly meetup that brings together a friendly, supportive community and makes it easy to find games throughout the evening. Whether you are looking for casual play, a chance to tune and test your decks, or simply to enjoy Magic with good company, this gathering has you covered. There is no fee to participate, and players of all skill levels are welcome.

First Baptist Church of Nashua

The Beatles Candlelight Experience

At First Baptist Church of Nashua, Lumos presents an intimate candlelit concert celebrating The Beatles through a classical lens. A string trio performs favorites such as Come Together, Hey Jude, Twist and Shout, Penny Lane, Yellow Submarine, Lady Madonna, Blackbird, and Here Comes the Sun. The event features two sittings. Seating is first come first served within the allocated tiered zones of Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row seating cannot be guaranteed. This experience is suitable for ages 8 and up. Lumos also donates to a different charity each month.

Infineight Workshop

High demand led to the first workshop selling out quickly, so a second session has been added. At Aerial Moon, Erica leads a flow workshop on the Infineight apparatus. Enrollment is open to everyone and capacity is limited.

Aerial Moon

Friday Night Magic Draft

At Relentless Dragon, Friday Night Magic Draft makes it easy to jump into the game without bringing a deck. Participants open three booster packs, draft and build on the spot, then compete in three rounds. Everyone keeps the cards they select. Prizes include one booster pack for each match win, along with additional promo packs awarded at the end. The environment is casual and welcoming for both new and experienced players. Entry is $20 for Standard set drafts, with Universes Beyond and other special sets priced accordingly.

Carter on Guitar @ Panda Gourmet

The event features live guitar by Carter at Panda Gourmet, with food and drinks available.

Panda Gourmet

TRIANA Live Acoustic at San Francisco Kitchen

TRIANA performs a live acoustic set at San Francisco Kitchen, accompanied by delicious food and a warm, feel-good atmosphere.

San Francisco Kitchen

Full Moon Soundbath and Gong

A full moon sound bath and gong session focused on healing and clearing, led by Jeffrey Warren.

Auria Wellness

Friday Night Karaoke

Axel’s Throw House turns on the neon for a glow-in-the-dark karaoke experience that mixes sing-along moments with friendly competition. Attendees can take the mic, try axe throwing, and play darts, with other games adding to the energy. Drinks and refreshments are available, creating a lively setting where music and games come together.

Axel's Throw House

Sacred Start @ Vibe Yoga

At Vibe Yoga, Sacred Start offers a gentle, evolving practice designed to wake the body and quiet the mind. Sessions may blend mindful flow, unhurried movement, breath practices, and light mobility, concluding with a guided meditation or body scan to help you feel grounded for the day ahead. It is a welcoming space to arrive slowly, move with intention, and turn inward. Leave feeling clear, calm, and centered.

Vibe Yoga

Shrek The Musical

Actorsingers presents a live staging of Shrek The Musical at Keefe Auditorium, bringing Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, and a host of fairy tale favorites from the DreamWorks film to the stage. The show blends playful humor with heartfelt moments and outsized personalities for audiences of all ages. This engagement features only three performances. Tickets are available exclusively through Actorsingers and are not offered on third party sites.

Keefe Auditorium

The Lafayette Athletic Club

Dire Wolf

Dire Wolf brings another night of Grateful Dead classics back to The Lafayette Athletic Club. After packing the room on their last visit, the band returns for more live music. Advance tickets are $8 at the club, and admission is $10 at the door.

The Sonic Avionics

Enjoy an evening of music with The Sonic Avionics. There is no cover charge, so you can enjoy craft beer and good vibes.

Mercury Burns First

Find tickets for Mercury Burns First at BAD BRGR in Manchester.

BAD BRGR

Riley's Place

Back at Riley's Place, this event brings a groovy vibe and an upbeat atmosphere for a fun, feel-good experience.

Riley's Place

Infineight Workshop

Explore Infineight flow with Erica at Aerial Moon in a focused workshop highlighting movement on the Infineight apparatus. Capacity is limited.

Aerial Moon

Pokemon League

A free Pokemon Trading Card Game league welcomes kids and adults to play, trade, socialize, and learn the rules if they are new. Participation is rewarded with promotional prize packs. Alongside regular league play, some sessions feature special events such as Prereleases, League Cups, and League Challenges.

The Relentless Dragon

The Bandwidth

An event featuring DJ Hydration, The Bandwidth, and MC Mingus. The lineup gathers these artists on one bill for a focused showcase.

The Spot

Hush$$

Hush$$$ makes its debut at The Bar in Hudson, NH, performing classic rock covers along with the band’s original hits "Party in the 603" and "Our Love".

The Bar

Napoleon Dynamite Live

Two decades after its release, Napoleon Dynamite still charms with quotable lines and characters that linger long after the credits. This event features a full screening of the film followed by an interactive session with cast favorites Jon Heder as Napoleon, Jon Gries as Uncle Rico, and Efren Ramirez as Pedro. The live portion blends audience Q&A, on-the-spot comedy improv, game show elements, and a party, with plenty of chances for the crowd to take part. It is designed to be enjoyed by the whole family and offers a lighthearted way to celebrate a modern cult classic.

Soccer Stars Classes

Soccer Stars partners with Merrimack Parks and Recreation to offer youth soccer classes at Wasserman Park. Using the soccer ball as a tool, these sessions help children strengthen soccer technique, build self confidence, develop physical literacy and gross motor skills, and practice social interaction. Energetic coaches nurture teamwork and learning in a playful, supportive setting. Classes take place on the field across from the Community Garden. Options include Parent & Me along with groups for ages 2 to 3 and ages 4 to 5. The fee is $16 per class and monthly billing provides payment flexibility. Weekly Saturday classes are available.

Karate Zoo Classes - Ages 3-6 years

Amazing Athletes Karate Zoo introduces martial arts fundamentals to children ages 3 to 6 at B.Well Studios, supported by the playful Muscle Zoo friends in a lively, step-by-step format. Participants build core skills and learn the traditions of the sport, earning belts with colored stripes to recognize each milestone. The program runs over eight weeks, and the cost is $16 per class.

Weekly Classes - Saturdays

Soccer Stars offers weekly classes at Nature’s Way of Learning, introducing young children to the game through playful, age-appropriate sessions. Parent and Me is designed for children 12 to 24 months, while Super Soccer Stars provides classes for ages 2 to 3 and for ages 4 to 5. Using the soccer ball as an engaging teaching tool, energetic coaches nurture early soccer fundamentals, build confidence, strengthen gross motor abilities, and encourage social interaction and teamwork in a supportive learning atmosphere. Each class costs $16, with monthly billing for flexible payments.

Nature’s Way of Learning

Craft Fair

The inaugural Sensory Seekers craft fair brings together a curated selection of area vendors, handcrafted creations, and independent businesses for a day of shopping. Explore distinctive pieces from carefully chosen local sellers along with finds you will not see anywhere else. Admission is free.

Sensory Seekers

Hollis Arts Society 2026 Spring Art Show

The Hollis Arts Society is seeking artists to exhibit at its Spring Art Show at Lawrence Barn. Booth space is available to members and non-members, with fees of $40 for members and $75 for non-members. Exhibitors are responsible for both setup and cleanup as part of participation. Applications can be submitted by mail or email, and details on applying and payment are provided by the society.

Lawrence Barn Hollis Nh

Wildcat Falls Conservation Area

Wildcat Falls Social Hike

Enjoy a friendly social hike along the Souhegan River on an easy 2.2 mile loop with about 98 feet of elevation gain. The route follows shady woodland paths, passes a quiet pond, and traces the riverbank to Wildcat Falls. Expect mellow terrain and an unhurried pace, with time to take in the views and chat with fellow hikers. The loop typically takes about 45 minutes. Leashed dogs are welcome, and there is a dog friendly beach along the way where they can splash in the water. The meeting point is the Wildcat Falls parking lot, so plan to arrive a few minutes early to find a spot and get ready. Bring water, comfortable walking shoes, an extra layer, and an optional snack. Friendly vibes are encouraged, and four legged companions are invited. The outing wraps up with lunch at a nearby spot.

Amazing Tots Classes 1.5–3 Years

Amazing Athletes brings Amazing Tots to B.Well Studios for children ages 1.5 to 2.5. Across an eight week session, little athletes explore five different sports in a supportive, educational setting that keeps movement playful and engaging. Energetic instructors focus on building confidence, early physical literacy, and gross motor development while encouraging teamwork and social skills. The cost is $16 per class.

Cosmic Heart: A Sound and Breathwork Experience

Explore the heart’s expansive potential in a small-group immersion that weaves conscious breathing, guided meditation, and healing soundscapes into a single restorative journey. The experience is intended to help release stuck emotions and energetic blockages while offering support for moving through personal challenges with greater clarity. Participants learn to work with the breath as a source of healing, wisdom, and a deeper connection with their most radiant self. The flow includes a welcoming circle with an introduction, a combined breathwork and sound segment, time for integration with optional art-making and journaling, an open invitation to share, and a closing circle. Space is limited to eight participants, so reserving a spot early is encouraged. For preparation, consider having a good breakfast and then skipping lunch, as eating too close to breathwork can feel uncomfortable. Aim to avoid heavy meals later in the morning, and choose something light enough to keep you comfortable without feeling too full.

Auria Wellness

Rich & Mean

Rich & Mean returns to Lynn's 102 Tavern for a music-filled gathering, with food specials, drinks, and welcoming service.

The Machine

For nearly four decades, The Machine has kept Pink Floyd’s music alive on stage. This quartet from New York pulls from all 15 albums, balancing well known tracks with deeper cuts. Performances spotlight skilled playing, passionate delivery and group improvisation reminiscent of the band’s early 1970s concerts. The production features elaborate staging, visuals and lighting that reflect the spectacle associated with the 1980s era. Shows have included complete album recreations, audience requests and an A to Z format with one song for each letter. The Machine has sold out theaters, showcase venues and casinos across North America, Europe and Asia, appeared at festivals including Bonnaroo, Riverbend and Gathering of the Vibes, and performed with full symphony orchestras such as those in Atlanta, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Jacksonville, Charlotte and San Diego, as well as the Buffalo Philharmonic.

Soccer Stars Classes - Sundays

Soccer Stars partners with Merrimack Parks and Recreation to offer child-focused classes at Wasserman Park. Using the soccer ball as a teaching tool, these sessions build soccer technique, self confidence, and physical literacy while strengthening gross motor and social skills. Coaches guide activities that promote teamwork in a fun, nurturing, and educational environment. Classes take place on the field across from the Community Garden and are available for multiple age groups, including a Parent and Me option for the youngest participants, a class for children ages 2 to 3, and another for ages 4 to 5. Each class costs $16 and is billed monthly for added flexibility.

Spring Little Pro Soccer Academy

Little Pro Soccer Academy presents an outdoor spring program designed for young players, with age-specific sessions for children ages 3 to 4 and 5 to 7. Participants learn fundamentals, build confidence, and enjoy the game in a friendly, supportive setting. Enrollment is open, the program takes place at Main Dunstable Elementary School, and the cost is $90 per child, due at registration.

Main Dunstable School

Sunday Morning Rucks/Hikes

Meet at the Nashua YMCA for a group ruck and hike covering about three miles. Expect an easygoing pace with moments for mindfulness and time outside with fellow outdoor enthusiasts. All skill levels are welcome, dogs may come along, and carrying a ruck is optional with the weight left to personal preference. Please bring water and wear comfortable shoes.

Nashua YMCA

Amazing Athletes and Karate Zoo Classes

At Wasserman Park, Amazing Athletes and Merrimack Parks and Recreation present activity-filled classes that introduce kids to as many as 10 sports while building physical literacy, confidence, gross motor skills, and social skills. Coaches lead engaging sessions that focus on teamwork in a supportive, educational environment. Karate Zoo is also available with Merrimack Parks and Recreation and help from the Muscle Zoo friends, offering a lively, progression-based introduction to martial arts where participants learn traditions and techniques and earn colored belts and stripes for their accomplishments. Weekly offerings include Amazing Athletes Tots for ages 1.5 to 2, Karate Zoo sessions, and Amazing Athletes for ages 3 to 5. The cost is $16 per class, billed monthly for flexible payments.

Skills and Scrimmage

Take the ice at Conway Arena for a focused skill-building session followed by a scrimmage. Training covers power skating along with stickhandling, passing, shooting, dekes and fakes, scoring, checking, and body contact. Skaters at every position are included, with dedicated attention for forwards, defense, and goaltenders. Goalies receive individual instruction with a goaltending coach, then take part in shooting stations and the scrimmage. Sessions are organized by age group, with one for Peewee, Bantam, and high school players, and another for Mite, Squirt, and recreational skaters. The session runs 60 minutes and costs $35, and walk-ons are welcome. This offering is part of a six week clinic at the arena.

Conway Arena

Sunday Brunch

A new Downtown Brunch Club tradition features a chef-driven classic menu paired with inventive cocktails, creating a lively way to start the day. Reservations are available.

Hike Sklar Riverfront Park!

This hike takes place at Sklar Riverfront Park. Access the area by making a sharp right onto the dirt road that goes beneath the railroad bridge. Parking is available on the right, and the meeting point is the kiosk.

Sklar Riverfront Park

Sensory Friendly Hours May

The SEE Science Center is offering a free program designed for visitors who may find it challenging to visit the museum during regular hours due to sensory or immune-related sensitivities. Advance sign-up is required to manage the number of attendees.

SEE Science Center

MAY5

Genealogy Club

Connect with other family history researchers at Nashua Public Library during a welcoming monthly gathering focused on genealogy. Compare findings, exchange research strategies, and get support to overcome stubborn roadblocks, whether you are new to genealogy or have years of experience.

Boosters monthly meeting

This monthly Boosters meeting is open to anyone. It takes place in the cafe at Alvirne High School in Hudson, New Hampshire.

Alvirne High School

Birding Through the Seasons: Spring Series

This six week series of guided birding walks on Beaver Brook trails explores the wonders of spring migration in New Hampshire, highlighting how returning birds take advantage of abundant food, nesting sites, and longer daylight. Guided by Ben Thyng, each outing shares techniques for identifying birds by their markings, songs, and behavior, and offers insight into migration journeys, seasonal patterns, and the role Beaver Brook’s habitats play along the way. The route changes weekly to feature different habitats, creating frequent opportunities to observe warblers, vireos, sparrows, and other visiting species. Suitable for both seasoned birders and those new to birdwatching, the series encourages careful observation and connection with the natural world. Please bring binoculars and wear comfortable walking shoes. The group meets at a different Beaver Brook trail each week across Hollis, Brookline, and Milford, and Ben emails detailed directions the day before each walk. The program fee is $72, with a 10 percent discount for BBA members, and advance registration is required.

Reserve a Free Tree Sapling - Granite Subaru Earth Day Giveaway

Granite Subaru is offering a complimentary tree sapling as part of an Earth Day giveaway. Preregistration is required because quantities are limited. Sign up online, look for a confirmation, then bring that confirmation to collect your sapling at Granite Subaru. There is a limit of one per household, and distribution will continue only while supplies last.

Granite Subaru

4 WEEK TWEEN SERIES (May) — Aerial Moon Studio- Aerial Arts & Yoga Classes in Downtown Nashua, NH

A new four-week introductory series for tweens at Aerial Moon Studio, led by Stefanie. Participants build foundational aerial skills and practice tricks on brightly colored silks.

Aerial Moon Studio

Greater Nashua Volunteer Fair

At Nashua Public Library, community members can connect with many Nashua-area organizations to explore volunteer roles that match a wide range of interests and skills. Opportunities are available for teens and adults who want to support local needs and make a positive impact. The fair is presented in partnership with United Way of Greater Nashua. Non-profit organizations interested in taking part can sign up to participate.

United Way of Greater Nashua

Mothers Day Bouquets

This effort recognizes mothers in the community who might otherwise be overlooked. Support helps provide bouquets and small gifts for moms facing homelessness, those in transitional housing, and others who may not receive recognition. For more information, contact United Way of Greater Nashua at info@unitedwaynashua.org or 603-882-4011.

23rd Annual Taste of the Towns

Nashua Center’s Taste of the Towns invites guests to enjoy an evening filled with flavorful tastings and refreshing beverages, celebrating community while supporting a meaningful cause. Attendees can try a variety of dishes and savor every bite as part of a warm, shared experience that gives back.

Sheraton Nashua

Make It Labs - Ceramics Resource Walkthrough

This orientation is required for anyone planning to use the ceramics studio. It offers a guided overview of working on the wheels and building with slabs, along with clear instructions on cleaning practices and the studio’s rules so users know what to expect before getting started.

MakeIt Labs

Paul Gilligan and Friends

A stand-up comedy show featuring Paul Gilligan and friends delivers plenty of laughs. A dinner menu is available. Attendees who purchased separately can indicate that they would like to be seated with others.

Fulchino Vineyard

Mommy & Me Fairy Garden Class $50

Build a fairy garden alongside a child or grandchild in a hands-on session with Violas & Roses. All materials are provided, including a glass vessel, a fairy figure, accessories, soil, rocks, sand, and plants and succulents. Each garden has a fixed price. If attending with more than one child, it is fine to share one garden, or you can purchase an additional garden so each child can make their own.

Violas & Roses

Matt Fraser: America's Top Psychic Medium

Matt Fraser, a well-known psychic medium and star of a hit E! Entertainment series, presents a live event featuring heartfelt readings and striking revelations, delivered with a high-energy stage presence and a distinctive style. His live shows that sell out, along with television appearances and spiritual teachings, have brought comfort, hope, and laughter to fans around the world. He is a New York Times bestselling author and a widely recognized figure in national media, with coverage in outlets such as USA Today, People Magazine, and CBS Radio.

Vintage Vibes

Vintage Vibes comes back to Haluwa for an evening that pairs Chinese cuisine with live music. The night combines a meal and a performance under the same roof.

Haluwa

Matt Fraser

Featuring Matt Fraser, widely billed as the leading psychic medium in America. Ticket prices begin at $57. For group purchases of ten or more, contact Isabel Nichols at inichols@spectaclelive.com or 617-531-1257 x3.

Unbridled Joy Pop-Up @ Vibe Yoga

Created with caregivers, helpers, healers, parents, teachers, and community leaders in mind, this heart-led gathering offers a dedicated space for those who spend their days supporting others. It begins with an uplifting Vinyasa flow that builds warmth, shakes off stagnation, and reconnects you with your energy. Movement is encouraged to feel joyful and expressive, with options that welcome all levels and an easygoing atmosphere that invites freedom and laughter. The pace then softens into a slower, somatic-focused practice that is grounding and restorative. Through intuitive movement and trauma-aware guidance, you will be supported in turning inward, easing the nervous system, and reclaiming a sense of spaciousness in your body. The experience closes with a guided meditation created for caregivers, a chance to receive rather than give, followed by an immersive sound bath to help settle into rest, resonance, and renewal. Come as you are, and leave feeling steadier and lighter, with your cup refilled, your joy rekindled, and the support of community around you.

Vibe Yoga

Mother's Day Bouquet Workshop

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a hands-on floral workshop at Scout Hill Farm that focuses on crafting a lush, hand-tied bouquet inspired by bridal and specialty florist designs. Guided by Holly, participants learn the mechanics and artistry behind a successful hand-tied arrangement, including the spiral technique, strategic flower placement, and how to achieve a full, effortless garden look. Work with a generous selection of seasonal blooms and foliage to create a vibrant bouquet to take home or gift to someone special. This experience is well suited for meaningful time with mom, a unique present, a heartfelt surprise, or a beautiful treat for yourself. Spots are limited.

Scout Hill Farm

Eric Lee Brumley

Eric Lee Brumley presents original songs with a gritty, soulful feel. Performing and recording since 2008, he has taken his music to audiences around the United States, with appearances at SoulFest, HillFest, and River Rock Music Festival.

The FIRE Coffee House

The CL Project

A band that performs covers will play at Bar Hudson.

The Bar Food & Spirits

Party On! Live at The Nash Casino, Nashua

An upbeat night in Nashua, NH with delicious food, gaming, and live music that keeps the crowd singing along and dancing well into the night.

Heart Saver CPR and AED 5/9

Holt Ave Community Training Center will lead an instructor-led Heartsaver CPR and AED course at Merrimack Parks and Recreation. In about three to four hours, participants build practical skills through hands-on practice, including CPR, using an AED, and relieving choking for adults, children, and infants. The class serves workplace training needs, people in the community, and anyone who wants to be ready to help in an emergency. Certification is provided upon successful completion. The fee is $45.00 per person.

Pop Farmers

Pop Farmers takes the stage for a live performance at The Peddler's Daughter.

The Peddler's Daughter

A & B Sandblasting & Powder Coating

Spring Opener Car Meet

Celebrate the spring opener with a car meet sponsored by A & B Sandblasting & Powder Coating. Enjoy live music and a chance to see the shop at A & B Sandblasting & Powder Coating. Admission is free, and a trophy will be presented to the show favorite.

Alvirne High School Campus Walk

Hosted at Alvirne High School, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Out of the Darkness Campus Walk engages students in suicide prevention through walking and fundraising that show people they are not alone and that prevention is possible. Registration is free. Participants who raise $100 by Walk Day receive a 2026 Campus Walk T-shirt. Funds raised support AFSP’s work in research, education, advocacy, and local programs for prevention and loss support. The walk offers a supportive space to connect, heal, and bring hope to those affected by suicide.

Alvirne High School

Comedian - Matt Barry

Matt Barry takes the stage at Headliners Comedy Club for a live comedy show with plenty of laughs and a lighthearted atmosphere.

Headliners Comedy Club

MAY10

Healthy Kids Running Series – Spring 2026 - Week 2 | Nashua, NH

Week 2 of the Healthy Kids Running Series in Nashua features a friendly, five-week running program at Nashua High School South for children from pre-K through eighth grade. The focus is on building confidence and healthy habits rather than pressure or competition. Each week, participants run age-appropriate distances and earn points toward the series. Those who complete all five weeks receive a finisher medal, and top performers in each age division are awarded trophies on the fifth week. Race distances are set by age. Children ages 2 to 3 run a 50 yard dash, ages 4 to 5 run 75 yards, kindergarten and first grade run a quarter mile, second and third grade run a half mile, and fourth through eighth grade run one mile. An adaptive Challenger Division offers a 75 yard race for children with disabilities or special needs. Parents or siblings may accompany participants, and mobility devices are welcome. Entry includes race bibs for the entire series, a runner shirt, a finisher medal, sponsor giveaways, and steady encouragement each week. Registration is available for the full series or as a walk-up for a single race day. Volunteers are welcome for one day or the entire series, and high school or college students can earn service hours. For questions, email nashuanh@healthykidsrs.org.

MAY10

Mother’s Day Small Plate Dinner

Fulchino Vineyard hosts an annual Mother’s Day dinner featuring five courses of small plates, each thoughtfully paired with wines from the estate. The experience unfolds in a friendly, family focused setting with scenic vineyard views. A menu for children is available so younger guests can be part of the celebration. Food allergies or other dietary needs can be accommodated when noted during the reservation process.

Fulchino Vineyard

MAY11

OpDD: Sky Meadow Country Club Golf Tournament

Spend a day on the fairways at Sky Meadow Country Club for an annual golf tournament that supports pairing veterans with rescued dogs trained as service dogs. Enjoy rounds on a scenic course, friendly competition for prizes, and raffles, all benefiting a mission focused on changing lives through service dog partnerships. Experience camaraderie, community, and a meaningful cause on the course.

Sky Meadow Country Club

MAY11

Jumperoo

Jumperoo at Urban Air Nashua offers dedicated playtime created for children ages 5 and under. Little ones can bounce, explore attractions sized for younger guests, and make new friends in a setting focused on safety and comfort. Parents are welcome to join the activities or take a moment to relax while kids enjoy active play. Each session runs for two hours and is priced at $14.99. This is a popular option, so arriving early can help you make the most of the experience.

Urban Air Adventure Park

MAY11

Homeschool Mondays

Homeschool students and parents can take a break from the books with an afternoon of high-energy play at Urban Air Nashua. The event features access to a variety of attractions in a family-friendly setting, chances to meet other homeschool families, and the flexibility to drop in and enjoy activities at your own pace. It is designed as a midday boost that encourages active play and social connection, offering something to look forward to on a regular basis. Admission is $14.99.

Urban Air Adventure Park

MAY12

Yacht Rock Music Bingo Night

In the upstairs lounge at Common Man Merrimack, DJ Dayna from Precision Entertainment DJs hosts a yacht rock music bingo night filled with smooth favorites. Bingo cards feature song titles from the 70s and 80s, and participants mark a square when the matching tune plays. Five in a row earns a bingo. It is free to play, with prizes available for winners.

The Common Man Merrimack

MAY13

Celebration of Needlework

At DoubleTree by Hilton Nashua, needlework enthusiasts gather for a multi-faceted event featuring shopping, technique-focused classes, engaging lectures, a buffet dinner, raffles, and a silent auction. Billed as the country’s longest-running needleart gathering, it also offers ample space for groups to sit together and stitch. Classes and membership can be viewed and purchased online.

DoubleTree by Hilton

MAY13

Nashua Senior Activity Center

Greater Nashua Memory Cafés

Greater Nashua Memory Cafés, from United Way of Greater Nashua, provide a welcoming, judgment-free setting where people can connect, share experiences, and take part in meaningful programming together. This gathering takes place at the Nashua Senior Activity Center.

MAY14

5/14/26- NEW Glass Engraving Workshop in Nashua at Spyglass Brewing

Explore the art of glass engraving at Spyglass Brewing in Nashua. Participants select a glass style such as a wine glass, beer mug, or pint glass, then personalize it with stencil designs while following step-by-step guidance. No prior experience is required, all supplies are provided, and everyone leaves with one custom engraved piece to take home. Food and drinks are available for purchase from the venue. Groups hoping to sit together are encouraged to arrive early. All sales are final and nonrefundable. In an emergency, requests to transfer to a future session must be made at least six hours before the start, and once the event has taken place tickets cannot be transferred.

MAY14

Sunset Coast Card Making Workshop

Create six summer-inspired cards celebrating sunsets and the coast in a guided workshop that covers stamping, die cutting, embossing, and blending, along with working with patterned papers. The session is taught by instructor Cathy Belanger. Tuition is $20 and space is limited to eight card makers. To secure a seat, confirm attendance and also email Cathyscardshop@gmail.com or send a private message.

MAY14

Nashua Senior Activity Center

Free Technology Help

United Way of Greater Nashua provides complimentary, individual technology assistance at the Senior Center. A trained Digital Navigator offers one-on-one support to help with a variety of tech needs.

Drop Spindle Spinning Workshop

Learn the age-old craft of turning natural fiber into yarn with a drop spindle in a guided, hands-on workshop. The experience begins with an introduction to the friendly Finn sheep at the homestead and a look at how their fleece is transformed into soft, spin-ready fiber. Instruction covers the core steps, including preparing fiber, drafting wool, spinning, winding, and setting the twist. Participants will practice with a drop spindle and will also have a chance to try a spinning wheel before the session concludes. The class welcomes complete beginners and curious crafters, and participants leave with beginner skills for spinning their own yarn and a deeper appreciation of the process. All materials are provided, and enthusiasm for making is encouraged. Cost is $48, with 10% off for BBA members. Advance registration is required.

FM Concert - Happy 100th Birthday -Pops for Pipes

The closing program celebrating the Austin organ’s 100th birthday features Pops for Pipes with British international concert organist James Kennerley at the Nashua console. As Municipal Organist of Portland, Maine, a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists, and a graduate of Cambridge University and The Juilliard School, he brings wide-ranging credentials and artistry. The 4,000 pipes of the 1926 Anderson Memorial Organ will be showcased in a tour de force that includes music by Bernstein, Ives, Joplin, Price, Rossini, and more. Kennerley previously served as organ scholar at Saint Paul Cathedral in London and directed music at multiple houses of worship in New York City. Appointed Municipal Organist of Portland in 2017, he also presides over the 1912 Kotzschmar Organ, a sister instrument to the 1926 Austin highlighted here. Admission is free through the generosity of the Friends of First Music. A light reception with an opportunity to meet the artist follows the performance.

The First Church

The Slakas at The Jade Dragon May 15th

The Slakas bring an evening of live music and dancing to Jade Dragon. Chinese food and drinks are available from the venue to enjoy alongside the show.

Jade Dragon

St. Philip Greek Orthodox Church

St. Philip Greek Food Festival

Experience Greek culture on the grounds of St. Philip Greek Orthodox Church in Nashua, New Hampshire, with authentic dishes prepared by parishioners in the church’s commercial kitchen. Enjoy live Greek music and traditional dancing, free admission, and free parking, with overflow parking and a shuttle available from Stellos Stadium. This event is held rain or shine.

Story Time With A Twist: Rumble In The Jungle

A playful story time blends read-aloud fun with music and dancing, designed for families with young children. After sharing a book together, little ones and their caregivers can dance to the music and act out the tale through movement. This parent and child experience encourages creativity, imagination, and active play. This session spotlights Rumble In The Jungle. Admission is $10 per family.

The Dance Company NH

The Foundry — Taylor Marie

ICSI will be performing live music. The show is booked by the NH Music Collective.

The Foundry

Westwood Park YMCA - YMCA of Greater Nashua

Serving Up Support – Pickleball Tournament and Social

Enjoy a tournament and social at Westwood Park YMCA centered on pickleball, a fast-growing sport that blends tennis, badminton, and table tennis for play that suits all skill levels. The event includes a minimum of five games, along with raffles and other prize opportunities. Gift cards will be awarded to the first, second, and third place teams, with a social component that keeps the fun going off the court.

Estate Planning 101

At Nashua Public Library, experts from Nashua-based Morneau Law provide an introduction to estate planning. The session explains why planning is valuable for anyone 18 or older, how it ensures your wishes are followed if you become seriously ill or pass away, and how it can ease the burden on loved ones. It offers guidance on best practices and common pitfalls, plus an overview of the straightforward documents required, all aimed at clarifying what is involved in this important process.

Town of Hudson Recreation Department

Hudson Rec Adult Prom

Hudson’s Adult Decades Prom transforms the Hudson Community Center into a throwback celebration with DJ entertainment by AJ the DJ. Expect a dance floor packed to songs spanning the decades, from disco gems to 80s anthems, 90s favorites, and 2000s party hits. It is BYOB, with snacks and desserts provided. Guests may come dressed in looks from a favorite decade or keep it simple. Tickets are $25 per person.

Electronics Recycling Fundraiser

Clear out unused gadgets while supporting local causes at a drive-through electronics recycling fundraiser organized by the Hudson-Litchfield Rotary Club at the Alvirne High School parking lot. You can remain in your vehicle while volunteers unload. All household or business electronics are welcome, whether working or not, as individual items or parts. Participants from any New Hampshire, Massachusetts, or Maine community are welcome. Suggested donations help cover responsible recycling. Contribute $5 for items such as telephones, smartboards, cables, pre-removed hard drives, handheld video games, speakers, calculators, and answering machines. Offer $10 for radios, stereos, CD, DVD or Blu-ray players, modems, cameras, electric typewriters, cell phones, and tablets or iPads. Give $20 for computers, laptops, projectors, fax machines, copiers, printers, servers, and vacuums. Provide $25 for televisions, monitors, flat screens under 27 inches, dehumidifiers, and microwaves. Donate $35 for tube TVs, televisions 27 inches and larger, and air conditioners. Contribute $50 for TV or stereo wood consoles and projection TVs. Payment options include cash, Venmo, or checks payable to “HUDSON-LITCHFIELD Rotary Club.” Proceeds benefit college and vocational scholarships, local service needs, housing and food pantry agencies, and other community service projects. All materials are disassembled and recycled rather than sent to landfills, and device data is protected and destroyed.

Alvirne High School

2nd Annual Family STEM Day!

Celebrate science, technology, engineering, and math with a hands-on day designed for the whole family. Explore demonstrations from local and regional organizations, with activities featuring drones, robots, and electricity for curious minds of every age. The event takes place at Nashua High School South and features the planetarium. Admission is free for all.

Tumbletoads

Tumbletoads brings a high-energy night to Nashua Fody's Tavern with searing guitar, a funky bass groove, hefty drumming, and smooth, powerful vocals. The set spans multiple genres to keep the room rocking and grooving. Beyond the sound, the band aims to offer a big musical hug, creating a welcoming atmosphere that leaves people feeling seen, heard, and loved. They put in the work to make the show extra good for everyone.

Nashua Fody's Tavern

Westwood Park YMCA - YMCA of Greater Nashua

Pickleball Tournament & Social 2026

The United Way of Greater Nashua invites you to partake in a day of fun and friendly competition. Pickleball is a popular activity that helps you stay fit. This event welcomes all skill levels and includes raffles, prizes, and more! There will be two tiers of play: beginner and intermediate. The cost is $50 per person.

Nashua's Cone with a Cop & Sweet Treat 5K

Cone with a Cop returns with a sweet new twist. The festivities begin with the inaugural Sweet Treat 5K, a community run and walk on a USATF-certified course that welcomes every pace. The route finishes right across from Hayward’s Ice Cream and leads directly into the Cone with a Cop event. At Hayward’s Ice Cream, the Nashua Police Department, Nashua Fire Rescue, and AMR will be on site, and children 12 and under receive a complimentary scoop of ice cream courtesy of the Nashua Police Patrolman’s Charity and Hayward’s. The event benefits Nashua PAL and the Nashua Police Patrolman’s Association.

Hayward's Ice Cream

Brickhouse Restaurant and Brewery

The Brickhouse

A local music scene favorite, this venue offers great food, service, and of course, music! Enjoy the show, which starts at 8pm. There is no cover charge, and it is an all ages show.

Community Outreach - Stem Event - Nashua HS South — Granite State Amateur Radio Association - GSARA

GSARA will host a table to promote ham radio with hands-on demonstrations, Morse code, and HF.

Nashua South High School

Mamma Mia Cake Decorating

Celebrate color and creativity with a Mamma Mia inspired cake decorating class at The Farm and Flower. Learn to craft simple florals and palette knife textures in bright shades of white, blue, green, and fuchsia, and complete an eye-catching cake ready to display and enjoy. The session welcomes both first-time decorators and those with experience, with step by step instruction focused on buttercream techniques. Your ticket includes a pre-iced cake, buttercream, decorating tools, and a box for taking your creation home. Recommended for ages 12 and up. Capacity is limited. Tickets are nonrefundable, though they may be transferred to another person. If the host cancels due to illness, weather, or low enrollment, refunds will be issued. If you cannot attend, your prepared cake and buttercream can be set aside for pickup at the venue on the day of the event. Attendance is limited to ticket holders, and spectating without a ticket is not permitted.

The Farm & Flower

Katie Skinner discusses Ada and the Moon

Katie Zito-Skinner leads a storytime featuring a reading and discussion of her book Ada and the Moon. The tale follows Ada, a thoughtful and curious young girl who explores what it truly means to be strong. Along the way she learns to use her voice, set boundaries, and stay true to herself, offering young readers messages about kindness, confidence, and inner strength. Zito-Skinner is an educator with seventeen years of experience working with preschool and kindergarten-age children and is a mother of three grown children, giving her a deep appreciation for early childhood development. One of her greatest joys is reading to young children and introducing them to the many picture books available today.

Balin Books

J-Lo At Lynn's 102

This event at Lynn's 102 Tavern features live music along with food and drinks. Enjoy the performances while you relax with something to eat and drink.

Healthy Kids Running Series – Spring 2026 - Week 3 | Nashua, NH

Healthy Kids Running Series in Nashua offers a five-week program for children from Pre-K through 8th grade that prioritizes movement, confidence, and healthy habits instead of pressure or rivalry. During Week 3 at Nashua High School South, participants run age-based races and earn points in a friendly, supportive setting. Those who complete all five weeks receive a finisher medal, and the top runners in each age group are honored with trophies in the fifth week. Younger children sprint short distances, with ages 2 to 3 running 50 yards and ages 4 to 5 running 75 yards. Kindergarten and first grade take on a quarter mile, second and third grade cover a half mile, and fourth through eighth grade race a full mile. The Challenger Division provides a 75-yard adaptive race for children with disabilities or special needs, and parents or siblings may accompany runners. Mobility devices are welcome. Registration can be completed for the full series or on a single race day as a walk-up. Participants receive race bibs for all five weeks, a runner shirt, a finisher medal, sponsor giveaways, and plenty of encouragement. Volunteers are welcome for one or multiple race days, and high school or college students can earn service hours.

Beginner Hoop Workshop — Aerial Moon Studio- Aerial Arts & Yoga Classes in Downtown Nashua, NH

This workshop is tailored for aerial students who are new to the aerial lyra/hoop. It is for those curious about exploring movement and flow on a circular, bar-based apparatus. Youll build on your existing comfort with a swivel as you are introduced to the foundational language of single-point lyra. Youll explore how shapes connect, creating simple, accessible sequences that emphasize smooth transitions, breath, and embodied movement to music. Natasha Dominguez, an experienced aerialist and certified and insured aerial instructor, will be leading the workshop. You will explore lyra-specific warm-up and conditioning, foundational mounts, shapes, and bar pathways, controlled spinning/momentum management, and flowy sequencing and transitions. Some familiarity with aerial movement and single-point spinning is helpful but not required. Participants will be taking turns on the apparatus.

Aerial Moon Studio

Alpine Grove Events Centre

Nashua Coin Show

ANACS will be represented by Steve Martin at this show. A special promotion is available, offering Economy Service for ten coins at a total cost of $150.

MAY18

Needle Felted Lighthouse

Create a lighthouse scene using wool and finish with a felted painting. Materials and a reference photo are provided, with instruction on transferring the image, blending the sky, and completing the artwork. Tuition is $45 and includes an 8 by 10 frame and everything needed to finish your piece, with enrollment limited to six participants. The studio is at the rear of the building, and parking is plentiful.

MAY19

Chipotle Mexican Grill (Nashua_Amherst Street)

Chipotle Fundraiser w/ ASD PTO

Chipotle Mexican Grill on Nashua Amherst Street is the site of a fundraiser with ASD PTO. This gathering is dedicated to raising support for ASD PTO.

MAY19

Rule of Two

Enjoy live music performed by Rule of Two, a Boston-based duo featuring Emily Desmond and Aaron Wheeler. They create a full band sound. Both Emily and Aaron are professional musicians who perform, record, compose, and teach. They are also married.

MAY20

Safesitter 5/20

At Merrimack Parks and Recreation, the Safe Sitter course welcomes students in grades 6 through 8 for hands-on training in babysitting and staying safe at home. Through engaging activities and role play, participants learn how to recognize and prevent hazards, handle situations such as power outages or severe weather, and respond to injuries and illnesses. Instruction covers behavior management and child development, along with rescue skills including choking relief and CPR. The course also explores the business side of babysitting, from screening jobs to discussing rates and greeting employers with confidence. The class takes place in the Wasserman Park Function Hall. Fee: $90 per person.

MAY20

Beginner Watercolor Class (PM)

Start with the basics of watercolor in a beginner-friendly class with fun, relaxing lessons. Topics include color theory, fundamental painting techniques, and more, and examples of previous class work can be found in the event photos. The class meets weekly on Wednesdays for six weeks. A supply list will be provided upon registration.

MAY20

Beginner Watercolor Class (AM - 6 sessions)

Begin your watercolor journey in a welcoming class for beginners. Lessons cover the essentials, including color theory and foundational painting techniques, presented in a fun and relaxing format. The course runs for six sessions with weekly meetings. A supply list is provided upon registration, and photos show samples from previous classes.

MAY21

Nashua Senior Activity Center

Free Technology Help

United Way of Greater Nashua provides free, individual technology assistance at the Senior Center. A trained Digital Navigator is available to offer personalized guidance and help with questions.

MAY22

Parc De Notre Renaissance Francais

Renaissance on the Riverwalk!

The grand reopening of the newly renovated Le Parc de Notre Renaissance sets the stage for a four day celebration filled with music, food, and family friendly fun. The schedule features food trucks, plenty of live music, free arts and crafts for all ages, local vendors, lawn games, and more. A playful downtown seek and find will send participants hunting for small rewards, with chances to discover items that unlock bigger prizes. Coffee and breakfast options will be available from food trucks before the annual parade on Main Street, offering a convenient way to fuel up while supporting marching veterans. Plans also include exploring a drone light show and a lighted kayak parade on the river. Great American Downtown will present the season opening of the Nashua Farmers Market, along with a Rubber Duck Regatta on the water. Admission is free, and food and other items will be available for purchase.

MAY23

Aimee Cozza discusses The Lucky Machine

Aimee Cozza leads a conversation about The Lucky Machine, a science fiction tale centered on NX, an android who flees enslavement and routine memory erasures in a rigidly tiered city. Taking refuge in the depths, NX forges an unexpected bond with Sylvan, a cyborg facing his own challenges. Their connection rekindles his creative drive while she navigates what it means to claim autonomy and purpose. As pursuers move closer with plans to capture or eliminate her, the ties she has made and a touch of luck may be the key to survival. Cozza is a New England based illustrator, web designer, and author. She earned a BFA in illustration from New England College, formerly the New Hampshire Institute of Art, in 2012. Her work gravitates toward the darkly beautiful and surreal, often blending elements of science fiction and fantasy. Recurring themes include duality, disconnection, tragic romance, and the effects of trauma and mental illness. Her debut sci fi novella, The Warm Machine, was published in 2024 following a successful crowdfunding campaign and received a positive reception.

Balin Books

MAY23

John Pizzarelli

Find tickets to see John Pizzarelli perform at a show.

MAY24

Samantha Fish: Paper Doll World Tour

Samantha Fish brings the Paper Doll World Tour to the stage with a high-energy, emotionally rich performance alongside her all-star band. Her career includes appearances with The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, SLASH, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Eric Johnson on the Experience Hendrix Tour, and she continues to build on that momentum. Following multi-award-winning success and a Grammy-nominated collaboration with Jesse Dayton on Death Wish Blues that reached #1 on the Billboard Blues Chart, she now spotlights her new album, PaperDoll. The tour features its nine powerful tracks brought to life in concert, along with fan favorites, highlighting masterful guitar work, raw soul, and songs that resonate for longtime followers and newcomers alike.

MAY24

IANH Vasant Festival

The IANH Vasant Festival is planned for Nashua High School South. Registration information will be shared soon.

MAY24

Samantha Fish

Samantha Fish brings a live performance to Nashua Center for the Arts in Nashua. Tickets are available for this show.

MAY26

Westwood Park YMCA - YMCA of Greater Nashua

Setting Up Accounts: Email, Social Media, Apps, and More

At the YMCA of Greater Nashua, this session guides attendees through setting up and managing accounts for email, social networks, and common apps. It highlights how to create strong passwords and shows simple ways to review and change basic privacy and security options.

MAY27

Nashua Silver Knights vs. Vermont Lake Monsters

See the Nashua Silver Knights play against the Vermont Lake Monsters. Prices may be above face value since this is a resale marketplace.

MAY28

MVFM Opening Day

Celebrate the launch of the Merrimack Valley Farmers Market with a ribbon cutting, vendors, and activities for kids.

St. John Neumann Church

MAY28

Spring Chocolate Bark Class

A lighthearted evening centered on chocolate features a one-hour class that includes a tour through Van Otis' Chocolate Factory and hands-on time to make a personal creation, with fun and laughter along the way.

Van Otis Chocolates

MAY29

Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone

Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone appears at Nashua Center for the Arts. Tickets will be available for purchase.

MAY29

Herman's Hermits & Peter Noone

Herman's Hermits teams up with Peter Noone for a live show at Nashua Center for the Arts. Peter Blair Denis Bernard Noone is a versatile performer. Ticket prices start at $57, and Spectacle Live members receive early access to tickets.

MAY30

Wilderness First Aid

Build confidence to handle backcountry incidents with a two-day, 16-hour Wilderness First Aid course created for outdoor enthusiasts and trip leaders who want training beyond basic first aid for short outings. The curriculum covers initial response and patient assessment, musculoskeletal problems, soft tissue care, environmental and medical emergencies, and core survival skills. Participants who pass both written and practical evaluations earn a Wilderness First Aid certification from SOLO that remains valid for two years. An optional Adult CPR certification course is available for an additional $50, and certification is recommended but not required. Coffee and snacks are provided each day. The fee is $250 per person. Advance registration is required. For questions, call 603-882-1046.

MAY30

Passion Returns to Hudson NH At The Bar!!

Passion returns to The Bar in Hudson, NH to reconnect with friends from the area and share an enjoyable evening.

MAY30

Pizza Hut (Merrimack, NH)

Joyce Cooling & Heating 5th Annual Charity Ride Benefiting Nashua PAL

Riders gather for the fifth annual charity motorcycle ride presented by Joyce Cooling & Heating, all in support of Nashua PAL. Marking five years focused on one cause, the event aims to surpass last year’s $8,330 donation with help from riders, sponsors, and supporters. The ride sets out from Pizza Hut and wraps up at Molly’s Tavern. A lively kickoff features music, breakfast, games and raffles, with the Sports Hub street team at registration offering special giveaways. The finish brings live music, lunch included with each ride ticket, the raffle drawing, and a shared celebration of the impact made. Advanced registration is encouraged to help plan for food, giveaways, and the route. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Proceeds benefit Nashua PAL, an organization that builds connections between youth, law enforcement, and the community while creating opportunities for education, leadership, and healthy futures.

MAY31

Floating Sound Bath

Settle into an aerial yoga hammock for a restorative sound bath designed to leave participants rested and refreshed. The experience opens with a guided meditation that calms body and mind, encouraging comfort and presence. It then flows into a full sound immersion featuring crystal singing bowls, Tibetan singing bowls, and chimes to support a deeper inward journey. Admission is $40 for non members and $35 for unlimited members. The session is led by Daniel O'Dowd, a sound bath practitioner certified as a Vibrational Meditation Practitioner since July 2025. He founded Sound of the Soul in January 2025 and is dedicated to sound healing that nurtures inner peace and a deeper connection with the soul.

MAY31

Monthly Women's Circle

A monthly women’s circle centered on sisterhood and community support. In this safe space, participants can set aside the masks of everyday life so intuition can flow, hearts can open, and nervous systems can settle together, helping women show up with strength as mothers, sisters, lovers, and friends. The gathering is intended as a place to rest and receive, with room to share as much or as little as feels right while grounding, meditating, and reflecting as a group. It is well suited for those seeking community, practices for healing and regulation, and tools for manifesting, as well as anyone wanting a welcoming place to deepen into the feminine, explore womb-centered living, and breathe and meditate with like-minded women. It aims to be a starting point for meaningful connection and a home for flourishing sisterhood. Attendees are encouraged to arrive a few minutes early to settle in and to come exactly as they are.

JUN1

Lowell Spinners at Nashua Silver Knights

Holman Stadium sets the stage for a meeting between the Lowell Spinners and the Nashua Silver Knights under the lights. The matchup moves quickly, with crisp defense, strategic bullpen choices, and late-inning plate appearances all capable of deciding the result. Close sightlines and a classic ballpark atmosphere add to the experience.

JUN1

The Fascinating World of Bats!

Explore the lives of bats during an evening program that blends indoor learning with outdoor observation. It begins with an interactive look at bat biology and behavior, highlighting their importance to healthy ecosystems, how they navigate and hunt, and clearing up common myths and misconceptions. Afterward, the group heads outside at dusk to watch bats emerge to feed. Participants learn how to look and listen for bats in the field and leave with a deeper appreciation for these remarkable nocturnal mammals. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. The fee is $25, with 10 percent off for BBA Members. Advance registration is required.

JUN2

Vermont Lake Monsters at Nashua Silver Knights

Holman Stadium hosts the Vermont Lake Monsters taking on the Nashua Silver Knights in an early season matchup. Expect a brisk game where a single swing can turn an inning. With sightlines that keep fans close to the action and a chance to watch up-and-coming players alongside hometown favorites, it offers baseball in a classic ballpark atmosphere and a straightforward outing for fans.

JUN3

New Britain Bees at Nashua Silver Knights

The New Britain Bees face the Nashua Silver Knights at Holman Stadium in a head-to-head baseball showdown. The classic ballpark atmosphere and intimate setting keep the action close from the first pitch to the final out.

Silver Nights Scout Night

A night of baseball at Holman Stadium features a pregame on-field clinic for those who bring a glove, followed by opportunities to take part in the pregame ceremonies. Tickets are $15 and include dinner with a hot dog, chips, a drink, and a cookie, along with an event patch. A 40 foot air conditioned gaming trailer will be available. Postgame fireworks bring the evening to a close.

Wool & Wonder: Felting Woodland Creatures

Work with wool from Beaver Brook’s Finnish Landrace sheep, gathered through gentle seasonal shearing, to craft a heartfelt keepsake with natural texture and rustic character. This interactive session, led by Homestead Manager Ali Farquhar, teaches both dry and wet felting as participants create a unique woodland creature. The workshop also highlights how native plants can be used to naturally dye wool, offering a deeper connection to the surrounding landscape. If conditions allow, part of the making may move outdoors to enjoy the sights and sounds of the season. The experience concludes with a meet and greet with Bramble, Merribelle, and Skye, whose fleece makes the project possible. Advance registration is required. The fee is $40, with a 10% discount for BBA members.

Park Summer Minis!

Summer mini sessions in a scenic park offer quick, relaxed portraits with a variety of natural backdrops. They are suited for updating family photos, celebrating maternity, capturing couples, or highlighting seniors. Each reservation includes a 15 minute session with a blend of candid and posed shots, five edited images you choose with the option to purchase more, a private online gallery for viewing, and a print release so you can print at your preferred lab. A $30 retainer secures your spot, and the remaining balance is due on the day of your session. These short sessions also make a thoughtful Mother’s Day gift.

Hudson Nh

Parents Night Out: Kpop Demon Hunter Theme 6/5

A parents night out program invites kids to dive into a K-pop Demon Hunter themed evening at Merrimack Parks and Recreation. The night begins with pizza, then moves into Demon Hunter training inspired by K-pop and fantasy heroes. Participants create a stage persona with an idol name, a logo, and a team chant, learn K-pop dance moves, craft hunter gear as a team, and tackle challenge course missions. A photo and performance finale wraps up the experience with superstar poses and a chance to show new moves. This program is designed for kids who enjoy music, dancing, creativity, and adventure. It takes place in the Wasserman Park Function Hall and the fee is $25 per person.

Girls Night: The Musical

Girls Night: The Musical celebrates friendship with a high-energy story that follows five women as they reflect on where they have been, enjoy where they are, and imagine what comes next. After its Off-Broadway debut, it toured across North America and received enthusiastic critical attention. The show blends laugh-out-loud comedy with heartfelt moments, and the crowd often joins in as hits from the 80s and 90s fill the theater. Critics have compared it to a mash-up of Desperate Housewives and Mamma Mia, praised its bold, boisterous spirit, and highlighted an exhilarating sense of fun on par with Sex and the City. The soundtrack features “Lady Marmalade,” “It’s Raining Men,” “Man I Feel Like A Woman,” “I Will Survive,” “We are Family,” and more.

New York City Bus Trip -6/6

Leave the driving behind and spend a full day exploring New York City on a comfortable bus trip organized by Merrimack Parks and Recreation. Riders are dropped off at Rockefeller Center and have ample free time to craft their own adventure. Browse the latest styles along Fifth and Madison Avenues, hunt for unique finds in Greenwich Village, visit acclaimed museums, or take in a show before meeting back for the return ride. The cost is $88 per person. Open to residents and nonresidents. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Advance registration is required and space is limited.

River Road@Lynn's102 - Summer is here!

River Road is set to appear at Lynn's 102 Tavern as summer arrives. Further details will be provided.

Legends Tribute with Robert Black

Experience an evening of classic hits as award-winning tribute artist Robert Black honors music legends, channeling Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Neil Diamond, Tom Jones, Waylon Jennings, and others. A special dinner menu will be offered. If you purchased separately and would like to be seated together, please notify the organizer.

Fulchino Vineyard

Our first anniversary/birthday! STAY TUNED!

Celebrate a first anniversary and birthday at a public reception open to everyone. Enjoy cake alongside refreshments, music with other entertainment, and activities that include raffles and a scavenger hunt, plus awards chosen by attendees. Additional information will be shared soon.

JUN7

New Britain Bees at Nashua Silver Knights

Independent baseball takes the field at Holman Stadium as the New Britain Bees meet the Nashua Silver Knights. The matchup features close-to-the-action views, a brisk pace, and a blend of seasoned players and emerging talent, with momentum that can shift in a single inning.

JUN9

Hudson NH Senior Center 19 Kimball Hill Rd Hudson NH 03051

Carol Leary Vocals (voice and guitar)

Carol Leary presents a voice and guitar set at the Hudson NH Senior Center, featuring classic folk and country, touches of classic pop, and selections from the Great American Songbook. The program highlights familiar tunes delivered with vocals and guitar.

JUN11

Chris Cyrus of Slack Tide at Luks | Hudson NH

Luks partners with Evolvement Music to present Chris Cyrus, lead vocalist of the local reggae rock band Slack Tide. Enjoy live music paired with fresh food and area brews.

JUN11

Hollis-Brookline Middle School

Hollis Fast 5K

Set at Hollis-Brookline Middle School, this community 5K features a gently descending course that helps participants aim for a personal best and is welcoming for families. Runners from across the region take part.

JUN12

Mindful Making: Felted Soap Bars

This interactive session with Homestead Manager Ali Farquhar shows how to wrap a bar of soap in soft wool sourced locally and felt it into a sturdy bar that cleans while providing gentle exfoliation. The program covers how fiber, water, and movement work together in the felting process and explores using native plants to create natural dyes for wool. If conditions allow, part of the making will take place outdoors. The session concludes with a visit with the resident animals, Bramble, Merribelle, and Skye, whose fleece provides the fiber for this project. A felted soap bar is simply soap encased in wool roving and felted so it becomes a durable, built-in scrub surface that lathers through the wool and removes the need for a separate washcloth or loofah. The wool has antimicrobial properties, offers a secure grip, and is long lasting. As the soap is used the wool covering shrinks along with it, and when the soap is gone the remaining pouch can be reused as a small scrubby and is biodegradable, supporting a zero waste approach. Participants are encouraged to bring a favorite bar of soap to personalize their piece. Advance registration is required. The fee is $40, with a 10 percent discount for BBA Members.

JUN12

OFT THREE DAY NEW ENGLAND "SUMMAH FEST" – Dalton, NH

An intensive three day program at Ridgeline Training Center in Dalton, New Hampshire focuses on helping experienced shooters advance their skills. Participants should already be proficient in firearm safety and comfortable working from a holster, as this is not an introductory course. Across the three days, the curriculum includes defensive shotgun on day one, followed by a dinner break and an optional low light rifle and pistol block. Day two emphasizes defensive pistol, then a dinner break and an optional night vision rifle and pistol session. Day three centers on defensive rifle and carbine and concludes with awards and a class wrap up gathering. Students are asked to arrive early each day for setup and a briefing, and punctuality is expected. Tuition is $1,000 per person. Lunch and beverages are provided daily at no cost. Required gear includes a quality semi automatic pistol and rifle, as well as a pump action or semi automatic shotgun, with backups recommended. Plan for at least 1,500 rounds of handgun ammunition and 1,500 rounds of rifle ammunition. For shotgun work, bring a minimum of 300 rounds of birdshot or target load, 50 rounds of buckshot, and 50 slugs. For evening blocks, bring handheld and weapon mounted white lights for rifle and pistol, an NVG setup for the night vision session, and chem sticks or similar markers. Eye and electronic ear protection are required. Bring at least five magazines each for rifle and pistol with carriers, along with caliber specific cleaning supplies and a repair kit. A sturdy belt with a quality holster is necessary. Flimsy nylon, leather or cloth holsters are not permitted, and Blackhawk Serpa, Alien Gear, Uncle Mike’s, Blade Tech, Crossbreed and Fobus models are not allowed. Kydex is preferred, with recommended options from Safariland, Dark Star Gear, C&G Holsters, Raven Concealment, Blackpoint Tactical, Concealment Express, G Code and Black Center Tactical. Kneepads are highly recommended. Helpful items include sunscreen, bug spray, a notepad or notebook with a pen, a black Sharpie, and a cooler with beverages and snacks to last through the day. An open, humble attitude and a willingness to learn are essential.

Ridgeline Defense

JUN13

#MakeItFest 2026 @ MakeIt Labs!

An outdoor fair celebrating creativity and hands-on making at MakeIt Labs, where local makers, artists, craftspeople, and makerspaces showcase their projects and share how they are built. Live demonstrations highlight techniques and processes, and interactive experiences include workshops, hands-on activities, and guided tours. Attendees can explore the tools and resources common to makerspaces, from 3D printers and laser cutters to CNC machines, woodworking and metalworking equipment, sewing machines, and pottery wheels, with representatives from local makerspaces, including MakeIt Labs, available to explain how collaborative spaces support learning and creativity. Highlights include the MakeIt A Thing contest, the Caddy Couch Experience, a steampunk-inspired creation built at MakeIt Labs with battery-powered electric motors, and a sumo robot competition that also offers a chance to program a provided robot even without bringing one. Admission is free.

JUN13

Northeast Chapter Banquet

The Northeast Chapter of American Daughters of Conservation hosts its first banquet at Brookline Event Center, bringing the community together for good food, lively activities, and fundraising in support of conservation and outdoor education for women and girls across the Northeast. Each $55 ticket includes a smoked barbecue lunch with appetizers and dessert, access to a cash bar, and a variety of games, raffles, and auctions with prizes. Proceeds help provide scholarships for high school students pursuing wildlife conservation and for girls ages 12 to 15 attending Conservation Camp, expand free and low-cost educational opportunities for women and girls in the region, support the launch of the Northeast Ladies Outdoors Skills Training (LOST) program in 2027, and fund conservation projects throughout the Northeast. Capacity is limited to 150 attendees, and tickets must be purchased in advance since none will be sold at the door.

Brookline Event Center

JUN18

Easy At-Home Fitness Demonstrations Live | Lunch & Learn

Enjoy a no-cost lunchtime learning session hosted by a cancer center that highlights straightforward ways to stay active at home. Physician assistant Darren Pelio, PA-C offers guidance while members of the National Physique Committee provide live demonstrations of safe, easy movements suited to every fitness level, from newcomers to those already active. Expect practical tips and simple routines you can use daily to build strength, improve mobility, and support overall wellness. This program is open to anyone interested in movement-based strategies for better health. The event is free.

JUN19

TRIANA Live Acoustic at Soel Sistas

TRIANA brings a live acoustic set to a new spot in the heart of downtown. Settle in with soul food, homemade pastries, and refreshing beverages while enjoying familiar favorites performed live. Admission is free, and convenient parking is available near the venue.

JUN19

Anthony Rodia: Insanely Funny Tour

Anthony Rodia brings his Insanely Funny Tour with fast-paced stand-up rooted in real life. The Italian American comic delivers sharp, animated storytelling that pulls from family chaos, cultural quirks, and the comedy hidden in everyday situations. The set feels like swapping stories around the kitchen table with a hilarious friend, candid and unfiltered as ordinary moments turn into big laughs.

JUN22

Summer Nature Camp - Week #1

Week one of Beaver Brook Summer Nature Camp invites children to immerse themselves in nature through trail hikes, wildlife and habitat discovery, outdoor games, pond exploration, and creative projects using natural materials, plus campfire treats like s’mores. Running since 1964, these camps focus on hands-on experiences that build resilience and deepen connections with the outdoors. The program serves ages 5 to 14, with campers grouped by grade level. Advance registration is required, and BBA members receive a 10 percent discount. Multiple weeks are available.

JUN24

The SpongeBob Musical Auditions!

Auditions are open for a summer camp production of The SpongeBob Musical. The program culminates in a staged performance at the Amato Center. For questions, contact Amy Mackay at amymackay2@gmail.com.

JUN25

Abbie Griffin Park, 6 Baboosic Lake Road, Merrimack, NH 03054

Thursday Night Live - Featuring Tom Knight

The Merrimack Parks and Recreation Department presents a free weekly summer concert series on Thursday evenings at Abbie Griffin Park, featuring live music in a variety of styles. This installment spotlights Tom Knight, a musician, puppeteer, and multimedia artist from Western Massachusetts who has delighted children and families since 1988. His interactive musical puppet performances weave together catchy songs, colorful handmade characters, and classic storytelling. Over the years, he has brought thousands of lively shows to elementary schools, libraries, preschools, and festivals across the country. This family-friendly program is presented as a children’s concert, sponsored by the Friends of the Merrimack Public Library to celebrate the start of the summer reading season.

JUN29

Little Explorers Art and Adventure Camp 6/29-7/2

Young creators ages 3 to 6 can spend four days at Merrimack Parks and Recreation exploring art and simple fitness activities with Miss Jen. Each day features a fresh theme, including rainbows, bugs, nature, and Fourth of July fun. A snack is provided. The fee is $130 per participant. Children must be potty trained, otherwise a parent will be contacted for diaper changes. This is a drop off program.

JUN29

Summer Camps at Express It Art

Express It Art hosts summer camps with flexible enrollment. Choose a three day camp or register for individual days, with Saturday options available. You can select the specific days or weeks that work best for your schedule.

Express It Art

JUL2

Abbie Griffin Park, 6 Baboosic Lake Road, Merrimack, NH 03054

Thursday Night Live - Featuring Studio Two

Part of Merrimack Parks & Recreation’s free weekly summer concert series at Abbie Griffin Park, this event features Studio Two, a Beatles tribute that spotlights the band’s early years before Sgt. Pepper. Returning due to popular demand, the group includes Berklee College of Music alumni and devoted Beatles fans who first came together in Milford, New Hampshire. Their set celebrates the songs and spirit that fueled Beatlemania and aims to keep the music and fan culture of that era alive. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs and dinner and relax with live music in the park.

JUL4

Merrimack Sparkler 5K Run/Walk

Now in its 29th year, the Merrimack Sparkler 5K Run/Walk brings the community together in support of student athletes. Organized by the Merrimack Road Runners Booster Club, an all-volunteer group that champions running at both the Middle School and High School, the event is the club’s biggest fundraiser. Proceeds directly benefit Merrimack cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track and field programs, and community backing helps fund scholarships for graduating seniors. The course starts and finishes on the Merrimack High School track, continuing the format used since 2021.

Merrimack High School

JUL4

Downtown Nashua, Nashua, New Hampshire

Nashua Bubbleicious Bubble Run

In Downtown Nashua, Nashua, New Hampshire, this bubble-themed 5K turns a run into a playful celebration of fun. Participants travel a lively course with an emphasis on smiles, laughter, and a carefree spirit. The experience is all about rediscovering a youthful sense of wonder with every step.

JUL9

Abbie Griffin Park, 6 Baboosic Lake Road, Merrimack, NH 03054

Thursday Night Live - Featuring The Band From U.N.C.L.E

Merrimack Parks & Recreation Department presents a free Thursday Night Live performance at Abbie Griffin Park as part of its weekly Summer Concert Series. This event features The Band from U.N.C.L.E. performing 1950s and 1960s rock and roll, rhythm and blues, garage rock, and girl group soul. Attendees can bring family and friends, pack a picnic, and set up lawn chairs to relax and enjoy the music.

JUL11

The High Kings

A leading Irish folk group, The High Kings, returns with The Rocky Road Tour 2026, bringing their celebrated storytelling and heritage to the stage. Known worldwide as ambassadors of Irish culture, they have shared the enduring tradition of folk music with audiences across the globe, earning chart success and broad acclaim. This tour pairs time-honored roots with a contemporary spark, promising a lively showcase of Irish energy, culture, and musicality.

JUL11

HYROX Simulation

Primal Health & Fitness presents a HYROX race simulation in New Hampshire that mirrors an official event as closely as possible. Tackle the complete HYROX course on your own or team up for doubles, with divisions for Individual M/F and Doubles FF, MM, or MF. Entry includes the full HYROX experience, a competitive atmosphere, and dedicated judging that captures precise start and finish times for every run and station, along with your overall total. Expect an upbeat environment with music, adrenaline, and plenty of encouragement for first timers and seasoned competitors. Waves go in the order of solo followed by doubles, with assigned wave times provided in advance. Athlete check-in comes first, then waves roll out at steady intervals through the finish, and results are recorded on a leaderboard once you complete the course. Running portions take place outdoors and the simulation is held rain or shine. All ticket sales are final with no refunds. Registration is available for both individual and doubles entries.

JUL13

Beaver Brook Summer Nature Camp – Week #3

Week 3 of Beaver Brook Summer Nature Camp centers on outdoor exploration and hands-on fun. Operating since 1964, the camp helps children build resilience and a lasting connection to nature through activities like hiking wooded trails, spotting wildlife and learning about habitats, outdoor games, pond exploration, and making crafts with natural materials. Campfire s’mores add a classic touch to the experience. The program serves ages 5 to 14, with campers grouped by the grade they will enter in Fall 2026. BBA members receive a 10 percent discount. Registration in advance is required. This session is one of seven offered in 2026.

JUL17