Free events in Nashua, NH

Friday nights revolve around Commander, with weekly meetups that bring a friendly, inclusive community and lots of chances to sit down for games as the evening goes on. The atmosphere suits casual play, trying out new builds, or simply enjoying Magic alongside other fans. Participation is free, and players of any experience level are welcome.

A free, weekly Pokemon League at the Relentless Dragon welcomes kids of all ages and adults to share their enthusiasm for the Pokemon Trading Card Game. Players can play, trade, socialize, or learn how to play during League sessions. Promotional prize packs are awarded for participation. Some sessions are supplemented by special events, including Prerelease events, League Cups, and League Challenges.

The Nashua Farmers Market has relocated to the Nashua Riverwalk, spanning the route from Bicentennial Park to the Pavilion Stage in Renaissance Park. This weekly open air marketplace features area farmers, artisans, and food makers offering seasonal produce, baked goods, flowers, and handcrafted items. It provides a way to support local growers and small businesses, and each week brings a changing lineup of live music and food trucks.

Give your feet the care they deserve with a complimentary personalized fitting and test walk at The Good Feet Store. For more than 30 years, this team has helped millions move with greater comfort, beginning right in the communities they serve. Staffed by local specialists, the store offers tailored support for the everyday demands of life, whether time is spent on the job, at home, or constantly on the go. People who stand for long stretches, including nurses, retail associates, warehouse staff, and teachers, regularly seek relief here, and many notice meaningful changes within minutes during the test walk. Each visit includes a personal foot check, one-on-one fitting, the opportunity to try solutions before purchasing, and ongoing follow-up from a Good Feet Store specialist. The focus is on alignment and biomechanics to support better movement from the feet upward, aiming to help not only the feet, but also the knees, hips, and back.