Bear Brook State Park

This year’s NH Peace Action C4 Annual Meeting will be full of opportunities to connect, learn, plan and have fun!&nbsp; We will introduce ourselves, tell you about our work and hear your thoughts, have a potluck luncheon, meet our endorsed pro-peace candidates running in New Hampshire, Karishma Manzur for Senate and Rep. Paige Beauchemin for CD1, learn more about bird-dogging, and be led in songs of resistance.&nbsp; You can also meet the Board, our new Membership and Resource Coordinator Rachel Kerstein and our Summer Intern Remi Jacques!&nbsp; We hope to see you there!
Singing for Troubled Times with Bob Moore: We’ll learn resistance songs and songs of hope to boost our spirits and remind ourselves we are not alone and we can build a better world together. Lyrics will be provided for the songs and contemporary chants. Bob Moore works in social justice as a committee chairperson at the Exeter UU Church. He also volunteers with peace groups and is trained as a NH Peacekeeper through NHPA. Lately he has been a volunteer song leader bringing songs of resistance to communities with a vision of peace and nonviolence.

Local Event: 2026 NH Peace Action Annual Meeting

Merrimack County

Concord

New Hampshire

2026 NH Peace Action Annual Meeting

This year’s NH Peace Action C4 Annual Meeting will be full of opportunities to connect, learn, plan and have fun!  We will...

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Puerto Rico has long been used as a training base and launching point for U.S. military operations. This legacy has left behind contaminated land, polluted groundwater, and serious multigenerational public health impacts. Through decades of activism and grassroots organizing, residents achieved major victories, including successfully driving the U.S. Navy out of Vieques. Today, however, we are seeing renewed militarization there under the Trump Administration. Carlos Cardona will share his personal perspective while discussing the current challenges, ongoing resistance movements, and the broader impact on Puerto Rican communities.
Puerto Rico has long been used as a training base and launching point for U.S. military operations. This legacy has left behind contaminated land, polluted groundwater, and serious multigenerational public health impacts. Through decades of activism and grassroots organizing, residents achieved major victories, including successfully driving the U.S. Navy out of Vieques. Today, however, we are seeing renewed militarization there under the Trump Administration. Carlos Cardona will share his personal perspective while discussing the current challenges, ongoing resistance movements, and the broader impact on Puerto Rican communities.

Local Event: Peace & Justice Conversations: US Militarism in Puerto Rico

Peace & Justice Conversations: US Militarism in...

Puerto Rico has long been used as a training base and launching point for U.S. military operations. This legacy has left behind...

Peace & Justice Conversations: US Militarism in Puerto Rico

Community Church of Durham

Renowned Palestinian activist Iyad Burnat shares the latest from the occupied West Bank, including community responses to escalating settler violence and expanding illegal settlements. Iyad Burnat was born and raised in the Palestinian village of Bil’in in the West Bank. He leads the Bil’in Popular Committee against the Wall, which since 2005 has mounted weekly nonviolent direct action against apartheid. He is also head of Friends of Freedom and Justice in Bil’in, a pro-Palestinian organization with the stated aims of building a “wide network of people from all over the globe who support Freedom and Justice for all.”
Iyad’s brother Emad Burnat made the award-winning documentary “5 Broken Cameras,” which screens July 5, 2026, at 11:15 am at the Community Church.
The Community Church of Durham is an Apartheid-Free congregation of the United Church of Christ.&nbsp; Cosponsored by NH Peace Action Education Fund, &amp; Veterans for Peace.&nbsp; Free and open to all.

Local Event: Updates from the West Bank with Iyad Burnat

Updates from the West Bank with Iyad Burnat

Renowned Palestinian activist Iyad Burnat shares the latest from the occupied West Bank, including community responses to...

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Tony Schinella

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Hillsborough County

Manchester-Nashua, NH MSA

Manchester

Bedford

Amherst

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Londonderry

Merrimack

Milford

Windham

Nashua

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Concord's annual Fourth of July Fireworks display will be held on the evening of Saturday, July 4, 2026. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. with food vendors and music. Nevers Band will be playing at 7:45 p.m. Fireworks will be at approximately 9:20 p.m. (dusk). The rain date is Sunday, July 5.
To accommodate this event, several traffic pattern modifications will occur, beginning at 3:30 p.m. on July 4:
<ul><li>South Fruit Street will be limited to one-way traffic in a northerly direction, from Clinton Street to Pleasant Street.</li><li>Redington Road will be one-way in an easterly direction, from Tuttle Street to South Fruit Street.</li><li>Minot Street will be one-way in a northerly direction from Pleasant Street to School Street.</li></ul>
There will be several other minor traffic pattern modifications in the area and on the grounds of the New Hampshire Hospital as well.
At the conclusion of the fireworks display, vehicles that have parked on the State Hospital grounds will be directed to exit easterly through the campus and onto Pleasant Street. Motorists attending the fireworks are asked to observe all posted traffic signs and parking restrictions in the area. Parking in the Memorial Field Parking Lot will be restricted to handicapped parking only.
In order to minimize congestion, motorists not attending the fireworks are encouraged to use alternate routes during this period. Main parking lot for handicapped parking.

Local Event: Fourth of July Celebration In Concord

Fourth of July Celebration In Concord

Concord's annual Fourth of July Fireworks display will be held on the evening of Saturday, July 4, 2026. Festivities begin at 6...

DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown

Psychic Medium John Edward – LIVE in Manchester, NH Thursday, July 16, 2026 | 7:00 PMDoubletree by Hilton Manchester DowntownExperience a night of real connections, powerful validations, and messages from the other side.Join world-renowned psychic medium John Edward — star of Crossing Over and NYT bestselling author — for an evening that may change the way you see life... and what comes after.What to Expect: Interactive Q&amp;A with the audience Messages from loved ones who have crossed over — even pets. A truly personal and healing experience.VIP or Regular Admission – You Choose!Regular Admission: Entry to the 2-hour live event General admission seating Doors open at 6:00 PMVIP Experience (all the regular admission benefits plus:) Early entry at 5:30 PM First selection of seats Exclusive post-event Q&amp;A with John FREE 1-month Evolve+ app subscription BONUS virtual event — a second online experience with readings, Q&amp;A &amp; more! (It’s like getting 2 events for the price of 1!)Whether you're seeking connection, closure, curious about the afterlife, or simply want to experience something unforgettable — this is your moment.Tickets are limited and events sell out — don’t wait!

Local Event: Crossing Over with Psychic Medium John Edward live in Manchester!

Crossing Over with Psychic Medium John Edward...

Psychic Medium John Edward – LIVE in Manchester, NH Thursday, July 16, 2026 | 7:00 PMDoubletree by Hilton Manchester...

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