Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce

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Tony Schinella

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Chris Rhatigan 

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C1M Photography, LLC

📸 Your camera. Your story. Your moment. You see the shot. You take the shot. They don't match. Your camera is not broken. Just... not cooperating. You've put in the time. You've tried to figure it out on your own. And you're still guessing every time you press the shutter. Photography shouldn't be this hard. In-person. Hands-on. Real questions. Real answers. Join us for a free Introduction to Digital Photography class on May 9, 10 to noon Amherst, NH. Save your seat: <a href="https://www.c1mpa.com/idp" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.c1mpa.com/idp</a>

Local Event: FREE Introduction to Digital Photography class

FREE Introduction to Digital Photography class

📸 Your camera. Your story. Your moment. You see the shot. You take the shot. They don't match. Your camera is not broken....

The Craftworkers’ Guild Spring&nbsp;Shop Celebrating 100 Years of&nbsp;Craftsmanship, Community and Creativity
The Craftworkers’ Guild is proud to continue the celebration of our 100th anniversary year with the Spring Shop. The shop will be open 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Thursdays to Sundays from April 30th through May 24th. Our shop is located at the historic Kendall House, 3A Meetinghouse Road in Bedford, behind the Bedford Library.
Now in our centennial year, the Guild continues to honor a century-long commitment to excellence in fine craftsmanship. This year’s Spring Shop features the work of over 40 local Guild member artisans and craftspeople, showcasing a rich variety of handmade goods — from timeless New England traditions to fresh, modern designs.
“Reaching this 100-year milestone fills us with gratitude for the generations of crafters who shaped our Guild, and it inspires is to share a collection that honors that legacy while embracing new creative directions,” says Carol Davis, President of the Craftworkers’ Guild. “Each shop brings its own burst of imagination, and this year’s shop carries a special weight as we celebrate a century of handcrafted artistry.”
Shoppers will find a curated selection of locally made, juried crafts, with something for everyone — from Mother’s Day gifts to graduation and wedding presents — including seasonal décor, photography, fine art and prints, cards, woodworking, textiles, pottery, fiber arts, sewn and knitted items, soap and body care, gourmet goodies, candles, jewelry, glass, and more. Many items are one-of-a-kind, perfect for gifts or treating yourself.
Proceeds help support the Guild’s ongoing arts education initiatives in the community, continuing our mission to inspire creativity for the next generation of artists and makers.
Stay connected and get a sneak peek at featured items by visiting <a href="https://www.thecraftworkersguild.org," rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">thecraftworkersguild.org,</a> or follow us on Instagram (@craftworkersguild), Twitter/X (@craftworker), and Facebook.

Local Event: The Craftworkers’ Guild Spring Shop Opens This Week!

The Craftworkers’ Guild Spring Shop Opens This...

The Craftworkers’ Guild Spring Shop Celebrating 100 Years of Craftsmanship, Community and Creativity
The Craftworkers’ Guild is...

The Craftworkers’ Guild Spring Shop Opens This Week!

The Gathering Grounds

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and the upcoming Mother’s Day, we’re offering a local community experience designed to support women in taking time to recharge.
This Women’s Wellness Reset Day integrates evidence-informed mental health practices with holistic wellness experiences. Attendees can expect gentle movement, sound healing, time in nature at Andres Institute of Art, and a catered, nourishing lunch.
No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to pause, reset, and reconnect. This day is centered on stress management, restoring energy, and supporting overall well-being.
Use code WELLNESS for $15 off. Limited spots available.

Local Event: Wellness Reset: A Day For Women

Wellness Reset: A Day For Women

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and the upcoming Mother’s Day, we’re offering a local community experience designed...

Nashua Home Design Center

Thinking about adding an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) or an in-law apartment to your property? 
An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) or in-law apartment can mean a lot of things. A place for aging parents to live independently but close by. A landing pad for an adult child. A future rental. A flexible space that adapts as life does. Whatever's drawing you to the idea, the questions tend to be the same: Is it allowed where I live? How much will it cost? Where would it even go? And how do I make sure it actually works?
Join us in the showrooms of the <a href="https://www.nashuahomedesigncenter.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Nashua Home Design Center</a> for a relaxed, conversational morning with David Bryan, President &amp; CEO, and Gates Bryan, Design Specialist, of <a target="_blank" href="https://www.blackdogbuilders.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">Blackdog Design/Build/Remodel</a>. Between them, they've helped countless New Hampshire and Massachusetts families think through these exact decisions, and they'll share what works, what doesn't, and what to think about before you start.What We’ll Cover:
<ul><li>What an ADU actually is, and what your town will (and won't) allow, between location, access, size, and utilities</li><li>The design constraints worth knowing about early</li><li>How to make an ADU feel like a natural extension of your home, not an addition tacked on</li><li>The family side of the conversation: finances, life changes, and how today's design should anticipate tomorrow's needs</li><li>Permitting in southern New Hampshire, and how the rules vary town to town</li><li>What it really takes to generate rental income from an ADU</li><li>The factors that genuinely move the needle on construction costs</li><li>How to choose the right people to work with</li><li>Smart, practical kitchen and bath design for smaller footprints</li></ul>
Come with questions. Leave with clarity, and a much better sense of what's possible on your own property!
Space is limited to 20 guests, so we keep things small&nbsp;enough for real conversation.

Local Event: Room for What's Next: Designing & Building an ADU

Room for What's Next: Designing & Building an ADU

Thinking about adding an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) or an in-law apartment to your property? 
An accessory dwelling unit...

Free, family-friendly trout fishing derby hosted by Ted Arcidi on May 23, 2026 in Milford, NH, featuring stocked fishing, free food, and prizes. Open to all ages with no registration cost—catch up to five trout and compete for cash prizes, plus meet Ted Arcidi and enjoy a full day of community fun.

Local Event: Arcidi Fishing Derby

Arcidi Fishing Derby

Free, family-friendly trout fishing derby hosted by Ted Arcidi on May 23, 2026 in Milford, NH, featuring stocked fishing, free...

Get ready for an evening of high-energy fun, friendly competition, and unforgettable moments—all in support of a great cause! This year, we’re bringing the excitement of Las Vegas to Nashua with a vibrant, interactive casino experience.
With your ticket, you’ll receive “funny money” to try your luck at a variety of classic casino-style games—no risk, all fun! Whether you’re a seasoned player or a first-timer, our engaging dealers will guide you through each game, making it easy to jump in and enjoy the action.
Join us for a evening of entertainment and celebration as we raise money for the pets within our care. Visit our website for details and tickets. *Must be 21+ to attend*

Local Event: Diamonds in the Ruff Gala

Diamonds in the Ruff Gala

Get ready for an evening of high-energy fun, friendly competition, and unforgettable moments—all in support of a great cause!...

Nashua Historical Society

<h3>Nashua Historical Society Presents Declaring Independence: Then &amp; Now</h3>
<h4>A Powerful REV250 Live Performance of the Words That Helped Shape a Nation</h4>
Nashua Historical Society invites the public to experience a unique and thought-provoking live performance event this June as part of the nationwide commemoration of America’s 250th anniversary.
On Thursday, June 4, the Society will host two performances of Declaring Independence: Then &amp; Now at 5:00 PM and 7:00 PM at the Florence H. Speare Memorial Museum, 5 Abbott Street, Nashua, NH. This free public program brings the dramatic story of the Declaration of Independence to life through historic words, modern reflections, and the voices of the people who lived through extraordinary times.
In January 1776, New Hampshire became the first colony to adopt its own constitution — a bold act that helped pave the way for the Declaration of Independence just months later. Declaring Independence: Then &amp; Now explores that revolutionary moment through a compelling blend of primary source material, costumed readers, and contemporary commentary, revealing how citizens in New Hampshire and Massachusetts communities debated the risks, hopes, and meaning of independence.
Presented by actors in period dress, the performance combines historical storytelling with an annotated reading of the Declaration itself, inviting audiences to consider both the courage of 1776 and the enduring relevance of the nation’s founding ideals today.
The Nashua performances are part of a larger series of 15 community presentations taking place across the Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area during the spring and summer of 2026 in honor of the REV250 commemoration. “We are proud to bring this important program to Nashua,” says Paula Lochhead, the committee chairperson. “New Hampshire played a critical role in the movement toward independence, and this performance offers audiences a meaningful opportunity to connect with that history in a vivid and personal way.”
The Florence H. Speare Memorial Museum is fully accessible, air-conditioned, and comfortable for summer audiences. Admission is FREE and open to the public. Questions? 603-883-0015 
Declaring Independence: Then &amp; Now. Thursday, June 4, 2026. Speare Museum, 5 Abbott St., Nashua, NH 03064. 
 
Space is limited, and advance registration is required. Please sign up for one of two performances: 
5:00 PM Performance: 
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Celebrate REV250 with the Nashua Historical Society and discover how the voices of 1776 still speak to us today. #REV250#nashuahistory#Nashua#NHHistory

Local Event: Declaring Independence:  Then & Now  - Free Performance 

Declaring Independence:  Then & Now  - Free...

Nashua Historical Society Presents Declaring Independence: Then & Now
A Powerful REV250 Live Performance of the Words That...

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