Picker Artists LLC

The Nashua International Sculpture Symposium is an annual community event by the Nashua Sculpture Project, designed to elevate the awareness and appreciation of public art in Nashua. Through its unique format, the Symposium allows Nashua residents and visitors the dynamic opportunity to engage directly with guest sculptors from around the world and experience ‘art in the making’. Nashua has the distinction of being the only city in the U.S. which hosts an annual international sculpture symposium. This collaborative, three-week public event celebrates cultural exchange and diversity through creation and sharing. Curiosity and understanding are nurtured via the day-to-day interactions with our visiting artists. 
Since 2008, guest artists from around the world have created 56 different sculptures which are permanently installed throughout the city. These large, stone or metal outdoor sculptures stand in a variety of public spaces including downtown Nashua, schools, parks, neighborhoods, walking trails, and riverfront paths. They incorporate Art as Everyday Living, enhancing the quality of life for New Hampshire citizens daily, and actively contribute to Nashua’s identity as a vibrant arts community. 
Exploring this year’s theme “Gathering Momentum”, our sculptors are Pauline Berger, Germany; Margot Lasalle, France; Anna Multone, Italy; and Sean Williams, US. After working for three weeks in the public eye, these artists will gift their sculptures to the Nashua Sculpture Project to become part of its permanent collection. These new pieces will be celebrated at the Closing event on June 6, 2026. To better inform this year’s theme, the Symposium is intentionally highlighting community connections with children and youth, seeking partnership with interested schools and organizations. 
There are many opportunities for individuals and families to get involved in a meaningful way and to become part of this legacy of sculpture in Nashua. Visit the Picker Artists’ Studios and attend both the Opening Celebration on May 14 at 5:30 PM and the Closing Celebration on June 6 at 1:00 PM, visit the sculptors as they work from May 18 to June 3. Sign up to bring a meal on the website, or volunteer for a more personalized experience. As a non-profit organization, the Nashua Sculpture Project and the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium also seeks like-minded sponsors and donors who want to invest in the cultural, social, and economic value to our community enlivened through public art. 

View all of Nashua’s permanent sculpture installation locations online. Tours of the sculptures are provided upon request. 
 

 For more information: NashuaSculptureSymposium.org

Local Event: Nashua International Sculpture Symposium 

Hillsborough County

Nashua

New Hampshire

Nashua International Sculpture Symposium 

The Nashua International Sculpture Symposium is an annual community event by the Nashua Sculpture Project, designed to elevate...

The Nashua International Sculpture Symposium is an annual community event by the Nashua Sculpture Project, designed to elevate the awareness and appreciation of public art in Nashua. Through its unique format, the Symposium allows Nashua residents and visitors the dynamic opportunity to engage directly with guest sculptors from around the world and experience ‘art in the making’. Nashua has the distinction of being the only city in the U.S. which hosts an annual international sculpture symposium. This collaborative, three-week public event celebrates cultural exchange and diversity through creation and sharing. Curiosity and understanding are nurtured via the day-to-day interactions with our visiting artists. 
Since 2008, guest artists from around the world have created 56 different sculptures which are permanently installed throughout the city. These large, stone or metal outdoor sculptures stand in a variety of public spaces including downtown Nashua, schools, parks, neighborhoods, walking trails, and riverfront paths. They incorporate Art as Everyday Living, enhancing the quality of life for New Hampshire citizens daily, and actively contribute to Nashua’s identity as a vibrant arts community. 
Exploring this year’s theme “Gathering Momentum”, our sculptors are Pauline Berger, Germany; Margot Lasalle, France; Anna Multone, Italy; and Sean Williams, US. After working for three weeks in the public eye, these artists will gift their sculptures to the Nashua Sculpture Project to become part of its permanent collection. These new pieces will be celebrated at the Closing event on June 6, 2026. To better inform this year’s theme, the Symposium is intentionally highlighting community connections with children and youth, seeking partnership with interested schools and organizations. 
There are many opportunities for individuals and families to get involved in a meaningful way and to become part of this legacy of sculpture in Nashua. Visit the Picker Artists’ Studios and attend both the Opening Celebration on May 14 at 5:30 PM and the Closing Celebration on June 6 at 1:00 PM, visit the sculptors as they work from May 18 to June 3. Sign up to bring a meal on the website, or volunteer for a more personalized experience. As a non-profit organization, the Nashua Sculpture Project and the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium also seeks like-minded sponsors and donors who want to invest in the cultural, social, and economic value to our community enlivened through public art. 

View all of Nashua’s permanent sculpture installation locations online. Tours of the sculptures are provided upon request.

Local Event: 19th Annual Nashua International Sculpture Symposium

19th Annual Nashua International Sculpture...

19th Annual Nashua International Sculpture Symposium

Nina Stylianos

Tony Schinella

Boston Metropolitan Area

Merrimack

Amherst

Milford

Rockingham County

Londonderry

Windham

Middlesex County

Westford

Massachusetts

Chelmsford

Bedford

Salem

Chris Rhatigan 

Tewksbury

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...

Stop in to view this beautiful home with a view of the river!&nbsp; Saturday 5/16&nbsp; 10-12 and Sunday 5/17 11-1

Local Event: Open House!

Merrimack County

Concord

Open House!

Stop in to view this beautiful home with a view of the river!  Saturday 5/16  10-12 and Sunday 5/17 11-1

Alvirne High School

Drive by — Drop-off Outside. No need to get out of the car. We unload


Parking Lot - 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
ANYTHING&nbsp; ELECTRONIC! All of it!
Unused business or household electronics — Working or Non-working — items or parts
	Computers, Laptops, Projectors, Fax machines,			Copiers, Printers, Servers, Vacuums &nbsp; - $20 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

			Televisions under 27", Monitors, Flat Screens under 27”, Dehumidifiers, Microwaves. &nbsp;-$25

			Tube TVs, TVs if 27” and over; Air Conditioners &nbsp; &nbsp; - $35
Radios, Stereos, CD/DVD/BlueRay, Modems, Cameras, Electric Typewriters,			Cell Phones, Tablets or iPads &nbsp; - $10 &nbsp;&nbsp;



			Telephones, Smartboards, Cables,&nbsp; Hard-Drives (if pre-removed from computers), 			Handheld Video Games, Speakers, Calculators, Answering Machines. - $ 5



			TV or Stereo Wood Consoles &amp; Projection TVs &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- $50
Residents of All New Hampshire, Mass, or Maine Communities Welcome
Cash, Zelle, checks payable to: “HUDSON-LITCHFIELD Rotary Club”
Proceeds support: College and Vocational Scholarships; Local Service Needs; Housing, and Food Pantry Agencies; as well as Other Community Service Projects


Guaranteed:- Components disassembled and RECYCLED, not ending up in landfills. 

All data destruction/protection ensured
603-882-5289 or visit our Facebook page or website <a href="https://portal.clubrunner.ca/2931" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">portal.clubrunner.ca/2931</a> for more details

Local Event: Rotary Electronics Recycling Fundraiser

Rotary Electronics Recycling Fundraiser

Drive by — Drop-off Outside. No need to get out of the car. We unload


Parking Lot - 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
ANYTHING  ELECTRONIC!...

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...

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