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New Hampshire hosts 40 events this week

From a $99 coding camp for children to a tribute to local musician Connie Converse, the Granite State offers a packed schedule for early November.

By Joao Menon ·

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New Hampshire residents have a dense calendar of community activities scheduled for the week of November 1, 2026. The slate includes educational programs for children, musical performances, craft fairs, and historical presentations across the state. These events provide options for various interests, ranging from digital literacy to holiday preparations.

The week begins with a focus on youth engagement. The Seacoast ArtSpot in Portsmouth hosts a voting day camp for children aged six and older. The camp costs $99 and is scheduled for Tuesday. On the same day, the Concord Public Library hosts a mini dino dig. The Nashua Public Library offers a first Tuesdays open mic poetry session featuring a special guest poet.

Educational and practical workshops are also available. At the Nashua Public Library, a babysitting basics class is listed for the week. In Concord, GoodLife Programs and Activities offers a felted soap workshop on Tuesday and a beginner crochet scarf class on Wednesday. The library system in Concord also hosts a preschool storytime on Wednesday. A web Wednesday event is scheduled at the Heights Branch Library in Concord.

Community and social gatherings take place in several towns. The Salvation Army in Manchester opens signups for Christmas assistance on Tuesday. The Nashua Garden Club presents a program on begonias at the First Baptist Church in Nashua on Wednesday. In Merrimack, the Merrimack Friends and Families group hosts a new member coffee at Buckleys Bakery and Cafe on Wednesday.

Music and arts events fill the later part of the week. The Concord City Auditorium hosts a presentation titled Connie Converse: Concord's Cassandra on Wednesday. In Exeter, a downtown exploration event encourages residents to shop and dine on Thursday. The Marion Gerrish Community Center and Thrift Shop in Derry hosts Christmas caroling in November on Thursday. At Jimmy's Jazz and Blues Club in Portsmouth, Greg Piccolo and Heavy Juice perform on Thursday.

Concord offers several Thursday activities. The Concord Community Music School hosts a Bach's Lunch Series featuring South Asian music. Gnomies in Concord offers a build your own gingerbread house workshop with Chef Riedl. The Penacook Library and Activity Center hosts a drop-in crafternoon. Sal's Pizza in Concord hosts a pages and pizza event. The Canvas Roadshow in Bedford holds a trio panel workshop on Thursday.

Several major events are scheduled for the following week. The Field and Flower event takes place at the High Standard Stable in Portsmouth on November 6. A winter coat drive for the Salvation Army is held at the Goedecke Paint, Flooring and Design Center in Bedford on November 7. The Capital City Holiday Craft and Artisan Show is scheduled for November 7 at Capital City Sports and Fitness in Concord.

Additional upcoming events include the White Rock Craft Fair in Bow on November 7 and an open house and story walk at the Nashua Historical Society on the same day. The YellowHouse Blues Band presents the First Ladies of the Blues at the BNH Stage in Concord on November 7. The Fall Festival Annual Craft and Vendor Fair is held at American Legion Post 313 in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, on November 8.

Further dates include a volunteer opportunity at the Vic Geary Community Center in Plaistow on November 9. Windham Trivia Night is scheduled for November 12 at the Castleton Banquet and Conference Center. An AI reality check presentation is set for November 14 at the Wilmot Public Library. The 251st Marine Corps Ball is also scheduled for November 14 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown.

The Seacoast Artisans 27th Annual Holiday Fine Arts and Craft Show is planned for November 14 at Great Bay Community College in Portsmouth. A Christmas craft fair is scheduled for November 14 at St. Elizabeth Seton in Bedford. A winter craft fair will take place at Congregation Ahavas Achim in Newburyport, Massachusetts, on November 15. An AI workshop costs $49 and is scheduled for November 21 at C1M Academy in Amherst. The St. Patrick Church Fair is also set for November 21 in Milford.

Source: Patch Doylestown

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