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Winter is the perfect time to pick up a new hobby, and Concord has so many opportunities to learn new skills and build community around your passions. This winter I have been obsessed with knitting, and found some great places in the city to build my skills and connect with other hobbyists. Read on for my tips on learning fiber arts in Concord, NH.

Making soups has always been one of my most enjoyable jobs as a chef. From my days in fine dining and working at various hotels in Boston I always looked forward to “stirring the pot.” Whether replicating well-known soups with my own creative spin, or coming up with my own new recipes, making soup is just something I can never see myself getting burned out on.

Nestled in the heart of downtown Concord, New Hampshire, Go Native Gallery is a treasure trove of art and craftsmanship. Whether you're looking to add a statement piece to your home or simply want to experience the joy of art, this gallery has something special to offer.

New Hampshire’s capital city keeps the fun going all winter long! In January 2025, two signature events will capture visitors and residents alike—contrasting the icy cold winter season with warm and exotic plants and flowers.

New Hampshire features four beautiful seasons with unique weather and outdoor activities to match. Many visitors crave the New England winter—hitting some of the state’s biggest ski slopes. But in between visits to the bustling mountains, it’s nice to squeeze in outdoor activities closer to the hub of the state—Concord, NH. This unique capital city boasts more than 7,200 acres of conservation land so there’s plenty of quiet spots to take in the serene beauty of a New Hampshire winter. Here’s a guide to some of the best winter activities in the area.

The holidays are here, and Concord, NH is brimming with events to bring joy to every member of the family. Whether you’re looking for kid-friendly activities, dazzling light displays, or a night out with friends, the city has you covered. Check out some of our favorite upcoming events.

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The Cultural

Capital

In these times, Concord is just the right size to visit, explore and live. Something great is going on in Concord, NH. This state capital is the cultural center of the Granite State. After a $14 million dollar redo of its historic Main Street (Click for our new walking tour), the city has a host of new eateries, cultural venues and shops. Downtown also boasts a boutique movie theater, designer hotel, three performing arts centers, music school, art school and a public theater. And, within a few miles of the Statehouse are trails, rivers, lakes and farms.

Concord is a small city with some big city offerings, not unlike Boston’s Newbury Street with a variety of art-inspired stores, galleries and unique shops with rare finds.

When you are ready, we will be here to welcome you.

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Creative Concord

Events

City of Concord

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The Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord, is one of the finest arts centers in the state, and regularly hosts epic, must-see performances. The McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center will satisfy the curiosity of any budding astronomer. While you’re here, be sure to take a tour of the historic State House. Concord is a New England City with lots of art, culture, history and things to do. It is 1 hour from Boston, and 30 minutes from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. It has hotels, dining + culture and the arts – all the makings of a real destination.

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Quality of Life

Shopping in Downtown Concord

"Concord's Main Street really is New Hampshire's Main Street"

— U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen

The Capital Region offers you enough things to do and see that you could easily spend a lifetime here. Antiques, skiing, hiking, wildlife, covered bridges, canoeing, art galleries, bookstores, museums, historic sites, walking tours, presidential history, farms, orchards, birding, golf, country fairs, community suppers, youth activities and four beautiful seasons are part of the many features that enhance the quality of life in the area. Main Street is an active hub of community activities, commerce, politics and entertainment. One of the anchors to New Hampshire's revitalized downtown is a State House crowned by a gleaming gold, eagle-topped dome which can't be missed by motorists passing through on I-93.