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Holiday Events in New Hampshire: Music, Crafts, and More
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New Hampshire communities are gearing up for a festive holiday season with a variety of events, from musical performances to craft workshops. This weekend and into next week, towns across the state are hosting special gatherings, offering something for everyone. Earlier this week, events such as a thrift shop in Nashua, a yoga session in Merrimack, and a Homeless Persons Memorial Vigil in Concord kicked off the season. Looking ahead, Friday will feature photos with Santa in Merrimack and a Menorah Lighting in Derry. Craftworkshops for holiday simmer pot kits and knit snowmen are also available. The weekend will bring more options, including a Craftworkers’ Guild Holiday Shop in Bedford, a Yule Festival and Artisans Fair in Nashua, and music performances in Milford and Manchester. As Christmas Eve approaches, churches are planning special services, and exciting concerts are already on the calendar for the new year.
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