As the adage goes, April showers bring May flowers… but this year it decided to bring even more rain. Even if the weather isn’t ideal, there is still so much to do in Concord to beat the gloom! Read on to check out some drier options you can take advantage of this Spring.
With two great venues downtown, The Capitol Center for the Arts regularly puts on spectacles with something for everyone. Patrons can watch a program at the original Cubb Theater or the nearby Bank of NH Stage, where more intimate events and shows take place.
If you’re a fan of movin’ and groovin’, check out events like the Swing Dance Night at the BNH stage, where you can get active without worrying about the weather.
For those interested in what lies beyond, the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center is your destination for all things out-of-this-world. Stop by to visit their many exhibits, or sit back and watch a show at their planetarium. Families with little ones can take advantage of the center’s child-friendly atmosphere and family programs and shows.
Grab a brewEven if the sun isn’t out, the sky is still lighter later – and the warmer nights are a great opportunity to experience Concord nightlife. Consider visiting Concord Craft Brewing Co. for a local specialty or flex your knowledge at 2025 Pinnacle Award Winner Feathered Friend during one of their Wednesday Trivia nights.
There’s so many ways to enjoy Concord without getting soaked, and even more exciting options for those fairer days. Stay dry and happy Spring!
Is this list missing something? There’s always new businesses, menu items and endless places to find great food in the Concord region. Email dclark@concordnhchamber.com to submit your suggestion for this blog!
Dillon Clark is the Creative Director at the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce. You can often catch him walking downtown, visiting Concord’s restaurants, buying a sweet treat, or petting a passing dog.
Visit Concord NH is an initiative of the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce. This website and accompanying social media profiles showcase the best of NH’s Capital Region to travelers, new residents and long-time fans of Concord. Learn more about the Chamber at concordnhchamber.com.
Is this list missing something? There’s always new businesses, menu items and endless places to find great food in the Concord region. Email dclark@concordnhchamber.com to submit your suggestion for this blog!
Kimball Jenkins school of Art is currently showing the Sylvia Brofos Student Exhibition, which is on view until June 12th. This exhibition features the students of Kimball Jenkins and honors Sylvia Brofos, a watercolor artist who taught at Kimball Jenkins from 2002 until her sudden passing in 2024.
In the summer months, New Hampshire’s temperate climate (July features an average temperature of 71) is an experience you simply won’t be able to get enough of. Check out these tips for getting the most out of your trip to Concord, NH in the summer by taking advantage of outdoor dining and music.
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