The odd, the fun and the unexpected in Concord, NH
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The lakes region in NH is a wonderful vacation spot that features plenty of outdoor activities, great shopping and fine dining.
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Concord is more than just the capital of New Hampshire ( a state regularly voted as the top place to live in the US)- it is a unique city. Unlike many other cities in Northern New England, it is not an old mill town, or a once-bustling port. Concord is a city built on politics, culture, the arts as well as transportation.
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Looking for a smaller city? One full of life and culture - but close to open fields, hiking trails, and streams? Not too far from skiing or parks, but with a great hospital and good schools?
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Here are a few things you can do today to support the creative economy in Concord right now!
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Concord, NH, was once a mighty rail town, with a charming station, huge rail yard, and acres of buildings for the repair and refit of railcars. At its height, rail service was provided by the Boston & Maine Railroad. Concord was a busy station with as many as 32 passenger trains a day. Hundred of jobs, and dozens of businesses all depended on the rail hub.
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Getting ready to move to Concord? Interested in New Hampshire moving services? Not sure what to expect from the process of moving to “the Granite State?” In this guide, we’ll take you through everything you need to know about moving to Concord, New Hampshire.
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There is nothing like a good book! And, we are so lucky to have a great local bookstore right here in Concord on Main Street. So if you are looking for a good local read, here are a few ideas- and please tell us your favorites.
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Some times we are stuck at home, dreaming of a trip. Here are a few online ways to explore from home.
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Here are a few things you can do today to support the creative economy in Concord
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Networking is beneficial to your business in so many ways – especially if you’re a freelancer, entrepreneur, or a one-person show. You’ll get to meet people to help your business out and establish crucial connections to boost your business when you need it.
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Come visit the friendly downtown of Concord, New Hampshire! Whether you come to be a part of our gleaming arts community, the local food movement, or the plethora of outdoor recreation sites, you’ll be sure to find plenty to do in our Capital City. With a wide range of events hosted year-round, Concord is a lively New England city full of fun-filled opportunities.
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Concord, New Hampshire’s “Creative Capital,” is about to launch a new creative asset for people who love to make things. Making Matters, the latest maker space facility in New Hampshire, is opening in the former Beede Electric Building just south of Penacook Village Center.
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Think there's nothing to do on a wintery Saturday? Think again!
There's plenty to do in Franklin. Less than 30 minutes from Concord!
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These days, Concord looks a little different than it did when I was growing up. Though most of the buildings in Concord went up in the second half of the 19th century (right after the railroad came to town), it’s recently seen a renaissance. In 2014, the City Council approved a 10 million dollar revamp of the historic downtown. As a result, Main Street boasts wider sidewalks, new lighting, public art, and gathering places.
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here’s an early holiday shopping tip: Come to Concord, NH. Take advantage of tax free New Hampshire - but also the most vibrant shopping region in the state where you can find unique and one of a kind gifts that will celebrate relationships and not consumerism. We found a few off-the beaten path shops that will make the holiday season sparkle!
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Today there are more than a dozen burial grounds in the city. The Old North Cemetery on North State Street in Concord, sits near what had been the original town center, and is the city's oldest burial ground.
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The Granite State isn’t just about outdoor adventures. Among soaring peaks, green forests and numerous lakes, there are many historic treasures to be discovered. From the state’s natural wealth to vintage telephones to Native American heritage and more, New Hampshire has lots of small museums to entertain your cultural and natural exploration.
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Small villages and historic centers are part of the New Hampshire lore – and are a unique slice of the NH landscape. There are several historic centers and towns just a short drive from Concord, and one right in the city itself.
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In 1734, the town was incorporated as Rumford. But, it took the name Concord in 1765 under Governor Benning Wentworth following the end of a very unpleasant boundary fight between Rumford and the new town of Bow. The new name, Concord, was meant to show the new “concord,” or harmony, between the two towns
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