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Ho! Ho! Ho! This is Santa Claus and I’m getting very excited for the wintery holiday season again.
November 1, 2021
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Nico Arias is a Recreation Supervisor with the Department of Leisure, Family and Recreation. He oversees management and execution of Better Manchester Magazine and Better Manchester Online as well as numerous other marketing and communication initiatives for the division and department. He enjoys hiking, camping and all things outdoors.
Fact #1: Can complete a rubix cube.
Fact #2: Loves PIZZA.
Ho! Ho! Ho! This is Santa Claus and I’m getting very excited for the wintery holiday season again.
An exhibit introducing the plan through stunning visuals accompanied by informational narratives held at Work_Space beginning Monday, October 25.
Northwest Park has weekly fall programs and events for Manchester Residents. Visit us at OurParks for find out more!
Celebrate the 12U Little League All-Stars District 8, Section 4 Champs with a ceremony on the evening of September 2nd at Northwest Park!
Find the 2021 Fall Program & Event Guide for the Town of Manchester Department of Leisure, Family and Recreation. Resident registration begins September 15.
The Recreation Division is pleased to unveil a new art gallery on the North-end of Manchester; the Tiny Gallery, open Wednesdays from 4:30-7:30 PM.
Organized by the non-profit ArtFüd, this family friendly, community event offers live music, a creative collection of artists/crafters/makers, local craft beer and cider, food vendors, interactive art, fun and games, make-n-take crafts and more!
Cruisin’ on Main Street is back! After a hiatus in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic Cruisin’ will return to Downtown Manchester on Sunday, August 1 ( rain dates August 8 and August 15 ) from 10am to 3pm.
Participate in the first Faerie Door Trail to be discovered along the trails of Northwest Park, Manchester CT. Individuals, families, and groups are invited to create a door and become a part of something special!
On Wednesday, June 2, 2021, under a sunny early evening sky, about 50 people including lots of local dignitaries gathered on the lawn in front of Buckley Elementary School for a groundbreaking ceremony signaling the start of an approximately $28 million renovation project that will make Buckley the first ‘net zero energy’ public school building in the state.
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