The Manchester Board of Directors approved a proclamation September 15 – October 15, 2020 as HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH in Manchester.

The Town of Manchester Water Department is continuing its call for water conservation from all citizens, businesses, institutions, and users of the potable water supply because the levels of the Town’s reservoirs are still below 70 percent (62.2%) of capacity due to the lack of precipitation.

The CT DPH recommends that everyone planning to participate in Halloween activities this year review the guidance recently issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The Spruce Street Market is a local favorite for farm-fresh fruits, vegetables and a variety of prepared food from small businesses. The seasonal market is run by the Town of Manchester during the summer months of July through August 19th, open every Wednesday from 4:30-7:30 PM rain or shine. This past season was one of the most successful in the market’s history, drawing a greater crowd of both local community members and visitors from nearby towns.

In preparation for the General Election scheduled on November 3rd, the Town of Manchester Town Clerk’s Office and Registrar of Voters Office are working to provide the Manchester community with the latest information on voting registration, security, and processes to ensure all eligible voters who wish to vote this year are able to do so safely and securely.

The Town of Manchester Department of Leisure, Family, and Recreation honors and celebrates Hispanic history and culture with National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 – October 15.

It has been 6 long months since we last had visitors to our fitness center at the Community Y. Months without weights clanging, months without treadmills whirling, months without seeing the faces of familiar fitness buffs and months without welcoming new members. Well, that is all over. Continue Reading!

The Manchester Historical Society announces free online access to over 100 years of Manchester Heralds for the public to use. Explore the archives!

Covid-19 may have scuttled plans for Cruisin’ on Main Street’s 20th Anniversary in August but organizers work to keep the spirit of Cruisin’ alive with a new digital program.

Fall is approaching rapidly. It’s no surprise the cooler mornings and nights signify the seasonal change. The fall is a particularly special time in Manchester due to the highly anticipated Thanksgiving day road race held every year. Read More!