Town Updates

Spring has sprung! April will (hopefully) bring us the warm weather we’ve all been craving, and this month may also have you craving the delicious fruits and vegetables that are in season as well.

Reminder: March Coffee House is in the Evening

Vision loss is a significant challenge that affects many individuals in Manchester. According to recent data, in 2022, 50.18 million adults aged 18 and older in the US reported vision loss.

As we enter the last few weeks of the winter season, we are certainly all looking forward to warmer weather, beautiful blooming flowers and longer spans of daylight. As a reward for getting through the cold & gloomy winter days, we all deserve to give our homes a deep clean for the Spring to keep us motivated and organized.

Learn about the programs offered by the Departments of Leisure, Family and Recreation in February.

The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is a vital resource for Manchester, allowing the town to dedicate funding to projects and activities that directly benefit residents, particularly those from low- and moderate-income households. This program, which is administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), supports a variety of initiatives with the goal of improving housing, enhancing public facilities and infrastructure, and creating more opportunities for the community.

Mark your calendars for the Deep Brain Stimulation presentation!

We invite all those interested in Cultural Happenings in Manchester to the 1st Cultural District Quarterly Meeting which will be on Thursday, January 30th, at the Lutz Children’s Museum.

Join Us for Second Saturday: Self-Care & Wellness Day at WORK_SPACE! Celebrate Love, Self-Care, and Wellness during this enriching half-day event that coincides with the premiere of our annual Blank Canvas Art Show. Close to 100 artists artistic interpretation of LOVE will be on display.

Though this matter should be prevalent in the public eye year-round, February 3rd – 9th marks Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week. This observation draws attention to the millions of children suffering from mental health disorders and urges action to be taken for members of our society who are unable to do so alone.