Town Updates

The Department of Leisure, Family and Recreation is partnering with CT Murals to support sponsored artist, Ben Keller’s vision for a Martin Luther King Jr. tribute mural, “Birthing of a Legacy.” The mural will be installed this weekend on the exterior wall of the Mahoney Recreation Center off Cedar Street in Manchester Connecticut.

Hartford Road between Case Drive and Bidwell Street has reopened to traffic after having been closed since April 27th to replace the bridge over Hop Brook.

On December 19th the Department of Leisure, Family and Recreation held our first annual Holiday in the Park event at Northwest Park. Santa Clause and a few of his friends took time out of their busy schedule to stop at the park to spread some holiday spirit.

During this 2-day virtual conference on Equity, attendees will benefit from and contribute to learning opportunities, thoughtful conversations and interactive activities related to areas of Equity from policy and politics, education and advocacy, art and commerce, health and habitat and more.

The Town of Manchester is pleased to announce the hiring of Dr. Amy Beaulieu as the Health Department’s new Health Equity Coordinator.

This year, the Town and Downtown Special Services District implemented a number of changes in Manchester’s downtown central business district, both long-planned and in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

As a result of the rise in COVID cases, the Department of Leisure, Family and Recreation has made the decision to cancel in person programs and close facilities through February 19, 2021.

Manchester Fire Chief David C. Billings has announced his intention to retire as the leader of Manchester Fire-Rescue-EMS (MFRE) in early 2021 after serving the Manchester community for over 30 years.

Find the Department of Leisure, Family and Recreation 2021 Program and Event Guide here!

A message to the #ManchesterCT community about staying safe this Thanksgiving holiday. Read More!