Town Updates

To celebrate Pride Month this June, join us at Northwest Park Pavilion for a talk by author Sarah Prager, an advocate for queer history education, especially for youth. Prager will be speaking about her books: Queer, There, and Everywhere: 23 People Who Changed the World, Rainbow Revolutionaries: 50 LGBTQ+ People Who Made History, and her forthcoming book Kind Like Marsha: Learning From LGBTQ+ Leaders.

The Manchester Youth Service Division is proud to invite you to help us celebrate the Year-Round Employment program’s completed MURAL.

The Town of Manchester and consultant, Town Planning and Urban Design Collaborative, invite the public to attend the Manchester Next PlanapaloozaTM events May 16-19. PlanapaloozaTM will be an opportunity for you to work directly
with friends, family, neighbors, Town staff and officials, and a team of talented planners to build a stronger future for the Town of Manchester.

ART OF PRIDE exhibit runs from May 6 – June 30. The show includes 54 paintings, photography, collage, fiber and multi-media work created by 23 artists from 18 cities in 3 states.

A dog-friendly city enhances the quality of life for both residents and their dogs. Our goal is to become a more dog-friendly city providing opportunities to spend time with your dog, enrich their lives through dog-friendly recreational activities, and promote responsible dog-ownership.

The community is invited to a special event on May 18th from 2:30-5:00 for Karell Velez a Manchester High School senior presenting his first solo show featuring his series of photographs.

This Spring, the Town of Manchester is debuting a newly redesigned website after a year-long effort in collaboration with OpenCities, a global GovTech company specializing in government websites. With a brand-new design, improved performance, and updated features, Manchester residents will be able to access and engage Town resources easier than ever before.  

Find the Summer 2022 Program and Event Guide from the Town of Manchester Department of Leisure, Family and Recreation. Resident registration begins May 4th.

The Tiny Gallery @Northwest Park is pleased to present “Tiny Things”. This is community based exhibit consisting of 5”x5” canvases that will cover the entire gallery space.

Close your eyes and what you may not realize how the seasonal changes are influencing the amount of energy, stamina, and motivation we may experience throughout the seasonal changes.