In this week's issue: Concord Police Citizen's Academy, Presidents Day reminder, Concord Parks & Rec spring brochure reminder, and more!
We’re hiring! We have a job opening for a full-time Fiscal Supervisor in our Equipment Services Division. Work involves processing vendor invoices, billing, accounting, and other financial transactions for the office. Duties include maint...
Our office and all City of Concord offices are closed on Monday, February 18th in observance of President's Day. Monday is not a trash holiday. Trash and recycling collection will follow the normal collection schedule through the week.
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Ice skating is back at the Everett Arena! Ice season will continue through March 12th. Hours are Monday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., and Sundays 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturday hours begin on October 13th and will be 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Ad...
Concord General Services maintains the City of Concord’s roadways year-round, but it’s a whole different process when it comes to snow removal. Watch their new video to learn more about winter operations.
The City of Concord has 100+ miles of hiking trails to enjoy. With varied terrain, there is a trail for beginners to avid hikers. Visit the City's online link for access to trail maps.
Check out the City Wide Community Center! The facility includes a gymnasium, a senior room, Heights Branch Library, an auditorium and multipurpose rooms.
The Concord Room houses over two-hundred stereoscopic photographs and three stereoscopes!
What takes the image from a flat, 2D depiction to a 3D image is the unique design of the stereoscope. The stereoscopic photograph has two nearly identical side-by-side images; the stereoscope presents these images simultaneously, one to each eye.
This make...
The Concord Room is home to a broad collection on transportation history. It is home to materials on Abbot-Downing Company, Concord Coach, streetcars, railroads, and more!
Lewis Downing started his own wagon business in Concord in 1813; in 1826 Downing joined forces with J. Stephens Abbot and started building stagecoaches. The company declared bankruptcy in 1909 after a long period of slow sales; in 1911 it was bought at au...
This year’s selection for Concord Reads, the annual city-wide literary event organized by the Concord Public Library and community partners, is Ghost of the Innocent Man: A True Story of Trial and Redemption by New Hampshire native Benjamin Rachlin. Benja...
Concord Public Library's Penacook Branch will follow new hours starting on Monday, March 4th. The branch will have extended hours on Mondays, from 11am-6pm and will maintain its regular Wednesday (2pm-8pm) and Saturday (9am-noon) hours. The Penacook Branc...
Have you ever finished a great book and wanted to find more just like it? Or wanted to help your child find just the right book to read? If so, then try NoveList Plus, our helpful online resource ...
Did you know that CPL has over five different display areas and chooses different display themes each month to highlight the diversity of our collections? Check back each month - we guarantee that you'll always find something new and timely!
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Check out the titles that were discussed over brews during this month's Books & Brew Book Club at True Brew Barista! Visit our Book Clubs page for more info on Books & Brew - we meet again on Wednesday, 1/2.
Check the Insider each Tuesday for your weekly dose of reading recommendation excitement!
The Colors of All the Cattle | Alexander McCall Smith | 2018, 228 pages | Fiction/Mystery
The Colors of All the Cattle is the latest in th...
Help us keep our downtown uncluttered, clean, accessible, and vibrant for all. Learn more about the sidewalk regulations and access the permit at http://www.concordnh.gov/sidewalkregulations.
You can now pay a parking ticket using our online link. We are also collecting feedback about our new smart meters & kiosks. Please take our survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8SH2SYF.
Listen to our monthly podcast, "Talk Concord." We are bringing you information about current and future happenings in the City of Concord, centered around why it’s a great place to live, work, play and invest. Members of the community will join ...
Concord Parks & Recreation is closed today Monday February 18th for President's Day.
Check out all the exciting youth and adult programming for the spring as well as a sneak peak at some of our summer camps.
Please see our inclement weather policy for more information.
Check out the new fitness and drop in schedules! NEW in February family drop in gym and POUND is back!
Concord Parks & Recreation currently has around 70 seasonal positions open. If you are interested in working for us this summer please apply online at www.concordnh.gov.