Concord has been rated one of the safest and best places to live - not only in New Hampshire, but in the country.
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The Capital region (and beyond!) offers you enough things to do and see that you could easily spend a lifetime here. Antiques, skiing, hiking, wildlife, covered bridges, canoeing, art galleries, book stores, local shops, museums, historic sites, walking tours, presidential history, farms, orchards, birding, golf, breweries, wineries, country fairs, community suppers, youth activities and four beautiful seasons are part of the many features that enhance the quality of life in the area.
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The successful revitalization of Concord's Main Street into an active hub of community activities, commerce, politics and entertainment was the result of mutual support by the city, businesses and the community. One of the historical gems along Main Street is a State House crowned by a gleaming gold, eagle-topped dome which can't be missed by motorists passing through on I-93. Contact the NH State House Visitor Center to arrange for a guided tour full of New Hampshire historical and political intrigue. The NH State House celebrated its bicentennial in 2019 and is always a special place to see in the state capital!
While COVID-19 has impacted the live performance industry, performers and venues are coming up with creative ways to connect with audiences. Capitol Center for the Arts enjoyed tremendous success as a venue for nationally and internationally acclaimed performers as well as local performers. Other popular destinations for live entertainment include Bank of NH Stage, Concord City Auditorium and Hatbox Theatre. Concord is proud to host the Concord Community Music School, the largest community music school north of Boston, and Symphony NH, the oldest professional orchestra in New Hampshire. Both put on world-class performances.
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Our thriving arts community features Art on Main which includes Concord's permanent public art collection and the City's Annual Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition showcasing area artists, the Concord Arts Market, The Crumpacker Gallery at St. Paul's School, Kimball-Jenkins Estate and Art School, the League of N.H. Craftsmen Concord Gallery, The New Hampshire State House Art Collection and the Currier Museum of Art in nearby Manchester.
Other popular destination points include the NH Historical Society, Pierce Manse, Mary Baker Eddy Historic House - Longyear Museum, New Hampshire Audubon, McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center, New Hampshire State Library, New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery, Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum and Canterbury Shaker Village all of which are not mere attractions but learning experiences.
Kids love Altitude Trampoline Park Concord on Loudon Road or a round of mini golf at Chuckster's Family Fun Park in Chichester! Concord's McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center was recently named one of the top family trip destinations in New England by Yankee Magazine. Yankee also named Red River Theatres as one of the Top Five Cinemas in New England. Reader's Digest voted the Susan N. McLane Audubon Center a "Best free tourist destination in N.H."
Another neat experience is cruising Concord's old train tracks on pedal bikes with Scenic RailRiders. The easy to propel bikes make exploring New Hampshire's beautiful countryside both fun and relaxing.
@scenicrailriders is generating a lot of buzz! Check out this #outdoorfun experience in #ConcordNH @VisitConcordNH https://t.co/tr0e8w9EqO https://t.co/dUzAb2fenh
— Concord Chamber (@concordchamber) October 7, 2019
If you plan your trip during the right summer weekend, you can watch the world's best drivers compete at New Hampshire Motor Speedway during NH's annual NASCAR race before heading over to the nearby North East Motor Sports Museum. Race fans love NH's access to NASCAR legends— make your reservations now for race weekend on July 17-18, 2021 featuring The Lakes Region 200 and the Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 races!
Stop in at the Chamber Visitor Center to browse information racks and see the newest exhibits by the New Hampshire Art Association and NH Furniture Masters. The Gallery at League of NH Craftsmen Headquarters is just a few steps from our door! We also have information for our members in the Lakes, White Mountains and Great North Woods regions of New Hampshire.
Don't have any camping #gear ? @EffortlessAdven has you covered. #homehikechallenge #camping #rentals #NH #getoutdoors #weloveourmembers https://t.co/c6OEPzS81H
— Concord Chamber (@concordchamber) May 26, 2020
Download this list of lots of area attractions and THINGS TO DO in Concord and beyond!
Virtual Things to Do
Looking for streamed live events or interactive things to do online? Or virtual events and experiences you can enjoy on your timeframe? Our members have you covered!
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