Welcome to Concord
The hip, bustling state capital of New Hampshire
Concord is a hip and buzz-worthy town with many walkable paths that keeps you connected to the shops and dining destinations in the area. With plenty of parks and numerous community events, you can always find something to keep you busy in New Hampshire's state capital. Many of the homes are single-family, though you'll also discover some stately mansions and large lots.
What to Love
- Various annual events
- Proximity to parks and outdoor areas
- Lots of walkable paths and commuter-friendly
- High-end dining choices
Local Lifestyle
So many events are held each weekend and throughout the year in Concord. You can always find something to occupy your time, whether it's ice skating at the arena, a Halloween photo scavenger hunt at the library, or visiting the farmers market. There are also a plethora of shops and dining choices to frequent.
Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping
When you're looking for a tasty treat, start at the beloved True Confections Candies & Gifts. Chocolate-covered gummy bears, fresh fudge, fruit slices, maple syrup, and nut-free treats are just a few examples of what you'll find here.
LongHorn Steakhouse is a well-rated option when you're craving meat. Though they're well-known for their steaks, you can also find freshly baked bread, fresh salads, seasonal side dishes, and a full beverage menu. Wrap City Sandwich Concord is an ideal lunch spot. If you want to order a sandwich or wrap to go with some homemade chips on the side, this is the place for you.
Bona Fide is a popular eco and refill shop. This well-rated boutique sells products like zero-waste deodorant, laundry detergent strips, plastic-free lip balm, and many other organic and homemade products that are safe for the environment. Many patrons of Concord shop for clothes at the L.L. Bean Outlet and footwear from Joe King's Shoe Shop.
Things to Do
There are so many things to do in Concord, it's hard to list them all. Many residents enjoy Market Days. The Farmers Market closes Capitol Street and nearby intersections so neighbors can mingle and make their way through the many booths to discover fresh produce and local handmade goods.
The Multicultural Festival takes place every September in Keach Park. An International Flag Parade, live dancing and music, and other performances take precedence. Capital Arts Fest also takes place in September. A fine arts and crafts fair fills the streets while food vendors and live performers also participate.
In the winter season, you can witness the Christmas tree lighting or participate in the Winter Festival. There is also Midnight Merriment, where patrons can shop downtown and enjoy the lights and sounds of the holidays. Cocoa and s'mores are often served. In the spring, there's the Governor's Easter Egg Hunt, and the Halloween Howl takes place in the fall. There's truly no shortage of things to do in this city.
Schools
The Concord School District operates in this city.
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Concord High School, 9-12
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Bishop Brady Catholic High School, 9-12, a coeducational private school facility
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St John Regional School, Pre-K-8, a private primary school