Rain or shine, Manchester has plenty to offer for arts and entertainment. Marvel at works by Monet and Picasso at the Currier Museum of Art or learn about the city’s industrial roots at the Millyard Museum. Families will love the hands-on exhibits at the SEE Science Center, while movie buffs can catch the latest films at independent theaters. Find indoor activities for every interest.
Catch a Broadway-style show at the historic Palace Theatre, enjoy live music at downtown venues, or browse exhibits at local galleries. From community theater to nationally touring acts, Manchester’s arts scene has something for everyone.
A colorful, 1,000-square-foot mural on the bank of the Merrimack River brings Manchester’s textile production history to life.
A retail fine art gallery featuring art by New Hampshire, New England, and national artists housed in a restored townhouse in the Millyard district.
A hidden surprise in downtown Manchester, Cat Alley combines art, whimsy, and local pride, showcasing the uniquely creative spirit of the city.
A one-of-a-kind experience for visitors and residents. Its commitment to diversity and open dialogue makes it invaluable to the Manchester community.
With uniquely themed escape rooms and puzzles targeting a variety of skill sets this is a fun adventure for the whole family.
Buy unique handmade goods at the original “Shop Small at the Mall” store or spark your creativity at a workshop.
Housed in Mill No. 3 the Millyard Museum tells the story of Manchester from its earliest inhabitants to the present day.
More than a gallery, Mosaic Art Collective also offers studio spaces, public workshops, classes, camps, and events celebrating the arts.
Get your creative juices flowing with an exceptional paint and sip experience for all ages.
Celebrate the arts! Take in a show at the beautiful 834-seat historic Palace Theatre.
The Rex Theatre is the newly revitalized historical staple of Manchester - an intimate venue for lively and dynamic performing artists.
Explore the history of scouting around the world with an array of memorabilia. Active scouts can progress toward their Scouting Heritage badges too.
This 120-square-foot exhibit space is located within the Mosaic Arts Collective and features invitational and open-call exhibitions on a monthly basis.
Aiming to inspire curiosity and learning at a young age, the center offers an interactive scientific experience for children and families.
A community art center offering classes for all ages in stained glass, pottery, mosaics, and more.
