Events

Density Done Well – a presentation on March 6 in Concord – register soon

On Tuesday, March 6, starting at 10 AM at Red River Theatres in Concord, Brent Toderian, former planner in Vancouver, will talk with planners, engineers, architects and others interested about the role of density and its advantages.  The event is free but space is limited and pre-registration is required. AIA and AICP credits pending Go

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Registration now open for October conference The Role of Community Design in Supporting Economic Development

Plan NH believes that a community’s  design and assets are major contributors to the quality of life that is found there.  And we believe that that is a huge factor in ecnonomic growth, including in the decision whether or not to put down, maintain or grow business roots. On October 26 ad 27, Plan NH will host

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NH Engineers without Borders to hold fundraiser for Water for Uganda project

NH’s chapter of Engineers without Borders will hold a fundraiser at Redhook on July 30, from 1-5, to raise funds for their initiative to build wells in Uganda.  The event includes tours of Redhook’s water management system, for which attendees may be able to earn continuing ed credits. Go here:  EWB NH Water for Uganda

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SNHPC invites you to its region-wide Becoming Age-Friendly Forum

On May 31st at 5:30 pm, at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College (1 St. Anselm Dr. Goffstown), the Southern NH Planning Commission will host a region-wide Becoming Age-Friendly Forum, which will highlight the findings of several months’ research, resident input and community assessments. The evening will also include a lively discussion from a

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