Littleton Community Center

05/27/2026

🌤️Sun’s out, fun’s out! It’s almost time for First Friday Arts!!😎

On Friday, June 4th, we will be open until 7PM to join in on the celebration! 🥳

What is First Friday you ask? Every summer, on the first Friday of June, July, and August, the Littleton Cultural Arts Commission hosts a night of art, music and great food on Porter street and the Riverwalk🎨

There will be live music, vendors, food trucks, and community! It’s a free event, so all you need to bring is yourself and some friends😄

Hope to see everyone there!

05/27/2026

RESCHEDULED TO WEDNESDAY, May 27th at 4pm! Free movie?? Yes please!

05/26/2026

Thank you Damian Costello for facilitating a lively discussion about excerpts from Ken Burns "The American Revolution" at the Community Center on Sunday afternoon.
Thank you to NH Humanities for supporting this event!

05/24/2026

Stuck inside on this cold, rainy day? Come on out to the Community Center and join some fun folks for an interesting movie clip and discussion with Damian Costello, a historian from Vermont. 2:00-3:30. The event is free and there is plenty of parking!

This Sunday at 2:00 pm, please join us to view a portion of the PBS film The American Revolution. After the movie, Damian Costello, a local historian provided by New Hampshire Humanities, will moderate civil discussions about the film and pose questions to help us “remember together:”
Discussion Questions include:
*What moments from our past define who we are and point to a shared future?
*Driven by a need to remember, how does commemoration help us to understand our present and provide a foundation for a community’s ongoing vitality?
*What are the key historical moments in your town’s or community’s history?
*How does focusing on these moments shape your sense of your community’s future?
The program is free. Light refreshments will be served. Parking is available behind the Community House.

05/22/2026

Memorial Day Weekend is here!
Want something fun and interesting to do this weekend?
Check out the poster below for USA@250 BIG WATCH events at the Community Center and the Ammonoosuc Meadows Cemetery!

05/19/2026

This Sunday at 2:00 pm, please join us to view a portion of the PBS film The American Revolution. After the movie, Damian Costello, a local historian provided by New Hampshire Humanities, will moderate civil discussions about the film and pose questions to help us “remember together:”
Discussion Questions include:
*What moments from our past define who we are and point to a shared future?
*Driven by a need to remember, how does commemoration help us to understand our present and provide a foundation for a community’s ongoing vitality?
*What are the key historical moments in your town’s or community’s history?
*How does focusing on these moments shape your sense of your community’s future?
The program is free. Light refreshments will be served. Parking is available behind the Community House.