Live Entertainment in Manchester

Delta Dental Stadium is home to the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Toronto Blue Jays Double-A affiliate) — a beautifully designed Manchester ballpark where minor league baseball provides outstanding community entertainment. New Hampshire's passionate baseball culture and Delta Dental Stadium's exceptional fan experience create game-day experiences of genuine New Hampshire sporting community significance.

Arms Park is Manchester's premier outdoor concert venue — a riverfront amphitheater in the historic Millyard district along the Merrimack River hosting summer concerts and events. Manchester, New Hampshire's largest city, is the commercial centre for a gaming market that includes charitable gaming at Rockingham Park (formerly a major thoroughbred track) and proximity to both Massachusetts gaming at Encore Boston Harbor and Vermont gaming options.

Palace Theatre is Manchester's historic performing arts jewel — a 900-seat Victorian theater built in 1915 that presents Broadway touring productions, concerts, and community performances for New Hampshire's largest city. The theater's extraordinary preservation of its original Victorian interior has made it the pride of Manchester's downtown cultural revival, serving as evidence of the city's transformation from industrial textile city to creative economy hub.

Rex Theatre is Manchester's intimate 400-capacity sister venue to the Palace Theatre — a beautifully restored smaller performance space that books acoustic concerts, comedy, and special events for New Hampshire's largest city. The Rex serves artists who require an intimate listening room experience, filling an important role in Manchester's entertainment ecosystem alongside the larger Palace and SNHU Arena for different scales of performance.

SNHU Arena is New Hampshire's most important indoor entertainment venue — a 10,500-capacity Manchester arena presenting concerts, family entertainment, and AHL Manchester Monarchs hockey for the Granite State. Manchester's position as New Hampshire's largest city and the arena's role as the primary entertainment venue for one of America's most politically significant small states create a consistent programming calendar of major touring acts.

SNHU Arena is New Hampshire's largest entertainment venue — a 11,000-seat arena in downtown Manchester that brings major national concert tours, Manchester Monarchs hockey, and large-scale events to New England's most economically dynamic mid-size city. Manchester's position as the largest city in northern New England outside Boston creates a concentrated entertainment market for the southern New Hampshire population that chooses the city over making the drive south to Boston for major shows.

SNHU Arena is New Hampshire's most important sports and entertainment venue — an 11,000-capacity Manchester arena where the New Hampshire Monarchs AHL hockey team and major concerts serve the state's largest city. Manchester's passionate sports community and the arena's consistent programming of outstanding entertainment create a venue of considerable New Hampshire sporting significance.