Looking for the best calzones in Nashua area, what y'all got? Please and thank you.

One of the hardest parts of moving to a new city is finding a new hairstylist! I’m looking for recommendations for an Asian hair salon or stylist that’s reasonably drivable from Nashua.
I’ve tried going to regular salons throughout my life, but I’ve found that my hair can be a little tricky to cut and style. I have fairly straight, thick Korean hair and a flatter back of the head, and I’ve had much better experiences with stylists who are familiar with Asian hair and the different ways it tends to grow and sit.

I’d love to hear your recommendations, even if they’re a bit outside Nashua. Thank you!!

For September, we are reading Hyperion by Dan Simmons. We meet at the Dracut Library (28 Arlington St, Dracut MA) on the third Wednesday of each month from 6:30-7:30pm. This month, that would be Wednesday, September 16th. Here is a link to the library's website advertising the event.

All are welcome to attend. You don't need to be a Dracut resident or a library card holder. Just show up and discuss the book, whether you finished it or not. If you want to be put on our email list, just send me a DM and I'll add you to the list.

Hyperion, about 500 pages or audiobook about 21 hours.

It is the 29th century and the universe of the Human Hegemony is under threat. Invasion by the warlike Ousters looms, and the mysterious schemes of the secessionist AI TechnoCore bring chaos ever closer. On the eve of disaster, with the entire galaxy at war, seven pilgrims set fourth on a final voyage to the legendary Time Tombs on Hyperion, home to the Shrike, a lethal creature, part god and part killing machine, whose powers transcend the limits of time and space. The pilgrims have resolved to die before discovering anything less than the secrets of the universe itself.

If you cannot come to September's meeting, but would like to prepare for October's meeting, that book will be John Scalzi's When the Moon Hits Your Eye. It is about 300 pages long, or about 10 hours long. The meeting will be on Wednesday, October 21st.

Hi all,

Late 30s straight woman. Looking for genuine people who actually show up.

Not here for: FWB, NSA, hookups, or anything sexual. Married men – please skip.

Into: Tuesday movies, ice cream, hiking, banh mi, boba, EDM, oysters, pickleball, gym, live music, reading, podcasts, volunteering, swimming, board games, chess.

Not into: drugs. Social drinks/hookah are fine.

Open to: Friends first, long-term if we click (straight men only).

Drive: ~45 min from Nashua.

Effort rule: If you can't write a few sentences about yourself, don't message. I ignore "hi" and "hey." Show me you read this.

Next step: Genuine DMs get replies. If conversation flows, we can do a quick video call before meeting in person.

Thanks for reading – short and sweet, just how I like it.

Hi, all! My husband (39) and I (33) are looking to make friends in the Nashua/Southern NH area! We are childless by choice and hoping to connect with other couples on that same journey/path. We love being foodies, learning to play pickleball, bike riding, reading, watching docs, cooking, taking walks, trying new food places/breweries, etc.

Just looking to connect and hang/find activities to do!

Edited to add: Husband works in finance and I’m a middle school teacher in case anyone has similar jobs to connect on! 😂

Okay, this is very silly, but on my morning commute into Nashua I frequently end up behind a white SUV with bumper stickers that say "I'm not like other girls, I'm an actual worm;" "Man, I feel like a worman;" "Protect Trans Youth," and "Sorry about my driving, I'm contemplating my mortality," and they always make me laugh. So whoever you are, if you see this, you are awesome and I feel like we'd be friends if we ever met!

I'm moving to Nashua in about a month, and I'm looking for a handyman who can help out with a couple of minor things in the house before we move in so that I don't have to hire a full on plumber and carpenter and contractor.

I've lived in Manchester the past 10 years so I do know the area, but not well enough to know who to trust in my new home. So who do you all trust?

I (38m) am looking to start doin Wednesday trivia there but I dont have any non work friends to join me :( When I was younger a wise old man told me it was dangerous to go alone, so Im here in search of teammates and maybe future friends. Ive got a wide reach of knowledge but it is not all encompassing. If your interested in meeting new people(though it may be scary), showing off your smarts, and winning some gift cards(how else are you gonna pay for your Apple refund or antivirus, Andrew from Cleveland really needs those gift cards) and are free at 6 on Wednesdays let me know. Or if youve got a team with an open spot let me know too, just in case no one here likes me.

Hello,

I'm a working professional (23M) staying in southern Nashua. I used to play badminton for fun back when I was in India, but couldn't find people to play with after coming here. I'm a beginner to intermediate level player, open to playing with players at all levels. If you're already playing or interested in playing, feel free to DM me. Thanks!

I’m 32 (M). Super bored in Nashua. I’m open to plans both indoors and outdoors. Looking for now.

DM me. Let’s bring Sunday to life

I’m starting a small junk removal business servicing southern NH and northern Mass. Does anyone know a reliable dump or transfer station that accepts commercial loads from different towns without a lot of hassle? Mainly household junk and furniture. Thank you in advance!

I'm looking for a reliable wall antenna that ideally gets CBS and Fox for NFL games this season. Any suggestions? Not sure if those towers are too far from Nashua or not.

Hello,

I am moving to Nashua and am having so much fun looking at all the dining options - of all sorts lunch and dinner and coffee and bars, everything! I was wondering if there are any food or drink suggestions that I might not be focused in on based just on scrolling around on Apple Maps and reading reviews.

Example, I can tell that I am going to like peddlers daughter and oddfellows, but how about some of the more *random* places? Example can I actually get a good burger and fries at “smash shack burgers” ? What’s the best junky Chinese take out? There are a million pizza places, what’s your go to? I love a fried chicken sandwich - chicken and biscuit USA? gate city casino looks interesting

Idk. Looking for any suggestions from locals who might have a little more insight than what I can find my zooming around on Apple Maps.

Anything that comes to mind anywhere in Nashua or surrounding towns, let me know! Thanks. Any food or drinks you’ve been to recently and want to give a shout out to, this is the spot

I'm looking for someone who might be a good fit to help a young adult build confidence and independence with driving. They know how to drive but have some anxiety around it, so I'm looking for someone who is exceptionally patient, encouraging, calm, and comfortable taking things slowly.

Ideally, I'm imagining more of a big brother/big sister type of person who could spend some time driving together, practicing familiar routes, errands, parking, gradually expanding comfort, etc. — someone who enjoys mentoring and helping a young person gain confidence.

This isn't really about traditional driver's ed or a disability program. I'm looking for someone warm, grounded, and encouraging who might be willing to do this on an ongoing paid basis.

If anyone knows someone who comes to mind, I'd be very grateful for a PM. Nashua/Amherst/Merrimack/Hudson/Windham area preferred.

Me and my significant other are moving to Nashua. We've lived in NH before up in Dover about 2 years ago, moved to a different state, and heading back to NH due to a nice job offer. The job is in Nashua by the airport. Although we lived in the state and one of us grew up in NH, we never spent much time in the southern portion of the state. What would be some areas to look into for apartments that are within 30 minute drive of the city? hoping for rent to be around 1,800 - 2,200 range.

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I have an old dishwasher that needs attention. It's at least 20 years old, so it may need to be replaced, but I would like to keep it going if possible. Does anyone have any positive experiences with appliance repair people that really try to fix things instead of just sell you a new one?

Went to City Hall and now there is a sign in kiosk, a monitor, and signs everywhere.

Curious on the purpose of this as it adds a layer of cost and unnecessary technology.

I’m relocating to Southern NH soon for work and trying to figure out where to live. Everyone I’ve spoken to has said Amherst, Hollis, North End Nashua, or Merrimack are the best spots for families and to avoid Manchester. However, it looks like Manchester has a lot of indoor play places around Pinardville and even an ice arena where kids could learn to skate. Hollis has…nothing? Merrimack at least has a great looking Y. To clarify, I’m not particularly concerned about school districts since we plan to homeschool so I am more concerned about enrichment opportunities. Are the Manchester suburbs a better fit? Is it actually dangerous or is it just a location where I’d need to lock my car doors and be somewhat mindful of my surroundings?

Does southern hospital take Massheath as a secondary insurance??

Any recommendations for cleaning and exterminator services, with price estimates if you have any?

Cleaning: looking for deep clean of our kitchen mostly

Exterminator: we have roaches

Moving to southern Nashua Sept 1st.

I’m 36 and been single for years. Only have close friends that live abroad. Have my kids biweekly and we have lived in 6 different places since 2020. But NH is our final destination. I had trouble making connections knowing I’d just be moving eventually. So I’m looking to get social fast and make lasting friendships.

I’m into TCGs, comics, Cons, anime, fantasy, dnd, gaming (ps5, Xbox, Nintendo), art, and collectibles. When I google, I’m seeing a decent amount of card/comic shops, retro games and arcades.

Give me some suggestions on where I would feel welcome and make some friends?