The Senior Cookout was a huge success!
The Lions grilled up delicious hamburgers, and served 165 seniors!
Carole Connolly did the hard work of coordinating the cookout, and Jim and Doris Finch were delighted to pose with her!
The concert by the Windham swing band was fantastic! A fun and musical evening under the stars!
Mary Tetreau
Blog Queen
Governor John Lynch will be at Old Home Day at 2:15 PM to watch the Lancer Drum Line perform and to walk around the common and meet folks.
Got a question for the Governor? Or a hearty “Well done!”? Here’s your chance to spend some quality time with John Lynch.
Give Lynch a big Londonderry welcome!
Mary Tetreau
Blog Kitty
Kidz Night is on Thursday, Aug 16 from 5:30 – 8:30 PM on the Common. It’s loads of fun for families with children 10 and under!
These girls are thrilled to meet Cinderella and Prince Charming.
If bounce houses are your thing, Kidz Night is the place to be!
Local public safety officials add to the fun. You can climb into a fire truck!
See you there!
Mary Tetreau
Blog Queen
Looking for a good time? Well we’ve got one for you!
The Senior cookout starts at 5:30 at the Lions Club pavilion on Mammoth Road, across from the Common. The Lions are famous for their burgers and hot dogs and display their cooking skills with flair at the grill.
The cookout is free, but you need tickets. These are available from Carole Connolly at 432-8810.
Bring your appetites and your dancin’ shoes!
Mary Tetreau
OHD Blog Princess
Kidz Night – such great fun!
Here Miss Londonderry and the Manchester Arena Football team mascot entertain some local kids at the 2006 OHD celebration.
Fun for the “kid” in all of us!
Mary Tetreau
Blog Queen
The Old Home Day Parade kicks off on the morning of Saturday, August 18, featuring the Londonderry Lancers Band. This don’t-miss event is a highlight of the OHD celebration.
Come early to get a good spot on the route from Mammoth Road! The parade starts at the Londonderry Middle School and proceeds south to Mack’s Apples. A shuttle bus is available.
The parade launch site is at the Middle School. You can drop off your child there, or at the designated meeting point for his/her group. Cindi Rice Conley wants to remind everyone:
There is no parking at the Middle School.
Each year thousands of people watch the parade, and then descend on the Common and the many eateries and nonprofit booths there.
Mary Tetreau
Parade Princess
Are you ready for a wonderful Old Home Day (OHD) celebration?
This year we kick it all off with the Seniors event on Wednesday, August 15. This is a fabulous cookout at the Lions Hall pavilion. Once you have had plenty to eat, cross the street to attend a wonderful concert by the 20-piece Windham Swing Band. Every year this concert gets better and better!
Mary Tetreau
OHD Blog Queen
Londonderry Fire Department celebrates its win over the police in the softball game.
Hank Peterson, Grand Marshall of the OHD parade, wears his banner with pride.
Hank Peterson, Grand Marshall of the OHD parade, wears his banner with pride. 
And they’re off! Start of the Lundgren 5K road race.
An estimated 3,000 folks turned out for the concert and fireworks display Friday night. Everyone hoped for perfect weather, and they weren’t disappointed.
Londonderry familes turned out in droves on a beautiful night to watch the Old Home Days fireworks display.
Fireworks fans were treated to a rock concert featuring the ageless Souled Out.
Here, some more Londonderry young folks enjoy the excitement of a rock concert before the fireworks display.
Young Sean and Alex got a chance to show some dance moves while they enjoyed the excitement!
The 2019 Old Home Day Brochure is available for downloading. Keep checking for more updates as more events and booths are finalized.
This year the theme for the 120th Old Home Day Celebration is "300 Years of Family and Friends." The winning entry came from Ms. Murphy's 4th Grade Class at South School.