Good morning, Nashua.

Live music and arts fill our week; today and through Sunday residents can catch performances from Joanie Cicatelli at Homestead in Merrimack to Dave Zangri at Stella Blu in Nashua.

Many venues across Manchester, Bedford, and Concord offer concerts & shows, so check websites for updates and tickets.

United Way of Greater Nashua’s Learn United program is seeking volunteer tutors and session monitors to assist K-12 students with reading, math, and homework while building academic confidence.

Volunteers can choose flexible schedules for in-person or virtual sessions at local community centers and must complete a background check.

This fall, Nashua Community College is launching new enrichment classes including cooking, memoir writing, and basic auto repair.

Courses range from a one-day vehicle maintenance class on Saturday, Oct. 10 (10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.) to an eight-week creative writing workshop starting Sept. 16.

Local mental health counsellor Julie Doyle from Foundation Counselling and Wellness advises parents to watch for back-to-school anxiety in children by starting conversations early and noting signs such as stomachaches and school avoidance as classes begin.

Travel + Leisure named Holderness one of the best hidden lake towns for its cozy vibe by Squam Lake.

Visitors can explore spots like Squam Lake Marketplace and the public beach to unwind in this small town.

The Nashua South boys varsity soccer team won 2-1 over Manchester Memorial on Wednesday afternoon to remain undefeated at 4-0.

Kevin Araujo led the win with an assist and game-winning goal — a strong sign of the team's improving play this season.