NASHUA – Registration is now open for residents to attend Nashua City Academy, which will be starting on May 1.

The free eight-week program is designed to engage and educate residents about the city’s government, services and community initiatives. Residents can expect interactive workshops led by city officials and experts, behind-the-scenes tours, discussions on upcoming city projects and opportunities to ask questions.

The series will be held on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. from May 1 through June 19. The city asks that participants commit to attending at least six of the eight sessions.

The current schedule is as follows:

May 1 – Arlington Street Community Center, 36 Arlington St.

May 8 – Public Health & Community Services Building, 18 Mulberry St.

May 15 – Nashua Public Library (optional tour at 6 p.m.), 2 Court St.

May 22 – City Hall, 229 Main St.

May 29 – City Hall, 229 Main St.

June 5 – Division of Public Works Building (optional tour at 6 p.m.), 848 West Hollis St.

June 12 – Nashua Police Department, 28 James Roche Dr.

June 19 – Nashua Fire Rescue and Emergency Management – 177 Lake St.

The series will conclude with a graduation ceremony

Attendees must be at least 16 years old and a Nashua resident.

Registration is now open and is required ahead of time at https://form.jotform.com/250926514571054. Space is limited to ensure materials and that session size is manageable.

Additional information about the program is available at https://www.nashuanh.gov/1117/Nashua-City-Academy.