LONDONDERRY – Bring Back the Trades, a nonprofit organization focused on empowering the next generation of skilled tradespeople, recently announced its upcoming Skills Expo on April 26 at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Rd.

The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The free, community-focused event invites students, families and jobseekers to connect directly with trades professionals and discover exciting opportunities in the skilled trades.

“This event started as a small, last-minute idea,” said Shana Brunye, executive director of Bring Back the Trades. “But the enthusiasm from the community has been incredible–now we have over 50 vendors, impressive equipment displays, and some amazing giveaways. It’s shaping up to be an exciting day for anyone interested in learning more about the trades.”

F.W. Webb is the title sponsor of the event, which will be hosted by the Londonderry Police Department, Londonderry High School and the Rotary Club of Londonderry.

“At F.W. Webb, we recognize how essential the skilled trades are to the strength of our communities and the future of our workforce,” said Jeffrey Pope, owner and president of F.W. Webb. “Joining forces with Bring Back the Trades for the Skills Expo at Londonderry High School allows us to connect directly with students, families, and educators to spotlight the meaningful and rewarding careers in the trades. We’re honored to support this effort and help inspire the next generation of New Hampshire’s trades professionals.”

The Skills Expo aims to highlight the critical role of skilled trades in today’s workforce and provide a pathway for students to discover high-demand, high-paying careers that can secure a prosperous future.

This event is ideal for anyone aged 10 and up interested in learning more about the trades or exploring high-skill, high-wage, high-demand careers. Whether you’re curious about the tools of the trades, seeking your next career move, or exploring new educational pathways–this expo is for you.

In addition to the amazing industry demonstrations and career insight, attendees can:

-Win Red Sox tickets, courtesy of F.W. Webb

-Spin the prize wheel at Grappone’s booth

-Enjoy concessions sold by Londonderry High School students to support local charities

-Check out equipment, tools, and vehicles used in today’s trades

Bring Back the Trades is on a mission to reduce the stigma around trade careers and open more doors for students and adults to pursue them. Through scholarships, community events and industry partnerships, BBTT empowers the next generation of tradespeople while supporting the employers who need them.

Come celebrate, explore, and learn about the incredible opportunities in the trades. Admission is free and open to all ages–but especially valuable for middle and high school students, parents, educators and residents who are unemployed, underemployed or curious about opportunities in the trades. It’s not too late to do what you love.