The Summer Stroll vendor's booth of Tina Alexopoulos, owner of an events-based business with an online following known as LuLaRoe Tina Alexopoulos, caters to ladies who browse the catalog offered by the home-based entrepreneur and mother of three boys at ShopTinaTheGreek.com. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

A promising music career may be in store for some of the Summer Stroll visitors, including these musicians from the Felix Family and the Castacio Family, both from Nashua, whose young players showed some righteous skills on one of two public pianos provided for people's summertime enjoyment by Darrell's Music Hall and Piano Gallery on Main Street. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

On hand at the Nashua Summer Stroll was this group of representatives from Mel's Funway Park, 454 Charles Bancroft Highway (Route 3A) in Litchfield, a venue known for its arcade, mini golf, bumper boats and go-karts but one currently preparing for its "Spooky World Presents Nightmare New England" with some job fairs for age 16 and age 17 ghoulies, ghosties, monsters and bump-in-the-nighters, upcoming on Aug. 9 (2-4 p.m.), Aug. 16 (2-4 p.m.), and Aug. 29 (5-7 p.m.). (melsfunwaypark.com) Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

A major attraction at the recent Summer Stroll was a crew from Positive Street Art, a local nonprofit renowned for elaborate wall murals whose members helping visitors create a wall mural during the Stroll included these artists, Dina Akel, foreground, a volunteer from Nashua, on site here with fellow artists, standing from left, Cecilia Ulibarri, a Nashua resident and the executive director and co-founder of Positive Street Art, Ruben DeJesus a Nashua volunteer, Khaira Bagley, an art program facilitator from Manchester and Manuel Ramirez, creative director and co-founder of Positive Street Art. (positivestreetart.org) Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

Robotics demonstrations by members of Team Phoenix FIRST Robotics Competition Team (FRC) 2342, a Nashua-based robotics competition team, entertained crowds as at the Nashua Summer Stroll as a part of the program hosted by For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST), a global nonprofit fostering skills for future engineers and elite technicians in robotics and related fields. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

The Nashua Summer Stroll of 2026 along Main Street, hosted on July 25 by the Downtown Nashua Association, drew hundreds of patrons including these visitors, from left, Diane, Kristy, Angel and Clohe, shopping for souvenirs on Main Street. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

A Summer Music @ The Riverwalk series concert, sponsored by the Nashua Arts Commission, was performed by Wheelhouse, a classic rock band based in Lunenburg, Mass., whose members, except for drummer Matt Peplowski, busy elsewhere, include, from left, Rob Waltz, Rob Shapiro and Michael Pistone, composers and producers of original music, available online — wheelhouserocks.com. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

Officers from the Nashua Police Department, along with emergency personnel from Nashua Fire Rescue, were on hand at the recent Summer Stroll, an event whose amenities included patrol services and resources for assistance in case of potential medical emergencies. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON