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Marshalls reopens in Concord at new Merchants Way spot after 27 years at old store

The off-price retailer moved from a longtime location at the Capitol Shopping Center to a new building at Merchants Way.

By Riya Zhao ·

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Marshalls operates 12 stores across New Hampshire, and the company just opened its newest location in Concord. The store launched with a grand opening on the morning of October 29, 2026. It is the 12th store the off-price retailer has in the state.

The new shop sits at 14 Merchants Way in Concord. The building is part of a retail cluster that also includes a Market Basket grocery store, a HomeGoods store, and the NH Liquor & Wine Outlet. This location replaces a previous Marshalls site at 80 Storrs Street at the Capitol Shopping Center. That older location closed near the end of October 2026 to make room for the new building.

The original Marshalls in Concord opened in 1999, according to Zayre88, a retail history website. The move to the Merchants Way site marks a change in the store's physical footprint within the city. The new building is distinct from the former site, which served shoppers for more than two decades.

The store will operate on a consistent schedule following the opening day. It is open every day of the week from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. The grand opening event began at 8 a.m. on October 29, allowing early visitors to shop before the regular morning start time for the rest of the week.

The addition of this location brings the total number of Marshalls stores in New Hampshire to 12. The store is part of a broader group of off-price retailers that serve the local market. The new building is situated in an area that already hosts major retail tenants. The company continues to maintain a physical presence in communities across the state through these brick-and-mortar locations.

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