Seth Meyers Visits Wicked Joyful in Manchester, New Hampshire

About a month after Adam Sandler was spotted grabbing ice cream from Sawyer's on the Pier in Laconia, another famous New Hampshire face popped up in the Granite State.

Fellow "Saturday Night Live" alum and comedian Seth Meyers visited Wicked Joyful, a collectible shop in Manchester, near the end of August.

It looks like the New Hampshire native even picked up a Lonely Island action figure. Maybe next time he'll get the Michael Bolton as Captain Jack Sparrow figure? (If there isn't one, there should be.)

Seth Meyers Visits Wicked Joyful in Manchester, New Hampshire

Wicked Joyful shared a Facebook post excitedly highlighting Seth Meyers' visit to the Manchester shop.

Turns out, not only did Meyers get a toy (and from the looks of it, a Joe Montana figure as part of the Lonely Island's Bash Brothers bit), but he also stuck around to talk for a little and even snap a picture.

How cool for him to stop by and check out the local place. But did he sit down and play some Super Mario Bros that was on?

What Is Wicked Joyful in New Hampshire?

According to its Instagram page, Wicked Joyful has been around since 2019, created by Manchester native Nick Lavalle.

It's noted that the business is "part retail shop, part nostalgia museum" and features "original apparel, artwork, vintage toys, pop culture ephemera, physical media, and free-play classic arcade games."

There's even a recreated 1980s living room inside.

Basically, it's a nostalgia trip into the past with some classic items as well as unique finds. Are you still rocking a cassette player? Want to rock a cassette player?

Where Is Wicked Joyful Store Located in New Hampshire?

The Wicked Joyful storefront is actually very new.

While the brand has been around for years, it wasn't until June 20, 2026, that its first store held a grand opening at 215 Canal Street in Manchester, New Hampshire.

It's located near Harpoon, Clyde's Dessert and Wine Bar, and Barre Life.

Meyers was in New Hampshire earlier in August as part of his comedy fundraiser, so the fact that he found his way back to the state again later that month is pretty neat. Those Granite State roots hold strong!

It's always fun to see celebrities with ties to New England pop up every now and then and check out the local businesses in the area.

I wonder who will make a stop in New Hampshire next?