Posts by Constance Cherise
How will you recover from your May 4 Taco Tour hangover? The hair of the dog on Cinco de Mayo, of course.
You may not know the name Rowland Scherman, but you more than likely know his work – including some of the most iconic images of the 1963 March on Washington, when Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I have a dream” speech.
In a state like New Hampshire where the racial demographic is overwhelmingly white, faculty that can relate to the experience of BIPOC students is an obvious issue. For cities like Manchester and Nashua where a concentration of diverse students reside, representation is a steadily growing need.
On August 15, Mwano held an awards dinner honoring four students recognized for their winning submissions in the newly-formed essay scholarship program, “Persevere to Excel Essay Scholarship.” The event took place in the Pappas room of the Puritan Backroom restaurant, an effort he expects to conduct annually.
Performer, teacher, and New Hampshire Artist Laureate for 2022-2024, Theo Martey utilizes the drum as a means of celebrating tradition and connection through workshops and performances. A native of Ghana, Martey spent his youth learning about traditional African music.
On June 5, Positive Street Art of Nashua celebrated 10 years of artistry with the grand opening of their new 2,000 square-foot space, located on the third floor of 48 Bridge Street, Nashua.
“The committee that has created it is composed of BIPOC community members, people with disabilities and the queer community. I
From the Beatles to Jimi Hendrix to Van Halen to Judy Garland, Shimabukuro delivers memorable, emotionally-provoking performances, coaxing his listener to readily close their eyes and voyage to his exquisite destination.
Take a lesson from some of the women who were bold in the face of adversity, carried on through their personal pain, and triumphed against the odds. Below is a list of eight films to add to your streaming list that will engage, empower, and enlighten.
We honor the women in our own lives who have empowered and inspired, shared sage wisdom, offered their shoulder, and held space. In recognition of Women’s History Month, we ask the question: Who are the women that made you?