The Soapbox: New Hampshire can’t afford to abandon the arts

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The State Council on the Arts has been reduced by the Senate Finance Committee to a single dollar. One dollar. Lawmakers have asked the Council to become a volunteer operation and rely entirely on private donations—despite knowing this move could lead to the loss of all support staff and federal matching grants. This isn’t just a budget adjustment. It’s a slow erasure.

Arts Build Community needs you: Help make the 2025 Community Canvas Mural Festival happen

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“Our sponsors and donors don’t just fund art—they become part of the story,” says Chase. “This is  perfect for brands that value engagement, creativity, and real connection. We’re all about weaving the  community into the experience.” This community built around Community Canvas is one of  compassion, individuality, and connection.” 

A new creative arts project wants your food stories!

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The Manchester Arts Commission has recently voted to fund and support a new project, “Foodstories – We Are What We Eat: Intersections Between Food, Memory, Identity, and Our Stories.” In its mission to promote all forms of art and culture within the City of Manchester, the support of this new project in the Queen City. The Board of Mayor and Aldermen recently approved the Manchester Arts Commission’s vote to support the project.

Young people and the arts

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As I got older, and became more involved with local musical artists as both a DJ and being in artist management, I began to develop a growing appreciation for the arts in all forms, and in particular, the young people who were involved in “The Arts.”

Meeting Ben Folds

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Ben believes his arts experience has given him far more than just the ability to compose and play the piano, but has made him far more flexible and adaptable.

June 30: Josh Ritter brings his ‘Works In Progress + Songs You Know’ Tour to Tupelo Music Hall

read more…: June 30: Josh Ritter brings his ‘Works In Progress + Songs You Know’ Tour to Tupelo Music Hall

Ever since the release of his self-titled debut album back in 1999, Josh Ritter has been considered one of the best songwriters to emerge over the past 25 years. A native of Moscow, Idaho, Ritter’s approach to music evokes timeless Americana while weaving in the styles of country, folk and rock with a knack for clever storytelling through his lyrics.

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