Consider yourself eligible to be part of a classic and beloved musical coming this fall to The Palace Theatre stage as part of their professional series for the 2024-25 season.
Doe-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti… Do you want to miss out on all the great music out there? We didn’t think so.
Doe-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti… Do you want to miss out on all the great music out there? We didn’t think so.
No one has ever accused To Share Brewing of not being lively. And how do you know you’re really alive? By the challenges you face. Owners Aaron and Jenni Share are facing a big one now — Jenni has breast cancer, and she is dealing with it very much in her way, pragmatically, effectively, and getting s*** done in spite of it.
The Pizza Man Bar and Grille in Manchester—a cavernous-yet-comfortable place tucked away in a strip of buildings on East Industrial Drive—might be a far cry from the Madison Square Garden, but for Manchester-musician Ernesto Burden, it is a perfectly intimate venue for connecting with a crowd.
“This has been a dream role for me really, for so long. I’ve done the show a few times – always part of the ensemble. The first time I ever did it was here, a few years back,” says Bienvenue, who was in high school at the time.
The fourth in an ongoing series of Black History plaques was unveiled on June 14 at City Hall Plaza, named “Caesar, Caesar,” honoring Caesar Griffin and Caesar Harvey – two Black residents of Derryfield during the 1700s, who Garrity has identified as Manchester first Black landowners.
Black Womxn in NH Social Club is hosting a Juneteenth New England celebration, taking place on June 22, 2024, at the Kimball Jenkins Estate in Concord.
It’s also special when this happens with an all-local bill, and that’s exactly what’s going to be happening at The Shaskeen in the heart of downtown Manchester on June 15. Country-rockers Regals are going to be headlining while garage punks Black Hatch and alt-rock act Trash Sun are going to be rounding out the bill. It starts at 8 p.m. and it promises to be a great showcase of musical talents.
Thanking teachers and students We can never spend enough time recognizing the good things, going on in our communities. Hillside