Studio 550 is offering art & clay camps that are sure to get kids creating and laughing this summer vacation. Each of these week-long camps run from 2:30-5 p.m. The studio staff has over 30 cumulative years of experience working with kids!
Set to the scene of one of April’s signature showers which brings new life after the winter’s freeze, tucked away in the Greater Manchester Chamber was an art show exhibiting select works of Richella Simard and Amber-Nicole Cannan.
Positive Street Art and Opportunity Network invite you to join them in celebrating the collaborative work at an opening reception on Thursday, May 30, 2024, from 6-8 p.m. at Positive Street Art 48 Bridge St. #3f in Nashua. This is a unique exhibition showcasing the solo and collaborative work of 14 artists!
An accomplished museum director, curator, educator, and writer, Dr. Pomeroy brings more than 30 years of museum experience to the Currier. As a museum leader and an arts advocate, Pomeroy has been committed to making art museums exciting destinations, with accessible art and education programs.
Starting in 2008 with its initial location being within various venues in downtown Peterborough, The Thing In The Spring is a festival that combines live music, visual art and other aspects to create an extraordinary experience. Over the past couple of years, the festival has made its home at Nova Arts in Keene, with its next edition happening from May 16 to May 19.
Spring’s in full swing and summer will be here before you know it. Check out the list below to get you out of the house and enjoy the weather this weekend.
It’s different every night, I just wanna go where people wanna hear music and have a good time and we’ll be alright. If I can do some cool shit during the day, even better. I’ll tell you what is better, late-night food options over here. The fact that you can go and sit in, eat some food and have a drink after the gig is a blessing. Much harder to find over there.
Diz’s Webster House Celebrity night fundraiser was filled with magic for a good cause.
Nature also has a way of inspiring songs and there are numerous artists who will use a trail hike or a simple walk in the woods to clear their head before going into a songwriting session. With her latest release that came out in February being a unique one titled, “From The Forest Floor,” via the record label OFFAIR, New Jersey singer-songwriter Jenny Owen Youngs embraced this relationship in inventive fashion.
