At the Currier: See rare prints by Audubon, who set new standards for his time by placing his mammalian subjects in life-like poses and habitats.
Come and hear stories of survivors and learn how to tell if someone you know may be using drugs, and what local resources are available to help. Following the conversation, tour the exhibition and join Farnum clients celebrating the art they created in response to the art on view at the Currier.
Keynote speaker is Bill Drover, father of 13-year-old twin boys, one of whom has autism. Drover wrote “Stumbling Upon the Extraordinary.” His inspiring memoir is filled with raw emotion, providing a look into a family’s life surrounded by love and laughter, but shadowed by the mysteries of autism.
Student tours at the Currier get a boost from Lincoln Financial Foundation.
If you are at loose ends now that Christmas is over, the city calendar has lots of activities for young and old alike to get you through the next week. Here are some things to do in Manchester to help you enjoy the rest of your vacation, and here’s to a wonderful 2015!
It’s Noon Year’s Eve, featuring amazing juggling performances, kid-friendly food, live music, a scavenger hunt, art activities and a chance to see our blockbuster exhibition, M.C. Escher: Reality and Illusion before it closes on January 5! For the big finish, we will cover the Currier’s Winter Garden Café floor with bubble wrap “fireworks” and hundreds of balloons will drop from the ceiling!
Each month at the Currier Museum you can enjoy a delicious brunch while talented local jazz musicians entertain you, from
Paint Your Own Wine Glass Workshop Thursday, July 10, 2014 7:30 – 9 p.m. Join Art Center faculty member Kristi