We’re sure you’re busy prepping for the holidays, here a few events to give you a break and get you out of the house.
In 2022, Rowan Jacobsen released the most concrete and accurate depiction of the intention behind fine chocolate and the industry therein; the Obsessions: Wild Chocolate podcast guides the listener through five rare wild cacaos and the cacao farmers and chocolate makers who are changing sourcing practices in order to preserve exceptional flavors found throughout the world’s most precious and endangered tropical forests.
Synchronize your watches for Dec. 7 at 4 p.m. because that’s when the downtown will come alive as the Annual Holiday Parade literally “Lights Up the Night,” with this year’s theme.
Mayor Jay Ruais on Monday announced the next in a series of ward-by-ward town hall-style meetings which will take place in Ward 2 on Dec. 5 from 6-7 p.m. at Hillside Middle School, 112 Reservoir Avenue.
Positive Street Art is ecstatic to bring our newest gallery exhibition, titled Burgeoning, to our Manchester satellite gallery in partnership with the Greater Manchester Chamber on November 21 from 5-7 p.m. An exhibition curated and coordinated by Waypoint’s Youth Mural Crew.
We’re starting to get into the holiday spirit! Check out the mix below to get you ahead on your holiday shopping or to get out and about.
The North American tour of the all-new Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey The Greatest Show On Earth is about to take over the SNHU Arena from Nov. 15-17.
Who doesn’t love slow weekend before all the holidays?
In one of the last campaign events of this election cycle, Congressman Chris Pappas, gubertanorial candidate Joyce Craig, and other candidates met with members of the Nepalese immigrant community. The event was held at the Dancing Yeti Bar & Grill in Manchester.
The Democratic party leadership gathered in Manchester on Monday afternoon for the last time in this year’s election cycle. Elected officials, candidates, party officials, and a standing-room-only crowd of volunteers filled the Manchester Harris-Walz campaign office for the last time before voting starts on Tuesday.