Music, live theatre, comedy – it’s all happening this weekend. Get out and enjoy.
Music, live theatre, comedy – it’s all happening this weekend. Get out and enjoy.
Hard to believe we’ve already made it to June. Find yourself some fun.
“I can do an odd version of a song and I get to do a bunch of stuff. I get to do songs that maybe someone has never heard before or has never heard me sing in that style before, so there’s a lot to it other than me playing people’s favorite songs. There’s me being able to sing whatever the hell I want and when I feel like doing it I can turn things down while doing two or three songs by Elton John in a heartbeat and then go back into doing some Dio or something. I can flip things around and do a wide variety.” – Joey Belladonna on his Jukebox project
Due to inclement weather parade organizers have cancelled the May 27 parade.
This performance promises an unforgettable evening of music by the great bands of the 1940s “swing” era, alongside a variety of modern jazz and pop artists. Audiences can expect authentic arrangements by icons such as Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Stan Kenton, Buddy Rich, and Woody Herman.
The Ted Herbert Music School will host its Jazz Showcase on Sunday, June 9Â the Ted Herbert and Majestic Studio Theatre located in Manchester. This afternoon of Jazz by Ted Herbert students and instructors will feature the inaugural performance of the Ted Herbert Community Big Band.
“The statute we dedicate today is not just a tribute to a singular individual, but a representation of all combat photographers who have risked their lives to bring their truth of war to the world. It stands as a reminder of their courage, their skill and their unwavering commitment to their mission. Through their lenses they have shown us the true cost of freedom, and the resilience of the human spirit.”
In recognition of National Cancer Survivor Month, this gala is a invitation to all cancer survivors to join us for an evening of celebration, reflection, and community. Survivors are invited to attend the event free of charge. Additionally, each survivor is welcome to bring a guest for a nominal fee of $15.
The Palace Theatres’ Kitchen Tour, presented with additional support from Granite State Cabinetry, will return for its 17th year on June 2.Â