This project was funded by NH Community Development Finance Authority, with the goal of understanding the experiences of young people in the neighborhood and identifying the needs and barriers they face in accessing services and resources.
Through the course of 2025, 20 young adults utilized analog photographic methods and hybrid creative writing techniques to create works wholly expressing their “who-ness.” Each relic installed at the chamber will unveil to the viewer extraordinary perspectives from artists around the state of New Hampshire who have been impacted by the circumstances of being un-housed.
Blood donations are relatively quick and easy. There is a list of medications and conditions that will disqualify donors from giving. That list can be found on the Red Cross website and is given to donors before an appointment. Donors must be over 110 pounds and above 17 years of age without parental consent. Donations must be eight weeks apart to allow time for recovery.
When it comes to live music, few things compare to the genuine experience of a show with a bunch of local bands taking the stage; musicians who all hail from the same area load up their gear, do a little soundcheck and they’re rip roaring and ready to rock for an electrifying period of time.
It finally looks to be a warm Spring weekend that we all deserve. Check the mix below to get you out of the house, enjoy the warmth, and relax.
Two community gatherings at the YWCA Manchester are set for April 14 and April 18, 2025, from 6 to 7 p.m. for a community-focused line dancing session in advance of a community-focused Juneteenth project.
A semi-annual Rare Coin and Currency Expo returns to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, 700 Elm St., for two days, Friday April 18 and Saturday, April 19, brought to you by EBW Promotions, LLC.
The Greater Manchester Chamber (GMC) on Wednesday released the list of more than 90 participating restaurants for Taco Tour Manchester presented by Casamigos taking place on Thursday, May 8, 2025, from 4 – 8 p.m. throughout Downtown Manchester.
How will you spend your weekend? We’ve got ideas.
Rain or shine – or even a little snow – this year’s St. Patrick’s Parade is scheduled to take place March 30. Preceded by the annual Shamrock Shuffle road race, a parade of participants will make their way down Elm Street to the delight of the crowd.
The Palace Theatre is trying something completely different – staging its first-ever New Hampshire Short Play Festival, taking place at the Rex Theater on Friday, April 4, and Saturday, April 5, 2025. This groundbreaking event, presented by Kanteres Real Estate, marks the first short play festival of its kind in New Hampshire.
After a five-year hiatus, the City of Manchester Mayor’s Senior Luncheon is returning on May 7, 2025. This annual event, begun in 2007, recognizes and celebrates Greater Manchester’s 55+ population who play a significant role in the City’s past, present and future.
Join us for an afternoon of food, music, dancing, and great conversations as we come together to #AccelerateAction and Inspire Inclusion.
There are a lot of talented people in the bluegrass world, but Sierra Hull is an absolute phenom. She’s one of the best mandolinists on the planet, she signed her first record deal with Rounder Records at the age of 13 and she has studied at Berklee College of Music in Boston while winning numerous awards. She also exhibits a very forward-thinking approach, which has garnered her a wide array of collaborations while being part of the central focus for her latest album. It’s called “A Tip Toe High Wire” and it was officially self-released on March 7 by Hull. As part of her tour in support of the full-length, Hull is going to be performing at the Colonial Theatre in Keene on March 21 starting at 8 p.m.
As always, this week’s round-up of live entertainment in and around Southern NH is brought to you by A. Robert Dionne of Ted Herbert Music School & Rentals.
The Manchester City Library Spring book sale will take place on May 17th from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The pricing will be $10 per average sized grocery bag. Bring your own bag or we can provide one. Fill it up with whatever materials can fit! Individual items can also be purchased for $2 each for hardcover books and $1 each for most other materials.
Held at Bronstein Park in Manchester on March 21 at 6:30 p.m., right across from the Waypoint Youth Shelter, the in-person gathering will include speeches from Waypoint staff, food, opportunity to dance, and vendor stands, including the Pop-up Gallery.
The snow’s melted and spring is right around the corner. Enjoy some maple syrup or celebrate St. Patrick’s Day to get you out of the house.
Through dialogue, reflection, role-playing and presentations, this intensive workshop challenges participants to analyze the structures of power and privilege that prohibits social equity and prepares participants to be effective organizers for justice.