The way Tianhui Ng allowed for that artistic freedom while also keeping everyone
together in Symphony NH Passions was beyond amazing.
“Bernstein’s Legacy” is a Symphony NH music director finalist series concert. Adam Kerry Boyles chose pieces. Faye Jones of InkLinkNews reviewed the concert.
Student artists from across New Hampshire gathered February 8 at Stockbridge Theater on the campus of Pinkerton Academy for the 2026 Scholastic Art Awards ceremony to honor their hard work and wins!
Students of Manchester, New Hampshire can celebrate because Snow Day 2.0 has been announced! This is the largest amount of snow the United States has seen in years, affecting states from New Mexico to Maine. Midwestern states like Minnesota and Michigan, and northeastern states like those in New England are used to low temperatures and snowy winters.
Many may practice the customary snow day traditions such as wearing pajamas inside out and backwards, putting a spoon under their pillow, performing a snow dance, flushing ice cubes down the toilet, and placing a white crayon in the freezer or on every windowsill. Although, where did these rituals come from?
As we return to school, we look forward to a year of learning together, building friendships, and fostering community. Yet, it seems that heated rhetoric and attacks on debate and dialogue have been at the forefront of the media and across college campuses. The September 10th assaination of Charlie Kirk has brought non-stop coverage and contention throughout the country. Some of us knew him, and others didn’t, but in the days that followed we all learned about his life and his conservative beliefs. Charlie Kirk was assassinated while speaking at Utah Valley University, fatally shot while engaging in debate. Kirk was on his first of ten stops at college campuses around the country, with a stop scheduled for New Hampshire.
“Unexpected Stories” is the perfect lead-in for our Inkubator intern’s first review working with SymphonyNH this season.
Nashua urban arts nonprofit Positive Street Art has recently expanded their efforts and work in community outreach and enrichment by advancing their two year partnership with adult disability suppport and skills growh program Opportunity Networks to new heights!
When school’s out in the summer, you might struggle to find things to do. Don’t worry! If you’re a teen, the Manchester City Library has just the thing for you! I recently interviewed Dori Eisenstat, a librarian and the woman who runs the teen program at Manchester City Library.
Nursing students at Manchester Community College spent their 2024-2025 winter break running a mobile clinic in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic through the nonprofit Foundation for Peace.
What makes this performance so special is because it consisted of only overtures from various points in time and with various different moods. The performance was spectacular, with impressive instrumental work from the orchestra, and beautiful conducting from their conductor, Roger Kalia.
Bookstores around the country are celebrating Indie Bookstore Day today. The event is put together by Indie Bound, an American Booksellers Association initiative. Goal is to promote local businesses and help contribute to local communities.
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.
Cards and pamphlets offering advice and detailing students’ rights under Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) started showing up around the Manchester Community College (MCC) campus shortly after President Trump’s January inauguration, and now MCC President Paul Beaudin has made the college’s position clear.
The absence of sound made you appreciate the other winds even more as well as the instrument that used to be playing.
In room 249, along with business studies, Manchester Community College offers food, toiletries, contraceptive and feminine products to economically disadvantaged students. The program, called My Campus Cupboard, is backed by local food banks and donors.
Manchester Community College’s Health and Exercise Science Program has installed 11 stationary bike-desks in their program classroom to allow students to stay active during classes.
