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On February 27, 1844, the Dominican Republic declared its independence. 182 years later, a ceremony was held outside of Manchester City Hall to celebrate the Caribbean nation and members of the Dominican community within Manchester.
Manchester’s performing arts and dining community – where theatre and cuisine come together to energize downtown, support local businesses, and create a shared cultural experience – will once again celebrate all that satisfies the soul with Restaurant Week. From Feb. 27-March 8 there are all kinds of great deals to be had – prix fixe menus and specialty items to make your night out on the town doubly delightful.
MANCHESTER, NH – “Black history is American history,” said Manchester resident Stanley Garrity, who spends his post-retirement life researching New Hampshire’s
The SEE Science Center will be celebrating game design in March. On March 8th Family activities will be offered at SEE on Ralph Baer’s Birthday. Ralph Baer who is recognized as the father of video games lived and worked in New Hampshire and is featured in several exhibits at the SEE Science Center. In addition, SEE’s adult science discussion series Science on Tap will discuss game design on Tuesday March 10th.
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CANDIA, NH – Ella Dionne, Pinkerton ’25, was crowned Miss Maine Teen Volunteer and will compete for the Miss Teen
Opportunities for community connection are in full supply this weekend! Support local businesses at one of the many anniversary parties taking place around town, or young artists at The Youth Center’s first ever TYC Presents: The Coffee Shop Series at the Moka Pot. Head to Honey Cup Cafe and Tearoom’s Dine to Donate event where 10% of sales will go to supporting the Manchester Diaper Pantry. Or perhaps go cheer on your sporty neighbors at “Sky is the Limit” Rail Jam at McIntyre. Your presence makes all the difference when it comes to lifting up local!
On February 26, these guys have a sold-out show happening at Tupelo Music Hall in Derry. It starts at 8 p.m. and singer-songwriter Nick Brown will be opening up the evening.
It’s officially that part of winter where we start to crave color. The Currier is here for you with a March full of color.
