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‘Island in the Sun’: A controversial film for its time, with scandal, secrets and tropical splendor

read more…: ‘Island in the Sun’: A controversial film for its time, with scandal, secrets and tropical splendor

The 20th Century Fox film, “Island in the Sun” (1957), was produced by Darryl F. Zanuck and directed by Robert Rossen, based on the novel of the same name by Alec Waugh, starring Harry Belafonte, James Mason, Dorothy Dandridge, and Dame Joan Collins. It was one of the most racially controversial films shown in Hollywood for its historical timeframe. 

Happening now: Art 3 Gallery presents ‘Simple Pleasures’

read more…: Happening now: Art 3 Gallery presents ‘Simple Pleasures’

The gallery is not having a physical opening to celebrate this exhibit because of COVID-19, so we have created a series of videos posted on our website that allows everyone to enjoy virtually all the artwork hung in this show. Art 3 Gallery is open to the public from 1-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday or by appointment. We are suggesting that people call ahead to make appointments so that we can maintain social distancing.

‘This is red alert’: Venues go red as COVID-19 closures illuminate critical need for performance arts

read more…: ‘This is red alert’: Venues go red as COVID-19 closures illuminate critical need for performance arts

What happens when entertainment venues aren’t able to bring in people for shows and games? What happens to your city when there are fewer people being drawn in to see shows and dine in your restaurants? Fewer people means less income for small businesses, which means fewer job opportunities, which can all lead to local businesses closing their doors permanently and unemployment rates rising. 

News of return to 100 percent capacity for all restaurants more of a ‘nothing burger’ for some owners

read more…: News of return to 100 percent capacity for all restaurants more of a ‘nothing burger’ for some owners

Restaurants across New Hampshire have been given the green light to return to full-capacity dining. The announcement by Gov. Chris Sununu Friday came one day after testimony from several restaurant owners who told the governor’s reopening task force that operating at half-capacity would “kill their business.”

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