News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
A meet-and-greet with artist Bruce McColl is set for March 18, 2020, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at which time the artist will provide an intimate guided tour of his artwork.
The Bookery event is free to all, and copies of The Light Years are available there now and at the event.
She played Carnegie Hall, was an outspoken civil rights advocate, had a 15-year high profile marriage with the first black New York City councilman and prominent boisterous civil rights activist Adam Clayton Powell and her hands were insured by Lloyds of London. Her fans included icons the likes of Duke Ellington, Lena Horne, Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday and Nat King Cole, to name a few, yet when In 2019 Alicia Keys hosted the Grammys, and performed on two pianos simultaneously, when she acknowledged Hazel Scott, the crowd barely reacted.
The exhibition opens March 21 and will be on view through June 28, 2020.
Zoe Boekbinder doesn’t need to listen to music to be a musician. Sounds odd, right? Not really if you think about it because with all the music going on inside Zoe’s head, well, there just isn’t room enough for any outside distractions or influence.
The weather’s getting a little warmer, but the menu is still full of dessert beers and meads. A couple barrel-aged meads are coming out in March, and 603 Brewery is kicking off a three-month series of pie-themed barrel-aged stouts.
After years of traveling and shooting across the country, setting up pop-up themed events in places like LA and New York, today Karen Jerzyk sets up Monthly Themed Portrait Events in her new studio space in downtown Manchester.
Black Pudding Rovers will play MoeJoe’s Restaurant on St Patrick’s Day, Tuesday, March 17, from 4 to 8 p.m.
A superstar walks into a bar and the rest was like a dream come true for local songstress Amanda McCarthy.
Auditions will be held Sunday, March 15 at 10 a.m. to noon at Dimensions in Dance, 84 Myrtle St., Manchester.
The workshop will be held at The Ford House on the campus of SNHU (2500 North River Road, Manchester.
Tickets are just $10 per person, and it’s BYOB!
On Tuesday night 62 supporting members of the Palace got a sneak peek of the show during a tech rehearsal for “Mamma Mia,” a jukebox musical based on the music of pop-group Abba that opens a five-week run on Feb. 28.
In times of heightened political polarization and global crisis, readers in 2020 will find comfort in Doerr’s message of learning to create our own light when surrounded by the darkness.
German sour beers and lagers are making a comeback, popular NEIPAs like Cone Zone and LL Cool Haze are back on stage, and you can’t go wrong with barrel-aged beers and barleywines. And don’t miss a week’s worth of events marking the 5th anniversary of Rockingham Brewing!
I turn to this book sometimes when the mud is stuck wet and hot between my ears. During the end of this bitter season, I find myself struggling to say the simplest of words, turning a phrase, completing a sentence. Can’t seem to capture a thought. I have it, I have it, then it’s gone. Everything sounding like a car wreck coming off my tongue. A mish-mash of mispronunciations.
“Versailles represents the apogee of classic French culture. It was the most glorious building in their history, and for women who were possibly descendants of slaves to be the stars in this magnificent gilded chateau…”
Calling all art lovers! Art Gallery 46, at 46 NH Route 101A in Amherst, is holding a four-day Pop-Up Art Show for a Cause on Feb. 20-23, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.
New this year at the Spotlight Theatre – a Mini Food Fest featuring small bites from local restaurants, plus live entertainment and $5 off your ticket to “Mamma Mia!”
