News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
It’s unprecedented, alright. What the 6-0-3’s Liquor Commission has created from modest beginnings in 2005 is, today, the envy of event planners in any major metropolitan zip code. Rock star participants, sell-out crowds, proceeds benefitting a worthy and respected local nonprofit, EasterSeals New Hampshire.
New casual dining cafe slated to open in March.
Where do you go for the best chicken wings in Manchester?
All the latest NH brew news that’s fit to print.
This year, best-selling author and motivational speaker Paul Boynton wants to help you refuel and pass go. His new book, “Be Amazing,” cuts to the chase with 100 succinct and inspirational pages that can, once and for all, help you start living the life you’ve always wanted to live and bring your “2020 vision” into focus.
Space is limited and registration is required.
Homegrown in the wilds of Maine, the Oshima Brothers promise to deliver a night of original pop-folk music.
So here we are, the 2019 Holiday Season is coming to a close. And not to put even more pressure on folks it’s also the end of the decade.
The Barking Tomato recently traveled from Nashua to the Queen City – passport in hand – to eat what all the fuss was about vis a vis Yelp and Trip Advisor food critics and I gotta confess: you are the Queen of global yummy.
Get your holiday movies on with streaming services.
And today, as I sit at my desk awaiting my new desk calendar, clothed like an Eskimo, I look to 2020 and I see my 50th birthday approaching around the bend and I plan to paint the squares of the New Year like a graffiti artist might a bare wall at midnight, marking up the hours of my days and nights.
It has been a wonderful run. I’ve made a lot of new friends, exhibited a terrific amount of good art by 27 talented artists and thoroughly enjoyed having the space.
Art artists’ reception is set for Jan. 10.
On December 14 singers from around New England will be ringing in the holidays with hits from musical theater and film as well as family favorites. The concert will feature accomplished music director Tim Goss on the piano and Miles Ahlstrom on bass.
Tickle your right brain and immerse yourself in the arts in a unique way at M.A.P. Vol. 9 – Music, Art, and Poetry night Dec.12 at Jupiter Hall.
There are lots of new beers coming out this week, whether it’s from an experimental side project or marking an anniversary celebration. Check it out.
Q&A with Boston-based singer/songwriter Chris Trapper, performing at Jupiter Hall Dec. 13.
Coming soon to a busy corner on South Willow Street: CMan Market & Deli, where you can gas-and-go or sit for a spell.
One early December morning well-spent in Manchester and my foodie Christmas list is all but wrapped up! In beautiful baskets with festive cellophane. Ready to ship across the city or across the country.
