July 11: Explore Arts & Culture in Manchester with Trolley Night
read more…: July 11: Explore Arts & Culture in Manchester with Trolley NightCheck out this year’s Trolley Night activities.
Arts & Culture
News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
Teen singer-songwriter takes aim at bullying with music video, ‘The Death of a Taylor Swift Wannabe’
read more…: Teen singer-songwriter takes aim at bullying with music video, ‘The Death of a Taylor Swift Wannabe’In reality, Emma says music is what saved her life. Now, the Bishop Guertin sophomore is poised to inspire others who struggle with anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts in the same way her idol, Taylor Swift, has inspired her.
Veni, vidi, vici (I came, I saw, I conquered nothing and loved every minute of it)
read more…: Veni, vidi, vici (I came, I saw, I conquered nothing and loved every minute of it)Got myself a “get out of town” pass for 48 hours recently without having any real reason to leave town. I just made my way toward Nowhere, all for the heck of it. Sometimes that’s the only place worth seeing. So I saw.
Call for Artists: Make your art a part of Manchester’s Cityscape
read more…: Call for Artists: Make your art a part of Manchester’s CityscapeStudio 550 is looking for artists to submit designs for “Think Outside the Box 3.0”
Free Moxie for everyone: Visitors treated June 1 for Aviation Museum’s ‘Great Moxie Flyover’
read more…: Free Moxie for everyone: Visitors treated June 1 for Aviation Museum’s ‘Great Moxie Flyover’Public invited to join group photo taken from vintage airplane towing Moxie banner; plus local author’s book signing.
Derryfield Old Home Day kicks off summer celebration of Nutfield’s 300th Anniversary
read more…: Derryfield Old Home Day kicks off summer celebration of Nutfield’s 300th AnniversaryThis summer a series of events have been planned to commemorate the establishment of the towns and villages that later become known as Derry, Londonderry, Windham, Hampstead, and Manchester.
Oh, the humanities: Preserving the things that keep us fed, beyond food
read more…: Oh, the humanities: Preserving the things that keep us fed, beyond foodAbove and beyond the academic sphere, are the so-called public humanities — what you, me, and the other Average Joes and Joannes are talking about in our day-to-day lives.
Ribbon is cut on Bedford’s funky diner, The Friendly Toast
read more…: Ribbon is cut on Bedford’s funky diner, The Friendly ToastThe Friendly Toast is waiting for you in Bedford.
Review: Katie Dobbins shines with ‘There is Light’
read more…: Review: Katie Dobbins shines with ‘There is Light’And if anyone else cares to bathe alongside me in Kate’s light, join us at The Bookery on Elm Street in Manchester this Friday May 24 at 6:30 p.m. where you can see Dobbins, Kate West, Nick Ferraro and Jasmine Mann — all incredible songwriters — joining me as I read from my new book, “Notes From the Last Breath Farm: A Music Junkies Quest to Be Heard,” which is for sale at the Bookery, and on Amazon.
June 14-23: Majestic Theatre presents classic comedy, ‘The Man Who Came to Dinner’
read more…: June 14-23: Majestic Theatre presents classic comedy, ‘The Man Who Came to Dinner’“The Man Who Came to Dinner” will be staged by Majestic Theatre with shows on Fridays June 14 & 21 at 7 p.m., Saturdays June 15 & 22 at 7 p.m. and Sunday June 23 at 2 p.m. Performances will be held at The Majestic Theatre Studios located at 880 Page St., Manchester.
Ancient Fire Mead & Cider opening outdoor space
read more…: Ancient Fire Mead & Cider opening outdoor spaceGet your mead on in the great outdoors.
May 31-June 2: 2019 Food Trucks for CASA at Southern NH University
read more…: May 31-June 2: 2019 Food Trucks for CASA at Southern NH UniversityOriginally Manchester’s first Food Truck Festival, Food Trucks for CASA is moving just across the Manchester-Hooksett line to Southern New Hampshire University for its 2019 iteration.
Rob Azevedo named a finalist in annual National Society of Newspaper Columnists competition
read more…: Rob Azevedo named a finalist in annual National Society of Newspaper Columnists competitionWe just got word that Rob Azevedo’s been named a finalist in the National Society of Newspaper Columnists annual writing competition for a pair of columns he penned for the InkLink.
Art 3 Gallery “Freshly Imagined” opening reception May 30th
read more…: Art 3 Gallery “Freshly Imagined” opening reception May 30thArt 3 Gallery’s first exhibit of 2019 titled “Freshly Imagined” will open on May 30th with an evening reception from 4-7 pm. Catering will be provided by Jane Beaulieu of “Roots” Café of Hooksett.
Edward Hopper’s final painting on special loan to the Currier Museum
read more…: Edward Hopper’s final painting on special loan to the Currier MuseumArtist Edward Hopper painted “Two Comedians” at the age of 83 when he and his wife were seriously ill. He died the following year. The painting seems to show Hopper bidding farewell to his art, and to the world.
Can We Talk About Race? Discussion continues May 22 at NH Institute of Politics
read more…: Can We Talk About Race? Discussion continues May 22 at NH Institute of PoliticsThis will be a guided discussion on how we will repair and prepare ourselves through local laws, institutions, and systems to become a more welcoming community.