News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
This 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.
Get jazzy with the best of Manchester’s high school jazz musicians.
As breweries increasingly play host to pop-up restaurants and food trucks, thanks in part to a change in state law last year, new restaurants now have a new way to build buzz before opening.
Brigadier General Donald Bolduc will appear with Congressman Chris Pappas of New Hampshire’s First Congressional District at Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s Medical Center, One Medical Center Drive, in Lebanon on May 13 from 5- 7 p.m.
Send everyone in the house out of the house. Turn off your phone. Purchase your favorite wine. Order your favorite take-out. Put on your fuzzy slippers. Watch “Cleopatra” and feel like the queen you are. Take a tip from Elizabeth Taylor and enjoy your special day without apology.
A lifelong resident of New Hampshire with an international following, artist James Aponovich has chosen Kelley Stelling Contemporary for his first exhibition in almost 15 years in the state.
Both of these special celebrations are free. Come by and meet the student artists, dignitaries, the GATW team, and hear more than 60 children from the Charlotte Avenue Elementary School perform during the ceremony.
You’d have to get up pretty early in the morning, and several days in advance of May 4, to beat these comic book fans to the front of the line.
Sunday in the city and I’m a hot mess, burned out couch side, copper tongue sagging out the side of my mouth, just trying to figure what to do with my day. So many hours left to kill before the “Battle of Winterfell” begins. If only I had a barrel of Dragon Glass to sharpen, or a hobby that involved something other than tending to my vices to occupy my time.
The movie is “True Grit,” the true “True Grit,” and moviegoers will get to see the classic in theaters this week with four showing, on May 5 and May 8.
Initiative offers political candidates the opportunity to share their views on the role of art and culture in our society.
Three performances of the popular musical at Keefe Center for the Arts in Nashua.
Come celebrate the bigger, better Dulces Bakery on May 1, as they open the doors to their new space, the old Post Office Fruit Luncheonette.
Wanna rock? May 18 at Penuche’s will be rockin’ hard with DEFCON!
A road trip to Rhode Island was in order, after seeing the work of vintage pin-up photographer Krzystyna Caldarone of Vintage Girl Studios.
A young boy befriends a balloon and their improbable relationship is chronicled. As mundane or odd as the plot may seem, the 34-minute film by Lamorisse is a simplistic, artistic masterpiece. I decline to dissect the plot, merely because this film is absolutely worth every moment of discovery.
Join us on Wednesday, May 15, 2019, 12:10 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church, as the Manchester Community Music School (MCMS) presents “Afternoon Serenade” as part of its Music’s on the Menu Free Concert Series.
See the traveling exhibit, “22-13,” in Laconia on April 22 and 23.
The Palace Theater will be hosting a Carnivale Masquerade Ball April 27 at 8 p.m. in the newly-renovated Spotlight Room located right next door to the theater on Hanover Street.
“That Fresh Green of Spring,” is James Tebbetts’ fifth concert featuring his original compositions performed by professional musicians, including Manchester Community Music School faculty members.