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“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.
It’s been 60 years since the Prince of Widescreen Motion Pictures, the Thinking Man’s Epic, was first unspooled before the movie-going public. Winner of a record 11 Academy Awards, the second highest-grossing movie of its time after Gone With the Wind, the 1959 Ben-Hur remains a singular cinematic experience.
If you’re not going to see Dean Ford & The Beautiful Ones at The Shaskeen on April 13, well, you’re missing something special.
Still time to catch Manchester Community Theatre Players interpretation of “Our Town.”
Internationally known epic tale teller Sebastian Lockwood of Greenfield, NH is the featured speaker at the New Hampshire Storytelling Alliance’s 15th annual Granite State Story Swap (GSSS). It will be held Saturday, May 4 from 8am to 5pm at Canterbury Shaker Village, Canterbury, New Hampshire.
Classic rock at the Davignon Club Saturday night.
11th annual NHJFF honors Hollywood hero who saved 300 Jewish families from the Holocaust, celebrates NH-bred baseball star’s role on the world stage, and explores the joy of Montreal bagels.
Known for spectacle, DeMille definitively found an unbeatable combination in religion, and sexuality that kept his audiences thoroughly entertained.
The interior of the old Indian Head Athletics store at 18 Lake Avenue is a testament to industry in motion and when you walk through the front door you can feel the legacy of the two families behind it.
theatre KAPOW continues the ARTiculate Playreading Series in partnership with the Currier Museum of Art on Sunday, April 14 at 2 p.m.
Catch Sean Rowe at the Capital Center for the Arts on March 31, if you can. You won’t regret it.
The book is short, to the point and revealing of the journeys from young to old and every age in between. Music is central to the main character’s being and dancing to each beat like it might be his last.
Celebrate the arts at the 6th Annual Meri Goyette Arts Awards luncheon on April
–The one-day pop-culture convention at Manchester Memorial High School will provide a venue for cosplayers, geeky swag vendors and gamers again on Saturday March 23 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Organizers say it will be the same convention attendees have grown used to over the past eight or nine years, but they also said to expect some big expansions next year.
Livingston Taylor takes center stage at the Palace Theatre April 11 in Manchester NH, opening for the David Bromberg Quintet.
Come out for some “Who’s Line is it Anyway”-style fun with Queen City Improv on April 1.
Exhibition of Stunning beadwork from South Africa tells a luminous story of independence and memory.
The Equinox is almost here, and the Argh Gallery will be celebrating the first day of spring in style.
Last weekend a video circulated on social media showing the police looking through a patient’s belongings in a hospital room. They were there because the patient had told his medical providers he used THC oil to control the pain from his Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
