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From the belly of the fish Jonah began praying to Yahweh. He prayed and prayed, even a prayer of thanksgiving to the God of salvation. He thanked God for saving him from the great depths of the ocean and for His forgiveness. Jonah also thanked God for being in His presence once more after running away. And after 3 days in the belly of the great fish God directed it to vomit out Jonah upon the dry land.
Indie Manchester-based video game studio Skymap Games partnered with Chuck Carter, one of the main art designers for the classic 1993 puzzle game Myst to create a new virtual reality game called Zed.
Musicians and sound engineers are still wanted for the benefit, especially those who knew Dave from his many shows throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Known as a camp classic, the 1943 production of 20th Century Fox motion picture The Gang’s All Here, was mainly a vehicle to showcase the hottest starlet of the day, Carmen Miranda.
Extra Life brings gamers together each year to raise money for local Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals to save and improve the lives of sick and injured kids.
Nov. 11: “On the Ceiling” by Nigel Planer will be read in conjunction with the Currier’s special exhibition Myth and Faith in Renaissance Florence.
The big news is that Lavallee is our guy, ranked No. 1 among “undiscovered” comedians in New Hampshire by online entertainment hub Thrillist. He’s right there between Randall Thompson of Vegas, and Gordon Baker-Bone of Jersey.
The show, which opens Oct. 19 and runs through Nov. 10 is a medieval mash-up of musical numbers, pratfalls, pithy dialogue and delightful humor.
Kelley Stelling Contemporary presents a group exhibition of paintings by John Bonner, Patrick Cunha, Catherine Graffam and Mike Howat titled “We Used to Have Parties”.
ue Zero Theatre Company will be celebrating its first full season on October 28 with a launch party.
Now in its 13th year, NH Open Doors is presented by the League of NH Craftsmen, a statewide organization dedicated to growing the state’s creative economy.
It’s time for Halloween Comic Fest and free comic books from your local comic shop!
Myth and Faith in Renaissance Florence, opening this weekend, is centered around a recently discovered masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture, John the Baptist.
Queen City author Rob Greene, writing as R.W.W. Greene, is lending his words and voice to the nation-wide launch of “Writers Resist: The Anthology” this month. Catch him at the Bookery Oct. 16 along with other local authors, as they share their work.
A celebration of the arts and culture in southern New Hampshire, ArtWalk brings artists to the center of Nashua to share, sell, and show their works inside and outside many downtown businesses. A perfect time of year to enjoy the arts against the backdrop of the colorful foliage of New Hampshire.
There are hundreds of worse things your kid could be into and any of the negatives associated with playing Fortnite are mainly on the parents’ shoulders.
Do you love the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Eagles and the Grateful Dead? Whether you’re a true “Dead Head” or a general classic rock enthusiast, you won’t want to miss Manchester Community Music School’s presentation, “When Classical Guitar Meets Classic Rock,” on Oct. 17, 2018 at 12:10 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church.
Cirque Dreams Holidazelights up the 2018 holiday season at SNHU Arena on December 12 with its popular and electrifying stage spectacular The New York Daily News proclaims a “delicious confection of charm, sparkle and talent by the sleighload and so full of energy it could end our dependence on oil.”
