News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
The 16th year of the New England Fiddle Ensemble brings together another dedicated group, now with over 160 people ranging in age from 4 to 91.
CONCORD, NH — Internationally acclaimed pianist Fei-Fei joins Music Director Roger Kalia and Symphony New Hampshire for a spectacular evening
In lockstep—or maybe the better term is “goose step”—with President Donald Trump’s disdain for anything intellectual, New Hampshire House Republicans recently voted to pass a proposal, introduced by Rep. Joseph Sweeney (R-Salem), to eliminate the Division of the Arts.
Love makes the world go ’round, but it needs a good soundtrack. Find your way to some live music and entertainment this weekend!
“Our sponsors and donors don’t just fund art—they become part of the story,” says Chase. “This is perfect for brands that value engagement, creativity, and real connection. We’re all about weaving the community into the experience.” This community built around Community Canvas is one of compassion, individuality, and connection.”
Everything Kevin Powell knows about manhood today has come to him by questioning everything he thought he knew.
The Playball Fields Community Garden at Cullerot Park is looking for more community gardeners.
Majestic’s “Sweeney Todd: School Edition” stars teens of The Majestic Academy of Dramatic Arts under the Direction of Jocelyn Duford with Musical Direction by Keith Belanger.
A new monthly Ink Link column by John Angelom Ink in the Wild, featuring profiles of books and writers, both current and past, who have contributed to New Hampshire’s rich literary tradition.
It is the bottom of the first inning in the first game of a doubleheader against the Portland Sea Dogs at Delta Dental Stadium, and New Hampshire Fisher Cats president Rick Brenner sits beside the Cats’ dugout, flanked by his beloved bat dog, Casey, who is preparing to run out to home plate and fetch the Fisher Cats’ bats.