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Sept. 12-14: 4th Annual New Hampshire Pagans Faire 2025 in Belmont

read more…: Sept. 12-14: 4th Annual New Hampshire Pagans Faire 2025 in Belmont

If you’re looking for something a bit edgier than the usual grange fair, try the NH Pagan Faire on for size. Held at the scenic Belknap County Fairgrounds come by for a magickal weekend celebrating community, creativity, and spirit. Wander through rows of Pagan artists and makers, discover glittering crystals, experience the resonance of singing bowls, and enjoy enchanting live music and performances.

Granite State Generosity ‘Silent Disco’ fundraiser connects community in assisting those in need

read more…: Granite State Generosity ‘Silent Disco’ fundraiser connects community in assisting those in need

The crowd at the “Silent Disco” was as varied as the playlist. Attendees of all ages showed up in everything from flashy outfits to jeans and sneakers. Guests danced to music ranging from Justin Bieber to ABBA, with the option to switch between three DJs on color-coded channels.

Pompous Jackassery and Mortal Concerns, Vol. 1

read more…: Pompous Jackassery and Mortal Concerns, Vol. 1

Nobody asked for this column. Nobody. You don’t roll over in bed thinking, “God, I hope Keith Howard tells me about his childhood crushes today.” And yet here I am, kicking down the door anyway. I wrote a memoir, Unclaimed, But Loud. Four hundred pages of memory, confession, and polite detonations. Some readers say it’s good. I say it’s cheaper than therapy and with fewer co-pays, though with slightly more swearing.

Aug. 22: Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe takes over Wally’s on Hampton Beach 

read more…: Aug. 22: Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe takes over Wally’s on Hampton Beach 

As both a saxophonist and flutist, Karl Denson has a resume that few can measure up to. He’s performed and recorded with the likes of The Rolling Stones, Lenny Kravitz, Steve Winwood, Slightly Stoopid, John Scofield, Big Freedia, the Blind Boys of Alabama and Stanton Moore from Galactic among many others.

Aug. 16: Tim Barry from punk rock act Avail to perform at The Shaskeen

read more…: Aug. 16: Tim Barry from punk rock act Avail to perform at The Shaskeen

The frontman for the Richmond, Virginia punk rockers Avail, Tim Barry has his hands in both styles. On August 16, he’s going to be exhibiting his folk side at The Shaskeen in Manchester. It’s part of a stacked bill featuring Lenny Lashley from the Boston punk legends Darkbuster and fellow Bostonian Matt Charette from Matt Charette & The Truer Sound with the show starting at 7 p.m. 

Aug. 16 – We Are One Festival: Honoring Our Elders & Celebrating Our Youth

read more…: Aug. 16 – We Are One Festival: Honoring Our Elders & Celebrating Our Youth

The New Hampshire Black Women Health Project invites the community to the “We Are One Festival,” an annual celebration that unites generations and cultures through music, dance, and local pride. This year’s event returns on Saturday, August 16, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, 723 Elm Street, Manchester. Admission is free, and family-friendly fun awaits!

Good vibrations: Manchester hosts first Music & Jazz Festival to support city schools

read more…: Good vibrations: Manchester hosts first Music & Jazz Festival to support city schools

It was all sunshine and good vibes as the City of Manchester and the Manchester School District partnered to host the first-ever Manchester Music & Jazz Festival. Beginning at noon on Saturday attendees enjoyed a block party-style festival with a rich lineup of musical performances showcasing a variety of regional musicians.

Pedals and … Breweries?

read more…: Pedals and … Breweries?

Occasionally life throws you a bone and lets two of your passions collide. Stay alert or you’ll miss those moments! I almost did this past weekend when I was late to discover that the annual Bikes & Beers event was happening at Smuttynose Brewing in Hampton.

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