News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
The NH Therapeutic Cannabis Program has been operating with little fanfare and minimal public attention since it began serving patients in 2016. This year, we look forward to bringing this program out of the shadows and into the light at New Hampshire’s inaugural Cannabis Conference.
Manchester is participating in the The 2025 Southern New Hampshire Tour of Lights! Residents are encouraged to decorate the exterior of their homes with festive lights this upcoming holiday season and then register their address no later than Wednesday, December 3.
New Hampshire’s population is changing faster than a snowstorm turns to spring mud. So, celebrating the state’s patchwork quilt of holiday traditions has never been more important, or entertaining.
If Christmas at Over Comers ties Concord’s African diaspora to its faith roots, Kwanzaa has become the bridge for Black communities in Nashua and Manchester to honor culture and history.
From Massachusetts’ cranberry country to France’s Grande Champagne vineyards, French-American singer/songwriter Keenan Cooney traveled miles to find his musical groove.
New Hampshire Humanities (NHH) announces new programs in its Humanities to Go speakers bureau that are available for libraries, historical societies, and other nonprofit organizations to book and offer to their communities.Â
The event, something new and exciting to promote the arts and give the spotlight to those who might not have a creative outlet, is a joint endeavor by Rhythm & Roots and the Palace Theatres.
The Red Arrow Diner opened its flagship location in Manchester in 1922. Now 103 years later Mike Morin, a radio host, Nashua Telegraph columnist and author, will be discussing those first 100 years as he visits Balin Books in Nashua on Saturday November 22 at 2 pm introducing and signing his book If These Walls Could Talk: Celebrating 100 Years of the Red Arrow, America’s Most Beloved Diner.
The Business Alliance invites the community to shop, connect, and celebrate creativity at its Holiday Marketplace on Saturday, November 29, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Olive Grove Event Center, 201 Hanover Street, Manchester, NH.
Does your tween’s Labubu need a fresh look? If your answer is ‘yes!’ and not, ‘a La-what-y?’, well then, you’re in luck this weekend! Still confused? Just go ask the nearest tween what a Labubu is…
But if you’re not hip to the Labubu jive, maybe you can hit up the People’s Potluck, the National Pickle Day Party, or get ahead of your holiday shopping at one of the many holiday craft markets instead of putting it all off ’til the last minute again this year!