News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
Sixteen artists responded to the call for COLOR, including four NHIA faculty. A closing reception will be held March 9 at the Derryfield School.
When I got the thumbs-up to launch this column, my heart nearly exploded from my chest. There was no question as to which movie would be the first I would review, the movie that rightfully began my love affair with classic film, ‘Singin’ in the Rain.’
A selection of art books carefully curated by Samantha Cataldo, Currier Museum Assistant Curator; Becky Barsi, Derryfield School Creative Arts instructor; and Liz Cipriano, Manager of The Bookery will be on display and for sale at the gallery. There will be books for children, teens and adults offered at a very affordable price point, starting at $15.
Ritu Harlalka is still getting used to the new neighborhood – for seven years she’s operated a successful vegetarian Indian restaurant in Burlington, Mass. – so successful that she thought it was time to expand. She chose Manchester’s West Side, where she opened Ritu’s Spice Utsav (“celebration”) softly on Jan. 20.
A $20,000 grant for the Currier Museum of Art from the Lincoln Financial Foundation will enrich the cultural experience of New Hampshire’s youngest citizens.
When the musical “Grease” first hit the stage 47 years ago, it set off a cross-cultural revival of the style and sensibilities of the 1950s, and brought the characters of Rydell High to life. Today it remains one of the most endearing stage shows of modern theatrical times – likely due to the enduring themes of peer pressure, politics, personal core values, and love.
GSM caught up with Swindell as he prepares to headline his first arena tour called the “Reason to Drink Tour” which comes to SNHU Arena this Friday night.
“Our goal is that every single customer that walks in the door, walks out feeling satisfied and happy.”
Sal “The Voice” Valentinetti, a finalist from Season 11 of America’s Got Talent, will croon and charm his way into the hearts of the audience at The Palace Theatre on Friday, February 9.
A quick chat with the man himself, Dusty Gray from Concord – country singer, midnight brooder, former radio host, one-time Nashville cat, a