News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
Every Tuesday in November is an excuse to eat out for a great cause. Not Your Average Joe’s in Nashua has designated CASA of New Hampshire as one of its beneficiaries of its Not Your Average Cause charitable program for the month.
Every day is No Bra Day for women like me who, for whatever reason, chose not to have reconstruction. I’m here to remind us that we’re not defined by mammary glands but by our unique creative intellect and spirit. That self-esteem is more the measure of our mettle in this over-sexed society we live in, one we too often feel compelled to “fit in” least we – God forbid – have people talking.
Got tickets? Affordable family fare now showing at the Palace Theatre.
Live jazz in downtown Manchester at Amoskeag Studio – tickets are just $10 in advance ($7 for students).
Queen City Cupcakes will be taking pre-orders for a Sugar Showdown tasting-3-pack of cupcakes, priced at $10.50, plus tax, but Manchester Ink Link readers get a $3 discount by using the code INKLINK.
Love the blues? Singer/songwriter Massachusetts native Amy Black brings her Southern style to the Tupelo Music Hall in Londonderry Nov. 6.
Queen City Cupcakes wins The Cooking Channel’s Sugar Showdown with their lemon mayonnaise cupcake with fruit slaw and candied walnuts.
Susan Strickler, who has guided the Currier Museum as director and CEO since 1996, has announced her retirement as of June 2016. A search is on for her successor, to be named in the spring.
Friends and fans of Josh Logan will want to know that our favorite hometown singer will be back in town for Tuesday night’s Open Mic night at the Wild Rover.
A community celebration is planned for October 4 when the neighborhoods of South Nashua dedicates a sculpture entitled “Mother and Child” created by Zimbabwe sculptress Ennica Mukomberanwa during the 8th Annual Nashua International Sculpture Symposium in May.