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Sam Robbins gets in touch with his roots for new album, ‘So Much I Still Don’t See’

read more…: Sam Robbins gets in touch with his roots for new album, ‘So Much I Still Don’t See’

It’s been mentioned that Portsmouth musician Sam Robbins is an “old soul singer-songwriter.” This description is very evident through his classic folk influences from various artists who made their mark in the ‘60s and ‘70s. He puts a contemporary spin on this particular style and his approach has garnered him an abundance of success that includes sharing the stage with the likes of Jason Mraz and Liz Longely.

By Me: A collection of stories form Waypoint Artist in Residency Program on display April 24

read more…: By Me: A collection of stories form Waypoint Artist in Residency Program on display April 24

Through the course of 2025, 20 young adults utilized analog photographic methods and hybrid creative writing techniques to create works wholly expressing their “who-ness.” Each relic installed at the chamber will unveil to the viewer extraordinary perspectives from artists around the state of New Hampshire who have been impacted by the circumstances of being un-housed. 

April 19th: The Doldrums top the bill for a rock’n’roll show at The Shaskeen

read more…: April 19th: The Doldrums top the bill for a rock’n’roll show at The Shaskeen

When it comes to live music, few things compare to the genuine experience of a show with a bunch of local bands taking the stage; musicians who all hail from the same area load up their gear, do a little soundcheck and they’re rip roaring and ready to rock for an electrifying period of time.

Art to Live By: Transformations

read more…: Art to Live By: Transformations

This show will spark something in you. You might feel awe, surrounded by Party’s feats of color and scale. You might feel moved, seeing the echoes of generations of artists, pushing the boundaries of their forms. 

You might also be reminded of the murals in your own neighborhood. That’s the power of murals – to stand in a space transformed and know someone like you made this place beautiful.

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