Pedals & Pathways: E-Bikes
read more…: Pedals & Pathways: E-BikesThe number of products sold as E-Bikes has sky-rocketed. But with all kinds of sizes & shapes & power levels, which ones are safe? Which ones are legal?
Arts & Culture
News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story’ is gross, yet grossly intriguing
read more…: ‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story’ is gross, yet grossly intriguingIt is also an irrefutable fact that the serial killer Ed Gein was one of the worst human beings to ever inhabit this planet, which makes him juicy content for “American Horror Story” creator, writer and producer Ryan Murphy’s series “Monster,” which has featured fictionalized tales of some of the most demented and depraved killers in the annals of American crime.
The Weekender, Oct. 16-19: Girl Halloween, Budweiser Food Truck Fest, People’s Pub Night + more
read more…: The Weekender, Oct. 16-19: Girl Halloween, Budweiser Food Truck Fest, People’s Pub Night + moreWhat a spooktacular time to be alive! On tap for this weekend is a frightfully freaky selection of events serving up a haunting host of activities to prepare you for the upcoming Hallo-weekend. You’re sure to be primed for the pumpkin season if you choose to participate. So, what are you waiting for?! Check out our weekend round-up below. If you’re not too scared, that is…
Dec. 6: Mark your holiday shopping calendar for Longmeadow Church’s Annual Snowflake Fair
read more…: Dec. 6: Mark your holiday shopping calendar for Longmeadow Church’s Annual Snowflake FairLongmeadow Church will hold its annual Snowflake Fair on December 6 from 8:30 a.m.– 2 p.m. at 4 Wilson’s Crossing Road.
Stepping into the world of quilting
read more…: Stepping into the world of quiltingIt turns out there are over nine-million quilters in North America, and the sewing and quilting industry is estimated to be over $5.9 billion annually, with an expected 6.7% growth in the next six years.
It’s American Archives Month: Attend an open house and lecture on the history of witchcraft at Oct. 23 at the State Archives
read more…: It’s American Archives Month: Attend an open house and lecture on the history of witchcraft at Oct. 23 at the State ArchivesThe open house will begin at 1 p.m. with documents and artifacts showcasing significant periods of New Hampshire history, including records on the state’s witchcraft cases.
Oct. 16: Keep Flying brings their brand of amplified punk/pop/aggressive hardcore to The Shaskeen
read more…: Oct. 16: Keep Flying brings their brand of amplified punk/pop/aggressive hardcore to The ShaskeenFolks in Manchester will get the chance to see what these guys are all about when they take the stage at The Shaskeen on October 16.
Manchester Garden Club to meet Nov. 20 to learn all about growing violets
read more…: Manchester Garden Club to meet Nov. 20 to learn all about growing violets“Roses are Red, Violets are Pink, Yellow, Purple” is the topic for the Manchester Garden Club’s November 20, 2025, meeting, to be held at 12 noon at St. Hedwig Parish Hall, 147 Walnut Street.
Oct. 17: Stitching New Hampshire’s history at the Millyard Museum
read more…: Oct. 17: Stitching New Hampshire’s history at the Millyard MuseumAmerica’s Tapestry is a project to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States with 13 hand-embroidered panels, one for each of the original 13 colonies. The panels illustrate the diverse stories of the American Revolution.