News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
Attorney General John M. Formella released the following statement on the April 15 jury verdict in New Hampshire’s multistate antitrust case against Live Nation and Ticketmaster.
Born in New Hampshire, Boynton has spent more than a decade in fundraising leadership, currently serving as Senior Vice President of Development at Lakeland Regional Health, one of Florida’s largest healthcare systems. His work has helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars, launch major healthcare initiatives, and shape campaigns that redefine access to care in communities.
It is a gritty, necessary and ultimately hopeful book that details his amazing journey from soul-crushing physical and sexual abuse to an advocate who’s addressed both Washington D.C.’s National Press Club and Georgetown University’s conference on “Children in Slavery-The 21st Century Summit.” The latter was sponsored by both the State Department and the United Nations.
Chamber Music Concert featuring Symphony NH musicians. A concert review by Nashua music student and Inkubator intern Faye Jones.
The New Hampshire Book Festival announces that #1 New York Times–bestselling author Jodi Picoult will serve as the festival’s 2026 Keynote Author. Picoult will appear at the Capitol Center for the Arts on Friday, October 2, where she will discuss her forthcoming novel, Hollow Bones, scheduled for release in late September 2026.
Harmony Within will be presented in-person. Join us for social time and refreshments after the program. Please respect everyone’s individual choice for masking.
Meredith Hall’s memoir Without a Map (Beacon Press; 2007) and novel Beneficence (David R. Godine; 2020) turn on single shattering events that leave families emotionally adrift before navigating decades-long journeys involving loss, missing puzzle pieces, redemption and ultimately forgiveness and love.
NH towns should be allowed to lower neighborhood speed limits to 20 mph. Today the State restricts that minimum to nothing below 25 mph.
Spring is in the air this weekend! With seasonal markets, poetry readings, flower stamp painting, book fairs and more, it’s abloom with an abundance of ways to get out and enjoy the fair weather.
Live music and lively arts – go out and find some!