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Nov. 9: Co-authors of ‘Go Home’ to host discussion on immigration and belonging at The Bookery

read more…: Nov. 9: Co-authors of ‘Go Home’ to host discussion on immigration and belonging at The Bookery

Co-authors Terry Farish and Lochan Sharma, in partnership with Building Community in New Hampshire, are hosting a discussion about immigration and belonging in New Hampshire on Saturday, November 9, 2024, from 4 – 6 p.m. at the Bookery in Manchester. The discussion will center around their newly released book, Go Home, a YA novel that explores identity, community, and belonging through the lens of three teenagers. 

Finding Home: Photo exhibition by Becky Field opens Nov. 8 at Derryfield’s Lyceum Gallery

read more…: Finding Home: Photo exhibition by Becky Field opens Nov. 8 at Derryfield’s Lyceum Gallery

The Derryfield School Lyceum Gallery is proud to present Finding Home: Images and Memories of New Hampshire’s Immigrants, an exhibition by award-winning photographer Becky Field. The exhibit will run from November 8, 2024, through January 24, 2025, and will feature a compelling selection of photographs based on Field’s book Finding Home. The opening reception will be held on November 8th from 5-6 p.m., followed by the opening performance of The Laramie Project by The Derryfield School Theatre Company.

Jean-Michel Basquiat and Ouattara Watts: A Distant Conversation at the Currier Museum of Art

read more…: Jean-Michel Basquiat and Ouattara Watts: A Distant Conversation at the Currier Museum of Art

Opening to the public on October 26, 2024, this new exhibition brings together six artworks by American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960–1988), one of the most celebrated and influential artists of his generation, and seven large canvases by New York–based Ivorian painter Ouattara Watts (b. 1958).

Oct. 23 at Jimmy’s Jazz & Blues Club: Saxophonist Grace Kelly, on pushing the creative envelope

read more…: Oct. 23 at Jimmy’s Jazz & Blues Club: Saxophonist Grace Kelly, on pushing the creative envelope

One of the many examples of this is the immensely talented saxophonist Grace Kelly. The Wellesley, Mass., native is always doing something cool with her music, which includes her latest album “Grace Kelly with Strings: At The Movies” that came out on March 1.

Millworkers, part 2: Ribbon cut on companion mural honoring female textile workers

read more…: Millworkers, part 2: Ribbon cut on companion mural honoring female textile workers

Saturday was a celebration of the women who helped build the Queen City. A city-sponsored mural, “Women and Girls of Amoskeag” created by Harry Umen, Professor of Design and Media Arts, Southern New Hampshire University, was dedicated and is now officially part of the cityscape.

Oct. 18 Donaher at The Shaskeen: Part of ‘punk sandwich,’ alongside Cigarette Camp, Rebuilder

read more…: Oct. 18 Donaher at The Shaskeen: Part of ‘punk sandwich,’ alongside Cigarette Camp, Rebuilder

On October 18 at The Shaskeen Pub and Restaurant in downtown Manchester, there’s going to be a stacked punk rock show starting at 8 p.m. Boston punk stalwarts Rebuilder are going to be headlining while fellow Bostonians Cigarette Camp are going to be opening things up.

Q&A with Margo Burns, Salem Witch Hunt expert

read more…: Q&A with Margo Burns, Salem Witch Hunt expert

Must be, has to be, the Season of the Witch. Manchester’s Margo Burns is a historian, researcher, writer, teacher, linguist, presenter, both in-person and on television, and an expert in the 1692 and 1693 witch hunt and trials around Salem Village, Massachusetts. Oh, she’s also the 10th generation great-granddaughter of Rebecca Nurse, who was hanged as a witch at the age of 71 in Salem despite being a fully-covenanted member of the church.

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