Weekly Entertainment Report Sept. 12-15: Lively arts, music, shows in Southern NH
read more…: Weekly Entertainment Report Sept. 12-15: Lively arts, music, shows in Southern NHHave yourself a musical interlude this weekend.
News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
Have yourself a musical interlude this weekend.
For singer-songwriter Patrick Synan, this is exactly what’s going to be happening this Friday night. He’s going to be performing a mix of covers and originals at Murphy’s Taproom & Carriage House in Bedford starting at 6 p.m. He’s also going to be joined by his good friend and former bandmate Andrew Galucki, which will be their first time playing together live in quite a while.
The Board of Trustees of the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, NH announces the resignation of Karen Graham, who has dedicated 18 years of exemplary service to the institution. Graham joined the Currier in 2006 as Director of Human Resources and went on to hold roles as Director of Operations and Deputy Director & COO. Since April 2023, Graham has served as the Interim Executive Director, guiding the museum through a challenging time with unwavering commitment and leadership.
It was February, 2020. The COVID pandemic had affected people everywhere. The world was “locked down.” Offices emptied out so people could work from home. Some people worked different hours. Some people weren’t working at all. It was a strange time.
It was during this time that both Joe and Anne discovered each other, playing on opposite sides of the same on-line video game, on opposite sides of the globe. The game is called State of Survival.
The 22nd Annual New Hampshire Film Festival (NHFF) lineup includes over 100 independent films that will be screened at the four-day event in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on October 17–20, 2024.
“I was 23, and my first boyfriend was John Lennon!” — May Pang
Weekends were made for music. Well that, and Michelob.
Hello Manchester! Let’s continue our conversation about adventures in our beautiful city on foot, scooter, bicycle, etc. Summer’s not gone yet, and there are still some wonderful days ahead. So let’s dive in!
Come to Tamworth for the 27th Annual New England Homebrewers Jamboree! Taste an amazing assortment of beers – gruits, goses, saisons, braggots, and more.
See Saw Art Gallery on Hanover Street in Manchester is a community resource for artists and art patrons.
Music, theatre,take your pick – or do it all.
The Factory on Willow invites the community to a Photography & Kinetic Sculpture Art Exhibit on September 5, featuring a unique one-time showcase by traveling artists Ray Chang and Adeyemi Adebayo. The exhibition will take place from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at 252 Willow St, within the expansive 5,000 square foot event space, located on the south end of the restored mill building.
This marker commemorates people of African descent who labored in Southern states to produce cotton, the raw material on which the textile industry depended in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Hell-bent on dragging the blues of 1960s Chicago and the Blue Note catalog into the 21st century, Bees Deluxe advances their musical mission at The Wreck Yard in Laconia, on Saturday August 31 from 1-5 p.m.
Nashua’s western-themed Lost Cowboy Brewing Co. is emphatically a restaurant first. The brewery portion is an intentional effort to try something new, with a willingness to take feedback, adjust accordingly, and continue to improve.
The weekly Entertainment Report is brought to you by Ted Herbert Music School.
Auditions will be held Sept. 3 and 10.