News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
The SEE Science Center and Unchartered announce a new partnership that reimagines how summer camp programs are staffed and delivered in Manchester.
Having vastly outperformed expectations and the previous venue’s capacity in its initial iteration, Queen City Black Market now finds a suitable home within the mysterious halls of Elm Street’s New Hampshire Masonic Center; a building oozing elusivity with its nondescript exterior and storied esoteric history.
This weekend is hopping with Easter events galore! Hunt for some colorful eggs, create a beautiful spring painting, pick up an Easter basket while celebrating the season, participate in a “grown up” Easter egg hunt, make some Easter Sunday brunch reservations, or even play some Easter bingo! The possibilities are endless.
Lots of great music and entertainment out there.
There’s something about a musician performing with a guitar in his hands while singing his heart out. If done right, they possess the ability to take over a room by themselves while letting the stripped-down nature of their songs have the spotlight. It’s a prime example of beauty in simplicity and it’s a genuine representation of music being the panacea for the masses.
Founders competed against five other local schools at the competition and were one of three schools selected to move on to the state festival in Gilford, NH on April 10th and 11th. Also moving on from that competition are Kingswood and Salem.
We have come to the last four contestants in our third annual Manchester Ink Link Pizza Madness Tournament and it’s time to decide a champion!
“Airport Encounters” will be staged at The Majestic Theatre Studios with four performances, April 17 at 7 p.m., Saturday, April 18 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. and Sunday, April 19 at 2 p.m.
The four finalists for this year’s Pizza Madness Tournament will be announced on Tuesday and polls are still open to determine who is heading forward.
The Manchester Garden Club’s April meeting will be held on Thursday, April 16, 2026, at St. Hedwig Church, 147 Walnut St., Manchester, at 12:30 p.m.
The plays featured in the 2026 Festival are original plays selected from over 80 submissions sent in from around the country. These short plays, ranging in genre from comedy to family drama, will be staged over two nights, with each 10-15 minute play running each night.
Celebrating the various countries from which Manchester residents once called home is always a joyful time outside city hall. Flags are raised, a proclamation is read, and people often recall with pride an historic moment of freedom or independence.
Certain musicians have an uncanny ability for their songs to transcend through other creative mediums. Most of the time it’s unintentional and completely natural with their material becoming part of a soundtrack for a film or television show. Being from the Upstate New York municipality of Troy, Sean Rowe has experienced this with his tune “To Leave Something Behind” being included in both the 2016 action thriller flick “The Accountant” and the 2021 TV series “Coyote,” which has opened the door for him to pursue different creative outlets.
This weekend is jam-packed full of events! It’s got craft festivals, film festivals, music bingo, Easter egg hunts, expos, fundraisers, and lots of markets on tap for your enjoyment. So, get out and enjoy!
Live music and the lively arts connects us to the human experience. Go forth and enjoy what is waiting for you.
“Bernstein’s Legacy” is a Symphony NH music director finalist series concert. Adam Kerry Boyles chose pieces. Faye Jones of InkLinkNews reviewed the concert.
For nearly two decades, the NHHSSFF has sparked imagination across the Granite State, serving as the state’s premier platform for student filmmakers. Every year, students are invited to submit 6-minute short films in a genre of their choosing, encouraging them to lead their own learning and find their unique cinematic voice.
Hello Manchester! Thank you for your votes in the first round, now it’s time to determine who will move onto our Final Four.
“There’s a common thread we’ve seen on every convoy we’ve been on: innocent Ukrainians are exhausted, but are still standing strong,” said Lisa Mure, one of Common Man for Ukraine’s four co-founders. “That’s what brings us back. The innocent children of Ukraine didn’t ask for this war. So, we must keep showing up for them.”
Join Southern NH Youth Ballet as they bring the delightful tale of Cinderella to life on stage in this magical ballet. Cinderella will be performed at the historic Palace Theatre in downtown Manchester in two matinee performances only, Saturday, April 4, 2026, at 1 and 4 p.m.