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News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.

March 22: Portland speed-metal thrashers Viqueen ready to rip it up at The Stone Church

read more…: March 22: Portland speed-metal thrashers Viqueen ready to rip it up at The Stone Church

We’re so excited, it’s actually going to be our first New Hampshire show and Alexa is originally from Portsmouth. We feel like it’s a long time overdue for us to be playing there, we’ve played in a lot of states but not in New Hampshire so we couldn’t be more excited. We got a lot of family coming and stuff like that, so we’re super pumped. 

The Problem and Promise of Spent Grain

read more…: The Problem and Promise of Spent Grain

This article sprang from a social media post by Aaron Share of To Share Brewing, wherein he asked for help finding a home for about 6 barrels of spent grain per week. This is no small thing — Aaron estimated it would take about 3 able-bodied people to lift each barrel into the back of a truck. Imagine six barrels filled with soggy oatmeal.

Auditions open: Tap dancers sought for Palace Theatre’s upcoming production of 42nd Street

read more…: Auditions open: Tap dancers sought for Palace Theatre’s upcoming production of 42nd Street

The Palace Theatre last week announced local auditions for their upcoming professional production of 42nd Street. Talented, advanced tap dancers aged 14 and above are invited to showcase their skills for a chance to be part of this iconic Broadway classic.

Movie buffs unite April 4-14: 16th Annual NH Jewish Film Fest coming to theaters in 7 communities

read more…: Movie buffs unite April 4-14: 16th Annual NH Jewish Film Fest coming to theaters in 7 communities

The New Hampshire Jewish Film Festival this year is delighted to offer its audiences a choice between virtual and in-theater screenings as it brings its international lineup to theaters in Bedford, Concord, Hanover, Hooksett, Manchester, Peterborough and Portsmouth, The multi-access festival, which will screen independent and foreign films from April 4 through April 14, includes selections from Belgium, England, France, Hungary, India, Israel, Luxembourg and the United States.

The Shaskeen sets the stage for Saint Patrick’s Day with food, drink, music & more

read more…: The Shaskeen sets the stage for Saint Patrick’s Day with food, drink, music & more

Whenever Saint Patrick’s Day rolls around, it’s always fitting to spend part of it at a local Irish pub. There, the drinks are usually flowing with plenty of corned beef and cabbage to go around while music is being performed in a certain section of the establishment.

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