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

Common Man for Ukraine carries supplies and hope for 15th time to a country still at war

read more…: Common Man for Ukraine carries supplies and hope for 15th time to a country still at war

“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.”

As Eid draws crowds, Manchester mosque project highlights need for space

read more…: As Eid draws crowds, Manchester mosque project highlights need for space

Friday morning a number of Muslims and immigrants in the city gathered at Islamic Society of New Hampshire on South Willow Street to
celebrate the first official day of Eid al-Adha (March 20), known as the festival of Ramadan. Eid is a major Islamic festival celebrated twice a year, a time to celebrate, reflect, and spend time with family and friends. 

SEE Science Center and Unchartered announce hands-on summer camp collaboration 

read more…: SEE Science Center and Unchartered announce hands-on summer camp collaboration 

The SEE Science Center and Unchartered, a New Hampshire nonprofit known for blending science and art, are teaming up for an exciting lineup of 2026 summer camps. For the first time, SEE will host all four of Unchartered’s popular science-meets-art camps, offering hands-on, creative experiences for kids ages 7 to 12. 

The Weekender, March 19-22: Spring Garden Symposium, The Vernal Tease Burlesque Show, St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast + more

read more…: The Weekender, March 19-22: Spring Garden Symposium, The Vernal Tease Burlesque Show, St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast + more

This weekend is coming in hot with the springtime vibes! From the Spring Thrift Market in Boston, to the annual Garden Symposium at SNHU, to the Bloom Bar in Pembroke, to the Vernal Tease Burlesque Show at the Hop Knot, to the Easter Family Fun Day in Nashua, to the Spring Equinox Community Market in Dover, spring has sprung and there are bountiful ways to celebrate.

The brackets are set! Time to decide on a dozen Manchester Pizza Madness showdowns

read more…: The brackets are set! Time to decide on a dozen Manchester Pizza Madness showdowns

Hello Manchester! You voted in the preliminary round of our Pizza Madness Tournament to see which pizza place would have the best odds for getting the best spots in our Pizza Madness Tournament bracket. Today, that bracket was selected and now it’s time to determine who moves forward and who will be eliminated.

The Weekender, March 12-15: Bloom 2026, Shamrock Shuffle, WomenWise Reception + more

read more…: The Weekender, March 12-15: Bloom 2026, Shamrock Shuffle, WomenWise Reception + more

Consider this weekend a warm-up to the spring season! As everything finally begins to slowly thaw out, take advantage of the versatility this weather offers – it’s still cold enough to watch some ice hockey at the Battle of the Badges Hockey Championship and honor the great New England tradition of eating sugar on snow at the New Hampshire Maple Sugaring Experience. Or, if you’d rather usher in the vernal equinox early, you can admire some custom floral arrangements at the Currier’s Bloom 2026 event. And don’t sleep on all the early St. Paddy’s celebrations taking place, including the annual Shamrock Shuffle. Good luck making the most of it!

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