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Like you, I was amazed that there was once a buffalo herd in New Hampshire and even more amazed as I worked on this film that a nature writer from Boston named Ernest Harold Baines who was up at a private game preserve near Newport, Corbin Park, that had a herd of buffalo in it.
Then the dancing started. The first half of the show moved seamlessly from set to set, using classical music, and accenting emotion through ballet and athleticism.
The raptor presentation was a collaboration between Climate Action NH (a project of the League of Conservation Voters) and Tailwinds, which is a local NH charitable organization focused on education and conservation centered around raptors (birds of prey that primarily hunt and feed on vertebrates). My wife never tired of joking that we were going to see little dinosaurs. May Michael Crichton rest in peace.
Fall was in the air on Saturday – along with the lingering aroma of Tex-Mex spices from the Bond BBQ food truck, a hazy view of the partial solar eclipse and the energy of the crowd of art lovers who came for a ribbon cutting – the perfect backdrop for a Fall Fusion Festival if ever there was one.
Knights will clash in battle, drag performers bring fantasy to life, and local musicians will serenade you by moonlight. Join us for a night where imagination knows no bounds, as we weave together a tapestry of entertainment that shatters the mundane and celebrates the power of the arts in our lives.
This October, as nightfall casts its shadow and the boundaries between the worlds waver, Mosaic Art Collective unveils its evocative exhibition, “Nevermore.” Summoning artists from all corners, we tread the path where artistry mingles with the mystique, and creativity dares to delve into the foreboding.
We’ve got another October weekend full of fall activities for you! Check out what’s happening to enjoy the season.
As always this week’s round-up of live entertainment in and around Manchester is brought to you by A. Robert Dionne of Ted Herbert Music School & Rentals. Dive in!
The Manchester Arts Commission (MAC) announced the winners of the 15th City Employee & Family Art Show on Tuesday night at City Hall.
Even with the advancement of science, space has always been a fascination for many humans and this fall and spring residents of New Hampshire will get an opportunity to experience two solar eclipses – a partial solcar eclipse Oct. 14 and a total eclipse on April 8, 2024.
This event coincides with the annual Deerfield Arts Tour and will include an artist talk and a contemporary dance performance by NH Dance Collaborative. Free and open to the public.
In the photography world, boudoir photos are described as erotic, sensual and intimate. But for Ashley Rice, owner of Wander in Lace Boudoir in Manchester, boudoir photography transcends the skin.
The show starts at 7:30 p.m. and it looks to be a proper way to conclude the weekend in the Queen City.
In short, Feathered Friend’s taproom appears to be a classic “third space” — a place that’s neither home nor work, where there’s little to no financial barrier to entry and where the primary focus is conversation.
The Palace Theatre has announced auditions for the Youth Ensemble of its upcoming professional production of “A Christmas Carol.” This is a remarkable opportunity for young performers to showcase their talent and be part of a beloved holiday classic.
Another opening, another show, another weekend of endless musical possibilities. Get out there.
It’s a Fall filled weekend in New Hampshire! Check out the events that will get you in the harvest season mood.
A new Netflix reality series, Surviving Paradise, premiering October 20, will feature New Hampshire native Hayley Smith-Rose. Smith-Rose, a popular Maine radio DJ, better known to her listeners as “Haylstorm,” will be competing for $100,000 in what is promised to be a rollercoaster ride of a season.
Tennessee has an immense musical history when it comes to both blues and country. There’s a good chance that one of your favorite musicians has either honed their craft in “The Volunteer State,” been influenced by the music that’s come out of that part of the United States or currently lives there when they’re not on the road.
