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

We felt like refugees + a cacio e pepe recipe

read more…: We felt like refugees + a cacio e pepe recipe

I want to recount how a pre-planned family visit turned into a surreal travel experience. Most of you have seen the videos and read the accounts of the chaos that the NYC vicinity experienced due to an underestimated deluge of which, to our dismay, we became unwilling victims. Claudia and I left Manchester under cloudy skies, and with naive and uninformed intelligence, proceeded to drive into that almost apocalyptic scene.

Oct. 5: Currier Museum to honor local artists during NH Art Association ‘Biennial One’ reception

read more…: Oct. 5: Currier Museum to honor local artists during NH Art Association ‘Biennial One’ reception

“To have other individuals believe in what I am creating helps reinforce my conviction that I am on the right path,” says Clive. His award-winning paintings are a series of self-portraits brimming with honesty, candor, and a sense of humor. ”I believe my work should be honest, compassionate, and vulnerable with a bit of dry humor,” he adds.

Manchester Brewfest was a blast!

read more…: Manchester Brewfest was a blast!

The ninth annual Manchester Brewfest has now come and gone, but thankfully smiles still come to my face as I think back on it. The rain held off. Many patrons came, with dogs, kids, and adults all happy. Axes were thrown in a safe throwing-cage-on-wheels. Medieval jousting was done for the amusement of all. Delicious smells wafted from meats grilling on open flames. And of course a huge variety of beers were there for tasting.

Sept. 23: Rock duo Sirsy bring unique musical approach to The Shaskeen

read more…: Sept. 23: Rock duo Sirsy bring unique musical approach to The Shaskeen

On September 23 at The Shaskeen Pub & Restaurant in Manchester, folks from around the area will get the chance to see what Libutti and Krahmer can do with their instruments. Starting at 9 p.m., the duo will be performing for nearly three hours so expect a one-of-a-kind experience right when you walk through the doors. 

The gift of friendship (+ Sunday Braciola recipe!)

read more…: The gift of friendship (+ Sunday Braciola recipe!)

Distance is the major disruptor of relationships. It can be either a tearing experience or a liberating one. It offers an opportunity to remake yourself. To start from scratch and associate with those whose views and personalities are new and different. The result, however, is that it makes it easier to leave behind what and whom you have, indeed, left behind.

ART as The Authoritative Voice

read more…: ART as The Authoritative Voice

A recent (August 18, 2023) U.S. District Court ruling denied a request to copyright a piece of digital art because it had been created without human input. The Copyright Office was ruled to have acted properly because the work was created without any human involvement.

Sept. 30: ‘Sowing Seeds of Healing’: A Symposum on Mental Health & Racism at the Doubletree

read more…: Sept. 30: ‘Sowing Seeds of Healing’: A Symposum on Mental Health & Racism at the Doubletree

Pastor Renee Rouse anticipates the Sept. 30 Symposium, “Sowing Seeds of Healing,” at the Doubletree Hilton will be more of an open dialogue than a lecture, as it should be. It’s a topic that deserves to be aired in an atmosphere of love and healing.

Sept. 15: Jazz-fusion legend Pat Metheny brings his ‘Dream Box’ to Keene’s Colonial Theatre

read more…: Sept. 15: Jazz-fusion legend Pat Metheny brings his ‘Dream Box’ to Keene’s Colonial Theatre

After nearly 50 years of exhibiting a musical style that’s purely his own, Pat Metheny is still aiming to grasp his craft. He’s still looking for new riffs to play around with on his guitar and he’s still looking for new avenues to expand his creative horizons.

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