News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
Ready to rock? Angel City Music Hall, Manchester’s newest addition to the Spider Bite conglomerate and owned by Jon Thomas, is located on the first floor of Spider-Bite, 179 Elm St., and is opening tonight.
Amber Nicole Cannan teaches biblical lessons through her free art workshop Sundays at Brookside Church.
It will be branded the Cafe at The Bookery, with the word ‘cafe’ in the signature font of Restoration Cafe.
A mural is one way to add a colorful splash to weathered bricks-and-mortar. But it’s also a very visual way to tell an important part of a city’s story. While instantly beautifying a cityscape, a mural also can be the ultimate tribute to a cultural enclave and those who have been part of something special.
Enjoy the lively arts in Greater Manchester this weekend.
Featured presenter Geoffrey C. Ward is the principal writer of the television mini-series the Civil War (1990) and has collaborated with the series’ co-producer Ken Burns on most of the documentaries Burns has made including Jazz, Baseball, The War, The Vietnam War and most recently, Hemingway, that premiered earlier this year.
Proceeds for this year’s Brewfest to benefit local non-profit Value of Sport, dedicated to providing every child equal access and opportunity to thrive in life irrespective of their current circumstance.
Celebrate Halloween with pioneering silent horror movie on the big screen with live music—see it if you dare!
On Oct. 1, Pipe Dream is kicking off a month of breast cancer awareness events for Breast Cancer Awareness month with I Heart Boobs! (5 percent), a sour ale made with a mix of watermelons and blackberries. The brewery is donating a portion of the proceeds from this beer to help find a cure.
The Millyard Museum will host a gala opening of its newest collaborative photographic exhibit, “New Hampshire Now,” on Oct. 5 at 5 p.m.
Nashua Community Arts announced Monday evening that it has received a pledge for a $1 million donation for the new Nashua Performing Arts Center according to board President Rich Lannan.
“I owe so much to music that I consider myself indebted, a servant to the art of the mix and finding secret musical treasures.” – DJ Midas
While the decision of whether or not to vaccinate is often characterized in partisan political terms, there’s a group of people who are hesitant to get the shot for reasons entirely unrelated to politics.
Equal servings of great barbeque and outstanding local music will be on the menu as Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County presents “Jam Fest” on Saturday, September 25 at Sherman’s Pit Stop in Wilton. The free outdoor concert will feature more than nine hours of live music and all of the musician’s tip proceeds will benefit the agency.
Get out and support local live music this weekend.
Upcoming acts include Ben Roy, John Tillson, Eddie Pepitone, Daniel Simonsen.
As I made my way through the aisles, I got a stare from a white male, maybe in his mid-30s to early-40s. He had a scraggly beard, work boots, faded jeans, and a worn T-shirt. On his waist, an open-carry but holstered handgun. I’d made my complete assessment of him within seconds: Proud Boy member, Pro-White hate group, Far-right conservative. I just knew that in the parking lot, he likely had a 4×4 pick-up truck that was plastered with inflammatory and divisive slogans, topped with at least 16 American flags. I’ve seen this all before.
Oktoberfest is in the air – and in the kegs and in the bottles and cans and, well, everywhere.
Story of U.S. aviators in World War I won first-ever ‘Best Picture’; Aviation Museum benefit screening to feature live musical accompaniment.
