In recognition of National Cancer Survivor Month, this gala is a invitation to all cancer survivors to join us for an evening of celebration, reflection, and community. Survivors are invited to attend the event free of charge. Additionally, each survivor is welcome to bring a guest for a nominal fee of $15.
The Department of Business and Economic Affairs, Division of Travel and Tourism (DTTD) is anticipating an estimated 4.8 million people will visit New Hampshire this summer with spending by those visitors expected to reach $2.6 billion. The numbers represent a 3% growth in visitation over last year. DTTD unveiled its summer marketing campaign, along with forecast for visitation, during the NH Tourism Summit at the Lakeport Opera House in Laconia.
Easterseals NH Veterans Count recently partnered with Binnie Media to present a day of programming by and about veterans, raising over $70,000 for the New Hampshire military community.
In the span of 24 hours stories in three New Hampshire news outlets, on ostensibly three different subjects, collectively pointed to an increasingly greater threat to New Hampshire’s economic future.
The Office of Youth Services (OYS) announces a lineup of summer programs designed for Manchester’s middle school and high school-aged youth. These activities provide an opportunity for young people to stay active, build skills, and connect with their peers.
The Palace Theatres’ Kitchen Tour, presented with additional support from Granite State Cabinetry, will return for its 17th year on June 2.
The Manchester Conservation Commission is thrilled to host its fifth free outdoor event at the Amoskeag Fishways, a unique opportunity for our community.
It’s officially the first unofficial weekend of summer! Check out the mix below to get you out of the house and enjoy the weather.
In a toast to the thriving art culture being cultivated in New Hampshire, hundreds gathered at the Armory at Manchester’s DoubleTree hotel last Monday evening in a celebration draped in royal purple.
Symphony NH closes our 100th Anniversary celebration with the timeless sounds of one of the most iconic composers and conductors of all time, John Williams. Revel in the majestic music of John Williams – everyone’s favorite is here – from Star Wars to Superman to Indiana Jones to Harry Potter and more! Maestro Roger Kalia leads Symphony NH in a grand season finale befitting our history.
It is clear that the State Board of Education (BOE) values freedom and choice even above things like accountability and equity.
When the Social Security Administration released this year’s Top 10 names, I wasn’t surprised to see Liam at the top of the boys’ names, again. Both Liam and Olivia have held those top spots for five consecutive years.
According to the BMI chart—and I understand that the BMI chart is a dubious and sometimes dangerous measure of healthy weight—I’m not a lost cause, but the opportunity to get my “summer body” continues to dwindle in my rearview as I speed off to another rendezvous with a cheeseburger and a beer.
Just as New Hampshire has yet to run a comprehensive food waste characterization study, the same could be said nationally. A landmark 2023 EPA study laid out over three decades of research about the impact of food waste and its connection to methane emissions.
“We were looking to reduce trash and taxes,” Cudworth said. “I knew it was a small step. but it was important to get buy-in from the select board.” Cudworth composed at her home and learned how little trash remained after the composting and recycling. She came to the meeting with a transparent, medium-sized bowl containing a week’s worth of food scraps from her house – lettuce, strawberry and radish tops, fruit scrapes, rice, egg shells, cucumber and potato peels. The show-and-tell worked.
We will have raffles, caricatures, annuals, perennials, pup cakes and homemade dog treats plus more!
Take part in our grand prize drawing where all proceeds will benefit CASA of New Hampshire, helping to make a significant difference in the lives of children in our community.
Positive Street Art and Opportunity Network invite you to join them in celebrating the collaborative work at an opening reception on Thursday, May 30, 2024, from 6-8 p.m. at Positive Street Art 48 Bridge St. #3f in Nashua. This is a unique exhibition showcasing the solo and collaborative work of 14 artists!
Four New Hampshire Sisters from the Daughters of Mary, Mother of Healing Love order in Manchester have begun a walking pilgrimage to attend the National Eucharistic Conference in Indiana. Mother Mary Maximilian, Sister Theresa Marie, Sister Mary Fatima, and Sister Miriam Christe will depart on foot from New Haven, CT, on Friday.
You need stuff? They’ve got stuff! Go get what you need this weekend on Head Street.