Happy Pi Day Manchester! It’s time to say good bye to eight pizza pie places as we seek to find the Queen City’s favorite pizza as propelled by your votes.
Mayor Jay Ruais will be holding a Ward 3 Town Hall on Thursday, March 21 at Carol Rines Center, 1528 Elm St., from 6 to 7 p.m.
This weekend is jammed packed with plenty of events! Get out of the house and explore sugar houses in the area or stay local to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. There’s plenty to do to keep you busy.
Studio 550 is hosting a spring cleaning sale from March 25-30 from 12-8PM daily at its location at 550 Elm Street. Sales of pottery, glass, and other handmade items benefit the International Institute of New England, the Clay for Kids Fund, and local makers.
We’re down to the final 16 contestants in our quest to find the Queen City’s favorite pizza as propelled by your votes. Here are your updates as of approximately 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13.
We’re down to the final 16 contestants in our quest to find the Queen City’s favorite pizza. Here are your updates as of approximately 4 p.m. on Tuesday, March 12.
Join Southern NH Youth Ballet in Fancy Nancy Bonjour Butterfly as they bring this delightful childhood favorite to life on stage in this magical ballet. Southern NH Youth Ballet will also perform the storybook classic, Princess & the Pea.
On March 9, the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) hosted PMC Winter Cycle, a charitable spin event in Boston at Fenway Park, for the seventh time. Hundreds of people, including New Hampshire resident Meredith Cline, hopped on stationary bikes at Fenway Park to participate in high-energy spin sessions with the common mission to raise as much money as possible to fund cures for cancer at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (Dana-Farber).
We’re down to the final 16 contestants in our quest to find the Queen City’s favorite pizza. Here are your updates as of approximately 5 p.m. on Monday, March 11.
As I sit writing this, I’m warring with myself over if I should write the words that are bubbling to the surface. I like to use this platform to shed light on the issues and realities of Black folk, and Black folk in NH, more specifically. The beginning of this Women’s History Month however, has me reflecting on the sisterhood, how we act out solidarity with each other, and ways that we can continue to be better at building one another up in love and community.
Victory Women of Vision on Saturday led a celebration of community at the YWCA in recognition of International Women’s Day.
On Saturday, March 9, the Party for Socialism and Liberation of Southern New Hampshire (PSL) organized an event at the Green Beautiful Cafe to commemorate the holiday. They called the event Revolutionary Women’s History: Craft and Learn. The theme of the event was to make collages from newspapers and magazines to express oneself.
We’re down to the final 16 contestants in our quest to find the Queen City’s favorite pizza. Here are your updates as of approximately 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 10.
We’re down to the final 16 contestants in our quest to find the Queen City’s favorite pizza. Here are your updates as of approximately 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 9.
Hello Manchester! We’re down to the final 16 contestants in our quest to find the Queen City’s favorite pizza.
Imagine that you have tickets for really good seats at a Taylor Swift concert, but as you’re driving there, in sight of the stadium, you inexplicably turn around and go home. No concert. No contact, or even a glimpse, of one of the biggest stars in the music universe. Nothing. That, according to author and eclipse chaser David Baron, is the equivalent of not traveling on April 8 to the path of totality for the solar eclipse.
The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire (WACNH) is set to delve into this issue through a three-part series examining various methods of comprehending our complex world. The T. William and Patricia Ayers Global Tipping Points series will begin on March 14th at 6:00 pm with a community conversation focused on the role of Realism in International Relations.
LOOK of LIFE, an exhibit of artwork by Jen Drociak, engages us to step out of pre-defined roles and look at the world around us from a different point of view. Artist’s reception is March 9 at 4 p.m.
Attention history buffs and tea lovers – this is the perfect girls’ day out during Women’s History Month! Enjoy a traditional high tea at the Millyard Museum on March 10.
“Looking Together is not so much about getting a rundown of the artistic history of a piece,” Sanchez said. “Looking Together is really what the name says. It’s very much related to inviting guests to take time to spend 15 minutes with one work of art.”