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.
We’ve got another October weekend full of fall activities for you! Check out what’s happening to enjoy the season.
Local activists gathered in front of Brady Sullivan Plaza, also known as 1000 Elm St., on Wednesday night to voice their support of Palestine in the wake of the ongoing recent escalation between Hamas and Israel in the Middle East.
On Monday, WalletHub released a study on 2023’s Safest Cities in America, with Nashua coming in first place.
Alumni and supporters of Trinity High School and St. Joseph Regional Junior High School and those who attended their foundational schools – including Bishop Bradley, Immaculata, and St. Anthony High Schools, along with St. Joseph High School for Girls, St. Joseph High School for Boys, and St. Joseph Grammar School – are invited to a beam signing and topping off ceremony on Wednesday, October 25, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Trinity High School campus.
Looking for a pup-cup of joe or a PAWrty cocktail that benefits the Friends of Manchester Animal Shelter and our animals?
AmeriHealth Caritas New Hampshire Teams with Gather, Pledging $150,000 Over Five Years to Fight Hunger in Greater Seacoast Communities
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.
Such is the life of a cancer survivor. A roller coaster from which you never fully disembark. A David and Goliath rivalry many readers will endure in their lifetimes.
During the summer of 2023, 353 Club families participated in the weekly BGCM Food Pantry.
Join the Friends of the Manchester Animal Shelter at Stark Brewing Company on Oct. 15 from noon to 4 p.m. for a day of family-friendly fun.
On Tuesday night, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen conveyed a message from their constituents to Comcast Director of Government and Regulatory Affairs Bryan Christiansen: Nous voulons la television Canadienne-Française. Okay, well, they may not have said it in French, but it was pretty clear that they let him know Manchester wants its French-Canadian television back.
Bear Brook State Park, a cherished natural haven, is poised to enhance its accessibility with a transformative donation.
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.
It’s a Fall filled weekend in New Hampshire! Check out the events that will get you in the harvest season mood.
Too often everyday people aren’t getting the healthcare they need because of the high costs associated with treatments or medications. Learn more about getting involved with the Care Over Cost campaign – share your story, make signs, and take action together.
The Conservation Commission invites everyone to join in for this brief but informative walking tour that will feature narration by Policy and Education Specialist John Macone of the Merrimack River Watershed Council (MRWC). Participants will learn about MRWC efforts to protect the Merrimack River as its runs through two States on its way to the Atlantic Ocean.
This event will serve as a venue for a variety of stakeholders to come together to discuss continuous challenges and ideas for improving community partnerships. It is being presented in conjunction with the New Hampshire Department of Justice, the United States Attorney’s Office – District of New Hampshire, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights, local law enforcement, and community partners.
Three years ago I met Lexi Ramirez, who was among those people who were camped out at the Hillsborough Couty Courthouse because they had no place else to go. On Nov. 19 Gov. Sununu “solved” the problem when he paid Eric Spofford, formerly of Granite House, to take people away in vans and put them up at his place in Derry. Lexi and about 30 others were whisked away and told they could stay for three months.
Britney Lane, Miss New Hampshire USA 2023, will be the featured presenter at The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester’s annual benefit event on Monday, October 23. Britney will share how a past personal experience transformed her passion for supporting survivor-led policy changes for victims of sexual violence. Britney has used her platform on pageant stages across the country to spread her message about sexual assault prevention and education.