The past two years have been a period of change and evolution for Manchester’s Currier Museum of Art. Find out how museum staff has revamped their galleries and programs in the wake of the pandemic, and the ongoing efforts currently underway to broaden their community outreach.
Also on the cover, Celebrate Free Comic Book Day (Saturday, May 7), at your favorite local comic store, p. 14, treat mom on her special day to a Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 8), brunch or dinner, p. 27, and find all kinds of concerts and comedy shows in our Nite section, starting on p. 37.
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Concord Community Music School welcomes new director Meet Daniel Acsadi, who will begin his tenure as executive director of Concord ...
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Statewide historical quest Hit the road for a journey that could take you to more than 270 of New Hampshire’s ...
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Big Events May 6, 2022 and beyond Friday, May 6 The Actors Cooperative Theatre will kick off their final weekend ...
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How the Currier used the pandemic pause to revamp its galleries and make art more accessible With a new focus ...
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Free Comic Book Day returns After two years of schedule changes, Free Comic Book Day returns to its first Saturday ...
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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Open studios: Art Up Front Street Studios & Gallery (120 ...
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It may be time to rethink your outside space It’s about the right time to do a little work on ...
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Dear Donna, I inherited this typewriter and am wondering if you could give me any information on it, and a ...
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Family fun for the weekend Fantastical adventures See a performance of The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical at 3S ...
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News from the local food scene • Homegrown in Henniker: The second annual Henniker Handmade & Homegrown market returns to ...
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Brunches and special menus for Mother’s Day Treat mom on her special day to a plated brunch or dinner served ...
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Greg LaFontaine is the executive chef and co-owner of Smoke Shack Cafe (226 Rockingham Road, Londonderry, 404-2178, smokeshackcafe.com), an eatery ...
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Mother’s Day is only a few days away. Let me offer some advice. Don’t order an overpriced bouquet of flowers ...
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Keep it simple on vacation It had been a long day. My wife and I, together with our three children, ...
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Local music news & events • Double play: Regional prowess is on display as Cold Engines and Trade share the ...
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Falmouth’s Crooked Coast hits Manchester On its latest EP, Glass House, Crooked Coast turns in a heavier direction. Songs like ...
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