It may be the dead of winter, but indoor pools at New Hampshire can still serve as water wonderlands for fun or exercise. Find out where you can enjoy aquatics classes, learn to swim and even go surfing or boogie boarding inside.
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Big Events February 2, 2023 and beyond Thursday Feb. 2 Today is the last day to purchase tickets for the ...
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Nashua playwright’s production comes to the Concord stage At the Hatbox in Concord, the community theater troupe Lend Me a ...
The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Last call for Piano Men:The Palace Theatre’s ode to the ...
New England Reptile Expo returns to Manchester By Mya Blanchard listings@hippopress.com On Sunday, Feb. 5, reptiles of all shapes and ...
Family fun for the weekend Library excitement • Ever wanted to be in an episode of Stranger Things? The Manchester ...
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Start with an outline and some compost This is a good time to make plans. If you are willing to ...
Certified paralegal, professional of HR and mediator Krystyl Jenkins owns her own business, Paralegal Solutions, based in Derry, in which ...
News from the local food scene • Greek eats and happenings: Join Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church (68 N. State ...
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a special dinner or sweet treat Valentine’s Day is almost here, so if you’re looking for ...
Salem’s Rice & Beans 603 gets new owner, menus Last year was eventful for longtime Manchester-area food trucker Tony Elias ...
Danny Pilsbury of Salisbury is the owner and executive chef of Alexandra’s Bistro (15 Village St., Penacook, 565-5066, find them ...
I know that I don’t need to remind you of it, but Feb. 2 is National Tater Tot Day. I’m ...
Meg Baird, Furling (Drag City Records) This singer and drummer is well-known in the indie/retro-folk scene, having helped to form ...
The women of a rural fundamentalist community must decide to stay or leave in Women Talking, a captivating exercise of ...
All Quiet on the Western Front (R) A group of very eager, very naive school boys sign up to join ...
The Thing in the Snow, by Sean Adams (268 pages, William Morrow) In the windswept snow-packed emptiness of a place ...
Local music news & events Gothiversary: The enduring twice-a-month dance night Resurrection celebrates its 17th year with double bill of ...
Comic Cory Gee debuts at Headliners When Cory Gee bounds onstage, he’s almost immediately mixing with the crowd. Learning who’s ...
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