It’s craft fair season, with opportunities to find unique items pretty much every weekend between now and Christmas. In this week’s cover story, we talk to some of the artisans who have taken their artistic interests to all sorts of cool places. And we give you a list of upcoming fairs where you can find crafts of all sorts.
Also on the cover Concord gets a new art gallery (page 16), Manchester gets a new restaurant (page 28) and Nashua gets the Cowboy Junkies (page 38).
NH efforts After a shooting in Lewiston, Maine, which resulted in 18 fatalities, New Hampshire’s Department of Safety actively monitored ...
Volunteer spirit Seventy volunteers and nonprofits were honored at Volunteer NH’s 20th Spirit of NH Awards in Concord for their ...
Local artisans talk about making cool stuff — and how their hobbies became a business Plus Shop for unique finds ...
New gallery brings art hub to Concord Mike Howat and Fallon Andrews had been deliberating their vision for about a ...
The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Whodunit: The Hillsborough Community Center will present Murder at the ...
A few bold cuts can transform a tree or shrub I asked an experienced arborist the other day what he ...
Family fun for whenever Shows! • The Riverbend Youth Company will present High School MusicalFriday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m.; ...
Dear Donna, I found this small pamphlet-type homemade book. Inside are several different pieces of crochet. No two are alike, ...
Owners of Industry East open new restaurant on Elm Street After opening their restaurant Industry East on Hanover Street in ...
Pain Hustlers (R) Our medical system is broken is the big takeaway from Pain Hustlers, a fictional tale of pharmaceutical ...
Local music news & events Rising stars: The latest installment in the Nashville Newcomers series has Runaway June, an all-female ...
The honey-limned soundscapes of Cowboy Junkies Every Cowboy Junkies album delivers a fair share of emotional truths, dark reflections and ...
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