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10 Symphony NH is coming to the end of its Roger Kalia era — at the end of the season in May, he will set off for Indiana and the Symphony will embark on a season-long journey to find the perfect fit for the job. Michael Witthaus gets the details about the Symphony’s plan and talks to Kalia.
Also on the cover: Actually, let’s start with what’s not on the cover — thank you to everybody who voted in Hippo’s Best of 2025 readers’ poll. Look for the results in early April. In this week’s issue, John Fladd takes a look at the many restaurants of The Nash Casino (page 20). Rock band River Sang Wild plays two shows at Pats Peak (page 26). Homefree makes cookies safe for all (page 20).
A look at Symphony NH as its music director prepares to pass the baton Though it doesn’t take cues from ...
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New twist on religious iconography at Currier The mother-and-child theme has been part of Ann Agee’s art going back to ...
Hi, Donna, I enjoy your column in the Hippo and am wondering if you would have any insight into a ...
Family fun for whenever Sweet fun • NH Maple Weekend is next weekend (March 15-16) but Charmingfare Farm (774 High ...
New casino offers a full house of restaurants and bars By John Fladd jfladd@hippopress.com When The Nash, the new casino ...
Paddington and the Brown family go on a quest to find a missing, possibly treasure-hunting Aunt Lucy in the Amazonian ...
By Michael Witthaus mwitthaus@hippopress.com • Arena laughs: With an act that begins with an entrance riding a Vespa, Sebastian Maniscalco ...
River Sang Wild plays a ski resort weekend By Michael Witthaus mwitthaus@hippopress.com A year ago River Sang Wild played an ...