on the cover
Welcome to spring! You know, the New England spring where, when you read this, it could be snowing or it could be warm enough that you’re considering changing into shorts. Either way, the spring season of events is in full swing with music, art, comedy, theater, food fests and so much more. We bring you 131 (at least) things to do this spring.
Also on the cover, This weekend is New Hampshire’s Maple Weekend. John Fladd finds out how the season is going (page 18). John also gets the details on a chili and chowder cook-off in Londonderry (page 18). And Michael Witthaus gets all of the details on Just Duet, a singing competition (page 16).
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Team Police was on fire As reported by WMUR in a March 15 online article, Team Police won this year’s ...
Welcome, spring! March 20 kicks off spring, equinox-ically speaking. The New England winter ends when mud overtakes snow as the ...
A night of show tunes is a friendly competition The Lakes Region-based Powerhouse Theatre Collaborative has won Best Community Musical ...
Dear Donna, I found this nest blowing around in my front yard over this past month. It was like a ...
It’s 3.14 times as delicious as any other day This Saturday, March 14, is one of the happiest days of ...
Saint Peter’s holds its annual fundraising cook-off Lee O’Connor is the chairman of the Chili and Chowder Cook-Off for Saint ...
• Pipe power: Though often mixed up with another band, the Red Hot Chilli Pipers is oceans away from the ...
James Fernando Trio swings into Concord Piano player James Fernando believes improvisational jazz is a conversation between musicians that begins ...
• Songstress: After dueting with Shawn Colvin in the mid-1980s NYC folk boom, Lucy Kaplansky pivoted to earning a doctorate ...