League of New Hampshire Craftsmen celebrates return of its annual fair
After a year without an in-person fair, artisans from the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen overwhelmingly agree about one thing: They can’t wait to see the crowds and their fellow artisans at this year’s annual fair at Mount Sunapee Continue reading “An artisans’ affair”
Thursday, May 20
Get some music and some art during “Art After Work: Free Thursday Nights” at the Currier Museum of Art (150 Ash St. in Manchester, 669-6144, currier.org). Admission is free from 5 to 8 p.m. (register for your spot online; the website recommends advance registration). Listen to Sold Continue reading “This Week: Big Events, May 20, 2021, and beyond”
Robinson decries white supremacy, pays homage to the ’80s in Exo-Hunter
Science fiction, sociopolitical satire and 1980s nostalgia are the basis for Seacoast author Jeremy Robinson’s newest novel Exo-Hunter,released last month.
Exo-Hunter follows a Black Marine known as Dark Horse in 1989 who, after a mission gone wrong, is Continue reading “Blast from the past”
2020 became a year of unexpected innovation for arts organizations
In 2020, we saw art galleries and performance venues closed, shows and festivals canceled and classes and programs suspended. But in the face of the many challenges brought about by Covid-19, the New Hampshire arts community did what it does Continue reading “Art adapts”
Nashua students create uplifting art for the community
Nashua high school students are using art to spread messages of hope and positivity amid the pandemic.
A new public art exhibition, “Brave New World: Resilience in the Time of Covid,” features paintings by about 80 student artists and is attached to Continue reading “Will paint for smiles”
7 IDEAS FOR PROJECTS TO LIVEN UP YOUR WINTER
Between Covid, snowstorms and shorter days, we’ll all likely be spending a lot of time at home over the next several months. Here are seven ideas for projects, from the giftable truffles to the ongoing satisfaction of indoor greenery, that can Continue reading “Definitely try this at home”
Perfect presents for the art-, science- and nature-lovers in your life
Art and craft shops and holiday markets are full of unique gifts for art-lovers, and, for art-makers, art and craft studios sell gift certificates that can be used for all kinds of classes and workshops, many of which have Continue reading “Creative gifts”
Where to see and shop for art throughout the season
Find all kinds of unique handmade items by local artists and craftspeople at these holiday-inspired art shows and events, some offered in-person, some offered virtually and some with both options.
• The Warner Historical Society has a virtual holiday shop Continue reading “Handmade holidays”
Deliciously fun events for your holiday
From plated dinners to virtual tastings, there’s still tons of foodie fun to be had in New Hampshire this holiday season. Check out these tasty events going on this year.
• The New Hampshire Liquor Commission’s 90 Days Around the World virtual wine and Continue reading “Festive eats”
Where to see holiday theater, music and dance
There are all kinds of holiday shows coming up — both live in-person and virtually from home — including traditional favorites like A Christmas Carol and The Nutcracker and festive music performed in a variety of styles.
• The Palace Theatre (80 Continue reading “Shows for the season”
