Past Issues – Page 19

Bringing the Holiday Fun — 11/24/22

From town parades and tree lightings to Nutcracker and Christmas Carol productions, arts markets, comedy events and more, find holiday events to pack your seaonal calendar.

Also on the cover Katelyn Sahagian talks to three members of the same Nashua area family who currently have their art on display as part of St. Joseph Hospital’s Healing through the Arts gallery (page 31). Michael Witthaus highlights some concerts to look forward to throughout the month of December (page 48). Matt Ingersoll catches up with the owners of Cafe la Reine and New Hampshire Doughnut Co., who respectively have opened new locations in Manchester (page 38) and Bedford (page 39).

News & Notes 22/11/24

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Money for more broadband Gov. Chris Sununu submitted a letter to the members of the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee on ...

Land and water

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The Nature Conservancy gets a new director Meet Rachel Rouillard, the new state director of The Nature Conservancy in New ...

No turkey in Celtics start

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If you are a Celtics fan you wake up this Thanksgiving morning thankful for how the season has started. That’s ...

Quality of Life 22/11/24

Scouting for Food Scouts from the Daniel Webster Council – Boy Scouts of America participated in the recent Scouting for ...

This Week 22/11/24

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Big Events November 24, 2022 and beyond Friday, Nov. 25 Shops across the Granite State are participating in Small Business ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun

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Your Guide to the 2022 Season of Festive Events Welcome to Hippo’s Holiday Guide — our annual listing of fun ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: Drinksgiving

Back to Categories Wobble for a landing This year’s pre-Thanksgiving options The night before Thanksgiving is often called Drinksgiving. It’s ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: Races and runs

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Back to Categories Race through the holidays 5Ks on Thanksgiving and beyond Lace up those sneakers Thursday morning — there ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: Holiday theater

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Back to Categories Dickens & Tchaikovsky Get your A Christmas Carol and The Nutcracker The classic holiday season productions of ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: Festive parades and lights

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Back to Categories Holiday happenings Twinkling lights, seasonal parades and holiday festivals to set the mood By Katelyn Sahagian [email protected] ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: For the kids

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Back to Categories Santa Claus is coming… Holiday events for junior Granite Staters, including meeting Santa and Mrs. Claus By ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: Downtown merriment

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Back to Categories Santa in the Gate City Nashua’s Winter Holiday Stroll returns By Mya Blanchard [email protected] The Winter Holiday ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: festive flavors

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Back to Categories Festive flavors All kinds of holiday fun for foodies From holiday-themed cooking classes and wine tastings to ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: Arts and crafts

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Back to Categories Decking the halls Holiday arts, crafts, and more across Southern New Hampshire By Katelyn Sahagian [email protected] Holiday ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: Sounds of the season

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Back to Categories Holiday sounds Symphonies, choral performances and more By Angie Sykeny [email protected] • The Granite State Ringers handbell ...

Bringing the Holiday Fun: Film favorites

Back to Categories ‘Fra-gee-lay!’ See holiday classics at a theater near you Movie theaters will be filled with would-be blockbusters, ...

Art runs in the family

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Sarah Larson, her mom and aunt talk about their family history as artists By Katelyn Sahagian [email protected] Some things are ...

The Art Roundup 22/11/24

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Shop art: Two Villages Art Society (46 Main St. in ...

Include homegrown (or local) vegetables in your holiday feasts

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Eating from your garden is possible even in December I personally think that the Canadians have the right idea: They ...

Kiddie Pool 22/11/24

Family fun for the weekend Getting crafty • Head to Bookery (844 Elm St. in Manchester; bookerymht.com) on Saturday, Nov ...

Treasure Hunt 22/11/24

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Hello, Donna, Can you help me by telling me what this is? My wife says a wax stamp for envelopes ...

On The Job – Ryan Aloise

Painter Ryan Aloise is an independent professional painting contractor and the owner of Painting Perfection, based in Nashua. Explain your ...

The Weekly Dish 22/11/24

News from the local food scene • Grab a pint: The New Hampshire Brewers Association is once again promoting breweries ...

Coffee, cocktails and community

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Café la Reine opens second spot in Manchester’s North End Nearly a decade after Saint Anselm College alum Alex Horton ...

Doughnut you know it

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NH Doughnut Co. opens in Bedford, expands menu offerings When Amanda Baril opened the first New Hampshire Doughnut Co. on ...

In the kitchen with Alan Frati

Alan Frati of Derry is the co-owner and co-founder of Crack’d Kitchen & Coffee (327 S. Broadway, Salem, 212-1511, crackdkitchen.com), ...

Soft sugar cookies

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Welcome to eating season! I’m embracing it wholeheartedly with this cookie recipe. Who doesn’t want to bake cookies with cold ...

Staggering toward 34th Street

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There are two great scenes in 1947’s Miracle on 34th Street: “Hey, Lou! How many letters do we have to ...

Album Reviews 22/11/24

Louis Armstrong, The Standard Oil Sessions

Soen, Atlantis (Silver Lining Music) With Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s traditional holiday tour coming soon, our thoughts turn of course not to ...

Novelist as a Vocation, Haruki Murakami

Novelist as a Vocation, Haruki Murakami; translated by Philip Gabriel and Ted Goossen (Knopf, 224 pages) The career of Haruki ...

She Said (R)

New York Times reporters Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor investigate reports of sexual harassment and assault by Harvey Weinstein in ...

The Music Roundup 22/11/24

Local music news & events • Hail queen: Basking in the glow of a New England Music Award for Country ...

Live for the season

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Step out for a musical December From big stages to small, national touring acts and regional heroes will fill the ...

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Thanksgiving Showdown — 11/17/22

Apple pie or pumpkin pie? Mashed potatoes or sweet potatoes? We tackle some of the tastier debates of Thanksgiving with local livestock farmers, butchers, restaurateurs, chefs and bakers who offer tips and recipes for getting the feast you want.

Also on the cover Hippo gardening columnist Henry Homeyer tells you how to prep terrariums to grow indoors this winter (page 20). Michael Witthaus catches up with Trans-Siberian Orchestra drummer Jeff Plate ahead of their annual holiday show at the SNHU Arena in Manchester (page 38). Longtime television chef Mary Ann Esposito returns with her newest cookbook Ciao Italia: Plant, Harvest, Cook! (page 28).

Post-election thoughts

Like most Americans, I am ready to move beyond the 2022 midterm elections. Votes are still being counted, with the ...

News & Notes 22/11/17

School projects The State Board of Education has approved a list of 17 New Hampshire school districts seeking funding for ...

A different kind of care

New program for mental illness, substance use disorder WestBridge, a mental illness and substance use disorder treatment service in Manchester, ...

Pats mid-season update

After a week off to recharge the batteries and give injuries more time to heal, the Patriots begin the second ...

Quality of Life 22/11/17

Lending a helping car In honor of Veterans Day, Progressive Insurance donated two vehicles to support the local veteran community ...

This Week 22/11/17

Big Events November 70, 2022 and beyond Thursday Nov. 17 This week’s Art After Work at the Currier Museum of ...

Thanksgiving Showdown

APPLE PIE VS. PUMPKIN PIE! TURKEY VS. NOT TURKEY! IT’S A FACE-OFF OF THANKSGIVING FAVORITES! What makes up the perfect ...

The Art Roundup 22/11/17

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Friends in art: Artists Denise Green and Terri St. Laurent ...

Consider bringing some nature inside this winter

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How to make a wildlife terrarium from your backyard When I was in the third or fourth grade, way back ...

Treasure Hunt 22/11/17

Hi there, Donna. My name is Jessica, and I happened to catch your section in the Hippo. My father-in-law, who ...

Kiddie Pool 22/11/17

Family fun for the weekend Pancakes, hamsters & more book fun • Early childhood education author Nancy Lessard Downing will ...

On The Job – Diane Kolifrath

Bike tour coordinator Diane Kolifrath is the owner of Great American Bike Tours, a bike touring company based in Raymond ...

The Weekly Dish 22/11/17

News from the local food scene • Giving thanks: Depending on when you’re reading this, there may still be time ...

A feast from your garden

Television chef Mary Ann Esposito presents new cookbook Chef and University of New Hampshire graduate Mary Ann Esposito isn’t just ...

Mangia!

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Meet the cooking, singing and dancing Calamari Sisters Celebrities of Brooklyn, New York’s public access circuit, the duo performing as ...

In the kitchen with Lauren Collins-Cline

Lauren Collins-Cline of Bedford is the owner of Slightly Crooked Pies (slightlycrookedpies.com, and on Facebook and Instagram @slightlycrookedpies), offering home-baked ...

Homemade applesauce

Applesauce is one of my favorite easily made dishes. On a weekend afternoon, the smell of simmering apples adds warmth ...

Reds with your bird

How to pair red wines with the Thanksgiving feast Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday, a gathering of friends and family ...

Album Reviews 22/11/17

Enuff Z’Nuff, Finer Than Sin (Frontiers Music) Early holiday present for me; new albums from long-irrelevant (at least in the ...

Mad Honey, by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boylan

Mad Honey, by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boylan, Ballantine, 450 pages The new novel by Jodi Picoult, co-written with ...

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (PG-13)

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (PG-13) Marvel says goodbye to Chadwick Boseman, his T’Challa and his version of Black Panther while ...

At the Sofaplex 22/11/17

Sassy girls in olden times edition Rosaline (PG-13) Kaitlyn Dever, Isabela Merced. Before there was Romeo and Juliet, there was ...

The Music Roundup 22/11/17

Local music news & events • Listen & learn: Given the recent focus on her career and a summer return ...

Holiday tradition

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Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s big show returns Few acts usher in the holiday season quite like Trans-Siberian Orchestra, with its Christmas cocktail ...

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Retro Cocktails — 11/10/22

Retro Cocktails Style revivals aren’t just for clothes. With drinks like the espresso martini having a moment once again, Hippo’s cocktail columnist John Fladd takes a look at some of the iconic drinks of the 1990s. Can those classic -tinis be improved?

Also on the cover Mya Blanchard talks to the team behind Seasonal Allergies, a three-day production from the Majestic Theatre in Manchester debuting this weekend (page 15). Katelyn Sahagian chats with the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire in Dover about “Step into a Story: Art by New England Illustrators,” an exhibit on display through January (page 17). Thanksgiving Day is right around the corner (Thursday, Nov. 24), and we’ve got all of the details of where you can dine in at participating restaurants offering special menus, or where you can go to bring your feasts home this year (pages 22 and 23).

News & Notes 22/11/10

Food support The Capital Region Food Program announces the launch of its 2022 Holiday Voucher Pilot, a new food support ...

Finding buddies

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Helping people with disabilities make new connections Sarra Dennehy Lynch is the founder of the New Hampshire chapter of Best ...

The week that was

It was another week of, as Johnny Carson used to say, weird, wild stuff. Among the happenings were Tom Brady ...

Quality of Life 22/11/10

More eagles in NH Bald eagles have continued to find new places to nest in New Hampshire, according to research ...

This Week 22/11/10

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Big Events November 10, 2022 and beyond Thursday, Nov. 10 The Wilton Town Hall Theatre (40 Main St. in Wilton; ...

Retro Cocktails

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The drinks of the 1990s return — and get a reboot The drinks of the ’90s served largely as fuel ...

The most wonderful time of the year

Majestic Theatre brings holiday comedy Seasonal Allergies to the stage By Mya Blanchard [email protected] With the holiday season now upon ...

The Art Roundup 22/11/10

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • At the Factory: The Factory on Willow (252 Willow St ...

Meet Mischka — 11/03/22

The Granite State is home to many dogs, cats and other animals with roles that go beyond the traditional house pet. Read on to learn about Eddy the comfort pony, Yuka the Arctic fox, cuddle cows at Granite Oak Farm in Goffstown and more.

Also on the cover Katelyn Sahagian brings you all the details on the Nashua Chamber Orchestra’s return with “Beethoven and Friends,” a concert at Nashua Community College this weekend (page 15). Find local live music this weekend and beyond in our Music This Week section (starts on page 35). Pats Peak Ski Area in Henniker gears up for its 60th season with an Oktoberfest and ski and snowboard sale (page 24).

News & Notes 22/11/03

General election New Hampshire’s general election is on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Offices on the ballot include Governor, U.S. Senator, Representative ...

Giving back with overstock

New retail store plans to help local nonprofits Adam Daley is the founder and owner of Granite State Discounts, a ...

If I were the owner

When I come back in my next life I’m going to concentrate on making serious money. The plan would be ...

Quality of Life 22/11/03

Energy worries President and chief executive officer of Eversource Energy Joseph R. Nolan Jr. has expressed concern about possible energy ...

This Week 22/11/03

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Big Events November 3, 2022 and beyond Thursday, Nov. 3 Join MANIA the ABBA tribute band at the Chubb Theatre ...

Meet Mischka

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Get to know this Community-friendly Comfort Dog, a very social emu, cuddle cows and other famous local animals Many dogs, ...

New and old classics

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Nashua Chamber Orchestra opens season with full orchestra concerts By Katelyn Sahagian [email protected] It’s been a long time coming, but ...

The Art Roundup 22/11/03

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Open studio: In addition to the Route 3 Art Trail ...

Let the good times roll

Concord native presents new photo biography of B.B. King By Mya Blanchard [email protected] Whether through pictures or narrative, Concord native ...

Kiddie Pool 22/11/03

Family fun for the weekend Art and science • Learn about exoplanets at the event “Exoplanets: They’re Out of This ...

An (eventual) pop of color

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Forcing bulbs for early spring blossoms indoors I love tulips. Fortunately, our dog Rowan keeps the deer away, so I ...

Treasure Hunt 22/11/03

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Dear Donna, Time to pass this carved Scottie dog bracelet to my daughter. Can you give me any information to ...

On The Job – Sally Pendleton

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Physical therapist specializing in dry needling Sally Pendleton is a Physical Therapist certified and specializing in dry needling, a technique ...

The Weekly Dish 22/11/03

News from the local food scene • Seniors Thanksgiving luncheon: The Salvation Army’s Northern New England Division is inviting seniors ...

Winter is brewing

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Oktoberfest, ski and snowboard sale return to Pats Peak Just ahead of its season kickoff, Pats Peak Ski Area in ...

Soup’s on

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Bouillon Bistro now open in Milford Scratch-made artisan soups, chowders and stews are the stars of the menu at Bouillon ...

In the kitchen with Sergio Metes

Sergio Metes is the executive chef of Luna Bistro (254 N. Broadway, Salem, 458-2162, luna-bistro.com), a tapas and wine bar ...

Caramel-stuffed chocolate chip cookies

It’s the week after Halloween, and you may be wondering why you would need a dessert recipe. Think of it ...

Wine pairing, Italian style

What to drink with each course of a hearty Italian meal The crisp days of autumn call for a reunion ...

Album Reviews 22/11/03

cover for Brothertiger album Brothertiger

Brothertiger, Brothertiger (Satanic Panic Records) If you were around in the late ’80s, you probably heard your share of corporate ...

Shuna’s Journey, by Hayao Miyazaki

Shuna’s Journey, by Hayao Miyazaki (First Second, 160 pages) At a glance, Shuna’s Journey feels like well-mapped territory for author ...

Till (PG-13)

Till (PG-13) Mamie Till-Mobley, mother of the murdered child Emmett Till, is the focus of Till, a close-up portrait of ...

At the Sofaplex 22/11/03

Wendell & Wild (PG-13) Voices of Lyric Ross, Angela Bassett. As well as the voices of Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan ...

The Music Roundup 22/11/03

Local music news & events Nashville kitten: Country music rising star MaRynn Taylor is joined by local fave Dusty Gray ...

Well rounded

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Zero hits New Hampshire with new (old) album The hallmark of a good jam band is how well it plays ...

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The Local Roast — 10/27/22

In this week’s issue, food writer Matt Ingersoll participates in a coffee cupping and gets the story on how specialty roasting is on the rise in New Hampshire. Learn about the complex journey it takes locally roasted coffee beans to reach your cup and find out where you can go to get the freshest morning joe around.

Also on the cover Katelyn Sahagian has all the details on New Hampshire Distiller’s Week, culminating with the ninth annual Distiller’s Showcase of Premium Spirits on Nov. 3 (page 26). Michael Witthaus catches up with actor and comedian Robert Dubac ahead of his upcoming show at the Rex Theatre in Manchester (page 34). Make your plans for Halloween this weekend with all kinds of family-friendly events (see This Week on p. 9 and Kiddie Pool on p. 19), costume parties and Halloween bashes for grownups (see Music This Week on p. 35) and seasonal film screenings (see film listings on p. 32). Check out our complete guide to Halloween happenings in the Oct. 20 issue; find the e-edition at hippopress.com (the story starts on page 10).

News & Notes 22/10/27

Marketplace open enrollment The open enrollment period for the Healthcare.gov Marketplace, during which New Hampshire residents can purchase or change ...

Ensuring you’re insured

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Meet the navigators of NH’s Health Market Connect The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently renewed the Covid ...

NBA now in season

With the Celtics starting out 3-0 local optimism continues to be very high. And while it’s just three games, I ...

Quality of Life 22/10/27

Teacher of the year Christian Cheetham, a teacher at Alvirne High School in Hudson, has been named New Hampshire’s 2023 ...

This Week 22/10/27

Big Events October 27, 2022 and beyond Thursday, Oct. 27 The Witch of Weston Tower will haunt McIntyre Ski Area ...

The Local Roast

NH coffee roasters discuss how they craft the perfect cup of joe To understand and appreciate specialty coffee is to ...

The Art Roundup 22/10/27

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Second weekend of Grease: The Palace Theatre’s (80 Hanover St ...

Taking shelter

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Wine and Whiskers fundraiser to benefit dogs in need By Mya Blanchard [email protected] As of 2010, an average of 2 ...

Kiddie Pool 22/10/27

Family fun for the weekend • Milford’s Trick or Treat on the Oval returns to the Oval gazebo area on ...

Treasure Hunt 22/10/27

Dear Donna, This treadmill was in my grandparents’ garage when I was a child, and since my grandparents have both ...

Planting spring bulbs

Put a few here and there, or make a big splash of color As a boy I was surrounded by ...

On The Job – Levi Maxwell

man standing outside in front of woods, autumn, holding violin

Violin seller Levi Maxwell is a violin seller and owner of Levi Maxwell Violins (400-7149, facebook.com/levimaxwellsviolins), based in Mason. Explain ...

The Weekly Dish 22/10/20

News from the local food scene • Spooky servings: Still haven’t made your plans yet for Halloween? Several area bars, ...

Get in the spirit

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New Hampshire Distiller’s Week returns By Katelyn Sahagian [email protected] New Hampshire in early November is the place to be for ...

In the kitchen with Ashley Tardugno

Ashley Tardugno of Derry is the owner of Whisk Chick ([email protected], and on Facebook and Instagram @whiskchickbakes), specializing in charcuterie-style ...

Butternut squash chili

butternut squash, beans, and vegetables cooked in bowl

With frost warnings in our forecasts, it is the time of year for slow-cooked meals. Simmering on the stove or ...

In a dark and stormy mood

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OK, this one is going to be fun. First, you’re going to need about a pound and a half of ...

Album Reviews 22/10/27

album cover for Nelson, A Nelson Family Christmas

Nelson, A Nelson Family Christmas (UME Records) So glad to get the first holiday record of the season into the ...

Leech, by Hiron Ennes

Leech, by Hiron Ennes (Tordotcom, 336 pages) If you’re looking for gothic fiction, horror spiced up with adventure, LGBT representation ...

Black Adam (PG-13)

Black Adam (PG-13) Dwayne Johnson is the magnetic core of the “too many items on the menu” comic book adaptation ...

The Music Roundup 22/10/27

Local music news & events • Hanging out: Closing out a two-month residency in downtown Nashua, The Humans Being bring ...

Clean slate

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Robert Dubac tries to make sense in Book of Moron The idea of aliens landing and attempting to understand human ...

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Scary Fun — 10/20/22

Time for costumes, snack-sized chocolate bars and screenings of Rocky Horror Picture Show. We’ve got all the Halloween events, from the trunk-or-treats for the kids to the parties and costume contests for adults. Plus, reporter Katelyn Sahagian tries her hand at dishing out scares at a haunted attraction. Find two weekends of Halloween events in our guide to the spookiest season.

Also on the cover: We are also at the start of craft fair season. In the Arts section this week, find the details about this weekend’s Great New England Fall Fine Craft and Artisan Show (on page 20) as well as a quick rundown of other area craft fairs (on page 21). Taste the competing chilis at the Great Bowls of Fire Chili Cook-Off in Goffstown on Saturday (page 32). And if you’re looking for some music, we can help you plan your weekend with the Music This Week listing, which starts on page 43.

Quality of Life 22/10/20

100 years of diner eatsThe Red Arrow Diner celebrated 100 years of serving eats in the Queen City with a ...

Album Reviews 22/10/20

Cover for the album Pad by the band Peel Dream Magazine. Its white with some small black writing and a red cartoon girl. Imagine School house rock went minimalist.

Peel Dream Magazine, Pad (Slumberland Records)With its Postal Service-vs.-the very worst parts of Spoon-sounding tunes, this dude’s first album, 2020’s ...

News & Notes 22/10/20

Biofabrication celebratedThe Manchester NextGen Resiliency Council will hold a Build Back Better Community Celebration at Arms Park in Manchester on ...

The sports week that was

Do Pats Have A QB Controversy?The results have been happily surprising for the Patriots after rookie Bailey Zappe stepped into ...

This Week 22/10/20

Large crowd browsing displays of Jack-o-lanterns at a pumpkin festival

Big Events October 20, 2022 and beyond Saturday, Oct. 22Manchester native and Central High School graduate Adam Sandler returns to ...

Scary Fun

Halloween events for everyone from the littlest trick-or-treaters to the oldest Rocky Horror fans A tale of two haunts To ...

More than crafts

Great New England Fine Craft and Artisan Show is back for the seventh year By Katelyn [email protected] For the seventh ...

The Art Roundup 22/10/13

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Craft fair season: Sure, we’re in the thick of Halloween, ...

Garlic: a virtually work-free crop

A garlic bed ready for planting. Photo by Henry Homeyer.

Back in the 1980s the Dartmouth Film Department showed a film by Les Blank called Garlic Is as Good as ...

Kiddie Pool 22/10/20

Family fun for the weekend Bookstore craft• Head to Bookery (844 Elm St., Manchester) for a fun and exciting story ...

Treasure Hunt 22/10/20

Bear and Kangaroo vintage beanie babies they're in pretty good shape if you're into this sort of thing

Dear Donna,Do you know anything about values on Beanie Babies? I have several older ones. My daughter informed me they ...

On The Job – Chris Cote

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Exterior and garage door specialist Chris Cote is the owner and operator of C & W Doors, an exterior and ...

The Weekly Dish 22/10/20

News from the local food scene • Come, we fly! Have you seen Disney’s Hocus Pocus 2 yet? Decorated candy ...

May the best chilis win

Group of people gathered under a pop up tent, tasting different crock pots of chili - They're not double dipping I swear

Great Bowls of Fire Chili Cook-off returns If you think you make the best bowl of chili around, here’s your ...

Raise a glass to fall

Arms extended out, holding large glass steins of beer in a Stein Holding competition. Ohh buddy whose going to tap out first?

Fody’s Tavern introduces fall festival in Derry When Fody’s Tavern acquired a 40-by-60-foot tent in January 2020 for its inaugural ...

In the kitchen with Danilo and Amanda Portillo

A young couple standing infront of their amazing looking food truck that is painted with giant cactus, flowers, and a mariachi skeleton like what I want to try this truck

Danilo Portillo and his wife, Amanda, of Plaistow are the owners of Rico’s Burritos (ricosburritosfoodtruck.com, and on Facebook and Instagram ...

Simple Sausage Rolls

The tops of some sausage rolls, nothing too exciting

If you still are thinking about sausage-based appetizers after last week’s cheesy sausage balls recipe, you are in luck! This ...

What to pair with osso buco

Closeup of the label for Domaine de la Charbonniere Vacqueyras - Nothing to report, no fun graphics.

A robust red for a robust dinner Over the weekend, we were invited to dinner at a friends’ house. I ...

Carrie Soto is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid

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Carrie Soto is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid (Ballantine, 384 pages) You know when a book’s protagonist is really hard ...

Halloween Ends (R)

Jamie Lee Curtis killing it in Halloween Ends. Standing in front of a mirror with amazing shoulder length silver hair, and surrounded by creepy jack-o-lanterns

The infectious nature of violence is the real boogeyman in Halloween Ends, the allegedly final installment in the Laurie Strode/Michael ...

Master of ceremonies

Black and white photo of Chris Trapper, a very rock and roll looking younger man playing an acoustic guitar.

Chris Trapper has his own show to do From late spring to summer’s end, Chris Trapper was on the road, ...

The Music Roundup 22/10/20

Local music news & events • Channeling Woody: For their first acoustic album and tour, Dropkick Murphys take on the ...

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Category: Past Issues

Bringing the Holiday Fun — 11/24/22

Thanksgiving Showdown — 11/17/22

Retro Cocktails — 11/10/22

Meet Mischka — 11/03/22

The Local Roast — 10/27/22

Scary Fun — 10/20/22

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