It’s craft fair season! Through November and into December, there will be craft fairs offering one-of-a-kind items — and oftentimes an opportunity to meet the makers, crafters, artisans and others behind the creations. Thinking of making some art of your own? The cover story also includes a look at area sewing stores and the communities they’ve fostered.
Also on the cover Laura Knoy presents her new novel, The Shopkeeper of Alsace (page 14). A New Boston teen opened her own business making gluten-free treats (page 18). Looking for live music this weekend? Check out the Music This Week listings (page 24), the Concert listings (page 26) and Michael Witthaus’s interview with musician Ian Galipeau.
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From now through December, the weekends will be filled with craft fairs. Whether you’re looking for unique gifts or locally ...
New Hampshire writer pens historical novel Award-winning journalist and former New Hampshire Public Radio host Laura Knoy recently published her ...
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Family fun for whenever Piggie! Gerald! The pigeon! • The Manchester City Library, 405 Pine St. in Manchester, manchester.lib.nh.us, will ...
Cap Center seeks next culinary artist The Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord is starting the search for its ...
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