Local band adds to yoga experience
When Cassie O’Brien was in her twenties, she wrote for a Concord alt weekly and was constantly impressed by the city’s music and arts scene. When she and her husband began planning a move from Washington, D.C., back to New Hampshire six years ago, Continue reading “Move to the music”
Local music news & events
• Taco tunes: Manchester’s largest Taco Tour ever has live music, including sets from reggae rockers Supernothing and Donaher, the latter a power pop quartet whose front man is campaigning to recognize the Queen City as the birthplace of chicken tenders. Indie singer-songwriter Colleen Green Continue reading “The Music Roundup 23/05/04”
Built to Move, by Kelly Starrett and Juliet Starrett (Knopf, 336 pages)
CrossFit devotees are no doubt familiar with Kelly and Juliet Starrett. Not being one, I was not, and there was nothing in their new book’s title that seems particularly inspiring. In fact, the only thing the book Continue reading “Built to Move, by Kelly Starrett and Juliet Starrett”
Bobcat Goldthwait, Soldier for Christ (PGF Records)
So, an album featuring ’80s/’90s/whatever comedian Bobcat Goldthwait performing a standup set recorded last year at Lincoln Lodge in Chicago. Like Gallagher with his watermelon-smashing Sledge-O-Matic (which has been outdone by approximately 367,000 YouTube prank videos last time I looked), Goldthwait has had Continue reading “Album Reviews 23/05/04”
Gerry Ferretti-Berrios and her sister, Amberle Ferretti, are the owners of Chicken Lou’s Distribution (chickenlous.com, and on Facebook and Instagram @chickenlous), a purveyor of two cooking seasonings and three sauces — a signature honey mustard, a chipotle ranch dressing and a “Kickin’ Chicken” barbecue sauce — great for use as Continue reading “In the kitchen with Gerry Ferretti-Berrios”
Fleur Délices amateur baking competition returns
Amateur bakers will show off their cake decorating skills and compete for prizes during the second annual Franco Foods Fleur Délices challenge. Following a successful inaugural year in 2022, the friendly baking competition and fundraising event is due to return to Anheuser-Busch’s Biergarten in Continue reading “Taking the cake”
Brunch buffets, dinners and more for Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 14) is fast approaching, so make those reservations now to celebrate mom on her special day at one of these local restaurants serving buffets, brunches, special menus or dinners. Some, where specified, also have a takeout option. Know Continue reading “Dining with mom”
News from the local food scene
• Farmers market news: Opening day for the Concord Farmers Market is set for Saturday, May 6 — one of the longest-running outdoor markets in southern New Hampshire, it features more than 40 vendors during its peak time of the season. The market Continue reading “The Weekly Dish 23/05/04”
Hi, Donna.
I have two of these tiny little plates. They are 3 inches long by 1 7/8 inches wide. As shown on the bottom they are by Nippon and are hand-painted. What are these and do they have any value? They were from my grandmother, who would be 120+ Continue reading “Treasure Hunt 23/05/04”
Family fun for the weekend
Cats & dogs
• The Dana Center for the Humanities at Saint Anselm College (100 St. Anselm Drive, Manchester) presents Johnny Peers and the Muttville Comix on Friday, May 5, at 7:30 p.m. A graduate of the Ringling Clown College and a professional clown, Johnny Continue reading “Kiddie Pool 23/05/04”
