This inaugural conference is intended to cultivate an interdisciplinary, community engaged and creative arts informed program to inform and inspire continued equity work in the region. Academic, community, and industry leaders and practitioners will convene. READ MORE
The Stockbridge theater will host the pristine and powerful poetry of Regie Gibson as part of its free virtual spring series “Bring Light,” an evening of spoken word, stories, poems, monologues and songs meant to illuminate, enlighten and enliven. READ MORE
Here are a few venues in and around Manchester prepared to safely host your next event. READ MORE
Kylie Cropper’s journey to and navigation in New Hampshire has been one of meaningful self-discovery. Born in Washington, D.C., with the heart of an art artist, Cropper is now a senior at the Institute of Art and Design at New England College and Design (formerly the New Hampshire Institute of Art in Manchester), a place that has taught her many things, and where she says she has faced racial challenges during her four-year tenure. READ MORE
Requity Labs hosted an online event March 12 focused on resilience and community. READ MORE
Pinkerton Academy’s Stockbridge Theatre kicks off its free virtual series “Bring Light,” beginning March 12 with a performance by clarinetist Anthony McGill, the first Black principal player in the history of the New York Philharmonic. READ MORE
Learning about money the hard way is never an easy lesson, but there are plenty of financial gurus out there to help. And with the advent of the internet, they’re easier than ever to find, offering simple, common-sense tips and strategies you can put into action right now. READ MORE
In an effort to amplify the voices of those young poets who, like Gorman, will show us the way forward, the NH State Council on the Arts is accepting applications for the selection of its 2021-22 NH Teen Laureate sponsored by PSNH and The Poetry Society of NH READ MORE
During the amateur hour, in 1934, on a dare, a homeless girl, in a dirty dress, took the stage at the Apollo Theatre in Harlem. Originally she had planned to dance as her performance, but after realizing she was no competition for the dancing duo of The Edward Sisters, she decided instead to sing, unknowingly catapulting herself into a life-altering trajectory. That night she silenced the packed 1500-seat theatre. The rest, as they say, is history. READ MORE
As we purposefully attempt to reassemble delicately shattered pieces with the aim of creating fortified and lasting effects, Black and Brown community leaders are asked a poignant question. “In your opinion, moving forward how do we fix what is broken?” READ MORE
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