Ask Southern New Hampshire University’s President, Paul LeBlanc, “How is Antarctica?” and he will tell you why we should care. Through the power of social media and digital communications, I have been in touch with READ MORE
For the first time in three years, students and parents were able to be together in-person for the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee preliminary competition. READ MORE
Meet Joe Dakin, a NH Artist who is using his art to speak to the issues surrounding Climate Change. Joe and I first met at Manchester’s First Mural Festival last year. He expressed a strong READ MORE
Welcome to Manchester Ink Link’s Arts and Culture newest perspective. READ MORE
“My Three Words” is a practice I picked up from Chris (author, speaker, digital strategist) more than a decade ago. I continue to find this the most consistent and powerful way to succeed in the year ahead. Using three words as your year-long guide works far better than New Year’s resolutions that quickly fall by the wayside. READ MORE
This year, Christmas Eve and the 7th night of Chanukah match up and our Manchester community is considerably more diverse than it was 28 years ago. Now, as then, we best see the diversity around us through the eyes of artists. Visual Arts, Performance Art and the Art of Spoken and Written Word all contribute to a better understanding of ourselves and our neighbors. READ MORE
MANCHESTER, NH – Manchester Arts Commission held a Town Hall meeting last Tuesday, Dec 6, 2022, at Manchester City Library. This was an opportunity for the community to share thoughts, ideas and concerns. Some 20 READ MORE
Ever wonder how all those holiday wreaths get placed so nicely atop Manchester’s gateway arches? Or when exactly is the right time to bring out, decorate, and light up those downtown building Christmas trees? And READ MORE
Thursday and Friday, Sept 15-16, are the last two days to take advantage of downtown Manchester’s free Mini-Mural Monster Search. The brainchild of Monica Leap, founder and director of Studio 550, this free activity popped up as a new twist on this 10th anniversary year of Studio 550’s Monster Hunt. READ MORE
MANCHESTER, NH — The city’s first mural festival, August 11-22, 2022, the result of nearly two years of planning and building connections, has been guided by the vision of local Artist James Chase. As an READ MORE
Click here to join the growing list of InkLink Community Ad Partners who, like us, are mission driven and believe in building community.
Copyright (c) 2022 Manchester Ink Link. All rights reserved. Site by Manon Etc