News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.
Tickets are just $10 per person, and it’s BYOB! READ MORE
On Tuesday night 62 supporting members of the Palace got a sneak peek of the show during a tech rehearsal for “Mamma Mia,” a jukebox musical based on the music of pop-group Abba that opens a five-week run on Feb. 28. READ MORE
In times of heightened political polarization and global crisis, readers in 2020 will find comfort in Doerr’s message of learning to create our own light when surrounded by the darkness. READ MORE
German sour beers and lagers are making a comeback, popular NEIPAs like Cone Zone and LL Cool Haze are back on stage, and you can’t go wrong with barrel-aged beers and barleywines. And don’t miss a week’s worth of events marking the 5th anniversary of Rockingham Brewing! READ MORE
I turn to this book sometimes when the mud is stuck wet and hot between my ears. During the end of this bitter season, I find myself struggling to say the simplest of words, turning a phrase, completing a sentence. Can’t seem to capture a thought. I have it, I have it, then it’s gone. Everything sounding like a car wreck coming off my tongue. A mish-mash of mispronunciations. READ MORE
“Versailles represents the apogee of classic French culture. It was the most glorious building in their history, and for women who were possibly descendants of slaves to be the stars in this magnificent gilded chateau…” READ MORE
Calling all art lovers! Art Gallery 46, at 46 NH Route 101A in Amherst, is holding a four-day Pop-Up Art Show for a Cause on Feb. 20-23, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. READ MORE
New this year at the Spotlight Theatre – a Mini Food Fest featuring small bites from local restaurants, plus live entertainment and $5 off your ticket to “Mamma Mia!” READ MORE
This is a special concert in the intimate listening room of Jupiter Hall to celebrate love with some rockin’ old time, alt-country, bluegrass and Americana! READ MORE
As for the theme? Cabaret host Will Saxe said it best as he capped off Dive In to an Identity Crisis “the only thing better than love, is villainy.” READ MORE
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