Posts about the lively arts in Manchester, NH.
After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music. – Aldous Huxley READ MORE
Join Mosaic Art Collective in celebrating the Earth this month with its current exhibition, “Rock, Paper, Scissors.” This unique exhibition is a celebration of creativity and invited artists to explore alternative and mixed media expressions inspired by the act of caring for our planet. READ MORE
Chef Chris Viaud, owner of three New Hampshire restaurants, is a finalist for the 2024 James Beard Outstanding Restaurateur of the Year Award. READ MORE
the NH Concerto will be the culmination of the College Composition Project created by Symphony New Hampshire. Shared here are the voices of undergraduate college musicians and composers who created sample pieces for professional consideration. A 21st Century approach to 19th Century music. READ MORE
Hosting Echoes and Shifts over multiple years is crucial for Positive Street Art (PSA) to amplify Indigenous arts and voices. By consistently showcasing Indigenous artists and their works, PSA not only provides a platform for these creators to share their stories and perspectives but also creates a lasting impact on the community. READ MORE
tephen S. Miller a.k.a. “Mama Rose” proudly presents rock artist and international singer/songwriter with 17 Billboard Top 20 Hits Debby Holiday for the first time on the East Coast with her full 10-piece “live” band (NOT an impersonation act) the sensational Tina Turner Tribute at The Palace Theatre May 21 2024 at 7 p.m. (Doors 6 p.m.). READ MORE
Positive Street Art and the Greater Manchester Chamber (GMC) invite you to join them in celebrating the work of two of New Hampshire’s greatest treasures: Richella Simard and Amber Nicole Cannan, at an opening reception on Thursday, April 18, from 5-7 p.m. at the GMC’s Positive Street Art Satellite Gallery at 54 Hanover Street, Manchester. READ MORE
Easter Sunday is a Christian holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, accepted by Christians as the Son of God. This is the divergence between followers of the Old Testament and the New. READ MORE
On March 30, people will be able to learn more about climate change while listening to Glier’s new batch of songs being performed in the Showroom at the Colonial Performing Arts Center in Keene. READ MORE
Jude Morris, principal trombonist with Symphony NH made his debut in January at the performance of Brass to the Max. He speaks here about that experience. READ MORE
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