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Let’s celebrate the season with a buffet of delish, easy to prepare holiday crowd pleasers to end the year or begin a new one. Being vegan doesn’t have to mean boring or tasteless. And always remember: eat to live, don’t live to eat!
This week’s round-up of live entertainment in and around Southern NH is brought to you by A. Robert Dionne of Ted Herbert Music School & Rentals.
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As show weekend approaches, the cast and crew at Nashua High School North have been rehearsing from 2:30 to 10 p.m. five days a week for the two weeks leading to opening night of their production of The Secret Garden – The Musical, running from Friday Dec. 14 through Sunday Dec. 16.
Tonight, December 6, 2024, Symphony New Hampshire showcases the skills of their Brass Ensemble with an exploration of old and
Fa-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-lots of music to be heard this holiday season. And it’s live!
More than 25,000 people attended the 29th annual Holiday Stroll on Nov. 29 in downtown Nashua. The event is an annual Christmas season tradition presented by Great American Downtown and the city.
Ed was born in Nashua in 1924. As a kid he skated on the Merrimack River when it froze over, which he says used to happen far more often than today. He and friends jumped trains in Nashua and rode them further north. Remember, Ed would have been 16 years old in 1940.
Stuff your ears with extra-delicious music this weekend – which starts early, with Thanksgiving Eve!
Amateur woodworkers from Nashua, Manchester, Bedford and Warner won top prizes at the second annual New England Woodworking Competition, which drew 150 entries from across New England.