Arts & Culture

News on the arts, music, dining, restaurants and all things that make our city a cultural mecca on the rise.

Youth represent the future of community. photo by keith spiro of a youthful Symphony NH orchestra on stage in Nashua NH

Youth investment: Exciting times with SymphonyNH and InkLink.News

Monday, May 5, 2025Sunday, May 4, 2025

In our joint quest to engage young people in all aspects of the world of professional musicians, newsworthy stories and community building, Symphony NH opened it doors and heart to all who were curious. Last year, undergraduate students from four colleges across the state participated in creating and experiencing the premiere of the first NH Concerto. This year, high school students got the best seats in the house to experience the symphony close up.

It’s Independent Bookstore Day: You know what to do!

Sunday, April 27, 2025Saturday, April 26, 2025

Bookstores around the country are celebrating Indie Bookstore Day today. The event is put together by Indie Bound, an American Booksellers Association initiative. Goal is to promote local businesses and help contribute to local communities.

the winds rule in this performance by Symphony NH. Wind ensemble seen here a photo by Keith Spiro

Serenade of the Winds: A powerful performance by Symphony NH

Thursday, March 13, 2025Wednesday, March 12, 2025

it was as if the instruments were having little comical conversations. The bassoons were more of the grumpy instruments and the clarinets were happier and joyful.

United Through Color: A Night of Pizza and Paintings

Sunday, January 19, 2025Monday, July 22, 2024

Amara Phelps, work also featured in the show, struck through her wall label with ‘S-O-L-D’ in a purple marker. Amara, Yasmin Safarzadeh (curator), and plenty of staff from the Opportunity Networks would meet weekly for the preceding months in a studio space all their own at Positive Street Art in Nashua. Guided by their peers, but mostly themselves, they would assemble a body of work. Studies in concept, figure, form, and display were practiced, some galleried but none wasted.

Youth investment: Exciting times with SymphonyNH and InkLink.News

It’s Independent Bookstore Day: You know what to do!

Serenade of the Winds: A powerful performance by Symphony NH

United Through Color: A Night of Pizza and Paintings

Signs and stages of labor: When should you call your provider?

Tuesday’s weather: Cool vibes – cool temps, high of 60

Hassan, Goodlander meet with educators to discuss impact of DOE closure on Granite State students

Senate taps the brakes on effort to end mandatory state vehicle inspections

Schreck Tags Third Home Run in Two Days in Sunday Loss

Family STEM Day inspired curiosity, encouraged exploration, and brought community together

United By Color: Year 2 of Positive Street Art’s fully integrated residency with Opportunity Networks

May 31: MakeIt Fest 2025 – Unleash the Maker in You!

The Soapbox: Where is the oversight on foreign acquisitions?

Monday’s weather: Hold on to your hat – blustery day, afternoon showers, high of 59

The Week in Washington: Updates from your NH Congressional Delegation

Yester-Heroes: Nashua landmarks burn

The 54th commencement ceremony held at Nashua Community College

Schreck (not Shrek) hits two Saturday homers for Fisher Cats

‘We can never forget their sacrifice’: NH honors fallen law enforcement officers at annual memorial ceremony