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Through his art and music, Albert Duvall Quigley enriched the town of Nelson, New Hampshire, and the Monadnock Region in countless ways. Born to a stonecutting family in rural Maine, he served in World War I and briefly studied painting in Paris. After returning to the U.S., he moved to Keene and later settled in Nelson Village, where he was an active member of the community until his death in...

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New Hampshire Antique Co-op is pleased to present From Diners to Detectives: American Vintage & Antique Signs, a retrospective exhibit and sale of advertising signs from the 1800s to the present. Celebrating signage forms in America, this exhibit showcases a wide variety of materials employed by sign makers: hand-carved and gilded wood, hand-painted tin, printed broadsides, fabricated...

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Every Monday and Wednesday from June 26 through August 16, O’neil Cinemas will be showing family movies at 10 a.m. at its 24 Calef Hwy location. Tickets for the movies will be $1 for kids 11 and under and $2 for ages 12 and up. Kids popcorns and drinks will be $2.50 each.

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The days of having to drive to Boston to see multiple Monets are over (until November). In this can't-miss exhibition, the Currier's sole Monet, "The Bridge at Bougival," is joined by three of his other works: "La Pointe de la Hève at Low Tide" (from the Kimbell Art Museum), "Cap Martin" and "Charing Cross Bridge" (both from the MFA...

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The only music you may associate with the Addams Family is their earworm of a TV theme song, but this Tony-nominated musical provides two acts' worth of spooky new tunes for you to enjoy. In this production, Wednesday Addams has fallen in love, and tensions fly as she introduces her family to her boyfriend's milquetoast Ohioan parents. NH Theatre Award winner Clayton Phillips directs....

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This hands-on adventure, led by educator, Sheryl Ross, will provide enriching and fun projects in boating, science, water ecology, aquatic life, local history, and arts and crafts. The program cost is $15 per day for Museum members' children or grandchildren and $18 per day for not-yet-Museum members' children and grandchildren. Session 1, for lower elementary (kindergarden...

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By-kids, for-kids theatre Andy's Summer Playhouse kicks off their "Summer of Adversity" with this progressive play. Adapted from Alex Gino's novel "George," this production introduces young audiences to transgender issues via George, an elementary school student who yearns to explain to his classmates that, deep down, he should really be a she.

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For hundreds of years, soldiers have been fighting for our country, putting their own lives at risk to provide freedom for others. This exhibition, featuring 166 poster-sized photographs pulled from private and museum collections by curator and producer Cyma Rubin, shows the famous and lesser-known sides of these American heroes. Tis celebration of our men and women in uniform is the perfect...

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Northern New Hampshire's iconic trains kind of call to mind Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends any day of the year, but the connection gets literal at this special event. Real train engines designed to replicate Thomas and his friend Percy will lead Conway Scenic trains up the tracks a few times during each day of this promotion, complete with autism-friendly rides on Sunday afternoons....

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The Palace Theatre's Children's Summer Series has long entertained New Hampshire young'uns on their summer break, and this year's season gets its high-flying start this month with "Peter Pan." After heading to Neverland, catch "The Wizard of Oz" and "Cinderella" in successive weeks and other fairy tale favorites throughout the month of August....

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